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And the punishment for terrorism is amnesty?

mfm04622:
the punishment for robbing with arms is death. It doesn't matter if they were successful or not. Doesn't matter if they kill or injured anybody during the robbery. The punishment is same

A 34-year-old father in Anambra Stae identified as Ifeanyi Apusiobi, on Sunday, allegedly killed his daughter and son in Ogbunike, Oyi Local Government Area of the state.
He was also alleged to have inflicted injuries on his father before neighbours rescued the 72-year-old man.

A resident, who spoke on condition of anonymity, said Ifeanyi went berserk early in the morning and attacked his children and killed them in their sleep.

“I can’t just say what happened to him. Maybe he took something that made him to run amok. I can’t just say. It’s painful,” the resident stated.



The Police Public Relations Officer in the state, Haruna Mohammed, confirmed the incident to our correspondent.

He said the incident happened around 1am.

Read More: https://topnaija.ng/father-goes-berserk-kills-son-daughter-injures-father/

A Graphic designer identified as @Louisajlo took to Twitter to call out actor, Ramsey Nouah and the producers of Nollywood top-grossing movie Living In Bondage: Breaking Free, over non-payment.


The lady who said she was contacted for the job in 2018 further stated that she immediately went to work without signing any paperwork. After asking for a down payment that was not paid, she continued working, churning out designs some of which were rejected.

According to her, the media director was later on fired without pay and all efforts to get her pay proved futile.



After the release of the movie, @Louisajlo alleged that some of her designs featured on the movie but she was not paid neither was she given credit for her work.



See the thread below;

Read More: https://topnaija.ng/lady-calls-out-ramsey-nouah-living-in-bondage-producers-for-using-her-designs-without-paying/

The Federal Capital Territory High Court sitting in Zuba on Thusday handed a death sentence to three Abuja youths for dispossessing their victim of a Blackberry phone and the sum of N9,000.

Justice A. Ekong in his judgment delivered held that Richard Obi, Chibuike Kanu and Ebube Tasie, who had been terrorising Apo, Garki Areas 1, 3, 8 and 10, should be executed by hanging.

The convicts were arraigned by the police on four counts of criminal conspiracy, armed robbery, illegal possession of firearms and possession of stolen items, contrary to sections 6(b), 1 (2), 2 (3) and 5 of the Robbery and Firearms Special Provision Act.

The charges read in part, “That you, Richard Obi, 22, of Area 10, Garki; Chibuike Kanu, 21; and Ebube Tasie, 22, of Kado, Abuja, on or about June 3, 2016, around 1.55am at the Area 3 junction, Garki, Abuja, within the jurisdiction of this court, conspired to commit felony to wit; armed robbery, thereby committing an offence contrary to Section 6(b) of the Robbery and Firearms Special Provision Act, 2004.

Read More: https://topnaija.ng/three-to-die-by-hanging-for-stealing-phone-n9000/

Boko Haram’s attack on Fanduma Koloram, in the Gubio Local Government Area of Borno State left at least 81 persons dead. A survive of the Tuesday’s attack told the State Governor, Babagana Zulum, on Wednesday that the insurgents pretended to be Islamic religious crusaders, collected arms from herders and killed 81 persons.

The survivor, who said he called for help from neighboring village to bury 31 of the 81 victims of the attack in a mass grave, told the governor that apart from the 81 persons left dead, 13 were injured, while seven others were abducted in the Tuesday’s attack.

He said, “The insurgents disguised as if they had come to enlighten the community, disarmed the herders and shot all of them, including the underaged, and even their animals. They abducted seven people.”

Zulum, who was annoyed, urged the military to begin a final onslaught that should put an end to the insurgents in the shore of the Lake Chad.

Read More: https://topnaija.ng/how-insurgents-pretending-to-be-preachers-killed-81-in-borno/

The Akwa Ibom State Police Command a 55-year-old man for allegedly impregnating his stepdaughter. Two other suspects were also nabbed for rape-related crimes.
A statement by the Police Public Relations Officer in the state, CSP Nnudam Fredrick, on Tuesday, said the 55-year-old man, Udo Esau, forcefully slept with his 15-year-old stepdaughter.

According to him Esau, an indigene of Odot 1 village in the Nsit Atai Local Government Area of the state, chased the victim out of the house when he discovered that she was pregnant.

Fredrick also said a 38-year-old suspected cultist, Ekemini Asuquo, confessed that he lured a 14-year-old girl with N1,500 to a hotel, where he forcefully had carnal knowledge of her.



