CHINEDU AZUAZU

I reserve my comment

gypsey:
there is no need to be obnoxious, i did not claim to know every thing, unlike you, i just gave my opinion and if you can get off your high horse and read and comprehend my response to your comment you would have read were i wrote he may not be right entirely.

i actually quoted you because i thought you made some sense hence my previous question what's your point only i didn't realise i was quoting a pig headed small individual like you.

FYI not that it's your business, not every one needs an overstay visa ( in your words) to live in england, i was born in london believe it or not. and i don't remember saying i studied law. (i have been in prison numerous times)

i also modified my earlier comment in agreement with you yes! the pastor should have encouraged the criminal to give himself up to the law.

take my advice stop putting people you do not know down with your obnoxious remarks just for having an opinion. people like you i would shoot in the head if met face to face.

My comment about overstaying your visa was in comic response to how quick you brandished living in London. Believe it or nor most Africans living abroad are always quick at making the home based look irrelevant. If my words came across as prideful I am sorry. Remember if you shoot me you will go back to prison and my stubborn ghost will haunt you at thesame time.. That one na double wahala oh..Lol.

grandlexuz:


My comment about overstaying your visa was in comic response to how quick you brandished living in London. Believe it or nor most Africans living abroad are always quick at making the home based look irrelevant. If my words came across as prideful I am sorry. Remember if you shoot me you will go back to prison and my stubborn ghost will haunt you at thesame time.. That one na double wahala oh..Lol.

i could not have made my point properly if i did not mention the location of the country (england) that i was making reference to.

believe it or not i am not one of those who brandish the location of my residence, i don't need to

i am glad you realised were you were wrong apology accepted. to be fair to you, you made some good points in your previous comments, some of them i agree with.

you know? when ever you are in london you can come and stay with me for as long as you would like all expensis paid by me i will get you some pretty English women, if you are single

Omoabejide:
God this is so pathetic. Azuazu your children will die like this. RIP to the deceased

I laugh @ pple dt think they r smart in wickedness--- he's wife was pregnant n that was y he did d unthinkable, who told him he's children ll live wen he boldly killed another person's child? Karma must surly visit him n his entire family. That's y dz days when some things happen I close my mouth, cos I dny kw wether they r paying for their past atrocities.

This is barbaric! Luk@d poor boy struggling seeing himself in sch...Kiaa![/color][color=#990000] [color=][/color] May God have mercy! It's damn sad.Pls dear God do Nt allow we ur children dat wud never hurt a fly to com in contact wit hrtless souls lyk dis(Amen)#sigh#

gypsey:
i could not have made my point properly if i did not mention the location of the country (england) that i was making reference to.

believe it or not i am not one of those who brandish the location of my residence, i don't need to

i am glad you realised were you were wrong apology accepted. to be fair to you, you made some good points in your previous comments, some of them i agree with.

you know? when ever you are in london you can come and stay with me for as long as you would like all expensis paid by me i will get you some pretty English women, if you are single

Haha.. Thank you oh bros. First thing Monday morning I will be at the Embassy for a British Visa. Free stay and free English chicks. ha!.. That one pass election victory oh..Lol By the way I am a Cameroonian and live in Cameroon. I have been a part of nairaland for so long that it is hard to tell I am a foreigner.

grandlexuz:



Haha.. Thank you oh bros. First thing Monday morning I will be at the Embassy for a British Visa. Free stay and free English chicks. ha!.. That one pass election victory oh..Lol By the way I am a Cameroonian and live in Cameroon. I have been a part of nairaland for so long that it is hard to tell I am a foreigner.

you see? you are not even nigerian, but you assumed i am a nigerian ( though my parents are) not only nigerians are on this forum.


no worries you have a good nite

grandlexuz:


Like I said free data na your biggest problem. Mind you one does not need to be a lawyer to be vest with the things of the law. Even my ten year old daughter understands the concept of ecclesiastical privileges for priests, pastors, imams and other religious figures. The internet is very resourceful; learn to make use of your internet data.

so religious figures are above the law right?


Stop thinking with your anus bruh..try your head for once

R.I.P to the young hustler.

God forgives but u still gotta pay d price for your misdeeds. That's life for you.

raphieMontella:

so religious figures are above the law right?


Stop thinking with your anus bruh..try your head for once

Okay I will try to explain this to you without insults. The pastor did not partake in the crime. He is not an accessory to the crime. The killer on a quest for forgiveness confessed to the pastor based on his religious belief. In most countries the law protects this pastor-congregant relationship just like it does a lawyer-client relationship. A lawyer could be debarred from practicing if he leaked privileged confessional statements from a client to the authorities. Like wise in institutions like the Roman catholic church a priest could be excommunicated for revealing a confessional statement to the authority. In fact priests do take an oath to that effect and would rather go to prison that reveal a confessional statement.

realmindz:
CHINEDU AZUAZU


I reserve my comment

A case of dog eat dog.

