Just interviewed a rape survivor who was raped 13 times in the space of five hours. She had nearly 50 injuries and fled from her flat naked.
Still two people on the jury couldn’t decide if he was guilty or not.
A USF professor and nurse from Nigeria has been in ICE custody for 2 months. She no longer appears in the database but might be in Louisiana. She had a protection from removal order/no record. This is inhumane we must get these people out of detention.
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the judge said she’s no longer interested in the case that the family made a video and posted online asking the public for help.
they played the video in court and everyone was laughing
the judge said since they’ve gone to cry inside video, make the public help them nau aaah 💔
Deborah was murdered.
Her murderer was caught and charged to court.
Today, the judge looked the victim’s family in the eyes and told them she was no longer interested in the case because they had discussed it on social media.
The judge said social media should judge the case.
Deborah might never get justice.
Deborah’s murderer might walk free.
Deborah could’ve been any of us.
This is not fiction. This happened today, in Nigeria.
Truly, this country is a horror movie.
It is not well.
Howard University student Avery Bernard Johns created a database tracking missing and murdered Black women and girls in D.C. POWERFUL! Our sisters deserve to be seen, heard, and protected! NO missing Black woman or girl should be forgotten. https://t.co/et2MJBqKao
TW ❗Femicide:
17 years old Chiamaka Chukwuokore is the 108th reported Victim of femicide in Nigeria in 2026.
She was killed by Ifeanyi Chukwu Joseph, her Sister's boyfriend, who pushed her down, from a 2 storey building.
How many more women have to die?
#FemicideLegislationNow
There's a distraught photographer on IG who has put a 500K on this thief.
This thief walked into a hotel, stole a bag containing 1 MacBook and 4 hard drives containing data from 5 undelivered weddings.
He's one of youse boyfriend. Please fish him out.
C’est avec une profonde tristesse que nous apprenons le décès de la Dre Marie-France Shogogo, jeune médecin décédée des suites d’Ebola à Beni.
Cette perte douloureuse nous rappelle une urgence absolue : protéger ceux qui nous protègent.
Africa CDC présente ses sincères condoléances à sa famille, à ses collègues et à toute la communauté médicale. Que son âme repose en paix.
you bully somebody for an entire year bc they just came from africa then you chase them down in the street and gun them down for no reason… i’m at a loss for words. i cannot imagine what his father is going through.