pcagbaji:

Section 210 of the Criminal Code, Cap C38 of the Laws of the federal Republic of Nigeria provides that;

Any person who –
(a) By his statements or actions represents himself to be a witch or to have the power of witchcraft; or
(b) Accuses or threatens to accuse any person with being a witch or with having the power of witchcraft; or
(c) Makes or sells or uses, or assists or takes part in making or selling or using, or has in his possession or represents himself to be in possession of any juju, drug or charm which is intended to be used or reported to possess the power to prevent or delay any person from doing an act which such person has a legal right to do, or to compel any person to do an act which such person has a legal right to do, or to compel any person to do an act which such person has a legal right to refrain from doing, or which is alleged or reported to possess the power of causing any natural phenomenon or any diseases or epidemic; or
(d) Directs or controls or presides at or is present at or takes part in the worship or invocation of any juju which is prohibited by an order of the President or the governor of a state; or
(e) Is in possession of or has control over human remains which are used or are intended to be used in connection with the worship of invocation of any juju; or
(f) Makes or uses or assists in making, or has in his possession anything whatsoever the making, use or possession of which has been prohibited by an order as being or believed to be associated with human sacrifice or other unlawful practice;
Is guilty of a misdemeanor, and is liable to imprisonment for two years.

Barrister Wirchcraft.........ndewo ooo

Iyiola Omisore paid Sen Adeleke back in his own bag of Pounds.

KENYA KIKUYU STONE AGE COUNTRY

FAYEMI AND HIS CREW

this mama and her fellow trader thou

SHE DON REACH HER DESTINY

won ti ja bobo kale lati oke okun








stewpid fellow

if all of u can get your PVC, Buhari will be out

amaniro:
igbo amaka

igbo amaka ko, hausa nkechi ni

will upload the scary pics now

i only read ritualist and their ugly activity news online.Today 30th of August 2018 was the experience i have never prayed for in my life. it was like a joke of the century when they told me that Mama Nurse my grandmother was kidnapped in her farm. this is a true story today.

Ewi street, Okitipupa, Ondo state is the location. Mama Nurse went to her garden along igbokoda road before ONDO STATE SCHOOL OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY OKITIPUPA to clear the weed inside her cassava plantaintion although she usually return home by 12pm but on 27th of AUGUST 2018 she was nowhere to be found as at 7pm in the evening. She was tracked to her farm with everywhere searched. infact my mum paid extra cash to vigilantes to search the whole bush to about 10kilomters.

The different juju that was consulted during the search for mama gave different account and prophecy of how we will see her alive and we mustnt relent to search for her. the police were called upon to do their best and the DPO of okitipupa division took a drastic step that will keep his loved action in my mind forever.

Later on the third day after searching, we found mama nurse headless body beside the river. its swollen like a ripe boil ready to burst. i cried so much because i love my grandma, she was a retired nurse of the state specialist hospital OKITIPUPA. the police found her in an uncompleted building eventually evacuated her corpse to the state specialist hospital in OKITIPUPA. I went closer to the headless and smelling corpse of grandma to take the picture below as a document. it s a sad look

this situation made me change my mind and i felt anyone who could do this to another person mother, grandmother and sister is a devil and still expect the single head of my grandma to carry money to him after 72years of hard labour, such person's mother, grandmother or children can never be alive to reap the fruit of her labour. in jesus name.......insha allah.....in ogun's name......in sango's name......in esu's name.......in aiyelala's name AMEN

i havent plan to be a detective oR intelligent officer but this bad situation make me feel bad and and since i am in need of a work, i want to join force with police and crime officers to fight this bad stuffs and ritual killings in NIGERIA and any part of the world


my mail is lagsarsh@gmail.com
i wrote this note in tears, pardon my use of words and grammatical blunders




thats the picture of the remain of my beloved grandmother..

okitiomas:
whats the name of columbians number 72

Kolo-bia Seventy-two

Proudlyngwa:

Taking the law into your hands is a punishable offence. I wonder how you guys reason.

Relate that to the case of Fulani Herdsmen and Farmers

I had a little experience when i got home yesterday. i saw my grandmother's goats in a small unfenced vegetable and egusi farm which i suffered inside the sun and rain to plant. They destroyed all the vegetables and left. i didnt take any action. After 20mins they came back to destroy all the egusi.
i ran and caught 4 of them. so i decided to destroy their lives too since they did the same to my 4month old farm.
Now, my grandmother is here, how will you judge the case??

cc: Mo Bright Jnr

sophsia62:


The Muslim Rights Concern has called on the Plateau State Government to prosecute Andrew Ajijah, author of the controversial publication on the involvement of the Miyeti Allah Cattle Breeders Association’s involvement in the killings which occurred in Barkin Ladi, Riyom and some parts of Jos South last week.

The organisation also cautioned Nigerians on the need to investigate all news items before jumping to conclusions or taking any action.

MURIC said this in reaction to reports of fake news published by Ajijah, a Jos-based journalist with Premium Times.

The journalist, who has since been sacked by the media house, published a false story on June 25, 2018 in which Danladi Ciroma, the North Central leader of the apex cattle breeders’ organization, was quoted as admitting that the mayhem in Plateau State, in which 100 people were killed, was “retaliatory”.