The evil that men do.

raphieMontella:

you should wise up..not me...

He knew about a murder case...a cold blooded murder case...
The murderer murdered his fellow human for nothing..
The murderer told the foolish pastor...and he kept quiet...and commended him ironicallly...
What is he?


Its because you dont know what death is...thats why...make them murder your family member make you know how fa

Wat is he? He is not a conspirator. That's what he is

Indeed God may have forgiven you but you must definitely serve the punishment and pay for your crime.

Blackberrybabes:

On May 25, 2016, Ikenna Osuji, a student of the Federal Polytechnic, Nekede, Imo State, who was working as a taxi driver along to finance his studies, met his death in the hands of kidnappers when he drove into a land where 30-year-old Chinedu Azuazu was a security guard.


Saturday PUNCH learnt that Ikenna was fairly known to Azuazu because he used to drive prospective land buyers to the large expanse of land guarded by Azuazu in his cab. But May 25 was the last day the young man would ever be seen alive. He drove into the land again that day and was never seen again.


When Azuazu was nabbed on September 12, 2016 by operatives of the Inspector-General of Police Response Team, details of the gruesome end Ikenna met in the hands of his captors emerged.

Azuazu, a father of one living at Omouku area Port Harcourt, Rivers State, said he was employed to guard the land in question, which belonged to the Alakahia community close to the University of Port Harcourt Teaching Hospital.

He said, “The man who employed us never paid us. He would rather take us to a bar and buy us drinks and then give us small money, like N3,000. It was too small for me. When my wife became pregnant and I needed money to prepare for our coming child, he refused to assist me.
“I saw my chance to make money when Ikenna came to our site on May 25. My colleague, Joshua, and I decided to kidnap him. We believed he was from a rich family and thought that was why he normally brought people to buy land at the site.

“When we sighted him, we threatened to shoot him with our double-barrelled gun. We then kidnapped and took him deep into the forest. While we kept him there, we called his relatives with his phone and demanded a N5m ransom.
“Ikenna’s brother told us that he did not have up to that amount. We reduced the ransom to N2m and threatened to kill him if they did not pay. While we were waiting on the family to pay us the ransom, Ikenna spent 14 days in our custody.
“On the 15th day, I left him in Joshua’s custody to go and buy some food. When I returned I found him lying motionless on the ground. I asked Joshua what happened and he told me that when I was away, Ikenna attempted to escape and he almost overpowered him before he found a stick and hit him in the head.”
Azuazu said he checked Ikenna’s pulse and realised that he was still breathing but faintly.

According to him, there was nothing he could do to help the young man and had to leave him on the ground till he breathed his last.He said after few hours, he went to check Ikenna’s pulse again and noticed that he had died.

The suspect said, “I called his brother, who had been communicating with us about the ransom and he said he could only afford N120,000. I asked him to take it to the Teaching Hospital Road and drop it at a certain spot.
“He did as I instructed and I went there to take the money. We took part of the money to the Rumuola Market and bought a bedsheet, which we took to the forest to wrap Ikenna’s body. We stuffed it in the boot of his car and took it to a farm in Umunkwa Igbodo in Etche Local Government of Rivers State, where we dumped it.
“We later sold the car, a Nissan Primera, in Owerri, Imo State for N180,000. We shared the money and the ransom. I took N158,000 and gave Joshua N148,000. As soon as Joshua collected his share, he disappeared. I have not seen him since that day. I used part of my share to pay a loan I took for my wife’s delivery.”
A source said when police investigators visited Alakahia community, a chief, Hyacinth Akwukwauegbu, told them that a corpse was found on his farm and that it had been buried without reporting the discovery to the police.

Azuazu said after Joshua left, he also travelled to Lagos to search for a job but had to go back to Port Harcourt when no job was forthcoming.

The suspect said, “Few days before my arrest, I had a dream that my former boss, Ibe, was killed. I called to warn him but he asked if I had anything to do at the time. When I told him I had no job, he told me to come and see him. When I got to his house, the police arrested me and said I killed Ikenna. I did not know how they knew.
“I thought God had forgiven me. In July 2016, I went to a pastor and confessed what I did. He prayed for me and warned me against going back to crime. I have heeded his warning. After my arrest, I have also met Ikenna’s brother to ask for forgiveness.”
Ikenna’s elder brother, Peter, who was the one the kidnappers contacted, said he paid N1.2m as ransom as against the N120,000 Azuazu admitted to.According to him, Ikenna bought a car and used it as cab to support himself in school.

