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Bini and igbo people too much.lol

Hummmmm igbo babes.

Lol

419,Drug dealing,even kidnapping,money rituals,every barbaric stuff start and end with igbos .just on vanguard news two lovers found dead in Enugu!

Igbo kwenu

ijebu and witchcraft,

Lol

Lol but we just kick some yoruba ass in ondo state.

Aini,Rev king,Shino Rambo,Abia sales babies house etc. Arik Airline-Arumeni ikhide. Cossy Orijikafor. Genny. Basil Omiyi-first shell nigeria Md. Dele oloyede. Justice Omosun of Gambia. Imasuen the nollywood dictator. Robert S okojie -NASA. Jimmy iyke. Zik of Africa. The
ijaws, Fish,water,land, mend,oil and the presidency. our resource is feeding the whole nigeria.

Yoruba drag queen.

Can we see the East in Pictures?

Is she from ijebu ode?

Akwa ibom the hotspot for witches and wizards, what about calabar,Ekiti and ijebu ode?

[b]One member of the National Union of Road Transport Workers in Ekiti State was killed on Saturday in a violent clash which broke out between two factions of the union.


The clash was caused by an attempt by a faction of the NURTW to overthrow the Mr. Omolafe Aderiye-led leadership of the union.



While Governor Kayode Fayemi was being inaugurated on Saturday, members of the two factions of the union engaged themselves in a violent clash which resulted in the death of a driver whose name was given as Femi Aluko a.k.a Otunba.



It was gathered that the crisis started at a motor park in Textile area of Ado-Ekiti as some chieftains of the union who were allegedly expelled, attempted to fight back.



Our correspondent gathered from eyewitnesses that the deceased’s stomach was ripped open after he was stabbed. He had been allegedly beaten mercillessly and dragged on the floor by his killers.



Other victims escaped with injuries inflicted on them by the hoodlums who allegedly brandished dangerous weapons.



The chairman of the NURTW, while speaking with journalists, said that he had reported the incident to the police. He said that he mentioned the names of seven persons alleged to be behind the attack.



Aderiye said, “We have taken the dead person to the mortuary. Although those suspected to have carried out the attack have taken to their heels, the police have assured us that justice would be done and we believe that nothing contrary will happen.”



“We don’t want Ekiti State to be set on fire. We are a trade union and we do not engage in partisan politics.







Those people that were expelled were duly expelled. So, we don’t know why they want to drag us into politics. If government changes in the state, it shouldn’t be our concern. We support any government that God gives the people of the state.”



The Police Public Relations Officer, Mr. Jimoh Mohammed who confirmed



the incident to our correspondent on the telephone said that the



police were after those who carried out the crime.



He said, “ We are aware of the incident we are investigating it.



Although we have not made any arrest but we are after those who



carried out killing.”



The PPRO warned against engaging in criminal activities saying that



the command would not hesitate to deal with anybody or group caught



fomenting trouble in the state.



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Anambra: Collapsed Structure erected by Obi boys.
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[b]Drug war intensifies as NDLEA makes more arrests

TOYOSI OGUNSEYE


As the usual rush to acquire money for the Yuletide season closes in, 16 suspected drug traffickers were arrested in the month of September.


This brings the number of arrested suspected drug traffickers in the year by officials of the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency at the Murtala Mohammed International Airport, Ikeja, Lagos, to 150.

This record represents 24 per cent increase in the number of suspects nabbed for drug related offences compared to the 121 arrests made in 2009.

Investigation however indicates a decrease in the quantity of drugs seized. Over 282kg of drugs have so far been intercepted this year while 479.75kg was said to have been seized in the previous year, representing a 41 per cent decrease.

Out of the 282.159kg intercepted this year, cocaine has the largest chunk with 160.21kg; methamphetamine is next with 39.015kg, heroin- 31.398kg and cannabis- 25.050kg.

The breakdown of last year's seizure of 479.75kg for the corresponding period shows that cannabis had the biggest chunk with 195.984kg, cocaine was next with 140.692kg and psychotropic substances- 122.91kg.

The NDLEA Commander at the Airport, Alhaji Hamza Umar, said more people were experimenting with drug trafficking because of their insatiable love for money and materialism. He also explained that cocaine seizure was higher this year with 160.21kg compared to 140.692kg made the previous year.

