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| Re: The Criminal Infested Region Of Southern Nigeria by focus7: 9:00pm On Apr 10, 2015*. Modified: 3:46am On Apr 11, 2015 |
Op thank you for the thread, and just pray the MOD will let this thread survive and not close it. Let the game start, let's check the statistics of crime perpetrated by the igbos and the Yorubas and judge which tribe actually breed criminals and are painting Nigeria black in the world. 1. www.nairaland.com/2201319/abaia-commissioner-allegedly-rapes-11 2. www.nairaland.com/2181697/alleged-fast-food-ritualist-apprehended 3. www.nairaland.com/2165960/bus-driver-jailed-35-yrs 4. www.nairaland.com/2246113/busted-wicked-one-chance-taxi 5. www.nairaland.com/2153389/corpse-rape-victim-dumped-imo 6. www.nairaland.com/2167881/electrician-rape-housemaid-after-installation 7. www.nairaland.com/2176352/enugu-top-politician-mobbed-impregnating 8. www.nairaland.com/1996005/ex-assemblies-god-church-superintendent-faces 9. www.nairaland.com/1570344/housewife-slumps-dies-after-marathon MORE TO COME LATE.... |
| Re: The Criminal Infested Region Of Southern Nigeria by ItsMeAboki(m): 12:34am On Apr 11, 2015 |
engrtee:Olodo, see foolish trash talk; is that how they programmed una for Imo? Abeg, face your front; wetin concern Hausas with una Igbo beef with your Yoruba landlords, abi na dem talk say make una waka enter lagoon without life jacket? 1 Like |
| Re: The Criminal Infested Region Of Southern Nigeria by focus7: 3:44am On Apr 11, 2015 |
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| Re: The Criminal Infested Region Of Southern Nigeria by LoveDecay(m): 4:04am On Apr 11, 2015 |
Op does not to play the statistics game. Its obvious he does not understand it. Though cleen foundation has done some remarkable work. I still doubt the validity of the crime stats. The Nigerian police does not publish this information , so you have to go through some red tape to get it - I doubt CLEEN data is representative of Nigeria police records in every state. Also was the does the data also indicate , the criminals state of origin.We also need to see the data over time to find see a real picture of crime rates and work with an average as a basis for comparison. I will send them an email for this I desperately need crime stats from Nigerian police - need it for a geospatial research paper in school. The other links are just childish , very poor argument skills you have sir. I am sure anyone can pull a bunch of negative threads on any group of people in the country. Think before you talk. In politics, this is where the east lacks skills on a national level and consequently on an international level. You guys are too emotional like girls once you feel something you act on it. Never seeing the logic behind the situation. There is a lot to speak about regarding the ibo people and thie r commercial success in Nigeria, which is a result of having "no competition". 1 Like |
| Re: The Criminal Infested Region Of Southern Nigeria by patrick89(m): 9:11am On Apr 29, 2015 |
focus7:look at what u call crime! Even domestic violence 1 Like |
| Re: The Criminal Infested Region Of Southern Nigeria by Nobody: 6:22pm On Aug 13, 2015 |
Hmmmmmmmm...pentiumpro hw far  . |
| Re: The Criminal Infested Region Of Southern Nigeria by omoelesa(m): 6:56pm On Aug 13, 2015 |
Mumu Op,so u think by posting links here, about yorubas crime is way of making u funky.if we begin to post data about yeebbos crime on this site now, nairaland might crash.one thing i knows about the biafrans is that, every one of them is a potencial criminal.an avaerage yeebbo trader, is always looking for away to either cheat u, or sell fake product to u.another thing about yebbos criminal is that they are the only tribe that export crime all over nigeria, is either chinedu is caught in lagos for robery or ebuka is caught in kidnaping in osun,go to the north, is the same story.i just wish chukumbam gives u biafra quickly, so that, crime rate in nigeria will greatly reduced. |
| Re: The Criminal Infested Region Of Southern Nigeria by onenaira3: 12:00am On Sep 05, 2015 |
OneNaira6:A new statistics I just received thanks to kernel501 The Nigerian Bureau of Statistics in conjunction with the NationalI'm leaving it here so I no forget am. 2 Likes |
| Re: The Criminal Infested Region Of Southern Nigeria by ideynl1: 12:02am On Sep 05, 2015 |
Police arrest five ritualists in Ondo on june 08, 2015 at 5:35 am in news Facebook Share Twitter Share By Dayo Johnson Akure — FIVE suspected ritualists have been arrested at a shrine where abducted persons are slaughtered and their parts sold to prospective buyers at Ago Oyinbo in Okitipupa area of Ondo State. Consequently, upon discovery of the kidnappers den, youths in the town stormed the place and demolished it. Vanguard gathered that the suspects were arrested, following a tip-off by people of the community, who noticed strange movements and stench oozing out of the building. The human slaughter house and some of the fetish materials therein. Men of Igbotako Police division reportedly effected the arrest of the suspects. Before their arrest, the suspects were alleged to