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dainformant:Wow ! God is great ! Congrats bro |
SirShymexx:We nor dey value our own thing naa.... |
YourNemesis:Abeg tell him about the Osun Oshogbo festival ....... |
so wey the cat fish ? Anyway CONGRATS bro. GOD bless the little man. |
Yewandequeen:like Buhari abi Yerima ? lol |
LifeIsGuhd:That's another angle to it. He kept quiet for so long and now coming out after d damage has been done. |
Yewandequeen:i feel you bro. |
AND MORE REVELATION FROM JOINT ACTION AID.... Not much different from my own findings. . . Read on. 'The true account of the young man lynched and summarily burnt to death at Orile Iganmu last Saturday speaks of the uncertainty and brevity of human life in Nigeria. It was Saturday, the 11th day of November 2016. The venue of this macabre killing orgy was at Augustine Onwualu Street, Orile Iganmu, Lagos. A woman, (name withheld) was walking along the ever busy road of Augustine Onwualu street, Orile Iganmu. She had an Infinix Hotnote 2 handset with which she was making telephone calls in high pitched voice, frantically gesticulating in the process. Close by, on the same street were a gang of 4 notorious thieves, well known in the area for their dare devilry and viciousness. They were there, waiting, prowling and surveying the entire scenery for a vulnerable victim to rob and dispossessed of their valuables as they often do in the past. And successfully too. The woman approached. Still talking on the phone and gesticulating with her free arm. She was immediately spotted by the very perceptive eyes of this criminal gang. A brief conference amongst them, she was adjudged a soft target. There was no need for further plans or careful surveillance. After all they had done this successfully in the past. More so, their sheer ferocity makes them a sort of feared mobster in the local vicinity. But it turned out to be a miscalculation. And costly one at that! They approached and circled the woman who was oblivious of her surrounding and the imminent attack on her person. The robbery attack was swift and very decisive. She was held from behind by two members of the gang. One of them deftly pruned her hand bag off her shoulder and the same time attempted to retrieved the telephone with which she was making calls from her other arm. The last of the gang stood guard, providing cover for the others. They had during their planning stage misjudged the desperation of a Nigerian woman about to be dispossessed. The victim reacted swiftly. She let the hand free and held on tenaciously to her phone. A struggle ensued. The victim plaintively cried out for help. A motley crowd gathered. The other members of the gang, appropriately appraising the situation fled the scene. The fourth member was not so lucky. He continued to engage in an internecine struggle with victim for the phone. In desperation, he brought out a dagger, and cold bloodedly stabbed the woman repeatedly in the chest, stomach and shoulder. There is a proverb, when a strong animal flirts too much with the trap, he makes his meat available for children to share with teeth. The gathered crowd became enraged and promptly apprehended the abandoned thief. He was beaten to stupor, Tied up and set ablaze while the maddening crowd continued to bay for his blood. Joint Action Aid was alerted on Monday when video clips of the dastardly murder went viral on social media. We reported the yet another resort to "jungle justice" to the Commissioner of Police, Lagos state. The video clips were carefully analyzed and some arrest made. The six people arrested through our efforts denied criminal culpability and brought fast talking lawyers. More frustrating, the charred remains of the alleged thief had been removed. The area council and Orile Iganmu police claimed ignorance of the whereabouts of the corpse. Thus we have a dead zone situation. No dead body, no witnesses and then, most understandably, an unwilling complainant still battling for survival from the grievous multiple stabbing at the hospital. We returned back to the office, again defeated. Frustrated. And defeated.The rule of law is vanquished again. The rule of the jungle continues to win triumphantly. Kingsley Ughe ,a legal practitioner and General Counsel of the Joint Action Aids, can be reached via k.ughe@aol.com |
AND MORE REVELATION FROM JOINT ACTION AID.... Not much different from my own findings. . . Read on. 'The true account of the young man lynched and summarily burnt to death at Orile Iganmu last Saturday speaks of the uncertainty and brevity of human life in Nigeria. It was Saturday, the 11th day of November 2016. The venue of this macabre killing orgy was at Augustine Onwualu Street, Orile Iganmu, Lagos. A woman, (name withheld) was walking along the ever busy road of Augustine Onwualu street, Orile Iganmu. She had an Infinix Hotnote 2 handset with which she was making telephone calls in high pitched voice, frantically gesticulating in the process. Close by, on the same street were a gang of 4 notorious thieves, well known in the area for their dare devilry and viciousness. They were there, waiting, prowling and surveying the entire scenery for a vulnerable victim to rob and dispossessed of their valuables as they