He said, "It will be recalled that in July 2009, a total of 107kg of amphetamine stimulants was intercepted. A single seizure of 78kg was seized from one Ehirim Prince Ifeanyi on July 8 while another 29kg was intercepted from one Ugbobuaku Samuel on July 25 of last year."

Umar said the frequency of arrests and vigilance of narcotic officers had also made drug mules to exercise some restraint in smuggling large quantity of drugs this year.

He said, "This is very crucial to the drug syndicates as several millions of naira is lost by them whenever drugs are seized."

According to Hamza, scanning machines could detect any amount of drug irrespective of the quantity and mode of concealment.

"Besides scanners, there are other huddles for the traffickers to cross like undercover officers deployed at various points as well as sniffer dogs," he said.

The Chairman of the NDLEA, Ahmadu Giade, added that the situation appeared to have taken a different dimension this year with drug traffickers adopting a new stratagem in their criminal act.

He said, "The degree of desperation is growing by the day as some of them have resorted to the acquisition of other countries' international passports.

"Barry Hassimiou, Diaby Fode Eba and Simao Lopes, whose real names are Onuwa Everistus from Imo State, Onyia Okwudili and Ibebike Agu who are both from Enugu State, were caught attempting to travel with Guinea international passports. Similarly, Mensah Kwame Anthony, who was travelling with a Ghanian passport, hails from Enugu State and his real name is Osita Nnaji Anthony."

Giade said that the desperation of drug traffickers had thrown up new challenges as their travel pattern was fast becoming unpredictable. He however assured that the agency was prepared to effectively handle moves by drug traffickers to evade arrests, hence the prompt detection of the new stratagem.

He said, "Although drug traffickers are becoming more ingenious, we too have developed advance finesse in counter-narcotics. We are prepared to subvert whatever new tricks drug traffickers will adopt in smuggling illicit drugs."

The spokesman of the anti-drug agency, Mitchell Ofoyeju, said that 16 suspected drug traffickers were currently excreting narcotic drugs at the international wing of the Lagos Airport. He gave their names and ages as: Emmanuel Okebe Kalu, 37, Barry Hassimiou, 32, Diaby Fode Eba, 31, Ahanihu Chinaemerem Joel, 24, Simao Lopes, 46, Collins Emenike Chinenye, 31, Imagbenikaro Gladys, 27, Okoli Augustine Chidi, 34 and Nwokediuko Davidson Ndubuisi, 32. Others are Ezeakunne Panteleon Omanda,38, Uwakara Kingsley Ifeanyi,35, Uffoh Jachike Johnson, 35 Victor Ighouwhokori, 25, Adibe Wisdom Baloba, 41, Mensah Kwame Anthony, 37, and Enajike Lewis Igho, 36. [/b]

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udezue:
So what about Igbo language? The last time I checked Edo state is not Bini state.

Edo   state community declares state of emergency on education

James Azania


The decline in education in the country has attracted the attention of the Association of Esan Professionals who has mapped out strategies to arrest the situation in that part of Edo State.
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As part of strategies to arrest what its chairman, Michael Osime described as a sorry state, AEP organised an education summit in Uromi, on Saturday, with the theme, Education Crisis in Esanland, Time to Act.

Edo State Governor, Adams Oshiomhole, in his address at the occasion said that Nigeria's leaders are to blame for the crisis.

The governor said, "Education in Nigeria is in crisis and instead of the leaders to fault the 6-3-3-4 education system, they should accept blame for the crisis rocking the education sector and apologise to Nigerians, since they have failed the electorate.

"There is no need faulting a system as, over the years, there has been a paradigm shift in the implementation of policies favourable to educational development in Nigeria."
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[b]Boy,25 arrested with others for exhuming skull of late Uncle (93)
Crime Guard, News Sunday, October 17, 2010


By Evelyn Usman

Villagers of Adamai Agoshasha in Ipokia local government area of Ogun State, will never forget in a hurry the horrendous sight they beheld recently at the grave side of the late Pa Dasu Adende, who passed on three years ago at the ripe age of 93. Perhaps, the late Pa Dasu seemed to be resting in peace until some persons invaded his grave and cut off his dried skull.



Suspects and exhumed skull



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As if the impact of the shock at the strange discovery was not enough, the villagers were thrown into momentary state of dumbness when one of the perpetrators of the act was discovered to be the deceased 25- year-old nephew, Jimoh Adende.

