₦airaland Forum

oduastates:
Obasanjo sold those refineries for scrap .
Rightfully so.
Yaradua took them back .
Since then , they have not worked but the amount of money spent on them during the locust years of transformation agenda ,is enough to build 3 or 4 brand new refineries .

ElCule:
This does not make any sense to me. How can I resign because of a mare allagation? It's just like telling Buhari to resign because he collected bullet proof SUVs from Dasuki. Or tell all the ellective office holders whose victory were chalanged by their opponents to resign. In the face of the law, Saraki is inocent until proven guilty by the competent court of law not 'gruop' or political rivals.

CACAWA:
It's true.

When was d last explosion or mass sacking ?

This is something GEJ had once said in a church that "Nigerians should get used to it because other countries that are also faced by terror are still in crisis"

joeprince23:
This APC gang wants to completly destroy the little gains of the last administration, common even to maintain the 4900MW you inherited you can NOT! SHAME!!!!

anthney87:
Tank u OP but the tin is anytin change in this country we re scared. we like the way we used to be or the way we re now. This was how APC deceived us wt change

BenKafor:
Yeah I think they have all the answers for any Tecno issue

Dakad:
In as much that I'm totally against the action of this guy, I'm still of the opinion that it's more of two young people falling in love than the abduction. Most of our adolescent girls are very naive and don't think of the consequences of their actions especially when the claim they are in love. The only criminal offence here is forceful conversion to Islam. We see this stupid action of the adolescent girls here and there. That's why I keep encouraging parents to be closer to their adolescents

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On the sidelines of his arraignment today, Yunusa Dahiru, alias Yellow, the young man who allegedly abducted, converted to Islam and forcefully married 14-year old Ese Oruru, admitted impregnating the teenager, but pleaded ‘not guilty’ to the five-count charges preferred against him by the Nigerian government.
Dahiru, himself 18, who was brought before Justice H.A. Nganjiwa of the Federal High Court, Yenagoa, Bayelsa state, the police said, was being prosecuted for criminal abduction, illicit sex, sexual exploitation and unlawful carnal knowledge.
The Kano State-born Dahiru was brought before the court under very tight security in the charge No FHC/YNG/17c/2016 between the Inspector General of Police, IGP, versus Yinusa Dahiru.
Dahiru, who wore a yellow caftan and brown cap, appeared quite relaxed in court after he was brought before the court in the morning.
The young man noted that he had been dating Ese before they both left for kano, saying that his mother was aware of the illicit relationship.
He admitted being responsible for Ese’s five-month pregnancy, but said that he could not say how old the pregnancy was.
A Special Police Prosecutor, Kenneth Dika, who was reported to have met with the Suspect, Dahiru and the victim, 14 years old, Ese Oruru for their official statements, signed the charge sheet in the suit.
Among others, the charges against the accused , according to the police prosecution, were “That Yunusa Dahiru a male resident in Opolo-Epie area of Yenagoa in Bayelsa State conspired with the duo of Dankano Mohammed and Mallam Alhassan between August 2015 and February, 2016 to commit an offence of abduction and thereby committed an offence punishable under section 27(a) of the Trafficking in persons (prohibition) Enforcement and Administration Act, 2015’’, the charges opened.

“That Yunusa Dahiru induced Ese Oruru by the use of deception and coercion to go with you from Yenagoa to Kano State with intent that she be forced or seduced into illicit intercourse and thereby committed an offence punishable under section 15(a) of the Trafficking in persons (prohibition) Enforcement and Administration Act,2015

“That you Yunusa Dahiru procured Ese Oruru and subjected her into sexual exploitation in Kano State and thereby committed an offence punishable under section 16(1) of the Trafficking in Persons (prohibition) Enforcement and Administration Act,2015.
After listening to the police prosecutor and the lawyer to the accused, Kayode Olaosebikan, the judge adjourned the matter to March 14 , but not before remanding the accused in prison custody till the adjourned date.

Dahiru’s case gained both national and international prominence recently when he allegedly abducted the young woman from her base in Bayelsa, an action which generated serious condemnation from human rights bodies, child rights organizations, lawyers and parents.

zenith4biz:
When an action is performed by a criminal and such action is sanctioned by the custodian of a religious or customary law. Such action would be deemed to be legal based on the custom or religion.

Answer the following questions OP.
1. What is the purpose of Hisbah Commission?
2. What are the roles played by the commission in the abduction and conversion of ese?
3. Why are there compulsory 'conversion' centres in the north?
4. What are the roles played by Hisbah Commission in the repatriation of ese?
5. Did Yinusa receive any moral support from his community and religious leaders after successfully bringing a 'trophy' home?

peaceloveworld2:
The injustice is that we have not heard from Yunusa. An accused is presumed innocent until proven guilty no matter the crime.

Put yourself is Yunusa's shoes. Should you just be taken to court and not interrogated.

As of today, no one has interrogated Yunusa. Is this a Christian agenda to denigrate Islam all along?

Is faith-tagging crime the way to go?