often do in the past. And successfully too. The woman approached. Still talking on the phone and gesticulating with her free arm. She was immediately spotted by the very perceptive eyes of this criminal gang. A brief conference amongst them, she was adjudged a soft target. There was no need for further plans or careful surveillance. After all they had done this successfully in the past. More so, their sheer ferocity makes them a sort of feared mobster in the local vicinity. But it turned out to be a miscalculation. And costly one at that! They approached and circled the woman who was oblivious of her surrounding and the imminent attack on her person. The robbery attack was swift and very decisive. She was held from behind by two members of the gang. One of them deftly pruned her hand bag off her shoulder and the same time attempted to retrieved the telephone with which she was making calls from her other arm. The last of the gang stood guard, providing cover for the others. They had during their planning stage misjudged the desperation of a Nigerian woman about to be dispossessed. The victim reacted swiftly. She let the hand free and held on tenaciously to her phone. A struggle ensued. The victim plaintively cried out for help. A motley crowd gathered. The other members of the gang, appropriately appraising the situation fled the scene. The fourth member was not so lucky. He continued to engage in an internecine struggle with victim for the phone. In desperation, he brought out a dagger, and cold bloodedly stabbed the woman repeatedly in the chest, stomach and shoulder. There is a proverb, when a strong animal flirts too much with the trap, he makes his meat available for children to share with teeth. The gathered crowd became enraged and promptly apprehended the abandoned thief. He was beaten to stupor, Tied up and set ablaze while the maddening crowd continued to bay for his blood. Joint Action Aid was alerted on Monday when video clips of the dastardly murder went viral on social media. We reported the yet another resort to "jungle justice" to the Commissioner of Police, Lagos state. The video clips were carefully analyzed and some arrest made. The six people arrested through our efforts denied criminal culpability and brought fast talking lawyers. More frustrating, the charred remains of the alleged thief had been removed. The area council and Orile Iganmu police claimed ignorance of the whereabouts of the corpse. Thus we have a dead zone situation. No dead body, no witnesses and then, most understandably, an unwilling complainant still battling for survival from the grievous multiple stabbing at the hospital. We returned back to the office, again defeated. Frustrated. And defeated.The rule of law is vanquished again. The rule of the jungle continues to win triumphantly. Kingsley Ughe ,a legal practitioner and General Counsel of the Joint Action Aids, can be reached via k.ughe@aol.com |
Shehucom: ![]() But Police is ya friend naa ! |
MissEdified:Early signs of MADNESS . |
kaycious:Abi o ! |
richidinho:Wetin u expect make him talk b4 ? Everything na lie lie for dem naa ! |
dabossman:Good question jare |
PaulIdu:You are so right . I dread that road pass anything ! you know its close to oshodi and its an industrial estate. |
Ipisi:MAN must WACK ! |
Bowwow11:Really ? How do you divorce without evidence ? Na so dem dey do am ? ![]() |
AreaFada2:Serious HEART BRK ! |
accountbalance:The next thing you just hear is that the husband has been killed. |
Dandeedadrunk:You are a very winkend someborri.... ![]() |
dunkem21:You nor lie at all . Those guys are too nice. lol |
SirVictory:I wonder what the rush is all about. |
MONITZ:You forgot to add the recent meetings with d Northern Governors in d USA last week |
PrettyCrystal:Funny enough , i was there at the wedding . The lady was quiet all through the wedding celebration before she was called out. |
ibegodpikin:Whats your last price bro ? |
Nigerian artistes had a decent outing at the 2016 MTV Africa Music Awards, which held in Johannesburg, South Africa. Ayo ‘Wizkid’ Balogun, Afro-pop singer, was the star of the night winning in three categories. Wizkid won ‘best male’ and overall ‘best artiste’ award while he also shared the ‘best collaboration’ win with Dj Maphorsia and Dj Buckz. Patoranking, Tekno and Yemi Alade were other Nigerian artistes who excelled on the night. Here’s the full list of winners. Best Live Act – Casper Nyovest Best Group – Sauti Sol Best Alternative/Pop Group – Shekinah & Kyle Deutsch Best Female Act – Yemi Alade Best International Artiste – Drake Listener’s Choice award – Jay Prayzah Legend Award – Hugh Masekela Best Lusophone Act – C4 Pedro Best Francophone Act – Serge Beynaud Best Male Artiste – Wizkid Best Collaboration – DJ Maphorisa ft Wizkid Best Video – Youssoupha Personality of The Year – Caster Semenya Best Hip Hop – Emtee Best Breakthrough Act – Tekno Song Of The Year – Patoranking ft Wande Coal ‘My woman My everything’-Winner. African Artiste of The Year – Wizkid https://lifestyle.thecable.ng/wizkid-mtv-mamas-africa-best/
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amunkita:joke of the year ! lol |
150k bro . |
Rasheed4life:TRULY NEAT bro ! |
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