Eze Ndigbo In Australia Jailed For Six Years For Drugs & Other Crimes

The Eze Ndigbo in Australia has been jailed for six years in Australia for running drug rings and a host of other crimes, reports the Daily Telegraph of Australia. Chief (Mazi) Maximus Osuamadi likes to be known as ‘The Chief’ and he rides a Mercedes-Benz and he ran a string of businesses to cover up while he mingled with the highest of politicians and senior police officers. Aged 49, he was raised in the Vatican where he studied to become a priest and last Friday he was sentenced to six years in prison for supplying methamphetamine in a judgment that has shocked many. This is because he was seen as a highly-successful businessman and respected leader of the Nigerian community in Sydney. 

Chief Maximus Osuamadi with former deputy premier John Watkins, left, and former MPsTanya Gadiel and David Borger.

    He was so influential that he was mingling with powerful local politicians such as premier Morris Iemma and senior officers of the police force. But in reality, Chief Osuamadi was the brain behind a West African crime syndicate that the police has described as the black Mafia of Sydney. As the godfather and boss of the crime syndicate, he shuttled between China and Nigeria. In 2010, the Strike Force Bellevue was set up and 11 people were arrested after undercover operatives infiltrated the syndicate. Detective Superintendent Nicholas Bingham, Drug Squad Commanderat said: 

“It was a secret criminal society in this city and beyond which contributed significantly to the illegal drug supply in the Sydney metropolitan area. They had no criminal records and really were an unknown criminal element.”

A NSW Police surveillance image of Chief Maximus Osaumadi / Picture: Police Media.

On Friday, Mazi Osuamadi was sentenced to six years in prison in the Parramatta District Court for supplying a commercial quantity of methamphetamine during an undercover operation in Auburn Botanical Gardens and in a series of conversations that were secretly recorded. But when he was arrested at his Granville home he remained indignant. He said he was of royal blood that with connections to the leading NSW (New South Wales) politicians, local police and even the commissioner. He boasted: 

“Everybody in Granville knows me, the police there and the local politicians. I am an identity. I am Chief of the Igbo (Nigerian) community and people call me Chief Maximus. I don’t know if you know about the African tradition of royalty. We trace our royalty back to the Queen Sheeba of Israel.’’

Chief Maximus Osuamadi with former Premier Morris Iemma.

To cover up for his criminal activities, Chief Osuamadi ran a string of businesses such as an African grocery store, hair salon, internet cafe, Western Union money transfer franchise and a limousine company but he said many of these businesses have collapsed. The police maintained that all these businesses were a front for his drug business which he used to maintain his flamboyant lifestyle. 

 He was born 49 years ago in Nigeria but was raised in the Vatican where he initially planned to become a priest before he later dropped out. In 1988, he arrived Australia and became a citizen in 1990. 

Police said in the court documents: “It is known to investigators that members of the syndicate and the accused are involved in the supply of methamphetamine and have access to false identification and passports.”

The trial was a lengthy one and the officer who led the covert operation which finally led to the arrest of Chief Maximus and 11 others has been named Policeman of the Year for his work on the gang. He is Drug Squad Detective Senior Constable Vasilios Ferfiris, a veteran of many undercover operations and because of his present and past cases, the police only allowed half of his face to be shown on the cover of Police Monthly when he was given the award in 2013. 

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Meet the richest billionaires in 18 European countries — and how they made their money

Europe's wealthiest people are a bit of a mixture.

There are some that come from old money- centuries-old dynasties - as well as self-made billionaires from pretty much every business sector you can think of.

Different parts of the continent have different stories — from the old money of Western Europe to the plutocrats who've made their fortunes navigating the markets that opened up in the east as the Iron Curtain fell. 

We've used the Forbes rich list the richest people in each European country — ranked from the least wealthy upwards — in some countries, no-one was ranked by Forbes, or there was no picture available of their reclusive top billionaire. 