The false story, containing admission of responsibility for the killings, was greeted with a tornado of rage and criticisms.

It also allegedly led to reprisal killings of people of Fulani descent and those identified as Muslims in the city of Jos and environs.

Influential politicians from the South as well as members of the opposition called on government to declare war on MACBAN.

MURIC in a statement on Sunday expressed shock and deep sadness over the false story.

The organization blamed the phenomenon of false stories on unprofessional conduct by journalists, personal involvement of journalists in religious extremism and the spread of Islamophobia among Nigerian journalists.

Lamenting the proliferation of false and provocative publications, the human rights organization said Muslims have been the victims of false and hostile publications targeted at defaming Islam and its adherents since a long time ago.

It insisted that many fake stories about herdsmen killings have been planted in the media just to cause crisis and further killings.

Expatiating further, the association said: “Some journalists are overstepping their bounds. They deliberately ignore the fact that writing and spreading fake news is an abuse of freedom of speech. Andrew Ajijah has violated Allah-given fundamental rights of Fulani citizens by deliberately writing and publishing fake news about Miyeti-Allah, knowing such to be false.

“He has committed a crime against humanity. He has exposed Fulanis to danger. Nay, he has equally subjected Fulanis in particular, Muslim travelers and other Muslims throughout Nigeria in general to untold hardship, tremendous trauma and immense psychological torment.

“He has also exposed many Muslims to ridicule and grievous physical harm, including death of many Muslim faithfuls. Our hearts bleed for hundreds of innocent Muslim travelers whose vehicles have been waylaid while hoodlums searched, identified and killed them in Jos and environs during crises. Hundreds of Muslim women have been widowed, their children orphaned on this particular road. Enough is enough.

“Andrew Ajijah must therefore be prosecuted by the Plateau State government for deliberately using his story to cause mayhem knowing such story to be false. Muslims living or passing through Plateau need the protection of the state government from conflict merchants like Andrew Ajijah. Nigeria must teach authors of false stories the lessons of their lives if we are serious about our search for peace.”


In the statement signed by its Director, Ishaq Akintola, MURIC added: “Plateau State must follow the example of its Kaduna counterpart by taking the erring journalist to court. Kaduna government did not hesitate to prosecute Luka Binniyat who published a false report in the Vanguard Newspaper of January 24, 2017 in which he falsely claimed that five students of a college of education were killed by Fulani herdsmen.”

The organization alleged that although Nigerian Muslims had been complaining for long, evidence is now emerging that some Nigerian journalists are flagrantly violating the ethics of their profession and abusing the constitutionally guaranteed right of a free press by telling lies, fabricating stories and manufacturing fictitious scenario, adding that their publications have created panic, divided the people and caused break down of law and order.

MURIC commended Premium Times for accepting responsibility and for promptly sacking the reporter.

It also gave kudos to Vanguard who sacked its own reporter in 2017 for the same offence.

Applauding the government of Kaduna State, the association called on the Plateau State Government to hand over Ajijah to the police for proper prosecution.

It said: “The ball is in the court of Governor Simon Bako Lalong of Plateau State. He must hand over the journalist to the police. The law must be allowed to take its due course. Governor El-Rufai of Kaduna State has set a precedent. Lalong has a duty to follow the Kaduna example. No state government in a genuine search for peace can afford to harbour those who spread the fire of hate, war and destruction. Andrew Ajijah has allowed his religious sentiment to becloud his sense of responsibility. He is a walking bomb. He must be made to face the wrath of the law as a deterrent to others like him.”

MURIC also cautioned Nigerians on the need to avoid spontaneous reactions.

It said: “Nigerians must learn a lesson from the Plateau pogrom. We must investigate reports very well before jumping to conclusions particularly in these days of new media. Christians and Muslims must make good use of the teachings in their scriptures in real life.

“The tragedy of the Nigerian nation lies in the multiplication of an extremist religious population. No religion is excluded. Although churches and mosques increase in their hundreds, Nigerians take joy in acrobatic religiousity. Yet, when placed parri passu with our gymnastic criminality, our extreme religiousity is outrageously paradoxical. Our actions do not reflect our faith.

“Whereas the Qur’an warns Muslims to find out the truth ‘fatabayanuu’ whenever any rumour is brought to them (Qur’an 49:6) and the Bible also cautions Christians to “Test all things. Hold fast to what is good” (I Corinthians 5:21), Nigerians rush to kill and maim fellow compatriots at the first breaking news.”

The association called on media houses to caution their employees against overzealousness and unprofessional conduct.

