NewStats: 3,263,838 , 8,181,585 topics. Date: Sunday, 08 June 2025 at 08:56 AM 1x4mx

He will still die one day

BeardedMeat:
Oga Chochocho!

Who ask you?

Why the plenty plenty explanation since the news of your planned defection?

Are you feeling dirty by your actions? Don't be. You are a Nigerian politician afterall.

Zero ideology!

But resist the urge to shalaye

zero ideology just like Pandora Hoebi

Kewekubosineh:
So, you don't know your mandate Thief and President is a Drug czar and certificate forger who graduated from Government college Lagos in 1970 before the school was established in 1974?

they are killing Ndi developers in Asia countries every weekend

Where is Owobokiri and Bobloco
They should come out and blame the government for this criminal behavior

obotblitz:
Bediako is a Ghanian name

Nnenna is his wife’s name

MaziObinnaokija:
beerfraud show us pic .What is EMMANUEL BEDIAKO aka MAXWELL ?. Pic speak louder 👏

Just look at his fl@thead

musazulyadain:
Some Nigerians continue spreading their criminality everywhere

they are Biafrans not Nigerians

favor914:
Yes o including Dmerciful & tochitee, they should tell us when Ugwu Promise Nnenna became a Nigerian name?

they would have denied that the drug pusher is not Ibo but the wife’s name gave him out

He entered the country using fake identities and forged ports

The transactions reportedly link to Romey, his wife, Ugwu Promise Nnenna,

Na dem case closed

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Some folks like Owobokiri have succeeded in gaslighting s not to move this kind of topic but they have failed already

YesWeFight:


Casual scammers(Nigerians) tried to outsmart intellectual competitive scammers(Indians) 😂😎

those scammers are not Nigerians

Na dem Owobokiri people

owobokiri:


Stop splashing tribal saliva all over my post..

the question is why always Deveropers?

Peakdesign23:
They got what they deserved.

Obi is losing 2027 already with this rate of arrest everyday

owobokiri:


Can you give me one good particular reason why an igbo man should fight and strive to improve Nigerias image at home and abroad?
Because Nigeria is treating them as "third class" abi "tenth class" citizens as you and your brood of ethnichenchmenboast here all day long, abi because you have marginalised them out of the scheme of things?
Get this;
In his hustles, to improve Nigerias image is none of an igbo mans business, and that's the way it should be. That's what you get when you treat a hardworking group with disdain.

what a shame
See lame excuse

Owobokiri Bobloco
s are tired already

SoftSport:
This ibo man was moving like a movie actor with fake names and drugs, thank God we have a strong leader like Tinubu to fight things like this in saner climes like Nigeria.

his wife’s name gave him out

The Telangana Anti-Narcotics Bureau (TGANB) on Sunday arrested a Nigerian national in Sainikpuri, seizing 150 grams of high-purity cocaine, branded in drug circles as ‘celebrity cocaine’, along with 1,100 ecstasy pills. The total street value of the seizure is pegged at ₹1.25 crore.

The accused, identified as Emmanuel Bediako alias Maxwell, 34, is part of a larger West African drug cartel operating across India, said the Director of the Bureau, Sandeep Shandilya.

“He entered the country using fake identities and forged ports, and had been operating primarily from Goa before moving to Hyderabad in a bid to expand the cartel’s network. Maxwell’s history in India spans three separate stints, starting in 2013. He initially came on a medical visa under false pretenses and never visited the hospital or city mentioned in his documents. Instead, he ed his cousin and alleged cartel boss, Romey, in Goa,” said the officer.

Romey, who is currently in Nigeria, controlled operations remotely and used Maxwell as one of several foot soldiers managing supply chains and local deliveries.

“During his time in India, Maxwell operated using burner phones, moved frequently to avoid detection, and laundered his earnings through a wide network of Nigerian bank s and Indian hawala routes. After exhausting the Goa market, the cartel directed Maxwell to scout Hyderabad, citing rising demand,” added the officer.

He arrived in Hyderabad in early 2025 and began setting up a local supply chain. Police caught up with him at a friend’s house in Sainikpuri, where he had the narcotics, two mobile phones loaded with transaction data, and photographs of previous consignments.

