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11 arrested for serving human meat at Nigerian hotel restaurant
2014 Feb 18, 10:34pm 1,205 views 13 comments
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New Renter
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2014 Feb 19, 1:24am
Damn, now I feel guilty for not having sent that Nigerian banker/VP/prince my bank account info. He said his life was in danger and somehow I didn't believe him.
zzyzzx
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2014 Feb 19, 1:46am
A new meaning to the phrase "having folks over for dinner."
At least it wasn't an endangered species , like rhino .
It's really a cut throat business...
Andrew Zimmern has booked a flight to Nigeria.
Ceffer
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2014 Feb 19, 6:57am
Giving head is an old Nigerian custom.
However, saving face is considered a waste.
Now, if they can just force all those scam artists to subsist on a diet of rectal orifice and toe nails as a first offense penalty.
New Renter
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2014 Feb 19, 7:57am
I hope it was that Prince guy who keeps sending me emails.
Well now he's the meal formerly known as Prince.
On the bright side, the humans while they were alive were not caged and could range as they pleased and did not have to put up with soul crushing pecking order...until they got hacked.
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Two human heads were found at an unnamed hotel restaurant and wrapped in cellophane, according to a report out of Anambra, Nigeria, in which police were tipped off to the restaurant allegedly serving human meat in burgers.
Ever wondered what's really in that burger?
In one Nigerian restaurant, cops have discovered that it was humans on the menu.
The grim discovery was made after police officers in Nigeria found two human heads wrapped in cellophane at a hotel restaurant. They had raided the hotel in Anambra in southeastern Nigeria after receiving a tip-off.
The hotel owner and 10 others have been arrested, reported the Osun Defender.
Police also recovered two AK-47 rifles, 40 rounds of live ammunition and cellphones from the unnamed hotel.
“I went to the hotel early this year, after eating, I was told that a lump of meat was being sold at N700 ($4),” one local pastor, who was one of those who tipped off police, told the Osun Defender website. “I was surprised. So, I did not know it was human meat that I ate at such an expensive price.”