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Amujale:Okay your point is duly noted and we (everyone viewing this thread) sincerely appreciate your contributions and enlightenment. Kindly allow us focus on our main purpose. Thank you very much sir |
This guy you're quite funny. Using your other monikers to respond on your own post just to convince people. ![]() Nothing wey person no go see for nairaland o... The hustle is real ![]() |
Pavillon:This PPL, is it a place on campus or a Student Residential Area (SRA) off camp? Just curious |
This is wrong on every level. I suggest you take this down if possible. What you're doing now is racial discrimination. If same thing had happened to you while on Chinese soil, you would scream to high Heavens for the world to see. Let's learn to be tolerant of each other please. Spread this no more God bless |
Joylove2324:Oshey madam Villa staff. More wisdom to your skull. |
Joyce95:Have you eaten today? |
Nwaelohim:Boy, I know the lock down is affecting alot of people but, please watch your mental health so you don't end up at Yaba left after this whole thing. Lockup after lockdown. Hope you know what I mean. Happy Easter boy! |
You be the judge
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iLegendd:Indeed you have wisdom. I used to take things for granted, not until after reading your story. Now I put my all in everything I do. I see things differently as opportunities abound everywhere so I need to be prepared when it shows up. |
So the koko still remain that more stringent measures aside expulsion should be taken on such unscrupulous elements in our society. A 10 year prison time, without option of fine should be passed to law in order to make it less attractive. If you check very well, cultism is the bane of 98% of societal ills. Yahoo cartel, mostly cultist. Drug cartel, cultist Robbery, cultists Kidnapping, cultist The list goes on and on... |
NoBones:Bro I admire your passion about putting an end to this menace. However, the point you mentioned about universities working in synergy to ensure expelled cultist don't get to continue with their studies in another varsity may not happen. Three reasons: 1. We have a very poor data base system in this country. Almost zero 2. In Nigeria, cult related cases are not adequately investigated. You hardly see a case where someone was convicted by a court for cultism. Sometimes police falsely tag innocent people as cultist, just by being at the wrong place at the wrong time. Not just that, they carry out illegal raid and pick up innocent students sleeping at home then tag them cultist, especially during hits. In some cases the school authority get wind of the situation, institute a panel (in absentia) and decide the fate of the students. 2. Even if the real cultists are fished out and expelled, our university system has been long compromised with the spiralling of bungalow universities springing up everyday like polling units, all in the name of 'private uni'. These days you see these schools advertising that even if you scored 15 in jamb, come and buy form. As long as you have the money to pay fees you're good to go. Save for government institutions and some microscopic few private varsities, the worse cultists would keep moving from school to school until they finally graduate. That's if death doesn't come. |
NoBones:Bro I admire your passion about putting an end to this menace. However, the point you mentioned about universities working in synergy to ensure expelled cultist don't get to continue with their studies in another vanity may not happen. Three reasons: 1. We have a very poor data base system in this country. Almost zero 2. In Nigeria, cult related cases are not adequately investigated. You hardly see a case where someone was convicted by a court for cultism. Sometimes police falsely tag innocent people as cultist, just by being at the wrong place at the wrong time. Not just that, they carry out illegal raid and pick up innocent students sleeping at home then tag them cultist, especially during hits. In some cases the school authority get wind of the situation, institute a panel (in absentia) and decide the fate of the students. 2. Even if the real cultists are fished out and expelled, our university system has been long compromised with the spiralling of bungalow universities springing up everyday like polling units, all in the name of 'private uni'. These days you see these schools advertising that even if you scored 15 in jamb, come and buy form. As long as you have the money to pay fees you're good to go. Save for government institutions and some microscopic few private varsities, the worse cultists would keep moving from school to school until they finally graduate. That's if death doesn't come |
