DRUG: A DEADLY BUSSINESS

Drug peddling = Mumu business RE: Three Nigerians among 4 executed in Indonesia. Mumu business: I cannot stop saying this, I have been writing on this for years and I still maintain, drug business is a mumu business. It is not worth the thousands or millions or even billions you make through it. It is a horrible enterprise that does no one any good. The penalty is not worth the gain in any way shape or form. I implore my Igbo brothers and sisters to stay the heck away from such business. It is a very very dirty business. The penalty is very high. It is a demented endeavour borne out of pure undiluted greed, a greed so high that those engaged in it seems to be saying, my life is less important than money, basically saying, money rules all. One has to be gravity-defying super greedy to be willing to risk so much for materialism. Please, umunnem, I know Nigeria is not an easy place to survive, but with a bit of creativity you can make it, and make it big legitimately. Same as abroad, you can make it big with some creativity and know-how legitimately. When caught with drugs; death awaits you in Asian countries. Long sentences which equals death awaits you in other countries. Nothing good comes out of it. Please stop. Rethink and readjust. Deadly: Drug business the deadliest of all crimes. it is not worth the many severe punishments that await you abroad when you are caught. This is about self-preservation, plain facts and reality. Even murderers are treated better in some countries than drug pushers. Those caught in Nigeria are lucky because at worse they will do a couple years in prison. But if they are caught in other countries they will see their ears with their eyes. Most of them are injected and killed with deadly vaccines and no one asks any questions. Be wise and stay as far away as you can from drug crimes, please. Vaccine: According to an Igboist in Germany; Nigerians caught in most parts of Europe like Germany etc of drug crimes are being given lighter sentences - but there is a very huge catch...they put stuff in their food and drinks that makes them completely useless to any society they find themselves when they are released...thatis why you see most people deported from Europe after serving sentences are no longer themselves; they now behave like partially mad people. They came up with this idea when they discovered that giving Nigerians about 5 to 10 ys for drug crimes was not deterring them...so to put a stop to repeat performance by anyone caught now, they simply useless you and release you quickly. Bragging: I have heard some bragging it is an Igbo business. Do not drag our ethnic group into such dirty business. Any Igbo that engages in it is on his own. This despicable business has cost us so many able bodied Igbo men. Many are doing over 20 years to life in various prisons all over the world. Many have been annihilated, murdered, brutally wasted, ETC. So this is nothing to brag about. It is rather something to cry about. Defence: And if you are one of those that defends this mumu business, dragging our ethnic group back in more ways than one, then you are an Igbo hater. You are also DARKNESS looking for who to devour. I pray none of those engaged in it encounter you because you will embolden them so they can continue to go astray and put all of us in the worst light possible and keep bringing misery to themselves, their loved ones and all Igbo. Please, retrace your step. Important: Even if you do not listen, please listen to this one. Do not take drugs to any Asian or Arab country. Unless you don't mind an irreversible death sentence when caught. On rare occasions where you are not sentenced to death, you will be given up to 70yrs in prison with hard labor and no chance of really getting released. your case closed! From FG: FG vows not to appeal for any Nigerian caught for drug trafficking abroad. **And for those who dare to traffic these drugs outside the shore of the country, the federal government warns that it will not be drawn into negotiations for clemency on their behalf.**drug traffickers will not be assisted by the government because they are fully aware of the consequences of their actions** With more than a million Nigerians in different foreign prisons on account of drug related offences the federal government has warned that it will not appeal for clemency on behalf of anyone indicted in any country across the world. A government official said; while government will continue to support law abiding Nigerians, drug traffickers will not be assisted by the government because they are fully aware of the consequences of their actions. He advised Nigerians to seek ways of earning an honest living to avoid falling into that state of hopelessness. And for those who dare to traffic these drugs outside the shore of the country, the federal government warns that it will not be drawn into negotiations for clemency on their behalf. UMUIGBO dealing on drugs; the above is the view of our nation on this, meaning you are completely on your own when caught any where. It is not worth the consequences. Pls rethink! so many of you are languishing in jails doing hard long stretch and being brutally killed over this. it is not worth it. Drug business is egwu onyenzuzu, not egwu onyeokaraobi. and now to add insult to injury your own country has denied you. They have made it clear that it cannot help him if you are caught and sentenced to death in any country. If you are killed, mutilated, injected, given 100 years, you and you alone will bear the burden. Please, be a Solomon and have a rethink. Stay away from this business. It is dirty, deadly and not worth it. Evolve: Part of what makes a person is the ability to evolve with the ever evolving world. You must not commit crime these days to hit it big...the world has gotten smaller and global.. there are many more ways to kill a rat without seeing the blood. Please, use the many options available now to all and make a killing financially without soiling your hand and bringing severe punishment or brutal death to yourself; and shame to your family, ethnic group and nation. Imagine knowing the date of your own death like those caught with drugs in Maylasia and other Asian countries. It must just be horrid. Law: A Nation make its laws to serve the interests of its people. If one are a visitor, wisdom demands that one should obey the laws. Otherwise one will face the full wrath of the laws. Simple! When a Nation says death sentence awaits a law-breaker on a certain issue and someone goes ahead to break that law, that person is simply saying, 'death here I come!' Any person who hates another Country's law over a particular business he or she does can only stay away from that axis. For those who live and export illegality from Nigeria to foreign lands, our sentiments cannot change their laws or attract sympathy from them. The wood a Nation has is what it uses to cook food! Note: Though it is not only my people, the Igbo, that engage in this dirty rotten business, but I am particularly addressing Igbo. If you are not Igbo, you should simply be smart and also take the advise. An adage says that a smart orphan listens and grabs when a parent gives an advice to his/her child. Why do I keep shouting about this? Even if this helps one person to stay away from this scourge, it is good enough for me. It is one person too many. Because even one person is a generation.