Adende, along side two of his childhood friends Wuye Jimoh and Adesere Wuye, reportedly stormed the grave side which is just in front of the late Pa Dasu's compound two weeks ago at the wee hours of the morning, dug out the decomposed remains before cutting off the skull.

Next morning, one of the bereaved children who noticed that all was not well with his late father's grave, alerted some elders, who out of curiosity, suggested that the body inside the grave be checked to ascertain whether it was still there , only to discover to their bewilderment that the skull was missing from the remaining parts of the decomposed body.


At this point, the entire village was reportedly thrown into another round of mourning as those who knew the late Pa Daudu started recounting the good things they benefitted from him and at the same time, cursing the perpetrators of the dastardly act.

Just then, something struck the elders; a cutlass, right inside the grave. On further detection, it was discovered to be that of Jimoh Adende, who was immediately sent for by the head of the family where he owned up. Jimoh Adende was subsequently handed over to the police from where he spoke to Crime Guard, revealing that he intended selling the skull for N30,000.

Excerpts:

"I am ashamed of myself and I regret my action. The person involved happened to be my late father's elder brother, who died at the age of 93. Poverty lured me into this. I just moved to the village after several years of handwork in Lagos yielded nothing to me. I was operating a commercial motorcycle in Ajah area of Lagos and could hardly feed my wife and two children. I met with someone who said selling of human parts was lucrative.

The man who also runs okada business told me that anytime I have someone who wanted to sell human parts , I should contact him. So when I got to the village, I decided to try it with my late uncle's skull, since I know he was long dead and buried. I was to sell it for N30,000″, he stated.

HOW WE STRUCK

Before the day proper, I had contacted two of my child hood friends, Wuye Jimoh and Adesere Wuye , who promised to help me dig the grave at night. So that fateful Saturday night, after everyone had gone to sleep, we crept to the grave side at about 1.30am and started digging with two shovels. It was not that difficult because the grave was not cemented. I thereafter cut the skull with my cutlass which I took along and put it inside a nylon, after which we all went our separate ways, with a promise to meet next day on how to get a ready buyer".

But how wrong he was! Continuing, he stated, " I guess the spirit of baba(referring to the late Pa Dasu) was against us because next day, immediately his son, Taye woke up, he noticed all was not well with his father's grave and alerted the head of the family following which an emergency meeting was called .

It was at the meeting that Taye requested to find out whether all was well with the body inside and a suggestion to dig the grave was made, during which my cutlass was found inside the grave and also that the skull had been chopped off. Since everyone knows my cutlass , there was absolutely no way I could have denied ownership.

Looking remorseful from his sitting position and apparently thinking the hand of the clock would be turned back for him to make right his wrong, Wuye Jimoh, who happens to be Jimoh Adende's cousin, mentioned repeatedly that Adende lured him into what he described as 'mess'.

" Ah, I have never had any business with the police in my life. Jimoh Adende put me into this. Jimoh Adende has been my good childhood friend. So, when he discussed the deal with me I did not hesitate. I agreed to be part of it. But we were unlucky as we were arrested while we were still looking for a buyer for the skull. And that was my first attempt", said the farmer.

The third suspect, Adesere Wuye corroborated the confession of Wuye Jimoh, that Jimoh Adende introduced the illicit trade to them.

Said the 30-year -old suspected accomplice and father of two, "Jimoh Adende is my good childhood friend.

He just relocated to the village because he had been in Lagos for long. Upon arrival, he convinced me that the trade in human skull was lucrative and I quickly embraced it, without hesitation, not knowing I was only inviting trouble to myself".

The Ogun State Commissioner of Police, Mr Musa Daura explained that "one Taye Adende, son of the late man whose head was chopped off, reported at Ipokia Divisional Headquarters on Tuesday, September 28, 2010 that on Saturday, September 18, 2010 his father's grave at Adamai Village in Agoshasha was tampered with.

Upon interrogation at the homicide section of the State Criminal Investigation Department (SCID), Eleweran, Abeokuta, Ogun State Police Command Headquarters, the suspects owned up to the commission of the crime".

Daura added that the three suspects would be arraigned in court as soon as investigation is concluded into the matter. [/b]

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Mekusxxx /Akin-egba

A-Ibom Speaker’s father kidnapped
News Oct 17, 2010 By Tony Nyong
Uyo[b]—The 80- year-old father of Akwa Ibom State Speaker, Mr Anietie Etuk, has been kidnapped by some unknown gunmen in his village home.

