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My friends, brothers, and pals....Why are we always fighting over tribes all the time? We call names to the BH cus of their inhuman killing of innocent christians, but the truth is that we are not better than them cus each tribe in Nigeria hates the other and could go as far is killing the other tribe if that will stop the existence of the opposite tribe. The Nigerians arrested and jailed for Drug trafficking in Asia, Europe and America are basically Igbos, "YES". But to the world in General they are Nigerians, therefore Black-coating Nigeria Image in General. Mind you that in Nigeria; "The Igbos are basic leaders in Drugs, Yorubas are Leaders in Fruad and 419's and
Hausas are  Leaders in Blood shading, and terrorism and also Political stealing.

Drug+
Fraud+
Blood+ = Nigerians...You and I, we are all involved in one crime or the other.
We are into this crime not because it's our destiny, but because the Government and the society failed us, we were all born with potentials and would have explored it positively if we were given the rooms to do so....But because the Government and society failed us we don't have to fail ourselves, that's why some of us have to do anything humanly possible to live up to expectation even if it means trafficking drugs. Just that some that have things going on well for them are still not comfortable, due to greed they end up badly or in Jail. Abum Onye Igbo Nwnne. I'm in Malaysia, i left home cus after i finished my Diploma i lost my sponsor and couldn't continue, i tried getting a job but to no avail, i came to Malaysia with the help of an agent who told me that black are gainfully employed, i got here only to realized that I'm left with 3 options...1. To join drugs by serving a chairman as a messenger. 2. To join G (Scam) and 3. to return Home. This 3 options, non go down well with me, i could have taken the 3rd option, but what am i coming home for? To continue my suffering where i left it, or to come home and become a street urchin....Though still trying to figure out what to do, and sleeping from one place to the other. If you have a better option for me, please contact me i will be grateful....0060-102907351 or +60-102907351.

‘I used my three children for blood money’

By Our Reporter09/07/2012 15:10:00

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RESIDENTS of Asaba and Oko towns in Oshimilli South Local Government Area of Delta State were stunned last weekend when a popular akara (bean cake) seller in Oko revealed that the cause of her thriving business was the death of her three children.
 
Felicia (surname withheld) reportedly confessed to the horrendous act last Friday at a programme organized by a miracle-performing Prophet Kings Maidoh of the Divine Mandate Ministry in Asaba, the Delta State capital.
 
The businesswoman, who is also a widow, disclosed how a surreptitious plan to grow her business through juju “boomeranged” and purportedly led to the death of her three children on the same day.
 
Ironically, the death of the children coincided with an
 
astronomical boom of her business.
 
Eyewitness account of the drama said the sordid details of Felicia's booming business came to light when Prophet Maidoh suddenly halted the service and called a widow who sells akara.
 
He told the thousands of worshippers that the widow visited a herbalist, who gave her a charm that suddenly gave her business the push that made the woman, who lost her husband around 2006, one of the richest akara sellers in Nigeria.
 
Apparently overwhelmed by the unmistakable allusion, Felicia mounted the podium and told her heart-wrenching story.
 
She was quoted as saying: “I started selling akara at various motor parks in Onitsha and Asaba, and I was taken to a native doctor, who prepared a charm for me to boost my business
 
and increase my fortune.
 
While her business started booming, she confessed that her children - two boys and a girl - died on the same day.
 
Felicia said she did not
 
know that the charm given to her was prepared with the blood of her children and the promise she made was responsible for their death.
 

http://www.thenationonlineng.net/2011/index.php/online-special/evening-express/53226-%E2%80%98i-used-my-three-children-for-blood-money%E2%80%99.html

Sometimes I wounder what can be done to Nigerian to stay away from drug trafficking