Holyfield1:
BENIN— NO fewer than 14 Junior Secondary School, JSS, students have been arrested by the Police in Edo State over alleged involvement in cult-related activities in Benin.
Vanguard gathered that the students, whose ages ranged from 12 to 15 years, were said to have been picked by policemen at Oguola Secondary School, along St. Saviour Road in the state capital and were being screened at the State Criminal Investigation Department, SCID, Police headquarters, Benin.
Principal of the school, Mr. Ehanire Reuben, said eight of the students were allegedly arrested in the school compound, adding that their arrest prompted the police to conduct a search on some students in the classrooms. He, however, said prior to the arrest, he learned that a student teacher in the school was attacked and his phone and wallets taken from him by some students, who also attacked residents in the area.
He pleaded with police to release those found to be innocent. Edo State Police Command spokesman, Mr. Innocent Onwochie, in his reaction to the development, said the arrest was made following a tip-off, adding that those arrested were under-aged. He said investigations on the issue had been stepped up, promising that the police would leave no stone unturned in its war against cultism and other criminal activities in the state.

- See more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/05/14-jss-students-arrested-for-cultism-in-edo

cc: lalasticlala

Holyfield1:
BENIN— NO fewer than 14 Junior Secondary School, JSS, students have been arrested by the Police in Edo State over alleged involvement in cult-related activities in Benin.
Vanguard gathered that the students, whose ages ranged from 12 to 15 years, were said to have been picked by policemen at Oguola Secondary School, along St. Saviour Road in the state capital and were being screened at the State Criminal Investigation Department, SCID, Police headquarters, Benin.
Principal of the school, Mr. Ehanire Reuben, said eight of the students were allegedly arrested in the school compound, adding that their arrest prompted the police to conduct a search on some students in the classrooms. He, however, said prior to the arrest, he learned that a student teacher in the school was attacked and his phone and wallets taken from him by some students, who also attacked residents in the area.
He pleaded with police to release those found to be innocent. Edo State Police Command spokesman, Mr. Innocent Onwochie, in his reaction to the development, said the arrest was made following a tip-off, adding that those arrested were under-aged. He said investigations on the issue had been stepped up, promising that the police would leave no stone unturned in its war against cultism and other criminal activities in the state.

- See more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/05/14-jss-students-arrested-for-cultism-in-edo

cc: lalasticlala

edobor108:
U are a very big fool 4 dat statement dat u jst made

talk2tosep:
Putting 12-15yr old kids in detention is an abuse..

elantraceey:

Very very hot one

missbehave247:
Why is the truth always bitter?

It no longer a news in Edo State, they even come out in broad ᵈay light to perform their rituals.

What message do they pass to this YOUNG once that can make things right?

I guess u'r not presently in Edo State even if your moniker say's your from dere.

No hating man.

Do me a favor of not quoting me

SeverusSnape:

Yes, For real. The last time he was arrested, I had to bail him with my money.

mekadinho:

ARE U SAYING THAT NIGERIA DO NOT HV A JUVENILE DETENTION CENTERS...? I LIVE NEAR ARIZONA DEPARTMENT OF JUVENILE CORRECTIONS CENTER IN TEXAS, THOUGH THEY DEAL MOSTLY ON CHILD CORRECTION, INSTEAD OF PUNISHMENT. BUT SOMETHING NEEDS TO BE DONE OR THE COUNTRY LL FACE SOMETHING WORSE THAN BOKO HARAM IN DA NXT 10YRS TO COME.

elantraceey:



I've been in Benin all my life and I've not for once seen anyone perform rituals outside their house except during festivals so you better stop exaggerating.

ZuzuMan:
Potentials Edo Harams !

edobor108:
U are a very big fool 4 dat statement dat u jst made

Truckpusher:
Next time you let him rot in jail.


The best way to get your enemy out of the way is not to kill them, but also don't warn them when something is about to kill them too.

That way ,you're not directly responsible for his misfortune - Karma won't bite you.

agurza:
I this were to happen in northern part of naija, only God knows what some children on Nairaland will say, but thank God it happened in Edo let's wait and see what they will say

missbehave247:
It just too early for this......

Truckpusher:
So, you're a Benin girl?

elantraceey:



Yes I am

elantraceey:



I've been in Benin all my life and I've not for once seen anyone perform rituals outside their house except during festivals so you better stop exaggerating.

missbehave247:
It their custom and tradition, am not surprise @all

Truckpusher:
*pops collar ,serious face and walks away*

SeverusSnape:

I've learnt my lesson, I won't do that again, In fact, He can rot in jail now. Donphilopus please take heart, there's nothing I can do.

Idiataqueen:
u need deliverance form d spirit of triblism fooooool.