Pa Sunday Etuk, Speaker’s father was abducted on October 18, 2010, after the gunmen sneaked into  his compound, killed one of the two policemen attached to him, badly injured the second, and abducted him after he was awoken from his sleep.

The kidnappers, who reportedly sent the entire community into pandemonium for the period they operated, fired  gunshots, sporadically, until they successfully took the aged man out of his bed to their unmarked vehicle.

A brand new Toyota Corolla,  given to the Speaker’s father was also stolen, while the kidnappers abandoned one of the motor cycles they came with.

The kidnappers, who took the man to an unknown destination, have already  contact the Speaker, demanding N50 million ransom, which a family source,  disclose that they do not know what to do.

The entire Ikot Idem village, Assang community in Afaha Offiong, Nsit Ibom Local Government Area, where the Speaker if from,  has since been gripped with fear, as the hoodlums, Vanguard, learnt, shook the whole village and neighbouring communities.

When Vanguard, contacted the Speaker on phone, he told this report to call back.

The State Police Commissioner Walter Rugbere,  disclosed that  his men were already inside the bush, combing for the hoodlums and that in a matter of days, they would apprehend the criminals.
He said that some suspects are being wanted in the state and that he was sure they would be caught soon had been listed and that it was very certain that nemesis would spook on them as he vowed never to give them any chance to escape.

Walter noted that he has zero tolerance for ransom payment and that no matter the situation, the octogenarian father of the Speaker would be rescued alive.

The Headmistress of Mobil Staff School, Mrs. Lakmir Tombush was kidnapped last week in Eket, while her driver and Police orderly, alongside with another police man were killed.[/b]
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[b]Aba: Descent to beastiality
Frankly Speaking Oct 10, 2010 By Dele Sobowa;e
“What does corrupting time not diminish? Our grandparents brought forth feebler heirs; we are further degenerate, and soon will beget progeny more wicked”.

Horace, 65-8 B.C. (VANGUARD BOOK OF QUOTATIONS p.247). Good old Horace was right as usu al; and nowhere in the world to day are his words, carved on stone, over 2000 years ago, more accurate than in Aba, Abia State, where the reversal to barbarism has reached its peak in Nigeria.

Imo and Akwa Ibom, by the way, are giving Abia a run for its money. On Sunday, October 3, 2010, three people, including a knight, were kidnapped right in front of thousands of people at a Catholic church in Owerri, in broad daylight. It won’t be the first time such brazen outlawry will take place in the state; and it might not be the last.

The forces which produced the kidnappers of Abia also nurtured those of Imo. Politicians with outsized ambitions recruited these young men for elections in 2007; discarded them with their guns after getting elected into office. Now the people are paying the price. Again, it was Horace, who told us that “For every folly [and wickedness] of their princes, the [people] feel the lash”.

The text messages reproduced below were received while the 15 kids were still being held. I received 37 messages from Abia state during the drama; two of them were so vivid in their description of the beastiality of the kidnappers, decency does not permit me to publish them.

The real questions are: are these human beings? And do they represent the people of Abia state which must now been rendered a “no-go” area for any investor as well as for Youth Corpers? Read and weep; because they brought tears to my old eyes.

“GSM NUMBER AND NAME WITHELD FOR OBVIOUS REASONS Worthy Presido, plz let d world know dt all d women , bth a year old and 90yr old alike, are endangered species in d demonic evil kdnapns hapnin in Aba, Abia State.

Wthn a spate of 7days, abut 25prsn hv bn knapd. Sm killd sm maimd 4 life. My learnd frnd in offc kdnapd pd 3m b4 hs release. D Dr ownr of Victory hosp at Obohia rd wz nt dt lucky, cos after the 3M, his abductors still killed him.

Barr Nwalaocha’s wife is still in captivity. At the teaching hospital, a woman just released from the kdnappers dungeon is on the throes of death, after being gang raped, for all days kept, was she being rapd, the evil men made sure her husband heard her scream.

Another woman, had her first son shot before the whole family, after being commanded by evil men to have sex with hs mother and he refused. The woman had to beg her second son to do it to avoid losing him.Now the second son has ran away telling the family not to try to fnd him, there is no security, government just turned away. Please don’t publish my name or no”.

