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[quote author=highyo]true talk, I don miss hell. Heaven is my home indeed, he that know the truth and the truth shall set him free in the name of jesus.

fake

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na wa oo

a story indeed, pls not Muhammad oo but the holy spirit

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When on December 14, 2013, 18-year-old Ikenna Onyeizu and 21-year-old
Moses Aiyenuro, attended a Christmas party at Dele Hotel, Ijora Badia
area of Lagos State, little did they know that they would not return
home.
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Residents of the area told PUNCH Metro that the two boys were killed by
drunken policemen attached to Ijora Badia Police Station around
midnight.
Our correspondent also learnt that another youth, Mike Banji, was also
shot by the policemen but survived.
Police Public Relations Officer, Ngozi Braide, had told our
correspondent last week that the boys were stabbed to death by some
hoodlums during a fight that broke out at the hotel.
Braide had said when the police arrived at the scene, the boys were
rushed to the hospital where they eventually died.
“There was a stampede at Dele Hotel where they were holding an
end-of-the-year party around 11pm on December 14. Hoodlums engaged in a
fight with machetes and bottles. Moses Aiyenuro was slashed on the neck.
A team of policemen from Ijora Badia Police Station rushed to the scene
and rescued him, Ikenna and another unconscious person.
“Moses was confirmed dead at the hospital. Hoodlums attacked the police
station demanding the release of their colleagues and five suspects were
arrested.”
However, a medical report signed by Dr. Durojaiye of the Lagos Island
General Hospital, stated that Ikenna was shot in both legs.
PUNCH Metro also learnt that Moses, whose corpse was deposited at
Mainland Hospital, Yaba, was killed by a bullet that pierced through his
neck and collar bone, and not a machete cut as claimed by the police.
When our correspondent visited the family of the two slain boys on
Sunday, sympathisers were seen consoling the family.
Ikenna’s father, Mr. Michael Onyeizu, told our correspondent that with
the loss of his son, life had become unbearable.
He said, “I am 50-years-old and I am an umbrella repairer; Ikenna was
my only son and I have just one daughter left. He was neither a trouble
maker nor a thief. I have struggled all my life and it was my hope that
he would bring me out of poverty, but police killed him.
“He just finished secondary school and he was working as a waiter in a
nearby hotel to support me. After he was killed, I went to the station
to find out what happened, but I was chased out and the policeman on
duty even threatened to detain me.
“I don’t have money to pay any lawyer; but I want justice and money to
bury my son.”
When our correspondent visited the family house of Moses, his mother and
pregnant wife were seen crying.
Moses’s mother said, “This is the second son that I will be losing.
Moses was not a cult member. He did not drink or smoke. Police have been
embarking on raid, arresting innocent people, and demanding money from
them before they are released. Moses just got married last month and his
wife is pregnant.”
A friend of the deceased, who craved anonymity due to the sensitivity of
the case, told our correspondent that Moses was shot at close range.
He identified some of the killer policemen as Soji and Emma.
He said, “We were having fun at the party when some hoodlums started
fighting over a girl. Policemen had been hired by the hotel to provide
protection that day, but they went on a drinking spree. When the fight
started, they came back and started shooting, but by then, those
fighting had fled.
“Among the policemen, I saw Soji and Emma shooting and one of the
bullets hit Ikenna on the legs. Moses and I carried Ikenna to the police
station to get a police report so that we could take him to a hospital
for treatment, but they started shooting at us again so we fled.
“One of the policemen grabbed Moses by the shirt and shot him at close
range and killed him. They put his body in a patrol vehicle and beat me
and I fell unconscious.”
Moses’s elder sister, Funmilayo, who also witnessed the incident, said
she pleaded with the policemen to leave her brother but she was pushed
into a gutter where she remained unconscious only to wake up to hear
that her brother was dead.
PUNCH Metro learnt that the Office of the Public Defender, a department
under the Lagos State Ministry of Justice had taken over the case.
The Secretary, Lagos Marginalised Communities Forum, Ishola Agbodemu,
berated the police over the killing of the two youths.
Agbodemu accused the police of high-handedness and urged the government
to ensure that the killer cops were brought to book.
Braide promised to respond to the new development, but did not call back
as of the time of going to the @p point of correction not Christmas party but end of the year party

JideTheBlogger: you will see plenty azonto and kukere this Christmas season for churches oo.

So, calm down @OP

we need to correct some trash that is going on in our local churches

[quote author=Ijele-igbo]Wherewithal shall a young man cleanse his way?
thy word have i hiden in my heart that i may not sin against you o lord.

end time things

[quote
author=cramjones]This is a picture of Chief Femi Fani Kayode and his
british college girl friend Susan Hunt in Kelly College, UK. Femi
oh....back in the days![/quote]wow life is good..................been in the arms of a woman e no easy oo.. enjoy your self chief .