Police said that he was selling cocaine for ₹25,000 a gram and ecstasy pills at ₹6,000 apiece. Data retrieved from his phone included details of over 150 bank transactions across Nigerian banks, including GT Bank, Zenith Bank, and Moniepoint MFB. These were reportedly tied to Romey, his wife, Ugwu Promise Nnenna, and his brother-in-law. Maxwell is also said to have operated out of a luxury villa in Goa before relocating due to police pressure.

“This isn’t just a case of drug peddling, it’s an organised transnational racket involving multiple countries, fake documents, money laundering, and a systematic targeting of Indian youth,” said Director Shandilya. A Red Corner Notice against Romey and other absconding Nigerian nationals is likely to follow.

Authorities have also issued an advisory to property owners in areas like Paramount Colony, Brundavan Colony, Sainikpuri, Tolichowki, and Banjara Hills to report any foreign nationals staying in rented properties and to comply with mandatory C-form registration as per the Foreigners Act.

https://www.newindianexpress.com/amp/story/cities/hyderabad/2025/Jun/03/nigerian-man-arrested-with-narcotics-worth-rs-125-crore

https://www.thehindu.com/news/national/telangana/nigerian-drug-peddler-arrested-in-hyderabad-with-125-crore-worth-cocaine-ecstasy-pills/article69648801.ece

DomPerignon:
During the investigation, three Nigerian nationals — Nelson Chigaogejimu from Anambra, Francis Emeka, and Udala Chukwudi Patrick Jr.
— were identified as the culprits.


They are noe highlighting state of origin in far away India.

e shocked you too? Even Nlfpmod and Mynd44 will be shocked

Willy2025:
Nelson Chigaogejimu from Anambra, Francis Emeka, and Udala Chukwudi Patrick Jr. are the three Nigerians

will ban you for ethics profiling
Kindly edit

Karlovych:
Yari-banzar can never change

0k0r0s will never stopped disgracing us

Bobloco:


Noted

But curiously, I didn’t see you on this thread.

https://nairaland.moviesx.org/8441103/ndlea-nabs-syndicate-sponsoring-pilgrims

anything Coccaine in Nigeria the Developer must be involved

Owobokiri Bobloco
You guys should advocate for foreign prisoners' right to vote so that Peter Obi’s chance in 2027 can be bright

Here we go again

Chief judicial magistrate Richa Verma on Saturday sentenced three of a Nigerian cyber fraud gang to five years of imprisonment each for defrauding a woman assistant teacher of over Rs 6.3 lakh through an online scam.

The court also imposed a fine of Rs 75,000 on each convict, with an additional 15 days' jail time in case of non-payment.

According to prosecution officer Anil Kumar, the case was filed by Ruchi Singh, a resident of Aashanagar locality and a teacher in the basic education department.

On May 30, 2020, she lodged an FIR stating that she received a message on May 12, 2020, from an international number claiming to be from London (UK). The sender introduced himself as "Deepak Lee" and also provided an email ID.

Shortly after, the accused called her and claimed to find her through a matrimonial site.
They began conversing over WhatsApp, and he informed her that he sent a parcel. A link and tracking number were provided, which initially showed the parcel at a UK airport and later in Delhi. It was claimed that the parcel was held due to customs fees.

A woman later called Singh, impersonating a customs officer, and tricked her into transferring Rs 6,31,548 to various bank s under the pretence of customs clearance charges. When the parcel never arrived, Singh filed a complaint at Kotwali police station on the directions of the SP.

During the investigation, three Nigerian nationals — Nelson Chigaogejimu from Anambra, Francis Emeka, and Udala Chukwudi Patrick Jr.
— were identified as the culprits. Police filed a chargesheet against them under sections related to cheating, forgery, the Information Technology Act, and the Foreigners Act, 1960. The trio were arrested from Delhi on Oct 17, 2020 and have been in jail since, said Hardoi superintendent of police Neeraj Jadaun.

The court found all three guilty of preparing forged documents and using them to deceive the victim under the guise of international parcel delivery.

https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/lucknow/3-nigerian-men-get-five-years-in-jail-for-online-fraud-with-hardoi-teacher/articleshow/121555929.cms

gidgiddy:


And you unity beggars still don't understand that this is one of the reasons why you should those that want Biafra to go their way?

Of course not, unity beggars want their long failed 'one Nigeria' to last forever so they can keep benefiting from the mess

today IPOB tomorrow Ibo presidency
They swear for you?