“Presido, you must come to Aba, and see thns for yourself. Rwanda, Dafur and Afghanistan are better off .Just yesterday morning a bus load of students of Abayi international college was kdnapped. Imaging the fate of all the girls in the bus. Most schools along that axis closed automatically till further notice.

So my kids are now at home, we are together in the house since morning without a noise. What is this if not war. T. Orji the governor, is either in coma or dead, because no elder or leader will be at home and the goat delivers with tethers.

Please let the world hear the cries. Six million Jews wr mascard cos d world wz indifferent 2 thr plight and no information wr gvn out of d situation. Cm 2 Aba, and dare not cm wt a clean car, it must b keke napep. plz do not ignore ths cry”. “GSM NUMBER WITHELD AGAIN My brother, how you dey?

I just want to update you on the state of affairs in Aba, Abia State. It is no media hype, the town has been sacked in word and in deed. Fleeing refugees are scattered all over the other Southeast towns. I have a few in my house in Enugu right now. One is a Union Bank Manager and her family.

It is a sad day in a country that is not at war, that armed hoodlums can run without check for so long. Please let Nigerians know what is going on”. Some horrors and atrocities thrust themselves to the top of the national agenda rendering other matters insignificant by comparison.

The outrage in Aba, Abia State is one such events. On it, I received all those urgent and heart-breaking text messages demonstrating how a once prosperous city and state has been thrown back to the dark ages by hoodlums created by politicians, nurtured and protected by them until the monsters became totally uncontrollable –even by their creators. Today it is Aba; will Owerri follow?

You would all recollect the series of articles published on this page entitled “STALWART, CRIMINAL OR MILITANT” in which the point was made that most of today’s militants (incidentally some are now implicated in the October 1, 2010 bomb blast in Abuja) were once recruited by politicians as thugs, but euphemistically called “party stalwarts”.

They were sidelined after the elections and became criminals operating with the weapons given to them by the politicians. As they became more powerful and richer, through criminal activities, they were transformed into “militants” wining and dining with governors, and now, presidents.

The two leaders of rival kidnapping gangs in Abia, were known to the people as untouchables as far back as 1999. They remain so till today. When a Southeast governor, obviously after having too much to drink, recently announced that kidnapping flourished in the Southeast because banks failed and the Stock Market crashed, he provided an excuse for escalated criminality which only a “godfather” could have dreamed of making.

Not surprisingly, his state is the second most unsafe in the zone. If there was one person not surprised by the brazen display of power by the kidnappers of the 15 kids in Aba, it was me. And the reason is not hard to find. Next week you will read excerpts of a letter sent to Abia State after a previous visit to that state in June this year.

The warnings contained in it were ignored, as usual, until calamity struck … P.S. Articles on Articulated vehicles, Flood and Jega will resume next week.[/b]

[b]Aba: Descent to beastiality(2)
Frankly Speaking Oct 17, 2010 By Dele Sobowale
“Having power destroys the sanity of the powerful. It allows their irrationalities to leave the realm of the dream and come into the real world”.
Saul Bellow
Before providing the excerpts promised last week, let me draw your attention to a news report last week. Chief Henry Nwokengbade, the Chairman of the Transition Committee of Ukwa West Council, Abia State was arrested and is to face trial with over 30 people for their alleged  roles in kidnapping in the state.

The real news was actually buried in what was not written. The man was appointed just a month earlier by the state government to head the Council. Surely, one would assume that the government would have appointed someone with integrity to the post. Was it then a mistake that the accused was selected to head the Council?

Similarly, a former Deputy Governor was arrested for a crime allegedly committed in 2006, and prosecution was shelved – until now. The crimes included gun running. Yet, for four years the man walked around free. Are we witnessing the politicization of prosecution of criminals? Is this a quest for justice or political vendetta?

More to the point, Ukwa West has long been known to the people of Abia State in general, and the people of the area  in particular, as the centre of kidnapping in the state for more than two years. Yet, government turned its back on it until the crisis became a disaster.

What has made the difference? The simple answer is POLITICS. The change from PPA to APGA to PDP has suddenly turned former allies to mortal enemies and the impunity the kidnappers enjoyed from official protection has been removed. In my four trips this year to Aba, Ukwa West invariably came up as the main operation point for kidnapers in the state.

If ordinary citizens knew this, what then were the security forces and the security officers doing until 15 kids were snatched and Aba became part of global news for the wrong reasons? For part of the answer, read the following written in June 2010, after my visit to Abia State.

