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Which North? It is the cattle of NW that has ravaged NC and NE too. |
I am sure some hating wailers will soon commit suicide, if their corrupt hero - PhD holder without thesis, the Drunken Master of otuoke, Mandela of Otuoke, Jesus Xt of Doyin Okupe and the Clueless one -- decides to follow the path of the legendary coward planet earth ever known -- Ojukwu. |
I am sure the terrorists herdsmen will think twice before showing their ugly faces in Ekiti again. |
**** Igbos, can you now see that calling Agatus cowards was naive and insensitive of you? |
cktheluckyman:It is just 2hours and 26minutes away. |
cktheluckyman:Mr. Nostradamus, the man who saw tomorrow, we are waiting for the never ending tomorrow. |
cktheluckyman:You better face the reality and stop deceiving yourself. Your ipod newspaper, Vanguard, is giving virtually an hourly report and they have not reported anything as such. Moreover, they have been reporting the havoc the fulanis are wrecking and how your people are scampering and usain bolting tosafety. |
Kastonkastroll:Karma is crazy. It is so sad for this menace to come into the heartland of Ibo land, despite all their name calling of Agatus and pathetic fun making of them. All the same, Fulani herdsmen are blood sucking demons will must all (Yorubas, Igbos, Ijaws, Itshekiris, hausas, Nupes, Kanuris etc) unite to either annihilate or deport back to Fouta Jalon. |
Gext22:The same way Ojukwu and Achebe died for the cause they believed in, and yet they are heroes in the land of the chest beaters. Stupidity runs in the core helix structure of the DNA of the people from the land of a dawning sun. |
Onenaira1:whenever police reports 1, multiply it by 10. Police and Govt always manage information. |
The spokesman of the police in Enugu State, Mr Ebere Amaraizu, confirmed the incident to newsmen in Nsukka. Amaraizu said the Commissioner of Police, Mr Nwodibo Ekechukwu, had already moved to the local government to ensure that normalcy returned. “The police are aware of the attack in Uzo-Uwani and the state commissioner of police is already there to ensure that the situation is brought under control. “Th police are also collaborating with sister security agencies like the army, civil defence and the Department of State Services to handle the situation,” he said. The Chairman of Uzo-Uwani local government, Mr Cornell Onwubuya, who also confirmed the incident, regretted that in spite of efforts to stop the crisis through dialogue, the suspected herdsmen had continued to attack the people. “Yes, there is serious problem in the local government as suspected herdsmen today attacked Nimbo community. “Information reaching us said many people were killed but I do not know the actual number now,” he said. An eyewitness who pleaded anonymity told the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) in Nsukka that the suspected herdsmen numbering up to 300 invaded the community with guns and machetes, shooting sporadically and killing people. “As they were killing the people, they were also setting houses and vehicles ablaze. Many people have been killed; I do not have the actual number. “The residents of Nimbo and motorists have fled the community for safety,” the witness said. NAN reports that residents of Nsukka wept uncontrollably when the five bodies from Nimbo were being deposited at the Bishop Shanahan Hospital, Nsukka. A resident, Mr Dennis Ezema, urged the Federal Government to urgently intervene in the activities of the herdsmen before it escalated to a full blown war. “It is unfortunate that people can be mercilessly killed without human feeling. “You can see how these people were killed and sliced like bread; people should respect the sanctity of human life,” he said. NAN reports that scores of the people who fled from Nimbo are now taking refuge in some primary schools in Nsukka. http://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/04/suspected-herdsmen-kill-5-uzo-uwani-police/ |
Gext22:if facing T-74 and Abram tanks with cassava sticks is bravery in your lexicon, it is called stupidity in the land of the sane minds. |
DelGardo:Am I Vanguard? Has Vanguard stopped being Ipob's newspaper? |
The barbaric and blood thirsty demon called Fulani herdsmen are on rampage again. |
ENUGU—Christ Holy Catholic Church, Odozi-Obodo, at Onu-Eke, Nimbo, in Uzo-Uwani Local Government Area of Enugu State was burnt in the early hours of Monday morning, following the invasion of the community, by over 500 fulani herdsmen.: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/04/catholic-church-houses-burnt-fulani-herdsmen-invade-enugu-communities/ |
