skallion7:
What's even your use to Nigeria before. As if same USA doesn't gangsters there.mumu

phrankysix:
Run baka yard bwoi!!

Juliusmalema:
The case just looks like a frame up.....

Indians should just take their time.


I wonder when doing legal businesses has turned to crime....by witch hunting and framing innocent citizens up.

GavelSlam:


How many Benenoise, Somalians, Haitians are caught around the world doing such crime?

Our problem is laziness, dishonesty, avarice and lasciviousness.

Laziness is not just about being unable to farm, it is the inability to be creative, to be persistent to bprovide value.

When many of us give example of religion in Nigeria, we are given terrible names. But a society dominated by worship houses rather than industry is sick and quite honestly, deserving of poverty.

A society in which wealth is celebrated, disregarding its source can only succumb to crime and the jackboot of poverty.

Whilst at university, I couldn't bring a new pair of shoes home that my parents didn't buy for me. Yet, I had mates buying state of the art cars, proudly parking them in their family homes. These were not software engineers or anything fancy, they were scammers also known as thieves.

Nigerians refuse to accept the truth and the denial of truth is the beginning of strife.

You are too much my brother, your paragraph only will be accepted by the person who likt truth

Gratefulheart1:
You guys should stop this NCAN tribalism shít already. U people should grow up.

ovaltine22:


How can you caution against tribalism, and with your next sentence, make a tribal remark? Just so you'd know, Drug abuse and peddling cuts across all the regions of the country - north, south, east, and west. Just cause you don't hear of it in other regions doesn't mean it isn't there. So, yes, singling out the Igbo race, and identifying them with drug abuse, really is a tribal remark.



Oga, are you listening to yourself? All the corrupt politicians with their "love and quest" for oil money come from the north, south, east, and west. Just because it's drugs that the Igbos are known for, doesn't mean you should single them out and make them an unnecessary scapegoat. Again, drug abuse and peddling is prevalent in every region in Nigeria. If you doubt me, do a little research.



Oga, please if you don't have anything meaningful to say, rather than running down a particular tribe, I suggest you just hold your peace.

KillaBeauty:
On a more serious note, why are almost all cases of drug peddling linked with the igbos na who do us this thing

lagdmark:

USA leads in Gun crime

skallion7:
Yoruba's... shut up your smelling mouth

madridguy:
I blame the government that turned almost every Nigerians to something else. We no longer command any single respect.

Either they arrest us for drug, or scam, human trafficking, prostitution, sham marriage, wire fraud dey sha must arrest us for something.

Asia we don caste, Europe we no get shikini respect, US/Canada no longer happy having us, Arab world dey kill/jail us anyhow and for our own Africa worst past, even Niger and Benin republic dey do us yanga.

We the youth need to unite together and Purge away every bad leaders from A to Z for a new Nigeria.

HungerBAD:
This is serious.

Let us not make this another tribal thread about Emeka please, as Emeka is a Nigerian. Truth is, there is a problem in the East.

Couple of years ago in the diaspora. A soft spoken course mate of mine, who happens to be a South African lady. Told me that the reason why the problems of HIV in South Africa seems to be well known, is that South Africans are open to the world about the problem(s) and not trying to hide it.

There is a problem in the East in Nigeria concerning their love and quests for drug money. Sad thing is that, an attempt to talk about it,is viewed as an attack on the Igbo race.

You know there is a problem in a region, where nobody sees anything wrong in their tribesmen getting arrested for the same thing every day around the world..

Why are the family members not condemning it?where are the Eastern leaders condemning it?why are lectures and symposiums not done in the East to educate them about the hazards of drug dealing? Why are the Igbo's silent ?

Somebody will want to blame this on the Government of Buhari. But that too is a lie,as the East with their drug problems has been there forever. Hardship do not push an entire region to becoming criminals.

To the every Emeka out there that wants to be a drug dealer. To every Ganiyu in Ogun state that wants to be a head hunter,and to those hell bent on destroying the image of Nigeria, please have a change of heart.

Jaqenhghar:
You want to blame the government for people who resort to crime? SMH

GavelSlam:


How many Benenoise, Somalians, Haitians are caught around the world doing such crime?

Our problem is laziness, dishonesty, avarice and lasciviousness.

Laziness is not just about being unable to farm, it is the inability to be creative, to be persistent to bprovide value.

When many of us give example of religion in Nigeria, we are given terrible names. But a society dominated by worship houses rather than industry is sick and quite honestly, deserving of poverty.

A society in which wealth is celebrated, disregarding its source can only succumb to crime and the jackboot of poverty.

Whilst at university, I couldn't bring a new pair of shoes home that my parents didn't buy for me. Yet, I had mates buying state of the art cars, proudly parking them in their family homes. These were not software engineers or anything fancy, they were scammers also known as thieves.

Nigerians refuse to accept the truth and the denial of truth is the beginning of strife.

mvem:
...i think it should be a research topic in human behaviour or sociology... It is fact that almost 90% of all fraud, drug peddling and related offences by Nigerians are committed by people mostly of the south eastern part... It's no coincidence, there must be factors to that...

tamethem:



The factors is the legacy and beliefs from generation to generation being passed down to the kids.