@ILegend, Honestly I'm challenged and inspired by your post. You just won a new follower. What you shared here isn't different from what world billionaires have always said, [/b] there's always an opportunity around us, we just need to look deep and discover it, [b] only now it is much more clearer assuring. Right now I feel like a blind man who just regained his sight. Thanks so much for this. I feel uplifted. Please I may PM you if the need arise. God bless you |
NoBones:I think you shouldn't have given a detailed description about the procedure you were told to do. It could mislead some people to want to attempt such. Alot of people are really desperate out there. I'll suggest you modify this post. Just my humble opinion bro. |
Ambitiouscent:Guy u dey fall my hand o... How could you be wasting you time and thumb energy responding to him. Make una leave am. Na attention seeker. I repeat, ignore him in totality |
jmaine:Y'all should ignore that guy. I bet you he just want to grab enough OT from different cult groups so he can impersonate. He has said tirelessly that he's leaving but still always come back to derail. Make una ignore am |
Alphamale101:No offense bro but you need to proofread before posting. Reading through your posts is exhausting and strains the brain. I appreciate your contributions though. No offense intended |
Rotimi47:I witnessed the bolded in Calabar. You'll see old men that have played the game clawing with youths. I met a friend then who told me all the male children in his immediate and extended family were cultists. Cultism is really deep in cross river |
Mrshape:We could work something. Send DM |
Mrshape:Okay. Will do. I registered and have been approved sine, but for whatever reason beyond me I just lost interest. Lol https://www.nairaland.com/5644245/having-difficult-times-securing-job |
Mrshape:There's a thread about it here on nairaland. I'll look it up and share with you soon. |
Mrshape:Then you should be making money tutoring STEM online. Ever heard of LatinHire? |
butterfly777:Apologies bro. Was only trying to fulfill my promise to tell the story by continuing from where I stopped so those who didn't see the inital post could easily catch up. Your point is noted though. Thanks |
Teeboy15:I went to pay a condolence visit to Paul's family, I met his dad and his younger bro. The dad narrated how he watched his son killed before his eyes. According to him, almost 20 men had mounted sentry in front of the house that night, around 1am. (their house is built the way classrooms are built. That is, it occupies a long space of land with various rooms attached). I described the house structure for a reason. Paul was in the room when they came, everywhere was dark as there was no light. The boys started patrolling all over the house, telling the old man to bring out his son. They were obviously afaid of entering inside. They couldn't even get close to the windows to peep through. His dad and elder bro, (a serving soldier on pass to visit them) came outside and kept assuring Paul to remain inside. The elder brother was with a poisonous jack knife. As Aiye men were shouting at their voices telling Paul that the end had come for him, his dad and bro kept assuring him that nothing would happen, he should remain inside. All these were happening in tension, it lasted for almost 30 mins. Then Paul made the biggest mistake, he decided to zoom out, with full speed, apparently unaware about the number of people he was up against. 'See the bastard, see the bastard'. They were yelling. He was only able to run about 50 meters from his house to a mango tree in front. Next thing 2 gunshots followed. One hit his back, na so him drop. By this time the old man held my hand and led us, myself and a friend I went with, to the mango tree, exact spot where Paul was killed. With a teary eye, he said 'see am my pikin, na for here dem butcher my pikin for my presence'. 'As dem shoot am wey he fall down, he still dey alive, dem just gather am like fly dey use cutlass nack am everywhere. Na only 2 times my pikin shout'. He said everything happened so fast that in a matter of 5 mins, everywhere was clear. He was left with the mutilated dead body of his son. He was almost describing the level of damage done to his son's head, but he paused in distraught, looking at the floor for almost 20 seconds without uttering a word. By this time, the friend I went with started pinching me that we should get going. He wasn't feeling comfortable anymore seeing the old man in that emotional state. You cam imagine the trauma and PTSD he suffered. The old man started advising us, telling us how we should be mindful how we live our lives and face our studies. How we should always think about our parents first before making wrong choices in life. How we should pity our parents and also consider their feelings. Then he prayed for us. Imagine seeing your child butchered like a ram in your presence, yet