have been occupying the building in the last three years. Sources informed newsmen that the suspected ritualists, after kidnapping their victims, usually take them to the shrine and slaughtered them for ritual purposes. The said shrine is located in the village which is a few kilometres away from Benin-Ore-Ijebu Ode expressway. Fetish materials such as cow horns, different types of clothes suspected to belong to those abducted, palm fronds, bottles of gin, calabashes, ‘Ghana must go’ bags, among others, were found at the shrine. The Baale of Ago Oyinbo, Chief Moyebi Okeowo, who spoke to newsmen, said the shrine must have been erected in 2012 when the suspects came to beg for a space in the village to use as location to shoot films. He said: “I asked somebody to take them to the owner of the land, unknown to him that they wanted to use the village as a kidnappers den. “When they came to me to beg for a piece of land to shoot their film, I told them I am not the owner of the land and I took them to the brother of the landlord of the land who took them to the wife of the landlord in Akure. ‘I learned they were authorized by the wife of the landlord to use the land and since then, they have been using it. “When I did not know what they were using the land for, I told their leader to go and report their activities to the police and he later informed me that he had done so.” Okeowo explained that he was not aware of the activities of the suspects until last Monday when he got information that the suspects were using human beings for sacrifice on the land. Also, the Principal of Community Grammar School in neighbouring Kajola, in Odigbo Local Government Area of the state, Mr Joseph Edosama, said two of the security guards of the school were among the suspects arrested by the police for conspiring with the suspected kidnappers. Another community leader, who spoke in confidence, explained that it had been long since the suspects started operating in the village. But the state police spokesman, Wole Ogodo, feigned ignorance of the development in the community, saying the state command had not been briefed by its Divisional police station at Igbotako. |
| Re: The Criminal Infested Region Of Southern Nigeria by onenaira3: 12:04am On Sep 05, 2015 |
ideynl1:We doing stats dude, not individual arrest. If you got stats on ritualism of Nigeria, biko nwoke bring it out. 2 Likes |
| Re: The Criminal Infested Region Of Southern Nigeria by onenaira3: 12:10am On Sep 05, 2015 |
This Day reported that a confidential memo from the Nigerian police to registered security service providers indicated that ritual killings were particularly prevalent in the states of Lagos, Ogun, Kaduna, Abia, Kwara, Abuja, Rivers, and Kogihttp://www.refworld.org/docid/50c84a6d2.html Abia and River state Una fall my hand oooo. Why you go fit follow South West join that list. Why? |
| Re: The Criminal Infested Region Of Southern Nigeria by ideynl1: 12:13am On Sep 05, 2015 |
The Ibadan ritual camp on april 09, 2014 at 12:05 am in talking point Facebook Share Twitter Share By Rotimi Fasan IBADAN, the Oyo State capital, has of late been in the news for not very good reasons. In what could easily pass as a scene from a horror film, a slave camp was discovered in the heart of the city. This camp where unspeakable horrors have been committed apparently combined the functions of a shrine with that of a home or a transit camp where captives were randomly raped and offered up for rituals after vital organs have been taken out of their body. The Ibadan camp of horror brings under one roof the cannibal practice of Clifford Orji and the blood-chilling sacrifices and oath-taking of Okija. Like Orji’s one-man practice, the site was located in a city but like the Okija shrine, the camp was enveloped in a wilderness of sort, not far from a busy expressway in a well populated area. Which makes it all so unbelievable that such a camp could have been operated even for a day without inhabitants of the area knowing. But then locating their evil camp close to a built-up area could have been a strategy to evade detection. Who would have imagined that some people could have been so brazen as to run a slave camp literally under the nose of other city dwellers? The culture of impunity that has permeated every aspect of the Nigerian society would remain with us for a long time to come. Politicians and other state officials are merciless in their looting of the treasury. They amass wealth without fear of discovery even as their ostentatious and extravagant lifestyle seems to mock the relevance of the many anti-corruption agencies that populate our country, daring them to discover the source of their stolen wealth if they could. Armed robbers are no less brazen: they serve their victims advanced notice of their visit and take their time to rob as freely as they could and rape as many as suits their fancy. And the ritual killers? They pick their victims in broad daylight, push them into vehicles and carry them away in the presence of eager onlookers without anyone asking questions. Since certain categories of Nigerians such as security men are thought to be above the law, they