lakhadimar:

I suggest that senator sani yerima of zamfara state who married a 15years old girl last year should also be arrested

dangerzone:

where can i see the video??

BetaThings:

Diversionary tactic!!!
Are you the PRO of ABSU the Govenor's Senior Special Assistant on Internet Matters
BTW Did Yerima publish the video of the girl begging for mercy or asking them to kill her, or with several men forcing her

moderatorr:

Those guys underestimated the power of the internet!

moderatorr:

Those guys underestimated the power of the internet!

chamber2:

They may not even know internet exist. from where Absu is located it will be hard to tell if those knew about internet

But most likely they may have heard of yahoo

Orikinla:

If we follow legal terms, majority of Nigerian men are rapists, because they do not know how to accept NO S-E-X, NO VEX. Majority of them forced their girlfriends to sleep with them and DATE R-A-P-E is common in Nigeria. They even boast about their intimate exploits of forcing girls to lay them.      

Orikinla:

If we follow legal terms, majority of Nigerian men are rapists, because they do not know how to accept NO S-E-X, NO VEX. Majority of them forced their girlfriends to sleep with them and DATE R-A-P-E is common in Nigeria. They even boast about their intimate exploits of forcing girls to lay them.      

In addition to the lack of seriousness on the part of the police, the state government has been issuing threats that anyone who links students of ABSU to the crime will face grievous consequences.


http://saharareporters.com/news-page/abia-university-gang-violation-scandal-abia-government-lies-exposed-crime-scene-identified-

riversboy:

Arrests In Nigeria After Gang-violation Posted On Internet

How come we hear this from the foreign news services first?


The Nigerian police have arrested two people in connection with the gang-violation of a woman posted on the internet.
Bala Hassan, the commissioner for police in Abia State, said the two men were detained after cyber activists posted pictures and names online.

The video has shocked Nigeria both for the brutal nature of the violation and the initial failure to investigate.

There had appeared little chance of the five men who taped themselves sexually assaulting a woman being caught.

Despite the video of the violation being widely watched online, officials in Abia State had declared their short investigations over as the victim had not come forward.

What followed was a sustained campaign on social networks to force the police back into action and to uncover clues from the video that might identify the culprits.

On Thursday the Nigerian national assembly called on the police to re-open their investigation.

Three days later, based purely on names and photos posted online, they have made two arrests.

The violation victim also appears to have been located.

A women's rights group has said they are now in touch with her and are trying to get her out of Abia State to where she can receive counselling and medical attention.

This high-profile case has highlighted what campaigners say is the Nigerian police's refusal to take violation seriously as a crime.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-africa-15048700
http://diasforum.com/forum/general/arrests-in-nigeria-after-gang-violation-posted-on-internet