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lailo:
the accused is a rapist
the victim was a suicider
pls give appropriate title

Luckysbab:
Stop shifting the goalpost.

The question is what brought about discussions about her virginity prior to the visit? What does being a virgin have to do with being taught a skill?

lailo:
Oga judge
he didnt kill her, he allegedly raped her.
Wicked comment and wicked soul are same

Luckysbab:
Why were they even discussing her "virginity" prior to the visit? It's not adding up. Let's be reasonable please.

How does being a virgin relate to learning a skill?

Another old video from Odogwu Asaba. https://t.co/lgNllNvmYF pic.twitter.com/I1lqNOEmy9

— CHUKS 🍥 (@ChuksEricE) July 16, 2026

sms4sure:
Some parents are the cause of this menace, I'm so sorry to say. No moral teachings, no scolding, no talking to children to know what they're going through, forcing their children to bring money home at tender age etc. Pls, if you can't guide them, don't bring them to this world. Pls don't kill me with this statement, I'm just stating what's in my mind.

Sheuns:
This isn’t the way to go.

Prove he violated her, and charge him accordingly.

Sphinx419:
Thank you very much my brother.. wetin she go find for him house ? She even travel that far o.

Na true kunji is like fart... when forced it becomes shit.. a very big shit .

Mathain19:
One thing he should have in mind is that the Internet never forgets.. , he will be stigmatized where ever he might be in life,

Muyiwaipere:
Nigerians...let's not be emotional and sentimental....honestly the guy did some very serious and wrong....but has a girl and virgin, wetin you find go man house without knowing him or supervision...are you mad or what?

See this women can be a temptation...I am talking from experience

Ushame:
Where is the video of Umahi and his drug addict son Osborne begging that allegedly slained Lady's mother

Bigkoko:
Everyone will be OK. HE Rabiu Kwakwaso has started repairing the bond. Echidieme!

gigabyte13:
No matter what you are
The fastest way to ruin or destroy your life is to
Not have control over the thing between your legs....
Man or woman.......
Once you look control over that thing
Your own don be be that

Rapmoney:
This is the video that Ifeanyi Ogbonna aka Odogwu Asaba Used in luring Favour from Agbarho down to Asaba to rape her. People should be very careful with what they see on the internet.

Most of these so-called social media influencers possess questionable characters. I really do not want to mention names, but sometimes when I look at the calibre of people that our young people in Nigeria look up to as role models, I just cannot help but shake my head in disbelief.

Imagine someone who has been a male prostitute in Dubai being your role model. Imagine someone who has travelled to Ghana to scam people being your role model. Imagine someone who everyone knew as an internet fraudster back in Awka being your role model. Imagine someone who has been a criminal in Italy being your role model. I will not mention names, but you should know the people I am refering to. Use your tongue to count your teeth.

This generation of young people are only loud on the internet, but many of them are gullible and directionless in reality. It is the era of mob mentality.

Be wise! Know your way nor be curse!

Video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b6vTiKHnZrc

Source: WarriParrot

Mitsurugi:
I agree, but not all police precincts. I can tell you for a fact that it's not so in Festac, so your lawyer needs to be present.

zoedew:
Tell us plainly where you stand in the matter. Bitterness bites until one afflicted with it is left in tatters. Be at peace with all geo-policial zones in the country and your victim mentality should soon be gone!

zoedew:
Peace is better than strife. Without the North no one gets to win The Presidency. Know that know peace.

Bigkoko:
There's something about the Igbos which I love so much..... they have a name for anything of importance. They didn't merely chart a trade to a single city in the northern region, they positioned the whole northern regional region as a business place by calling it Ugwu-Hausa

Till today I still have cousins, nieces, aunts etc who have been so northernized that when we meet during Christmas in the villages, villagers usually call them Ndi Ugwu-hausa, and us Ndi mid-west. After the war, my own dad choosed to re-settle in Old Bendel State, known during the 1970s as mid West

Old memories Kwakwaso just refreshed

Bigkoko:
Till date I still respect Sir Ahmadu Bello for his wonderful fluency in British English, but he was a victim of UK Intelligience who nurtured chaos through. My late dad and uncles had always in private blamed the hot head western Igbos (in present Edo & Delta) for putting the entire Igbos at risk. But I have discovered an inconvenient truth.... they were actually victims of sophisticated British Disinformation which urged them to do what they joined others to do. Ojukwu and Ironsi saw the hands behind the chaos, and knew it was due to newly discovered deposits of oil and gas.

On SE-North bond, It was a relationship forged in trust but which fell victim to British diplomatic treachery.

zoedew:
Tell us plainly where you stand in the matter. Bitterness bites until one afflicted with it is left in tatters. Be at peace with all geo-policial zones in the country and your victim mentality should soon be gone!