When Crime is believed not to be bad after all especially when it comes to making money. Anything goes.

I'm sorry, let all Igbos pardon me for this. but let's be sincere. No tribe is innocent though.

I met an Igbo guy in SA years back. This guy was around the age of between 23 and 25 and he was very comfortable. Intact at that age he found of saying "Money is not my problem"

He was extremely nice to me even offered to help me with accommodation because the money I was spending in the hotel was becoming too much and I still had like a week to spend. Theguy was very friendly and helpful, It was after getting to his house that I knew he was into 419 they call it "paper throwing" though I wanted to stay for a week, I ended spending two days out of fear of the police bursting inn and arrestung everyone they meet in the house.

the second day I got there he hit a jackpot one of their magas paid. it was a lady and she was shedding tears on phone begging them to return all her money, He later said He made about three million naira converted from her. That day when I entered the room after the days outing I met One of them doing praise worship and thanking God. I asked what he was celebrating and he said one of them hit a jackpot. The one who squatted him. He was yet to come back so he was celebrating in his absence.

My point is How come they believe that it was an act of God. That God blessed them with the deal. If they had been brought up knowing that doing such a thing is evil they wouldn't be thanking God and doing praise worship after such deals. They grew up believing such an act is normal. So it has to do with their mind set.

So the mind set of the upcoming children must be trained to know what is evil and what is not when it comes to making money.

Bibors:


Something's happen to a society and changes it .
Pre the genocidal war, such was not seen in the east.
Post the genocidal war, these folks were not reintegrated into the scheme of things.
Those who now claim to be their leaders are those who became asslicker to the ruling class and we're further used to hold back their brothers.
The young men who must do anything to survive started doing drugs to meet up with the rest of their country men.
Reintegrate the vanquished of the genocidal war, start the healing process and their values will return.

GavelSlam:


How many Benenoise, Somalians, Haitians are caught around the world doing such crime?

Our problem is laziness, dishonesty, avarice and lasciviousness.

Laziness is not just about being unable to farm, it is the inability to be creative, to be persistent to bprovide value.

When many of us give example of religion in Nigeria, we are given terrible names. But a society dominated by worship houses rather than industry is sick and quite honestly, deserving of poverty.

A society in which wealth is celebrated, disregarding its source can only succumb to crime and the jackboot of poverty.

Whilst at university, I couldn't bring a new pair of shoes home that my parents didn't buy for me. Yet, I had mates buying state of the art cars, proudly parking them in their family homes. These were not software engineers or anything fancy, they were scammers also known as thieves.

Nigerians refuse to accept the truth and the denial of truth is the beginning of strife.

mvem:
...thats not a reasonable excuse... Many countries like Somalia, Sudan, Haiti, Yugoslavia, Congo, Uganda, Rwanda, Burundi, Eritrea, Ethiopia, Chad etc have seen wars and torment more than you can imagine and there citizens are in diaspora everywhere but still we still surpass them in this criminality... Your reason is baseless and no educated igbo has used the civil war as an excuse as why the igbos dominate in that aspect of criminality... Mere fallacy

mvem:
...i think it should be a research topic in human behaviour or sociology... It is fact that almost 90% of all fraud, drug peddling and related offences by Nigerians are committed by people mostly of the south eastern part... It's no coincidence, there must be factors to that...

HungerBAD:
This is serious.

Let us not make this another tribal thread about Emeka please, as Emeka is a Nigerian. Truth is, there is a problem in the East.

Couple of years ago in the diaspora. A soft spoken course mate of mine, who happens to be a South African lady. Told me that the reason why the problems of HIV in South Africa seems to be well known, is that South Africans are open to the world about the problem(s) and not trying to hide it.

There is a problem in the East in Nigeria concerning their love and quests for drug money. Sad thing is that, an attempt to talk about it,is viewed as an attack on the Igbo race.

You know there is a problem in a region, where nobody sees anything wrong in their tribesmen getting arrested for the same thing every day around the world..

Why are the family members not condemning it?where are the Eastern leaders condemning it?why are lectures and symposiums not done in the East to educate them about the hazards of drug dealing? Why are the Igbo's silent ?

Somebody will want to blame this on the Government of Buhari. But that too is a lie,as the East with their drug problems has been there forever. Hardship do not push an entire region to becoming criminals.

To the every Emeka out there that wants to be a drug dealer. To every Ganiyu in Ogun state that wants to be a head hunter,and to those hell bent on destroying the image of Nigeria, please have a change of heart.

NairaMedia:

Source: https://www.mediahelm.com.ng/2018/09/30-year-old-nigerian-man-arrested-with.html

madridguy:
I blame the government that turned almost every Nigerians to something else. We no longer command any single respect.

Either they arrest us for drug, or scam, human trafficking, prostitution, sham marriage, wire fraud dey sha must arrest us for something.

Asia we don caste, Europe we no get shikini respect, US/Canada no longer happy having us, Arab world dey kill/jail us anyhow and for our own Africa worst past, even Niger and Benin republic dey do us yanga.

We the youth need to unite together and Purge away every bad leaders from A to Z for a new Nigeria.