ibietela2:


Seems you are new in Nigeria

I left Nigeria 12 years ago. I live in Atlanta at the moment but I visit Nigeria every now and then. I however went to school in Nigeria and left right after school. Back then, I knew cultism was in schools, so I couldn't understand what a danfo driver had to do with it.

harry509:
d wicked shall nt go unpunish. May his soul RIP.

and who told u d victim's hands are clean. Cultists rarely kill non cult members. Datz hw dey role.

SmartMugu:

I left Nigeria 12 years ago. I live in Atlanta at the moment but I visit Nigeria every now and then. I however went to school in Nigeria and left right after school. Back then, I knew cultism was in schools, so I couldn't understand what a danfo driver had to do with it.

It's everywhere now....

ibietela2:


It's everywhere now....

Wow. Thanks for the info.

Jorussia:
All the wide fire that happen in Australia every year,is not bad news abi?

Natural death is different from people killing other people.

Y d eye witness no go rescue d fellow na eennnhh.if na me ennhh ig jst .................I rest my case till another case.

emmansus:
Y d eye witness no go rescue d fellow na eennnhh.if na me ennhh ig jst .................I rest my case till another case.

Most eye witnesses would rather take pictures while the killing is in progress and upload on social media. End time signs.

Gejpresident:
Bad things in that slum city lagos

Evil news always in Nigeria

Since 2009 I got to Melbourne

Haven't held of
Awful news like this, people die here naturally or on a sick bed in a well organise hospital

I feel like a god living in a develop and world-class country

U people in Africa, I give u tumb up for living in that hell called a continent

so u like in another continent so fucking what and who lives in helll

Your type should be a left over inside gala pack.. #Shoroniyen?

Lastanza:
and who told u d victim's hands are clean. Cultists rarely kill non cult members. Datz hw dey role.

welll 1 may nt reali know wat happen sha.

Mushin!

A terrible stronghold of the devil.

If you do a research on Mushin and the activities that happened in that area many many years back (say 80 -100 years)
you'll understand why that neighbourhood is like that.

Unless God breaks the hold of darkness in that area, i don't see any meaningful progress bursting forth.

My Church used to be there, so i have a fair idea of what i'm saying.

To the deceased, the question that comes to mind is, "where will he spend eternity"?

May God protect His children from the hands of men of under-world

Chiderad:
Mushin!

A terrible stronghold of the devil.

If you do a research on Mushin and the activities that happened in that area many many years back (say 80 -100 years)
you'll understand why that neighbourhood is like that.

Unless God breaks the hold of darkness in that area, i don't see any meaningful progress bursting forth.

My Church used to be there, so i have a fair idea of what i'm saying.

To the deceased, the question that comes to mind is, "where will he spend eternity"?

Yeah, you're right. Mushin was mainly settled by Yoruba of Egba and Ijebu stock in its formative years (about 100 yrs ago). I was made to understand that it was a strong centre of occultism, with numerous shrines dotting the entire landscape. The main shrine was located in a place called Babalosha, that is the area between Ojuwoye and Idi-oro. I partly grew up at the fringe of Mushin, closer to Ilasa. Back in the early 90s, this cultism issue wasn't prominent then but a milder version of it called the "Area Boys factions". I think the return to democracy accelerated this decay with politicians supporting different factions with arms and cash, this is when these senseless killings began.

It is high time the lagos government gave these Mushin boys a run for their money instead of covering and using them for politics