you couldn't do nothing. Helplessly fellow human beings drain life out of him all because of cultism. His mom's health condition worsed after she was informed of his death, although she wasn't around when the killing happened. My mom later informed me about 3 moths after that the woman was dead. HBP then stroke, then the rest is history Every narration here is an account of what transpired as narrated to me by his own father. His younger bro later informed me that Paul ran because he was calling his men and they kept telling him they were close. Probably why he chose to take a chance. No one ever showed up, he was left to his fate. What happened to all the blood oath to stand for one another? The funny part of the whole thing was that, the 2 boys that led the hit were brothers who lived in the same vicinity with them. Infact the younger bro was pointing at a particular house in the area to show me where they lived. All these na family house o... They ran to Abuja that morning. Another thing to note is that Paul was a 'sensible' cultist, just like some people described them on this thread. Lol. You would hardly know he belonged, yet he was mapped and today he's history. E better make Corona kill you than that type of death. If you have people in Makurdi, especially young ones that are vulnerable, pls and pls hold them tight and guard them jealously. The level of cultism in that small town is alarming. Truth is jobs aren't readily available to engage their minds, so they see cultism and political thuggery as enticing, they pick up thugs as mentors. Some get intimidated, sometimes not even directly but we all have ego. Imagine chilling somewhere at a public space with your babe then all of a sudden you hear "all ju's nack out now" from one overzealous idiat. You go look the person wey shout, small pikin, e go be like say make you just catch am dey beat. But wetin you go do dan to jejely swallow your pride and avoid wahala. This thread has also made me more conscious of the fact that I need to reach out to many. See, I kept company with many cultists while in school, NBM, SVC, as in MEN... We party, we play video games in my room, sometime they come to hide at my place when there was a hit etc. The thing is I knew about the dangers of being around them but I chose to ignore. It didn't matter to me, after all I no belong. Although I never got entangled in their mess, I was lucky. If I knew what I know now, lai lai.... e for no happen. They could have mapped someone to my house, na so mesef for fit enter wetin I no know. [/b]Worse of it is that a mapped cultist who comes to seek refuge at your place will never inform you. Even when he gets a hint that his hideout has blown to cover, he would also leave without informing you why he's leaving[b] Imagine heavily armed men coming to ask for someone at your place cos their Intel gave your location as last seen for the target. E don happen. Bros you go p!ss and sh!t for body. No fear them, just avoid them. If cultist know say you dey fear am, he go use you shine. You see all those friends and cousins wey sabi come your place impromptu. Those ones wey sabi enter town without prior notice or invitation, then to go back na problem, bros avoid dem. Majority of dem either don commit or them don map dem. Three weeks ago I received a call that Biggie had been killed. 28 year old boy with a bright future, last born, imagine. Boy wey finish secondary school for my eye for gyado villa when I dey school. I no know say he finally go bam Aiye. Omo tori plenty... I don share this thread with one lord, I pray make him agree to open account share him story. Cult no be am o... dem go butcher you like cow. Person wey get ear to hear make he hear. Person wey get eye to read make e read |
Teeboy15:If you live or schooled in Makurdi, there's no way you won't be familiar with gyado villa. It is densely populated by students of BSU. I have seen childhood friends who grew up together, (their families all connected cos it's a community) take on each other in a mafia way all because of cultism. Imagine going to your friend's family house at 2am with heavily armed men, mom comes out you greet her and ask her to produce her child to be killed. Just imagine. You were born and grew up in the woman's presence. Both families know each other. This guy legit told the woman that, 'your son has committed alot of atrocities, we're here to make sure he pay for his deeds'. Luckily the wanted young man didn't sleep at home that night, he had gotten Intel that they were coming for him. Imagine exposing your whole family to such danger. Next morning he came back, we were seated at a popular barber shop, there he was bragging that those boys would pay. (This na boy we grow for my face o handsome looking quiet dude, all of a sudden became a junkie. Would be giving you prison gist like say