It also appealed to governments to be firm in making scapegoats of recalcitrant reporters, adding that journalists may be free to write anything but the freedom of those who write hogwash and fake news should not be guaranteed in societies where truth is sacrosanct.

http://www.akelicious.net/2018/07/plateau-killings-prosecute-author-of.html

I had a little experience when i got home yesterday. i saw my grandmother's goats in a small unfenced vegetable and egusi farm which i suffered inside the sun and rain to plant. They destroyed all the vegetables and left. i didnt take any action. After 20mins they came back to destroy all the egusi.
i ran and caught 4 of them. so i decided to destroy their lives too since they did the same to my 4month old farm.
Now, my grandmother is here, how will you judge the case??

cc: Mo Bright Jnr

I had a little experience when i got home yesterday. i saw my grandmother's goats in a small unfenced vegetable and egusi farm which i suffered inside the sun and rain to plant. They destroyed all the vegetables and left. i didnt take any action. After 20mins they came back to destroy all the egusi.
i ran and caught 4 of them. so i decided to destroy their lives too since they did the same to my 4month old farm.
Now, my grandmother is here, how will you judge the case??

cc: Mo Bright Jnr

I had a little experience when i got home yesterday. i saw my grandmother's goats in a small unfenced vegetable and egusi farm which i suffered inside the sun and rain to plant. They destroyed all the vegetables and left. i didnt take any action. After 20mins they came back to destroy all the egusi.
i ran and caught 4 of them. so i decided to destroy their lives too since they did the same to my 4month old farm.
Now, my grandmother is here, how will you judge the case??

Mo Bright Jnr

SalamRushdie:
We must be careful being cowed by this evil govt into miscontruing the truth for hate speech ...The herdsmen make us feel ashamed of speaking out about the crimes they are currently perpetrating against innocent Nigerian..If the herdsmen are not ashamed to kill people because of grazing routes or missing cattle then no Nigerian should be ashamed to speak out about these heinous crimes ... This attempt to mask the truth as hate speech is an attempt to hide and distort the truth about crimes against humanity

i had a little experience when i got home yesterday. i saw my grandmother's goats in a small unfenced vegetable and egusi farm which i suffered inside the sun and rain to plant. They destroyed all the vegetables and left. i didnt take any action. After 20mins they came back to destroy all the egusi.

i ran and caught 4 of them. so i decided to destroy their lives too since they did the same to my 4month old farm.

Now, my grandmother is here, how will you judge the case??

Samusu:
Subhanallah

Subhanal-true

akeentech:

I heard Mbappè is an Ibadan boy. His dad is from Bere in Ibadan.

His father is a Cameroonian while his mum is from Algeria

ogorwyne:

Abraka hall na jungle that year. Abraka hall, council hall and the notorious ethiope hall. Those places used to scare me when I was in that school.

I lived inside Abraka Hall throughout my 4years in Delsu Abraka. infact, I have an article on the ruggedness and state of the hostel. let me tell you something, it is the best place to be at that time. I can vividly remember my friend and brother December noni 1. The chief noise maker

That's because you haven't see the Old Abraka Hall in Delsu Abraka

m784n:
if I say you’re stupid now . Mods will ban me

you lack manners and I blame your parents for that.

Onyinye15:
KSA should try even if na one goal

The Egyptians you see today u shall see them no more, that passage of the Bible was right

I learned the both team will be leaving tomorrow

By the special grace of "Ala wa kabu"




terrorist chant


"Ala wa kuba"

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INDUSTRIALFAN:
abeg leave me jare

Na Edo people hold you not me

INDUSTRIALFAN:
I was about to ask same thing. Take her to court for what? What re the charges?

Her crimes are as follow

1. flying an illegal and unregistered aircraft between Benin, Edo state to Sapele, Delta State.

2.illegal boundary crossing.

3. Illegal route taking.

4. illegal and unregistered means of transportation.

5. illegal use of Nigeria owned sky

6. Illegal landing that is called plan crash.

7. illegally landed on Nigeria Government property (police station).


All these are the charges against her in court today

Dom2020:
A woman fell from the sky and was taken into custody to be arraigned in court, pls on what charges? Someone felling from sky is now a criminal offence? Free the woman make she go continue where she stopped.

Her crimes are as follow

1. flying an illegal and unregistered aircraft between Benin, Edo state to Sapele, Delta State.

2.illegal boundary crossing.

3. Illegal route taking.

4. illegal and unregistered means of transportation.

5. illegal use of Nigeria owned sky

6. Illegal landing that is called plan crash.

7. illegally landed on Nigeria Government property (police station).


All these are the charges against her in court today

Sijo01:
What are the charges against her

Her crimes are as follow

1. flying an illegal and unregistered aircraft between Benin, Edo state to Sapele, Delta State.

2.illegal boundary crossing.

3. Illegal route taking.

4. illegal and unregistered means of transportation.

5. illegal use of Nigeria owned sky

6. Illegal landing that is called plan crash.

7. illegally landed on Nigeria Government property (police station).


All these are the charges against her in court today

Sijo01:
What are the charges against her

Her crimes are as follow

1. flying an illegal and unregistered aircraft between Benin, Edo state to Sapele, Delta State.

2.illegal boundary crossing.

3. Illegal route taking.

4. illegal and unregistered means of transportation.

5. illegal use of Nigeria owned sky

6. Illegal landing that is called plan crash.

7. illegally landed on Nigeria Government property (police station).


All these are the charges against her in court today.

luvmijeje:


Honestly, I love this country.

Good. that was why it took Benin people 300years after civilization to build a small airport because everybody are pilots and their rooms are tarmac.




You look like an Edo babe