Romania's richest man, Ioan Niculae, made his money from agriculture and fertiliser businesses in eastern Europe. He was sentenced to two years in prison for reportedly paying a bribe to a political official. NET WORTH: $1.15 billion (£760 million)

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Lebanese-born art mogul David Nahmad is Monaco’s richest man, and is part of a family of renowned art dealers. In 2013 the Nahmads sold Monet’s ‘Le Palais Contarini’ for $30.8 million at Sotheby’s. NET WORTH: $1.85 billion (£1.22 billion)

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Antti Herlin, Finland's richest man, made his money in an unlikely way — the escalator and elevator business. He's the great-grandson of Harald Herlin, who purchased the KONE engineering company in the 1920s. NET WORTH: $3.6 billion (£2.37 billion)

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Polish plutocrat Jan Kulczyk made his money as the Soviet Union collapsed, having established the only wholesaler able to sell some German cars under the Communist regime. He has compounded his estate with investments in telecoms. NET WORTH: $4 billion (£2.63 billion)

REUTERS/Bartlomiej Barczyk/Agencja Gazeta

Americo Amorim is Portugal's wealthiest man, and made his billions in Corticeira Amorim, the world's biggest cork company, which was set up by his grandfather. He's also got holdings in Angola, a former Portuguese colony, and across Europe. NET WORTH: $4.4 billion ($2.89 billion)

REUTERS/Nacho Doce

Belgium's richest man, Albert Frere, is an investor who got rich on steel in the 1970s, and has dipped into a range of other sectors. He's a baron, but it's a title that was given to him by the King. NET WORTH: $4.9 billion (£3.22 billion)

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Odd Reitan of Norway made money in groceries and retail, setting up REMA 1000, which is the biggest supermarket chain in the country now. In 2012, he wrote a book imagining that he could be appointed ruler of Norway by the King. NET WORTH: $5.2 billion (£3.42 billion)

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Switzerland-based Ernesto Bertarelli made a mint from the sale of Serono, the pharmaceuticals firm that was founded by his grandfather. His wealth and investments are now largely managed through Waypoint Capital. His wife, Kirsty Bertarelli, is the UK's richest woman. NET WORTH: $8.8 billion (£5.78 billion)

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Denmark's richest man, Kjeld Kirk Kristiansen, owes his fortune to Lego. He's the grandson of Ole Kirk Christiansen, who founded the toy company, and Kjeld was CEO for a quarter of a century, up to 2004. NET WORTH: $9.7 billion (£6.38 billion)

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John Fredriksen would be Norway's richest man had he stayed in his nation of birth, but he's now a citizen of Cyprus, and one of the world's most important oil barons. He made a huge amount of money transporting oil during the Iran-Iraq War. NET WORTH: $10.5 billion (£6.90 billion)

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Red Bull founder Dietrich Mateschitz is Austria's richest man, and still holds nearly half of the shares in the company. If you're struggling with education, don't worry too much — it reportedly took Mateschitz 10 years to finish university. NET WORTH: $10.8 billion (£7.10 billion)

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The Netherlands' richest person is Charlene de Carvalho-Heineken, heir to the Heineken brewing company. Her grandfather, Gerard Adriaan Heineken, set the company up in the late 19th century. She sits on the managing board of the firm. NET WORTH: $11.6 billion (£7.62 billion)

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Gerald Cavendish Grosvenor, the Duke of Westminster, is the richest man in the UK. As his title suggests, he's not a self-made man, and his wealth is largely down to his family's land and property empire. NET WORTH: $12.6 billion (£8.28 billion)

REUTERS/Toby Melville

Maria Franca Fissolo and Giovanni Ferrero (below) are Italy's richest pair. The wife and son of the late Michel Ferrero owe their fortunes to Ferrero SpA, the confectionery company that bears their name, and of which Giovanni is CEO. NET WORTH: $23.4 billion (£15.38 billion)

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Sweden's Stefan Persson is the largest shareholder in H&M, the massive European fashion chain. The company was founded by Erling Persson, his father, and his son Karl-Johan Persson is currently the CEO. NET WORTH: $24.5 billion (£16.10 billion)

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Germany's Georg Schaeffler owns 80% of Schaeffler Gruppe — a business that dates back to 1883, when a method of mass-producing ball bearings was developed. His mother, Maria-Elisabeth Schaeffler (below), owns the other 20%. NET WORTH: $26.9 billion (£17.68 billion)