can do as they please in public. They can arrest or shoot other citizens at will. Ritualists disguised as law enforcers have now obviously bought into this trick and now carry people into slavery and keep them for months or years without anyone being wiser. This was how some found themselves at the Ibadan slave camp. For many years, Ibadan appeared to live up to its reputation and origin as a former war camp. It was volatile and violence-prone. Even as the regional capital of western Nigeria, violence was not far from Ibadan. But it was a relatively peaceful place, a melting pot of various Yoruba groups as well as Nigerians from other parts of the country. When politicians have allowed it, Ibadan has been quiet. But the sprawling nature of Ibadan with its huge population of uneducated youths made it a favourite recruitment spot for politicians interested in disrupting the peace of the city that combines modernity with unbelievable rusticity in many parts. There is much truth in the claim that politicians have a lot to answer for in the volatility of Ibadan. They align themselves with local chieftains, leaders of the union of road workers, commercial drivers, who turn their supporters into ready armies to prosecute the political battles of rival politicians. This group of Ibadan people has enjoyed neither the support nor patronage of the present governor, Abiola Ajimobi. At least there is nothing to suggest that. They have been cleared off from their favourite sites and some of their leaders have been fugitives from the law. For this reason Ibadan has been at peace. There haven’t been cases of brutal attacks on rival groups of transport workers and the impunity of touts running motor parks like their personal estate has stopped. Things are more organized around and inside the parks and traffic flow is relatively freer than in the immediate past. But it does appear that criminals in Ibadan have turned there attention to less obvious activities. Or it is the people that have not been as vigilant as they ought to? The slave camp operators have been running their criminal business for long, it seems. And but for the inadvertent discovery of their hideout by commercial bike riders out looking for one of their missing members, the people of Ibadan couldn’t have been wiser to the abominable activities going on right under their eyes. Since the discovery of this camp, there have been more cases of individuals apprehended with human body parts in different parts of Ibadan. Some of these traders in human merchandise go about their business under the pretext of being mentally unbalanced. Which leaves one wondering what people wouldn’t do just to get by. Our failure to examine certain aspects of our lives has left loopholes for criminals to exploit. But for the culture that allows mental patients to roam around unattended to, some people wouldn’t find it easy to hide under the cover of madness to commit crimes. When citizens fail to be alert to their surroundings they invite unspeakable evil upon themselves. But it is worse when political leaders, state officials and others with important responsibilities to the community, fail in their duties. They create room for all kinds of criminalities. Life doesn’t appear to have been cheaper at anytime than now in Nigeria. Everywhere you turn, everyday, human lives are being wasted without consequences. While the rest of the world have in the last four weeks been wondering what happened to 239 people aboard a missing Malaysian airline, far more Nigerians are killed in just a single day. To live in Nigeria has become a very brutal and nasty experience. Terrorists widen the latitude of their operations and kill hundreds across different parts of the north-east, they break jails, set their comrades free and launch attacks on military formations even after issuing advance notice of their plan. Fulani herdsmen have been going around, not with their prodding staff and cattle, but AK 47, explosive devices and weapons of mass death, sacking villages, maiming and killing hundreds in their sleep. Job seekers are crushed to death, government houses and governors’ convoys are not secure- all are open targets. Now the authorities must quit sitting on their hands and be about their duties. Nobody is safe anymore. This should tell us all we have to be vigilant. As for those who think they are safe because they are in government, the spate of attacks on government houses or places close to them should tell them we are all in the same boat. |
| Re: The Criminal Infested Region Of Southern Nigeria by ideynl1: 12:16am On Sep 05, 2015 |
onenaira3:Bros, the stats of crime in South West is under reported, it is quite higher than what you read or see in media. Most especially Ogun and Oyo state 1 Like |
| Re: The Criminal Infested Region Of Southern Nigeria by OdenigboAroli(m): 12:22am On Sep 05, 2015 |
I know for sure southwest cuts the cake in political killings in the zoological sshit hole called Nigeria. 1 Like |
| Re: The Criminal Infested Region Of Southern Nigeria by EasternLion: 12:38am On Sep 05, 2015 |
Mckennedy: 1 Like |
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