“FROM OWERRI AIRPORT TO ABA
The difference is clear once you cross the state line from Imo State to Abia State. The addition of soldiers to the police stationed at the check points speaks volumes about the change in the circumstances of the people living on both sides of the line.

Judged by the numbers on the roads leading to Aba, the force is sufficiently intimidating to ordinary people. Whether or not it will deter the criminals is yet to be determined because most of the robbery and kidnapping takes place off the highways. At the moment the collateral damage to ordinary travelers is more noticeable than any successes the security forces have achieved. Granted, this is only the beginning of the major drive to rid Aba of the hoodlums holding it in a vice grip.

It is even quite possible that the security forces, especially police and army, have achieved diminishing returns because several check points are placed so close as to constitute not additional security but incremental delay to law-abiding travelers.

The short distance between the Aba-Owerri roads junction and the Port Harcourt-Aba-Enugu Expressway has nothing less than 12  check points – most of them of dubious value from the standpoint of security.

ABA TO IKOT EKPENE
If Owerri-Aba road is already acquiring a nightmarish dimension, the closest thing to hell a traveler can experience anywhere in Nigeria today, except on roads leading to Jos, is the Aba-Ikot Ekpene road. Quite apart from the fact that the Aba to Akwa Ibom State line is one of the worst stretches of Federal roads anywhere in the country.

Travelers, and commercial drivers plying that road have, for years, been subjected to the worst form of abuse that those employed to protect the citizens of any country should ever have to experience. The police have for long added insult to injury; the army has now started to add beastiality to the oppression as I will detail later.

Consequently, as those in the public transport I boarded from Aba, instead of engaging car hire service uniformly said, “it is difficult to differentiate between armed robbers and the police and now the army sent to protect us”.

Indeed, while, not everyone is a victim of armed robbery and kidnapping, the security forces on this road have ensured  that virtually everyone is a victim of extortion and brutality added as an extra dividend.

One of the unintended consequences of this is the almost certain lack of co-operation which the police and the army needs to succeed in their mission. Instead of one group of enemies, the people are confronted with three groups of antagonists – the hoodlums, the police and the army personnel. For the elite, who are the subject of kidnappers (nobody kidnaps a pauper except for ritual purposes), the presence of the beefed up forces might bring some relief, but for the trader at Ariara market or the transporter plying roads leading in and out of Aba it amounts at the moment to an extra burden to carry”.

N191B: AREA BOYS VIEW OF A NATIONAL TRAGEDY
“To murder one’s reputation is a kind  of suicide, a detestable and odious vice”.
Henry Felding, 1707-1754 in Tom Jones.
(VANGUARD BOOK OF QUOTATIONS p. 213).

Just a few years ago, when Professor Soludo was still busy dancing all over the world, I had written on these pages that “Most Nigerian bankers might as well be described as robbers in designers suits”.

Very few people took notice and the few who did probably did not believe it. Now, that the first judgment has been handed down concerning the operations of one of the most highly celebrated banks and bankers in Nigerian history, perhaps people will now believe the truth.

Let me quickly summarise in a few short sentences how we at Jankara University view this tragedy – to the nation, to the banking sector, to women, to the church which ordained her and to an illustrious family.

First, in plain arithmetic, all the Area boys and girls in Nigeria would have had to work 24/7 for almost five years to steal N191b. Don’t forget that with plea bargaining it means that the amount involved was more than N191b.

Yet, no Area Boy ever received a sentence so light for stealing a mere N191 from a judge. Now we know the truth about justice in Nigeria – don’t we? The real criminals get off lightly every time.

When one of the leading lights of a sector, a national honours recipient is found guilty of great crimes, it leaves an endurable question. How many other criminals in the same bank were in collusion with her while pretending to be “professionals”?

“What a man can do, a woman can do” or do better. Are we now supposed to assume that this extends to high crimes also? If so, God help us.

Pentecostal churches and their emphasis on success without adequate stress on integrity have accorded a lot of dubious characters the titles of Deacons and Deaconesses. They also refer to all their members as “children of God”. Well, if a “child of God” filches N191 b of other people’s money, what is “a son of the devil” supposed to do? Steal the CBN? Meanwhile, an illustrious family name has been tarnished forever. Suicide.

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@ mekuss, igbo kwenu.