Asuquo later collected the money from the victim and threatened to kill her if she reported the incident to the police.

Read More: https://topnaija.ng/how-father-impregnated-15-year-old-step-daughter-in-akwa-ibom/

The Senate saw mild drama on Monday when the Director-General of the Raw Materials Research and Development Council (RMRDC), Professor Hussain Ibrahim, identified the development of Kilishi technology as its major breakthrough since the agency’s creation, 33 years ago.

Ibrahim, who appeared before the Senate Committee on Science and Technology to brief the senators on the activities of his agency, caused a stir when he said the Kilishi technology was the only major breakthrough it had successfully developed for commercial use.

Kilishi is a locally spiced roasted meat made of beef, and it is very popular in the northern part of Nigeria.

The Chairman of the Senate panel, Senator Uche Ekwunife, had asked the DG to tell Nigerians what specific raw material the agency had successfully produced in the country in partnership with other research institutes.



Ekwunife said, “Your core mandate is to develop local materials.



“Can you tell us the local raw materials you have developed in the areas of health, brewery, construction, science, and technology, or agriculture?

Read more: https://topnaija.ng/drama-as-rmrdc-boss-lists-kilishi-as-development-breakthrough/

Nigerians, who have fallen victim to a suspected fraudster, who duped them of their hard-earned money while pretending to be selling ponmo (cow hide), have called on security agents to investigate the matter.

It was gathered that the suspect operated under different names on Facebook, including Pastor Isaac Nwaizugbu and Pastor Confidence Ikegwuoha, claiming to be the resident pastor of a Pentecostal church in Kaduna.

Both accounts, news correspondent observed, were stolen, with the pictures of a cleric and his wife displayed on them.

He was also said to own different Facebook pages, including Dried Ponmo Nigeria, Dried Ponmo Store, Dried Ponmo Dealer and Dried Ponmo Business.



Our correspondent gathered that the modus operandi of the suspect was to lure unsuspecting social media users with colourful photos of ponmo and ask those interested in buying to call several telephone numbers listed on the pages.

After calling, the victims will be asked to deposit money into some bank accounts and the suspect will promise to deliver the product to their addresses.

Read more here;
https://topnaija.ng/how-nigerian-man-duped-several-persons-with-ponmo-scheme/

The Federal Government has threatened to review the relaxation of the restriction placed on churches and mosques if worshippers disregard its guidelines.

This comes shortly after the Federal Government reopened worship centres.

The Chairman of the Presidential Task Force on COVID-19 and Secretary to the Government of the Federation, Boss Mustapha, said this on Thursday at the task force press conference in Abuja.

He also lamented that some Nigerians, who tested positive for the virus, refused to go into isolation.

READ MORE ON:
https://topnaija.ng/why-fg-might-ban-church-mosque-gatherings-again-ptf/

I love the fact that you spoke for yourself, I am also on that team. But we are not the only youths Nigeria has. A blend of those on revenge mission, those fascinated by the power of violence and the plain inquisitive can still use all these information as a motivation. It does not make what OP is doing by exposing all these things bad, it is just a narrative we should consider and be guided accordingly.

PoliteActivist:
I just finished reading the whole thread. I don't know about anyone else but for me as a young person it has convinced me not to go anywhere near a cult or cultists. Kudos to saynotocultism.

I agree with you. A good cause can easily be misinterpreted. For me, the stories have become a good source of entertainment, for someone young person it might even give the last piece of encouragement to join(supremacy battles, fear in the eyes of JU men and all)They know they can get killed but that Nigerian spirit of the 'other person wasn't smart enough, I'll be smarter' can still push them with misguided encouragement from what they have read here. God help us!

dairykidd:
So do u really believe anyone who became a cultist never knew the implications are u guys this naive seriously.. Do u think that warning kids about its dangers ever stopped anyone from belonging seriously u think that? We never heard the gist while fighting our admission? all the Truth quoted with sweet lies, that we never knew it was evil before belonging, that we never pondered for nights on end weighing the advantages and problems trying to decide if we should give in or forever remain neutral men If u truly believe that kids do not know the dangers before they join then my brother u really know nothing. Even primary school children nowadays know the implication of joining a campus cult.. Its like watching gangster movies as a kid and fantasizing about being the good gangster. Nobody ever believes the sh!t can take away their lives until its too late. I'm wasting time with u guys u can never see what ur eyes will not see.
Like someone rightly said the op is a good story teller but make him no forget say men dey here too not just children that are a majority but we see through the bs