NwaEzefuNaMba:What is always wrong with you people? Others are always lazy and you are always the most hard working, yet you commit the highest crime within and outside this country. Hausas are lazy, Yorubas are lazy, Ijaws are lazy, everybody is lazy. Except them. Clearly shows your inferiority complex. |
chukwudi44:Why? He suddenly repented and turned a new leaf. That must be the 8th Wonder of the world. |
Chest beaters that were calling Agatus cowards, where are you? Fulani herdsmen menace is societal evil we must all join hands to defeat. No region is immune from such attack. Chest beaters should stop making noise online. |
The gods are really deceiving this guy, just to lead him to his early grave. |
Major cause = Baby factory. |
Kingspin:We support regionalism that comes along with resource control and fiscal federalism. |
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We never took the Drunken Master serious too. By the time he realised his folly, he turned Lagos to Aso Rock, waking up and sleeping there for days before the election, promising heaven and earth, begging both the old and the young, prostrating for different royalties. He was still shown the way to his father's hometown. |
Dare to be rude to any judge anywhere else on planet earth and you will see the consequence. Umar is even too nice. |
kingzizzy:They have done without one Nigeria before and they are still doing without one Nigeria because it is the only region that is having the highest migration from other regions. You all need us, we do not need any of you. Lest I forget, we proposed in 1956 that secession should be inserted into the constitution, but your myopic Zik and his cohorts rejected it. He was beclouded by his romance with the northerners and his deluded pan-africanism dream. |
The TAMAR Sexual Assault Referral Centre, Enugu, on Wednesday revealed that it has received reports of 472 separate cases of sexual assault in Enugu State since 2014. The centre was set up in 2014 by Women’s Aid Collective, a non-governmental organisation, in partnership with the Enugu State Government, to provide confidential, medical, counselling and other support services to victims/survivors of sexual violence. Addressing journalists in Enugu, the Executive Director, WACOL, Mrs Joy Ezeilo, however noted that there might be more than 472 cases of sexual assault in the state since the centre took off two years ago. According to Ezeilo, there were other sexual assault cases in the state, excluding the concerned 472 incidents, that were not reported to the referral centre within the period. Four hundred and twenty one, out of the 472 cases reported at the centre involved rape/defilement, according to Ezeilo. Also, there were 14 cases of attempted rape, while 37 incidents involved domestic violence-related forms of sexual assault. A breakdown of figures released by the centre revealed that 42 cases involved infants below five years, 86 incidents affected children between six and 10 years while those from 11 to 13 years were victims in 73 of the reported cases. In the same vein, teenagers between 14 and 17 years were victims of sexual assault in 81 cases, 86 incidents involved those between 18 and 22 years, while 73 other cases concerned victims between 23 and 29 years. Adults of 30 years and above were victims in 31 reported cases. Ezeilo further disclosed that available records revealed that 89 victims were gang raped. Interestingly, she added that seven victims were not able to remember the number of persons that raped them. The records further revealed that, in most of the cases, the perpetrators are known to their victims. “It was discovered that most of the perpetrators are known to the victims “Our record shows that out of the 472 cases reported, 354 persons knew their perpetrators while 118 persons do not know them. “Of the 354 perpetrators known, 52 are family members while 302 are not family members,” she said. However, out of the total of 472 cases of sexual assault recorded by the centre, only 37 were charged to court. Out of the 37 cases that went to court, five were discharged, seven are at prosecution stage while conviction was recorded in one case, with the perpetrator sentenced to 14 years in prison. Twenty-four other cases are awaiting trial, according to Ezeilo. Also, the centre recorded 15 pregnancies as a result of the 472 sexual assault incidents, as well as two cases of HIV infection. Ezeilo explained that the HIV infections arose because the concerned victims failed to access Post Exposure Prophylaxis. She added that 90 per cent of the victims were tested for sexually transmitted infections, and those that were infected received treatment. Expressing displeasure over the challenges encountered in prosecuting rape complaints, Ezeilo noted that cases involving minors are referred to the Social Welfare Department, which lacked the funds to effectively prosecute cases. She added that, in most cases, victims and their family members are reluctant to take rape complaints to court. “Willingness to settle out of court does not deter rapists,” Ezeilo stressed. A program officer with Justice For All, which is also involved in the sexual assault referral centre, Mrs Josephine Onah, spoke of the “need to break the culture of silence” on rape, in order to eradicate the menace. |
