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adekolaelect:I will blame Gowon for not allowing them to go in 1967 Esnbrutality Smartcitizen smartpolitician Owobokiri I feel sad |
Babaken:if the jail sentence is more than that they will tell us that Ghana also hate them |
simpleseyi:they are so many in Ghana prisons https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aT62nxMX-hw?si=C_abjfAVc57MsLXD |
simpleseyi:those ten Ibos that were recently arrested in Thailand will be kiilled |
Fuulish Esnbrutality doesn’t have pictures to share here |
owobokiri:media propaganda about Ogun ritual killings Show me 3 posts of killings in Ogun in the last one month |
Cti28:All their lives is build on fraud Esnbrutality |
Royalty83:that is Owobokiri Smartcitizen Esnbrutality people for you |
PUNANI01:shame on you |
Instead of him taking all these fresh Ibo Ikpu to Ghana He should have taken it to the SW boys at least they deserve it better than Ghanaians Owobokiri Esnbrutality |
Kdut:this is just the truth Esnbrutality Owobokiri |
DeltaBachelor:just imagine just to brag and drink away his life |
Owobokiri Esnbrutality What do we call this? |
Bubu4Sea:stale Esnbrutality use it everyday |
Pascal9:shame on you |
PulaPower:It's unthinkable that someone would traffic his younger sister to Ghana for prostitution just to buy landed property in Lagos |
They will say we should not talk and they are doing bad things |
A Ghanaian court has sentenced a 29-year-old Nigerian, Chukwudi Nwachukwu, to 10 years’ imprisonment for trafficking his younger sister and nine other girls from Nigeria to Ghana for prostitution. Prosecutor Assistant Superintendent of Police (ASP) Isaac Babayi told the court that the case began when Chief Calistus Eloziepuwa, a member of the Nigerians in Diaspora Organisation (NIDO) in Ghana, reported the matter to authorities and rescued the victims. ASP Babayi said that on June 7, 2024, the Anti-Human Trafficking Unit (AHTU) at the CID Headquarters received a report from the Nmai Dzorn Police Station indicating that Chief Eloziepuwa and his team had apprehended Nwachukwu and freed the victims. Investigations revealed that Nwachukwu financed the victims’ transportation from Nigeria to Ghana and worked with unidentified accomplices who recruited them from different villages in Nigeria. The court also heard that upon the victim’s arrival, Nwachukwu reportedly kept girls at his residence at Liberia Camp near Kasoa, where he reportedly forced them to take oaths before a shrine after cutting their pubic hair. The court also heard that Nwachukwu told the victims they would suffer incurable skin diseases if they disobeyed him or tried to escape. Nwachukwu allegedly gave them waist beads from the shrine and later transported them to Odorkor, a suburb of Accra, where they were forced into prostitution and made to pay him GH₵300 daily from their earnings. The Ghana police force found that Nwachukwu kept detailed records of their daily income in an exercise book. The Achimota Circuit Court, presided over by Judge Akosua Anokyewaa Adjepong, found Nwachukwu guilty on two counts of human trafficking. Judge Adjepong noted that although Nwachukwu was a first-time offender who pleaded for leniency, the seriousness and rising prevalence of human trafficking required a deterrent sentence. She then sentenced Nwachukwu to 10 years in prison on each count, and the sentences are to run concurrently. The judge also ordered Nwachukwu to pay GH₵15,000 compensation to each of the 10 victims. Recall last year, The Guardian reported that the Nigerian High Commission in Ghana had taken custody of 11 trafficked Nigerian girls rescued from a prostitution ring allegedly run by Nwachukwu. In a memo sighted by The Guardian, signed by the Acting High Commissioner, Nigeria High Commission, Accra, Ghana, Ambassador Adeoye Ifedayo, the victims were identified as native workers from Imo and Plateau states. Adeoye said: “We have the honour to report that the Nigerian High Commission, Accra, has taken custody of the 11 trafficked Nigerian girls who were rescued on Thursday, June 6, at Wiennbba, Central Region, Ghana. “The victims were rescued by officials of the Nigerians in Diaspora Organisation in Ghana, led by its President, Olayemi Akinwande. The victims, aged between 14 and 18 years, are at present being kept by the High Commission at 15, Circular Road, Cantonment, Accra.”https://guardian.ng/news/nigeria/metro/ghana-jails-nigerian-man-10-years-for-trafficking-sister-nine-others/ https://gazettengr.com/ghana-based-nigerian-chukwudi-nwachukwu-jailed-10-years-for-trafficking-sister-nine-others-for-prostitution/
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Pascal9:goods that is harmful to the body |
Owobokiri Esnbrutality How do you feel if you don’t hear from your brothers and sisters who travel abroad for a month? |
Pascal9:will they ever succeed with ill gotten wealth? |
[quote author=SonOfDSoil01 post=137292022][/quote]another one is done Arrested Individual: A 28-year-old Nigerian national named Chukwuma Okafor (alias “Chuks”), residing illegally in Bengaluru on an expired student visa. He has no prior local arrests but is suspected of links to a larger African-Indian drug cartel based in Karnataka. Okafor was apprehended without resistance; a search of his person yielded a burner phone with encrypted messages detailing delivery coordinates. |
Smartcitizen:I hope this is not your immediate brother 👇🏾👇🏾👇🏾👇🏾👇🏾👇🏾 Arrested Individual: A 28-year-old Nigerian national named Chukwuma Okafor (alias “Chuks”), residing illegally in Bengaluru on an expired student visa. He has no prior local arrests but is suspected of links to a larger African-Indian drug cartel based in Karnataka. Okafor was apprehended without resistance; a search of his person yielded a burner phone with encrypted messages detailing delivery coordinates. |
Nefort:Dey play Are you saying Thailand know you people? |
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