Hamachi:
Our Ever Merciful God!!!

Shina Rambo who terrorized South West Nigeria and Benin once spent N50 million in a day, drove 40 stolen cars in a convoy from Lagos to Benin Republic unstopped. He killed the 9 herbalists who performed severe rituals for him to gain powers, so no one could know his secret.

Shina Rambo (then a Pastor) pounded 27 babies to death, killed over 100 people to eat their tongues and slept with his own mother for spiritual 'powers. '

He once hijacked over 42 cars in a day. He stole hundreds of cars and sometimes, gave many of them out as gifts.

Shina Rambo is believed to have once escaped a police chase from Ibadan to Lagos on reverse! He said his spiritual wife drove him around. He claimed to have lived in Iroko trees (he said looked like 5 star hotels), that he was buried alive for 7 days & had elders he submitted to.

"No matter how plenty the devil gives, he will take it all back. Regardless of how smart you are, you're going to lose at the end." - Shina Rambo says.

Shina Rambo spent 11 years in prison for the numerous crimes he committed. He was given an executive pardon for good behaviour.

Then, he was Evang. Matthew Oluwanifemi.

What a merciful God we serve!!!!?

fullofgrace:
Nothing last forever.
Buhari will one day regret all the evil actions he implemented while on power.
Let them do wat ever they want. Is there time.
Buhari can never be as powerful as Phero
But God wiped out pheros history.
God will surely save us.

Tomide007:

I join you on this, imagine hiding in ur uncle's house, family member for that matter .....the first place where the police will check......why didn't he rent a house in Benue or osun or badagry, somewhere odd... Maybe it is the head of those he killed that want to catch him.

Thegeneralqueen:
Education isn't the way out but grace y'all if I can keep my degree and become a CEO at this young age why can't you...... So stop killing yourselves over some carryovers that won't guarantee your future. But he's so Hawt




Rip though

Zhegx:


Don't mean to be insensitive but what were these people doing when the house was burnt?

grandlexuz:

Thank you. By the way I am a Cameroonian and the incident occurred in Yaoundé the capital of Cameroon. Both Nigeria and Cameroon are known for jungle justice. Very sad.. I did smile on the writing credit and compliment. I use to write short stories while in secondary school. My friends called me "The famous publisher".. Hahaha.. Despite the advice from any to pursue a career in the arts I chosed the sciences..

grandlexuz:

The roasting of humans by people who carry large Bibles on Sundays, dance in churches and shout "I receive" only goes to show the hypocrites we are as African Christians.
Eighteen years ago while returning home at around 8pm I heard a large shout of "thief , thief".. Apparently a pickpocket had snatched someone's purse in the dark of the hour taking advantage of no street light in the neighbourhood. People were running helter skelter. Not after the thief but to safety. Such miscreants often walked about with poisoned knives and anyone in their way was a candidate for blood spills.

Understandably I ran towards an area with lighting. When I got there and met a handful of people I decided to stop and take a rest. Panting and laughing in excitement at my run to safety.. Then suddenly one of the people around threw a " verbal bomb".. He said he had a feeling I was the thief. I explained I was in the path of the thief when the "thief thief" echoed and only ran to safety.. A few minutes later others joined him. It was a good residential area. A lady said the police should be called in, others said I should be beaten. Burning didn't look far off. Every explaination fell on deaf ears. What prevented an initial lynching was my composure, dressing and outlook. I was just 21 years old but the very responsible type on a first glance. Clean low cut, transparent glasses , good dress sense. That was what saved me. An elderly man looked at me carefully , listened to my explanation and asked me to go. Despite protest from the others I heard him say " That guy doesn't look , dress or talk like a pick pocket. He is worth the benefit of doubt. I learnt a very big lesson that day.
1) Our lives are in the hands of the creator..
2.) Dressing responsibly according to the norms would save you from prejudice.
3) Today I have three kids. Two sons.. I make sure their hair cut is low , uniform and clean with a responsible dress sense. It could come in handy someday..

Say no to jungle justice!!