REUTERS/Daniel Karmann

France's Liliane Bettencourt isn't just one of the few women that takes the top spot in her country — she's the richest woman in Europe. She's the biggest individual shareholder of beauty giant L'Oréal, which was set up by her father. NET WORTH: $40.1 billion (£26.36 billion)

REUTERS/Benoit Tessier

Spain's Amancio Ortega is Spain's richest person, and tops the list for Europe, with an absolutely colossal fortune. Unlike many, it's not inherited. He founded retail chain Inditex Zara in the 1970s, having started off as a shirtmaker. NET WORTH: $64.5 billion (£42.39 billion)

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Kirsty Bertarelli was named the richest woman in Britain again in 2015.

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LAGOS ACCIDENT : Trailer falls on SUV, Bus, Keke Napep in Lagos

A trailer carrying a container fell on a bus, an X-Terra SUV and a Keke Napep in front of Awolowo Market in the Mushin Olosa area in Lagos state this morning. See more photos after the cut...

MAYHEM IN LAGOS:Riot reported in Lekki

There is a riot currently going on in Lekki Phase I, Lagos. Motorcycle riders popularly known as Okada men are said to be rioting following the ban of their services in Lekki Phase 1. The angry motorcycle riders have barricaded the Lekki/Ikoyi bridge. Gunshots have been heard while most of the okada men are holding machetes. Will update with pics later..

SISTER TO US HUSBAND KILLER TEMITOPE ADEBAMIRO SAID HER SISTER FUCKS AROUND & SMOKES

Last week, Nigerians were shocked when news went viral that this Nigerian lady based in the US, Temitope Adebamiro had killed her husband cos he was cheating on her.

Temitope was arrested last week in Delaware on first-degree murder charges for allegedly slashing her husband’s throat. Her husband, Adeyinka Adebamiro, is also a Nigerian national, though he lived most of his life in the United States.

Many saw her as a victim, but in a new interview with SaharaTV, Temitope’s sister says her sister had it coming. She told SaharaTV correspondent Fatima Sesay that she did not approve of Temitope’s lifestyle choices, citing that she refused to attend church and smoked a lot of marijuana. Temitope, according to her sister, enjoyed a partying lifestyle and would consume a lot of alcohol.

When challenged that Temitope’s behavior was not extreme by most contemporary standards, her sister revealed that Temitope had numerous extramarital affairs.

Rumors in Philadelphia, where Adeyinka worked, had been swirling that he had extramarital affairs and was physically abusive to her—which drove Temitope to murder him. However, Temitope’s sister stated, “whatever she is saying [about him cheating], she is just trying to cover up what she has done. He would never cheat on her.”

Temitope’s sister also revealed to SaharaTV that she witnessed Temitope cheating on Adeyinka. She said Temitope

 “has been the one cheating on him, I can count five that I know of that she has cheated with. When I confronted her, I told her there is no need to be in the marriage if she didn’t love him. I noticed about two and a half years ago, she’s been coming in with some [more men].”

Shockingly, it was also revealed during the interview that Temitope had turned to Black Magic, and may have been practicing rituals. Temitope’s sister believes that she may have been under the influence of these forces when she killed her husband.

Temitope began scaring her sister when she first started experimenting with juju. Her sister told SaharaTV:

“I noticed about two and a half years ago that she’s been practicing black magic. I was really scared when I saw some [fetish] items in her wardrobe. I even called my pastor in Nigeria and he told me to pray.”

Adeyinka also spoke to his sister-in-law about Temitope’s experimentation with magic, according to her.

“She [Temitope] was in Nigeria when he [Adeyinka] found some of the things that she had under the bed. I wasn’t there but according to him he has not been happy with the whole issue and he was praying about it. For 3 nights he didn’t sleep in the bedroom,” she said.

Temitope’s sister also alleges that Adeyinka told her that he discovered a secret stone in the house, tainted by Dark Magic, which he believed was being used against him.

When asked what she felt the media and listeners should know, she told SaharaTV that:

“I want them to know that he was a very good man. He didn’t deserve to die.”

