“She Will Be Raped In The Next 5 Minutes.”
She did not have anyone to speak for her that very day, nobody could talk because the order came from above, it was signed on paper so it was legal that she had to be blindfolded and taken away to an unknown destination.
She was not the only person, about ten other ladies of her age were jam-packed on the patrol van, all of them shouting and wailing as the van drove them away.
Obigbo felt cold that evening as discerning minds knew that those ladies may not come back whole. Ngozi, the one above will eventually not make it back at all.
An eye witness account of her story suggested that she didn’t stop crying until they arrived at the place. It should have been a police station but it wasn’t, it was a tick bush.
It was getting dark already but the men in the van jumped down and forced all of them out in the dry evening. They we’re all crying and begging for their lives.
No one told them their offenses and it will be an offense to ask. It was not difficult to determine what was about to happen to them, common sense told them it was not going to end well. Ngozi was on her knees crying out blood, “pls don’t do this” she cried. But she didn’t know it was coming sooner, in the next five minutes she would be raped. And this was supposed to be the lighter side.
They were helpless and what they were suffering was legal. The governor sanctioned it because they committed a very grievous crime. In Nigeria, rape was a lighter punishment, it is better than having your organs harvested.
Ngozi didn’t believe that God could allow this to happen to her and as she was mounted by the cruel soldier she only but shouted painfully “God why?”
Droves of other vans filled with blindfolded scoundrels later arrived. It was not a beautiful scene, women were raped and strangled to death, men were shut and their bodies dissolved with acids, others were buried in shallow graves. A feast of the devil took place that evening at Obigbo Rivers State of Nigeria.
Rivers State of Nigeria is the last place one would expect such a horrible thing to happen but it happened before our very eyes. And we allowed them to pass.
The story of these “holy Innocents” began shortly after the #Endsars protest ebbed. During the protest, many police stations were attacked and dissident police officers were targeted rather unlawfully across the country. But all these were to pass as a lesson to the government and to law enforcement in particular. It was the same for Lagos and other distressed states of the country. But it was not to be for Rivers State whose governor wanted to profit the situation by eliminating those that disagreed with him politically.
He gave an executive order accusing the Igbo people of Obigbo of such offenses as renaming a local government and placed a bounty running into millions on their heads. To do this he hired the murderous Nigerian army whose reputation is so lucid in the events of the Lekki massacre.
Governor Nyesom Wike denied all these, he denied that he invited the Nigerian army but couldn’t explain what the same army was doing in his State and at Obigbo.
He denied killing people but couldn’t explain the eventual disappearance of his State indigenes. Meanwhile Vanguard Newspaper reported about 50 deaths and 80 severely injured by the house to house arrest. But we all know that this figure is conservative, many more people may have died.
Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie in a her response to Lekki massacre observed that a tyrannical government in justifying tyranny tries to cast the oppressed in a bad light.
For Wike, the case was not different, to justify the actions he earlier denied, he said that he was but fighting a terrorist group he called IPOB. Ngozi for one is supposedly a terrorist and that was the reason she was raped and strangled alive.
It is so painful that Wike succeeded in driving people’s attention away from his wicked acts by only having to mention IPOB. Some Igbo socio-cultural groups like Ohanaeze Ndi Igbo did not condemn Wike. The South East governors were all pleased with Wike's program that they lavished praises on him.
Meanwhile, the dead are gone and nobody will speak for them but we know that one day, the avenging God will appear on their behalf.
All is well, Ngozi is gone today and it was obvious that even God abandoned her to die. If God permitted this what of those of us that get appalled when IPOB is mentioned?
Ngozi does not crave your sympathy, she is now dead but what if we can keep her in mind and at least remind people that such a thing happened in our world?
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Quite disheartening

I began to hate PDP and Nyesom Wike when he ordered the massacre of Igbos in Oyigbo in order to please the North. Does it makes sense to kill scores of people because he wants to be VP in 2023? Bloody criminal, Fulani slave.

Nwa amaikpe your attention is needed