The TAMAR Sexual Assault Referral Centre, Enugu, on Wednesday revealed that it has received reports of 472 separate cases of sexual assault in Enugu State since 2014. The centre was set up in 2014 by Women’s Aid Collective, a non-governmental organisation, in partnership with the Enugu State Government, to provide confidential, medical, counselling and other support services to victims/survivors of sexual violence. Addressing journalists in Enugu, the Executive Director, WACOL, Mrs Joy Ezeilo, however noted that there might be more than 472 cases of sexual assault in the state since the centre took off two years ago. According to Ezeilo, there were other sexual assault cases in the state, excluding the concerned 472 incidents, that were not reported to the referral centre within the period. Four hundred and twenty one, out of the 472 cases reported at the centre involved rape/defilement, according to Ezeilo. Also, there were 14 cases of attempted rape, while 37 incidents involved domestic violence-related forms of sexual assault. A breakdown of figures released by the centre revealed that 42 cases involved infants below five years, 86 incidents affected children between six and 10 years while those from 11 to 13 years were victims in 73 of the reported cases. In the same vein, teenagers between 14 and 17 years were victims of sexual assault in 81 cases, 86 incidents involved those between 18 and 22 years, while 73 other cases concerned victims between 23 and 29 years. Adults of 30 years and above were victims in 31 reported cases. Ezeilo further disclosed that available records revealed that 89 victims were gang raped. Interestingly, she added that seven victims were not able to remember the number of persons that raped them. The records further revealed that, in most of the cases, the perpetrators are known to their victims. “It was discovered that most of the perpetrators are known to the victims “Our record shows that out of the 472 cases reported, 354 persons knew their perpetrators while 118 persons do not know them. “Of the 354 perpetrators known, 52 are family members while 302 are not family members,” she said. However, out of the total of 472 cases of sexual assault recorded by the centre, only 37 were charged to court. Out of the 37 cases that went to court, five were discharged, seven are at prosecution stage while conviction was recorded in one case, with the perpetrator sentenced to 14 years in prison. Twenty-four other cases are awaiting trial, according to Ezeilo. Also, the centre recorded 15 pregnancies as a result of the 472 sexual assault incidents, as well as two cases of HIV infection. Ezeilo explained that the HIV infections arose because the concerned victims failed to access Post Exposure Prophylaxis. She added that 90 per cent of the victims were tested for sexually transmitted infections, and those that were infected received treatment. Expressing displeasure over the challenges encountered in prosecuting rape complaints, Ezeilo noted that cases involving minors are referred to the Social Welfare Department, which lacked the funds to effectively prosecute cases. She added that, in most cases, victims and their family members are reluctant to take rape complaints to court. “Willingness to settle out of court does not deter rapists,” Ezeilo stressed. A program officer with Justice For All, which is also involved in the sexual assault referral centre, Mrs Josephine Onah, spoke of the “need to break the culture of silence” on rape, in order to eradicate the menace. |
Bitumen and Oil in Ondo. Gold, tourism and crop production in Osun. Industrial revolution in Ogun Food production in Oyo Financial and commercial nerve centre in Lagos Crop production and tourism in Ekiti. It can only get better for the blessed land of Oduduwa. |
streetshuttle:You are very naive. I know more than you can ever imagine. |
The lawyers are mostly Igbo again!!!!!!! Why do they have a strong affinity for corruption like this. It was Ipod youths that were protesting in support of Saraki yesterday and this is coming up today. Lord have mercy. No wonder.......................... |
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