Bigkoko:
Did you know SE has always been allies to the North? Learn hidden truths!

Yes! What the former minister of defense, two-time governor of Kano state, and current Vice President candidate under the Nigeria Democratic Congress (NDC) party, Musa Rabiu Kwankwaso, revealed in his recent address was the absolute truth. When he emphasized that the South-East (SE) and the North share a deep, historic bond of friendship and political alliance, he was not just speaking politics—he was echoing history. As an independent researcher and a businessman, I want to shed more light on this thread by grounding it in both historical facts and personal family history.

A Personal Legacy: From Enugu to Ugwu Hausa (1900)
To truly understand how deep these roots go, we must look beyond political communiqués and examine the lives of everyday people who built these bridges. My own family history is a testament to this enduring relationship. In 1900, my great-grandfather made a defining choice. He packed his belongings and left Enugu for Ugwu Hausa (the "Hausa Hill". That's is the name Igbos collectively called the North, regardless of whether you're Fulani, Hausa, Birom, Tiv, Idoma, Shengdang etc.
At the dawn of the 20th century, long before modern political structures were formalized, traders, builders, and entrepreneurs from the South-East were already making the North their home, just as Northern merchants traveled South. My great-grandfather did not find hostility; he found a community. He found business partners, neighbors, and lifelong friends. He established a lineage that grew up understanding both the Igbo and Hausa languages, bridging cultures through commerce and mutual respect. This cross-cultural integration at the grassroots level laid the foundation for the macro-political alliances that followed.

The Historical Alliances of the First and Second Republics
What Senator Kwankwaso rightly pointed out is that Nigeria’s founding fathers viewed the North and the South-East not as rivals, but as essential partners in nation-building. History bears this out across multiple eras:

The First Republic (NPC and NCNC): Nigeria’s independence era was anchored by a formal coalition between the Northern People’s Congress (NPC) and the National Council of Nigerian Citizens (NCNC). This historic alliance brought together the Sardauna of Sokoto, Sir Ahmadu Bello, Sir Abubakar Tafawa Balewa, and the great Dr. Nnamdi Azikiwe. They recognized that the stability of a diverse Nigeria relied heavily on a strong axis of cooperation between the North and the East.

The Second Republic (NPN and NPP/NPP Alliances): Following the dark years of crisis and military rule, the spirit of reconciliation was immediate. As Kwankwaso noted, the administration of President Shehu Shagari (NPN) worked closely with South-Eastern leaders, including Dr. Nnamdi Azikiwe and Dr. Alex Ekwueme.

The Ultimate Act of Forgiveness and Inclusion: Perhaps the most profound example of this bond was the pardoning and state-supported return of the late Chukwuemeka Odumegwu Ojukwu from exile. It was a Northern-led administration that invited him back into the country, embraced him as a brother, and encouraged him to participate openly in national politics. This proved that our political ancestors valued national healing and family ties over past grievances.

The Modern Intersection: Commerce and Unity
As a businessman, I see the continuation of my great-grandfather’s journey every single day. The economic interdependence between the North and the South-East is the lifeblood of Nigeria's domestic market.The South-East relies heavily on the North for agricultural produce, livestock, and raw materials.The North serves as a massive consumer hub and strategic partner for the manufactured goods, spare parts, and entrepreneurial investments flowing out of the South-East. When the business corridors between Aba, Onitsha, Enugu, Kano, Kaduna, and Maiduguri thrive, the entire nation prospers. Commerce does not care about ethnic divides; it cares about trust, reliability, and mutual benefit—values that both regions have cultivated for over a century.

Moving Forward Together
Senator Kwankwaso’s call for a renewed political partnership under the banner of mutual respect, equity, and fairness is a timely reminder of who we are. No single region can carry the weight of Nigeria alone; true national stability requires us to forge ahead as one family.Let us honor the legacy of our grandfathers—both those who sat in the parliament buildings of the First Republic and those who, like my great-grandfather, climbed Ugwu Hausa in 1900 to build an authentic, everyday brotherhood. By remembering these hidden truths, we can move past divisive rhetoric and build a prosperous, unified future for all Nigerians.

zoedew:
Nice. Unity is good for Nigeria! One Nigeria! Peter Obi should reciprocate and emphasise the oneness of Nigeria without which the North will not believe the position Kwaks is pushing for.

christejames:
Even before amalgamation of this country, the North and the East have been strong allies in trade and commerce...

Mitsurugi:
He can plead duress or forced confession especially when there was no lawyer as per his Miranda rights. He can claim he wanted a lawyer but was denied. But thunder fire am shaa.