Adeyinka Adebamiro was buried on Saturday May 2nd in Philadelphia. Presently, Temitope Adebamiro is incarcerated at the Delores J Baylor Women’s Correctional Institution where she is being held without bail and awaiting formal arraignment by the court.

According to court documents provided to SaharaTV by The News Journal in Delaware, she is held on charges of first degree murder and possession of a deadly weapon during the commission of a crime

Manny Pacquiao's hidden shoulder injury is turning into a complete debacle

The more we learn about Manny Pacquiao's right shoulder injury, the uglier it looks for all sides involved.

The shoulder injury Pacquiao suffered before his fight with Floyd Mayweather Jr. was much more serious than it initially sounded, and it turns out Pacquiao will need surgery to repair a torn rotator cuff.

While the immediate effect of the surgery is to sideline Pacquiao for up to a year and eliminate the already-dim hopes for a rematch with Mayweather, who won Saturday's match by unanimous decision, the injury has caused a further mess as people try to figure out who knew about it, why it wasn't reported, and why Pacquiao was denied treatment before the fight.

According to Dashon Johnson, one of Pacquiao's sparring partners, the injury occurred a "few weeks" before Saturday's fight and was so significant that the sparring partners were sent home because Pacquiao couldn't fight with the injury. Johnson said he was instructed to keep it a secret.

Despite supposedly being unable to fully train in the weeks before the fight, Pacquiao signed a medical questionnaire "under penalty of perjury" at the weigh-in with a check mark "No" next to the question, "Have you had any injury to your shoulders, elbow, or hands that needed evaluation or examination?"

Here is that form via Kevin Iole of Yahoo Sports.

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The head of the US Anti-Doping Agency (Usada) told the Associated Press that Pacquiao either "made a terrible mistake to not follow the rules or they were trying not to give information to the other side."

If Pacquiao were trying to keep the injury hidden from Mayweather, it may have been a futile move as there is evidence a "mole" in Pacquiao's camp leaked information to Team Mayweather prior to the fight. If true, Mayweather almost certainly knew about the injury.

Further complicating matters, according to a statement released by the Pacquiao promoter Top Rank, Pacquiao's side did notify Usada about the injury and had treatment approved including possible injections of Toradol (a non-steroidal prescription medication) and lidocaine (designed to numb the area of the injury).

The approval for those treatments was received from Usada "at least five days before the fight."

The Nevada State Athletic Commission, however, told the Los Angeles Times it was not made aware of the treatment plan and blocked the injections on the night of the fight. Chairman Francisco Aguilar said there was no proof of injury and he was not comfortable allowing Pacquiao to fight with a numbed shoulder, as that could make an existing injury worse.

A last-minute appeal that included confirmation of the treatment from the chairman of Usada was denied.

While Top Rank says the shoulder did improve leading up to the fight, Pacquiao reportedly was not 100% on the night of the fight, and he later told the Times he reinjured the shoulder in the fourth round of the fight.

Aguilar also said the Nevada state attorney general's office would look into the matter and that Pacquiao could face disciplinary action, including fine or suspension, for not accurately answering the questionnaire before the fight, according to an AP report.

Pacquiao's camp contended that its fighter was not making excuses for his performance. This mess, however, does raise the question about whether the fight should have been postponed and whether the viewing and betting public were deceived to keep the richest bout of all time on schedule.

Full Story of The Policeman who killed himself, his colleague & the girl they were fighting over

Remember the story about the police officer who shot himself, his senior colleague and a recharge card seller named Chidinma over claims of infidelity? (read story here). Well new facts have emerged about the story and a graphic pic from the horrific murder-suicide scene has also emerged.

According to eyewitnesses, the incident happened at Karu town near CBN quarters in Abuja on Thursday April 30th. The police corporal who had been dating the recharge card seller, went to see her on that fateful day and met her in company of another police officer who he immediately accused of sleeping with his girlfriend. The accusation was said to have made his senior colleague angry who then ordered him to leave the place or he will be dealt with. This was said to have enraged the police corporal who threatened to himself, the girl and the senior officer so that none of them will have the girl. True to his threat, he corked his gun and shot the girl first, then the police officer and then shot himself in the head. Graphic pic from the scene after the cut...