Rocksvibes234: Please read the heading on top of the image. U can follow them on Facebook or Instagram @Awkamillenniumcity to be observing what they are actually doing
WHERE ARE THE GUARD RAIL SEPARATING THE DRAINAGE AND THE SIDE WALK?
Rocksvibes234: Don't u see the space after the drainage??, What are they for. Awka Millennium City has a plan of constructing already, stop giving yourself headache and be observing what they are doing please
Zzor: Well, those who fell victims got it all wrong with their calculations, no correct babe will ever look their way, I mean men from those countries you mentioned
SEE WAT BLACK WOMEN ARE WORTH TO THEM.
WATCH IT AND PASS IT ON TO OUR FOOLISH SISTERS, THAT BODY SWEET LIKE SUGAR, SHINING DIRTY TEETH.
Speaktruth88: He sounds like an idiot. If she said anything other than about her child he should post it. No need to spoil a woman’s name. His page is like that of somebody that loud has scattered his faculties. Small boy forming big man
UNFORTUNATELY, IDIOTS LIKE OSAZE PLENTY FOR THIS WORLD.
DarkJeddi: What exactly is he talking? If he is sane and mentally sound,he should have reach out to Kanu to caution his wife if he is uncomfortable with her actions.. This is childish and immature..
NOTHING TO CAUTION HERE.
OSAZE IS MAD.
HE IS POKING FUN AT KANU BECOS OF THE AGE DIFFERENCE WITH HIS WIFE.
OSAZE WANT TO MAKE IT LOOK LIKE SHE IS CHASING HIM.
IF KANU IS A FOOL, HE SHOULD REACT ON THIS.
IF I BE KANU, I WILL ASK OSAZE TO GROW SOME BALLS AND MAN UP.
TELL HIM TO TALK TO MY WIFE WITH RESPECT.
HIGHEST NA LEFT OVER U GO CHOP, SO STOP MAKING NOISE, BECOS EVEN LEFT OVER NO GO REACH U.
10 pregnant girls and kids rescued from Ogun baby factory
10 pregnant girls and kids rescued from Ogun baby factory
10 pregnant girl and some kids have been rescued by the Ogun state police command from a baby factory at Ofada, Mowe, Obafemi-Owode LGA.
While the operator of the factory, Mrs Florence Ogbonna reportedly fled during the raid on Tuesday December 1, her daughter and a physically challenged man were arrested.
The physically challenged man is allegedly responsible for impregnating the young girls and after delivery, their babies were sold by Mrs Ogbonna who was arrested for similar offence and is standing trial for human trafficking.
Ogun police spokesperson, Abimbola Oyeyemi said the young expectant mothers aged 18 to 24 years, were transported from Imo, Abia and Ebonyi states with a promise of securing employment for them but later lured into the illicit trade.
The raid was conducted at the baby factory owned by the woman who is under court bail, after one of the victims resisted the plan to put her baby for sale, escaped and reported the illicit trade to the police.
The lady identified as Chidera Onuoha, revealed that she reported to the police after the fleeing woman wanted to sell her baby. On how much the babies cost, she said;
“If the baby is a boy, they sell it for N250,000. If it’s a girl, it is N200,000.”
ANOTHER GROUP OF IGBO GIRLS OR CHILDREN IN OGUN STATE, SEXPLIOTED.
I HATE TO THINK WAT WOULD BE GOING ON IN THE NORTH AND OF COURSE GHANA AND LIBYA. .
I HAVE SPOKEN, LIKE I USUALLY DO.
I HOPE IGBO DONT TAKE OVER THE ITALIAN SEX TRADE FROM BINI AT THIS RATE.
THESE GIRL ARE BEING GROOMED FOR A LIFE OF PROSTITUTION.
Kristy Bamu 'murdered over witch claim' in Newham Published5 January 2012 Share Eric Bikubi and Magalie Bamu image captionEric Bikubi and Magalie Bamu deny murder A 15-year-old boy was tortured and drowned by his sister and her boyfriend because they believed he was a witch, the Old Bailey has heard.
Kristy Bamu, from Paris, was found dead in Newham, east London, on Christmas Day in 2010.
The boy had 101 injuries and died from being beaten with a metal bar and drowning, the court heard.
His sister Magalie Bamu and her boyfriend, Eric Bikubi, both Congolese and aged 28, of Newham, deny murder.
Prosecutors told jurors of acts they described as "depraved", "wicked" and "cruel".
Mr Bikubi admitted manslaughter on the grounds of diminished responsibility, a plea not accepted by the prosecution.
'Armoury of weapons'
Kristy Bamu image captionKristy Bamu and his siblings were visiting London from Paris during the Christmas holidays Kristy and his siblings were visiting the couple for Christmas, but Mr Bikubi had accused the boy and two of his siblings of witchcraft, the court heard.
All three were beaten and other children were forced to join in the attacks. But it was Kristy who became the focus of Mr Bikubi's attention, the prosecution said.
The teenager was said to be in such pain after days of being hit with an "armoury of weapons" including sticks, pliers, a metal bar, hammer and chisel that he begged to die.
Brian Altman QC, prosecuting, said: "Eventually Bikubi took him into the bathroom, put him in the bath and started to run the water.
"Kristy was just too badly injured and exhausted to resist or to keep his head above the water.
"It was only when he [Mr Bikubi] realised that Kristy was not moving that he stopped what he was doing and pulled him from the water."
He added: "By then it was too late."
The youngsters were forced to lie to their parents about what was happening when they phoned home, the jury heard.
Mr Altman said of Kristy's father: "He had sent his children on holiday, not to a torture chamber."
When police arrived they found Kristy and his siblings - brother Yves, 22, and and sister Kelly, 20, and other children.
Mr Altman said: "All were standing in the living room, hysterical, terrified and soaking wet.
'Sorcerers' "None of them spoke any English."
Kelly Bamu said Mr Bikubi and Ms Bamu accused Kristy, herself and a third child of "being witches or sorcerers - practising witchcraft" which adversely influenced another child.
"Despite her own siblings' denials that they were sorcerers, Magalie Bamu joined her boyfriend in repeating these fantastic claims and participating in the assaults," Mr Altman said.
The three were beaten and refused food, drink and sleep and eventually, to stop the torture, they admitted being sorcerers, the jury was told.
Mr Altman said Mr Bikubi's admission of manslaughter was rejected by the prosecution, which argues the couple carried out "the very deliberate murder" of Kristy.
'Feral and evil' Ms Bamu also denies two charges of causing actual bodily harm to her other siblings.
The defendants are originally from the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
The jury heard that witchcraft or sorcery - called kindoki - is practised in Congolese Christian churches.
Mr Altman said that taken out of the church's control "it may take on a feral and indeed evil character, as we suggest it did here".
The court heard that in 2008 Mr Bikubi had accused a family friend of being involved in witchcraft and had forced her to cut her hair short to purge herself.