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Everybody and everything body dey hot these days... In fact e dey red everywhere imagine diesel burning more than fuel ... Very soon a passersby will just catch fire due to the economic climate and error in transmission... Can't wait for 2019 |
NwaAmaikpe:Yours is a better list... The OP's list are crimes almost anywhere else in the world |
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He's just dancing shaku shaku... How can the allow him into the gym in that dressing... Lol..imagine |
At least her purpose of wearing it was a success... People like me that haven't heard of her have seen her on two big bloggers site in a space of 5 mins... Nice concept dencia |
Jamb is seriously upgrading... But why won't the upgrade even snakes around their vicinity have fat bank accounts |
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Let them add some power to our national grid biko.. |
Am not surprised ooo... I stopped giving my hard earned money to beggers when I saw two beggers eating... Omo about 5 gigantic meat in each of their plates and then I have not encountered more than one obstacle in my food... Very soon "the EVANS" will start picking them cause most of them may be "potential customers" one popular one in the Benin highway has built a gigantic building,well fitted yet begging hasn't left her system... With that huge money why can't they set up an investment? |
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The man will be doing Thanksgiving tomorrow... Who's lookin for compensation in Nigeria.. Unless one good lazy lawyer will use him and do business |
22 years after, the Supreme Court, on Friday, freed Mr. Alban Ajaegbu, who was one of the accused persons in the celebrated ‘Otokoto’ ritual murder of 11-year-old Ikechukuwu Okoronkwo. Little Okonkwo who was a groundnut seller, was on September 19, 1996, lured into a hotel called Otokoko in Owerri, Imo State and gruesomely beheaded. Investigations had revealed that the victim became unconscious at the hotel after he drank a bottle of Coca-Cola that was spiked with drug, before he was killed. The crime was discovered when 32-year-old Innocent Ekeanyanwu left the hotel to deliver Okonkwo’s head in a polythene bag to a client. An okada rider who was conveying Ekenyanwu to his destination discovered the fresh human head and alerted the police. Among those arrested over the ritual murder included the owner of the hotel, one Vincent Duru, who was popularly referred to as Chief Otokoto during the protracted trial of seven suspects that were fingered in the crime. Besides beheading the victim, the suspects were said to have removed vital organs from his body, including his genitals, before burying the mutilated corpse in a shallow grave. All the seven suspects finger edges in the ritual killing were all found guilty and sentenced to death by hanging. Meantime, Ajaegbu who was discharged and acquitted of the crime by the Supreme Court on Friday, was said to have worked at the hotel as a gardener. The apex court, in a unanimous judgment by a five-man panel of Justices, held that circumstantial evidence the trial court relied upon to convict and sentence him to death by hanging, was not sufficient. Specifically, Justice Kudirat Kekere-Ekun who prepared the lead judgment, held: “It must be restated here that the appellant was charged with murder and the prosecution has the burden of proving beyond reasonable doubt that it was the act of the appellant that caused the death of deceased. “The appellant does not have the burden to prove his innocence. The lower court held that the defence of the appellant raised a lot of suspicion. “The law is well settled that suspicion, no matter how grave, cannot take the place of proof.” She said that the assumption of the lower courts that because the appellant worked in the hotel for 17 years, he should have known who owed the farm that Okoronkwo was buried in, was fallacious. According to the apex court, “Suspicion cannot take the place of legal proof. That the appellant worked in the hotel for 17 years and didn’t know who owed the farm cannot make him guilty. “The law is settled, that an accused person told lies does not make him guilty.” The apex court held that the prosecution failed to prove its case beyond every reasonable doubt. Consequently, it set aside the judgment of the Court of Appeal in Owerri of 2012 which upheld the death sentence of the trial court and acquitted and discharged Ajaegbo. The decision of the apex court was read by Justice Ejembi Eko. Source ; https://www.google.com.ng/amp/s/www.vanguardngr.com/2018/05/otokoto-ritual-murder-s-court-frees-suspect-ajaegbu-22-years/amp/ |
I heard it was photoshopped sorry photomarketed.. biko just transfer me via transportation to the transmission office let me transfuse some tramadol into their dull brains for divine transformation |
Imo APC never get themselves now rivers don join them . biko just transfer me via transportation to the transmission office let me transfuse some tramadol into their dull brains for divine transformation |
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Best PR damage control I have ever seen in this country... Smart move |
Is it still right to say rest in peace?... That's really a terrible way to go |
It's funny that not less than 3 percent saw that he is to spend only 10 years in prison... Chaiiii are we truly lazy Nigerian youths? |
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Oga op.. So do u know the car she got? |
You will be a fool to believe this ex VCS story...the truth is that this man took all the drinks inscribed low sugar to the lab tested them and after analysis he found out that amstel had too much sugar now he's claiming the drink have scattered his kidney and other internal organ... the man is just looking for a cool retirement benefit |
Magu Magu has confirmed to all Nigerians on national TV that he's really fighting "kwaruption" |
Crystalvivi:My people my people |
Mutemenot:His cup don full |
Mutemenot:This drama is not ending anytime soon ooo.. This news sweet me pass shawarma |