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Rimimafia:General Buhari is immuned to Covik 1,9. The General has surpassed the low kindergarten covik before now. If you know, you know. |
phemsie:That's always the case, but in such instance, one thing is paramount, and that is JUSTICE! |
Court sentences Uniport student to death over murder of eight -year-old girl A High Court in Port Harcourt has sentenced a second-year student of Physics department, University of Port Harcourt, Ifeanyi Dike and one Ugochukwu Nwamiro to death by hanging over the murder of an eight-year-old girl, Victory Chikamso Nmezuwuba. The duo was sentenced to death without options of fine. One is to be hung on his neck until he dies while the other is to be hung on the leg till he dies as well. Dike, who was 23 years old when the incident happened in 2017, was apprehended by a local vigilante group in the Eliozu axis of Port Harcourt with a sack containing Chikamso’s remains following a tip-off. The local security outfit later handed Dike over to the police for further investigations and prosecution. He (Dike) reportedly removed the victim’s eyes, vagina, finger and tongue, after defiling and murdering her with the assistance of his cousin, Ugochukwu. Few days after he was handed over to the police, Dike escaped from the premises of the State Criminal Investigation Department, (SCID), with the aid of the police personnel on duty, Sgt Johnbosco Okoronze who failed to handcuff the suspect after he had finished writing his statement. Dike’s escape raised serious criticism and condemnation on the police even as the then Rivers State Commissioner of Police, Zaki Ahmed, described it as unfortunate and an embarrassment to the police force, adding that such mistake resulted due to an individual’s negligence. Few weeks later, Dike was however rearrested in Jos,plateau state capital by security operatives and was brought back to Port Harcourt for trial. During trials of the case, the police prosecutor, Sgt. Blessing Oheyen tendered the body parts of the victim as evidence to the court. Barely, three years after the trial, the Judge, Justice Adolphus Enebele, ruled that the evidence before the court shows that the duo conspired and murdered Chimkamso and hence, sentenced them to death. The judge also sentenced Sergeant Johnbosco Okoronze of the State CID to one-year imprisonment for aiding the escape of Dike from Police Custody in PortHarcourt. Family of the victim, Chikamso expressed relief on the judgement while relatives of Dike were seen in court weeping after the judgement. https://uc.xyz/2rj62r?pub=link is good,have a look at it! |
crackkhaus:Lol, this one na bad mouth o |
Why would they accept to do that? Or does mean that they're immune to Covik 1, 9? |
The primary schools in Rivers State are crying for teachers and many needs urgent structural rehabilitation, yet, the governor want to build another primary school in a community that has two existing primary schools without care. Another misplaced priority. |
Lol, it's more of a movie scene or should I say masquerading? |
cococandy:Well said |
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Ancestral cabinet |
Could it be that negative peer advice sometimes amongst female folks propels them(women) to predetermine how they won't accept their MILs even when their MILs has done no wrong? |
Nice one |
Acidosis:Meaning? |
[quote author=YACAA post=89457466]I think this is because boundaries exist when it comes to a man's territory; there is some kind of code of ethics and respect that exists between men- thus the father-in-law respects himself and would never intrude into matters concerning his son-in-laws home and how it is run (financially, spiritually etc). Women, on the other hand, are nurturers, and love to teach, correct, grow etc and this sometimes results in chaos in an in-laws home, as boundaries are not respected and emotions are simmering. For example, a father-in-law is not invited to help his son-law in his business (which is his territory) whereas a mother-in-law comes in to help her daughter-in-law at home when she gives birth (note that this is also a woman's territory. I believe that men would be equally annoyed and have issues with their father-in-laws if he came in and started telling the man how to run his business, who to employ, which business strategies are the best etc (this is how women feel sometimes with their mother-in-laws). Another example is that a father-in-law would not want to sleep over at his son-in-laws home what more stay for a long extended period (if he visits in another country, he would probably stay for a maximum of one month whereas mom-in-laws could be there for over 6 months). Women tend to be more emotional (this trait in women is what makes them caring, intuitive, and sensitive to the families needs; but it can also create problems if not managed in tensed up situations). Men tend to be more logical (this is helpful in situations that do not require sentiments in making decisions, but can be a stumbling block in situations where deeper understanding and empathy is required). NOTE: I am generalizing so this does not apply in all cases. MY HUMBLE SUBMISSION Good one there. Except the area of overfamiliarity between mother and daughter in-laws when they stays together, there are submissions by the female folks on how they(women) most times, discusses issues on how they will not welcome their mother In-laws in their houses on negative notes, even the spinsters are not left out on this. Now, could it be that these unguided advice and creation of negative mindset amongst the female is a major factor that causing these feuds? If it does, why are women yet to understand the aftermath effects of bad influences to this regard as they are still indulging in it even with the facts that many couples are no longer together? |
Nothing concern me |
The feminists, are they still around? |
Do they care? |
meobizy:What if the person in question isn't interested? Would you go against the person's will? |
Macsjebs:Great one! |
Informative piece I must say. But many of them won't care to read and digest it because it's not davido and wizkid. |
Just thinking and asking why? Why is it always "wife" and "mother in law" issues that are always on the front page, in religious circles, in the families, communities, etc to settle? Could it be that they (women) deliberately decided to act that way? Or is it a mindset scenario? Men and women both humans! Isn't it? But always the others(women) and not the men? Food for thought. Why don't husbands have martial issues with their father in laws like their wives? |
What's proactive about Wike's misguided actions? |
Nigeria is in for a time bomb! Everyday, things keep getting worst |
This na version of cojoin twins o |
It shouldn't be tagged tithe refund, it could be seen as donation or whatever even if the idea is drawn from amount of tithe been paid. |
Using public fund for private purpose. |
clevvermind:Were they not aware that these nurses don't have PPE's before the photos were released online? While publicising what should have been done normally to make it look like they are doing great job? Imagine a situation where a child would be fed by his father after he had cried to neighbours and he(father) would go public again that his child has been fed. What's the big deal there? They even went ahead to tag it donate? Instead of provide? If only they will tell us how much cash that is in these peoples' hand, yet, they're playing with health workers lives. |
Rapid testing is the best way to go |
Anything that has a beginning must also have an end. Good news! I can see light at the end of the tunnel. Covid-19 is gradually airing out |
Hypocrisy of the highest order |
Lol, see his reaction na, like masquerade |
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