He said, “Anytime he was on break, he came to Port Harcourt to use his car as a taxi. I first noticed that sometime was wrong when I had not seen for some days and I got a call from one of my in-laws, who confirmed the same thing that he was missing.
“The day I got a call from his kidnappers, I was about to ask him where he had been because the call came from his line when they told me they had abducted him and I should pay or they would kill him. For the weeks they were in touch, they refused to allow me to speak with him.

“I had to sell one of my properties to raise N1m to add to the little cash I had. But they insisted that it had to be N5m and that if they killed Ikenna, his blood would be on my head. I was terrified and went everywhere in search of money.

“When I eventually got N1.2m, I called them and lied that I had N2m. They told me to take it to East-West Road and drop it there. They said if they saw any glimpse of a policeman, they would kill my brother. When I got to Alakahia Junction, and dropped the money as instructed, I called Ikenna’s line but it was switched off. I had to quickly report the mater to Chuba Police Division and the matter was later transferred to the Rivers State Police Command’s Anti-Kidnapping Department.”

Peter said after one month of seeing no trace of his brother, he started visiting prophets for help in desperation. The prophets told him his brother would be found alive.He later reported the case to the Inspector-General of Police Response Team, who commenced investigation and eventually tracked down the suspects.

Saturday PUNCH learnt that the police eventually arrested Ibe, who employed Ikenna’s killers as guards.

The corpse of the deceased was later exhumed and deposited in the mortuary.

The police have said investigation was still ongoing in the case.

http://punchng.com/thought-god-forgiven-suspect-arrested-kidnap-murder-poly-student/

HungerBAD:
Heartless.

The other day, two guys killed a poor cab driver in Lagos because they overheard him say,he had 50k Naira in his account.

Yesterday a lady with her friend kidnapped her sisters child for 30K Naira. Then the other week,a Barber organized for his blood Sister to be robbed,and the Robbers molested the maid since his sister was pregnant.

Our heart is getting darker everyday.

Going back to bed. Too much bad news everywhere.

The worst part of all is that we are not able to see people's heart. This world is so crazy that i just stay alone in my big bed and get scared of associating with people. You never can tell what they will turn out to be.

grandlexuz:


Okay I will try to explain this to you without insults. The pastor did not partake in the crime. He is not an accessory to the crime. The killer on a quest for forgiveness confessed to the pastor based on his religious belief. In most countries the law protects this pastor-congregant relationship just like it does a lawyer-client relationship. A lawyer could be debarred from practicing if he leaked privileged confessional statements from a client to the authorities. Like wise in institutions like the Roman catholic church a priest could be excommunicated for revealing a confessional statement to the authority. In fact priests do take an oath to that effect and would rather go to prison that reveal a confessional statement.

u seem not to understand me here....
I m not in support of it
..
Thats all....



If all the religious figures would release info on criminals they had...
Crime rate will drop drastically...


I believe and stand for
you break the law....you face the law
cheers

DavidEsq:
Wat is he? He is not a conspirator. That's what he is

you break the law...you face the law... Witholding such info's can be disastrous...

raphieMontella:

u seem not to understand me here....
I m not in support of it
..
Thats all....



If all the religious figures would release info on criminals they had...
Crime rate will drop drastically...


I believe and stand for
you break the law....you face the law
cheers

So how did the pastor break the law? There is no denying you have a serious problem with comprehension. Cheers

grandlexuz:


So how did the pastor break the law? There is no denying you have a serious problem with comprehension. Cheers

you do have a problem with comprehending what i said..
He obstructed justice....he withheld info about a serious crime...in nigeria yes the law protects them...but i said i dont support it oga...
If providence hadnt let his ''atrocities'' catch up with him...he would be a free man dude..free of the punishment for his crime...
You grab?

raphieMontella:

you break the law...you face the law...
Witholding such info's can be disastrous...

Guy just ask for enlightenment instead of dancing upandan with no direction or rhythm

raphieMontella:

you do have a problem with comprehending what i said..
He obstructed justice....he withheld info about a serious crime...in nigeria yes the law protects them...but i said i dont support it oga...
If providence hadnt let his ''atrocities'' catch up with him...he would be a free man dude..free of the punishment for his crime...
You grab?

Why not become a priest. That way sinners who confess to you can be reported to the authority hence drastically reducing the crime rate in Nigeria. You called the pastor an idiot for acting well within the boundaries of his faith and the law. Who cares for your support on issues that are within the confines of the law. Slow poke!