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Ojiofor:
That is the Bula Bah right there maka Chineke

1Sharon:
I have nothing else to say

1Sharon:

KanwuliaExtra post=119302209:
KARMA IS THE LAW OF REDISTRIBUTIVE JUSTICE. There is no better form of justice than that o. I PREFER THAT TO ANY LEGAL LAW. . . .BECAUSE KARMA IS NEVER WRONG. What you sow. . . .you will reap.
It could be a child, and adult or an eldery. Even a corpse. NO BODY SHOULD BE TREATED LIKE THAT, unless your 'chi' has destined it.
If I were that 13 year old. . . .I would need a life-time of therapy myself. Children are most vulnerable, yes.
Violation at any stage in life is just as traumatic.
Na who suffer am go know abi?

Why the 13 year-old? Who knows? Was it her fault. . . .? Who knows. Has she harmed a child in her life prior to this incident? Who knows?
Is her mother or father a rapist? Who knows? ONLY KARMA KNOWS. . .THE REASON I TRUST KARMA. Everybody go collect im own WOTOWOTO!!✅
The child will be traumatized FOR LIFE. . . Just like an old woman who faced the same calamity. Rape is no joke!

A man in his 20s or 30s is just starting life o. He has not seen anything yet. An adult yes, but not a full grown adult who has learned quite a bit in life to make amends, and has time to repent.

2elliot:
You are calling for your own digital prison, bro. Cash is freedom. Think!

Omoluabi16:
Our cyber security here is zero. We simply cannot be cashless in this cut and join economy.

1Sharon:
Karma is BS.

People lives do not always have a happy ending like the movies.

Bad things happen to good people and good things happen to bad people.

The victim was just a child and she was beaten down and raped. Does a child deserve that?

Haven't you heard the saying that life isn't fair? If there was Karma, where is the justice?

No, he got LIFE imprisonment because of his arrogance and lack of remorse.


What is bizarre about the Japan incident? Mr Bah's conduct or the actions of the Japanese law enforcement?

What do you mean only in his late 20's- 30s?
He's a grown man. He's about 34 now.

justwise:
I see what you are doing here but i don't buy it, from your first post here you are trying so hard to get Chastinent off the hook, he is as gulty as it gets.

justwise:
Yes he was, he started this thread 2days after this one>> https://www.nairaland.com/6789928/mistaken-identification was started and he posted on it too.

1Sharon:
Are you kidding me?

American Gen posted documents revealing his conviction on the part 1 of this topic when he was hesitant to do so.
She posted on the first page an 8 paged document of Bah's defense claiming the DNA testing was inaccurate, not that he didn't do the crime o!

Failed what she had to share? Didn't you see how the NLers ran her off? I doubt a 1200 page transcript could be posted

It's not her fault our people don't like to read. None of them took the time out to read any of the documents American Gen posted.

You are supposed to hear from all sides before making a judgement. Nigerians without expert knowledge thought they knew better.

Crime documentaries have taught me that people who commit terrible crimes like this never want to admit they did it.

1Sharon:
Since these idiots knew they were lay man, why didn't they shut up and listen to what an expert with inside knowledge had to say??

Why did they only back down when a Japanese poster brought up his prior convictions?

Of course it wasn't within their means to exonerate him, but they were defo ready to apply social pressure.

justwise:
Yes, absolutely yes, even with loads of evidences they were all out to push the narative of mistaken identity

This is another thread about this case https://www.nairaland.com/6789928/mistaken-identification

Did you read Chatinent's posts? No because he deleted them after getting caught with his knickers down

1Sharon:
Yes the name is fulani in origin. He can aswell be from Niger or Chad since fulanis dominate those nations aswell.

@ the bolded, sis what are you saying? You're sounding like a religious person.


He raped that girl simply because he is a rapist.
He has a history of sexual deviancy.

He got away with it in Japan and got more brazen and thought he could get away with it in the US.
That is why he left her in the dirt and casually moved on after doing what he did.
That's the reason he got 3 life sentences. He has shown no remorse even on THIS THREAD.

He was in America to live and hustle, most Nigerians don't fly out for a holiday, they fly out to hustle.
Japan was a failed mission and America was his next stop.

1Sharon:
OK. Let me be specific, when I say campaign I mean social media outrage/draggings and protests by Nigerians at home and abroad. Something like the George Floyd/endsars protests.

Remember that the officers in George Floyd's case were arrested due to social pressure.

Bah was hoping something similar- like a retrial or extra appeal- would be done in his name. One moniker here even put the hashtag #justiceforbah on her profile.

In the UK, there is a Nigerian man who had his life sentences reduced to about 15 years because his brother is a celebrity(santan Dave)

Imagine how far that could have snowballed if not for the Americans that had inside information about his case.

MufasaLion:
I wouldn't know, but since you believe his misdeed was caused by DEMON POSSESSION, you can get all the information online or from attorneys that don't use the constitution of the land to argue at the court.

MufasaLion:
Seems he's found a new attorney (you) that can make the court overturn his conviction on the premise of DEMON POSSESSION.

Goodluck!

MufasaLion:
My point is he was found guilty with solid evidence and he was convicted for that. Also, that guy seem to be criminal-minded with all his footprints littered online. He might be a product of dysfunctional family and society, which I can agree with, but that still holds no water when one commits crimes. Do the crime and do the time.

It's not about any demon or spiritual whatever.

MufasaLion:
He's not battling any demon. I knew this conversation would tilt this way and I strongly don't believe in any of such. I hate when people tend to bring out excuse or justify bad behaviors.

MufasaLion:
Many Nigerians live a communal life and not only the ones living in abject poverty.

MufasaLion:
Hence the reason I said it earlier that only him can tell the world why he was/is abandoned by people.

But concerning the rape case that he's doing time for, he's GUILTY beyond reasonable doubt.

MufasaLion:
Nobody have a familial obligation towards someone that might have been a nuisance right for younger days. Well, I wouldn't know why they didn't and haven't come out to the public, but for nobody to even come out says a lot about the convict, especially we Africans that live a communal life.

MufasaLion:
It's not a matter of prayer. It's a matter of you doing the right thing at the right time so as to be rewarded when the time comes.

Last week, a lady made a comment about how his father abandoned her, her siblings and her mother at their lowest while the man was busy philandering. Now, the man is weak and sick but need financial support from the lady. The lady decided not to help him and I see nothing wrong in it.

So many men will go out to spend on other women meanwhile the kids and wife are starving at home. When such man have health challenges, him, his family and the society will want and expect the neglected wife and kids to care for him. That's wrong, hypocritical and wicked!

In life, you can't eat your cake and have it.

MufasaLion:
Yes, it would be a good thing if his family could come out to show support for the victim and apologize for the misdeed of the convict, but they hold no[b] legal obligation[/b] to do so. Only Bah have the answers to why he had nobody come out.