na tourist advisor). Court cases here and there ... Cos I know the day wey dem bam am as him get admission. This dude became notorious Aiye. Travelling to different states for election violence. Couldn't graduate And he did retaliate one hot afternoon. Although no casualty but na first time wey I see drive by be that. Lol. Imagine small gyado villa o... until both families intervened and a truce was met. This thing happened in 2014, e never tey. I don't just want to mention names cos they both very much alive today. Anyone who is street oriented and lived at gyado villa will corroborate this story. Abi is it the story of Paul (yes real name), Psychology Dept, 200Level that was gunned down and butchered in the presence of his retired soldier father and serving soldier elder brother at Apehe right there in Makurdi also? I went to pay condolence to his dad, cos we were growing up together until the man retired and relocated home. His dad narrated how it all went down that day. his mom died about 3 months after cos of the whole trauma.....I'll update soon.......... Young adults, you see this thing called cultism en, run run faaarrr from it |
Teeboy15:After I was given provisional admission, 3 of my senior friends (I was always this sweet guy, plus I dey shayo wella and I dey hustle, so I had of friends way older) called me one evening and said we needed to celebrate my admission. Why not? So I bought booze, we were drinking and talking. Suddenly one of them, Daddy A, (not real name but A is his real initial), started telling me of how I needed to have the right OT before entering campus walls otherwise I would be molested and intimidated by people bla bla. I knew about cultism then but honest all he was saying was kinda assuring because he didn't initially present it as luring me into cultism. For your information Daddy A had to run away from ABU Zaria cos he was mapped. I think accounting or something like that. This was someone we emulated as an idol whilst growing up. He danced well, he was good in football, he dressed well, he was intelligent. Girls flocked around him. But Daddy A became a shadow of himself. He became an strong user and an alcoholic. Chronic one. In and out of rehab. Was having steady seizures. He died in 2010. (I'm sure some people from my hood must have figured this out cos I've shared this story before). Uncle J, also added his voice, telling how protected I would be and how I lecturers would be at my beck and call if I had academic issues, and how I would be connected with influential people. Decision makers etc. Uncle J was an SSCE holder. Infact he spent almost 9 years in secondary school alone. Cos his own wayward life started early. Last I remember, Uncle J was serving prison time. Haven't heard about him in 3 years. Finally Uncle AM. He was about 2 years older than I. He went to school at an early age, around 17 or so. He was a graduate, was ghosting his NYSC at that time. You would never know or imagine he was a cultist. Lai lai. They were all SEC But Uncle AM told me the truth. He took me aside much later and advised me. He told me, "see my guy I no go tell you lie, everything wey dem tell you na scam. Go school make you read, graduate. Cultism no be life wey person suppose live. No hope inside, all na lie. If I tell you say I been dey use policemen as escorts to go write all my final exams you no go believe, even that one sef na still gamble". He was draining his parents from resources they didn't have cos his life was at stake. After graduation, all through his clearance and SOR collection, he used police escorts. He was paying through his teeth. He said "you know how many of my mates them waste during finals?" Till today, he can't go near his school gate. He schooled in one of the South eastern states. He said he regretted ever going into cultism because he was never free. From his 100L till he managed to graduate, always running from school to home, from one cousin's house to another, one friend to the other. No peace. Even in our tipsy mood, I was/am eternally grateful to Uncle AM today. University experience..... |
I didn't know this thread was gna go this deep. Initially gave a testimony about someone (an only son) whom I shared this post with and he retraced his steps. But I feel it's necessary I share a bit of my experience here, although I'm not/was never a cultist but I had lots of friends who 'belonged", so many. Those that are familiar with Makurdi would get better understanding about this. I schooled there. I lived at cultist den, without knowing initially. Infact activities started getting intense from my 300 level. I'll update tomorrow, my battery is terribly down. |
Can anyone testify to anything that has worked so far? All the emails we've been dropping since, has it worked for anyone yet? |
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