Yesterday I made a post about the ordeal women passing through when held captive in bandits camps and a lot of emotional men and women came attacking me - smiles.
Under the comments were lots of questions
Are you saying if they kidnap your mother that's what they'll do to her?
Why are you sharing this on media and how do you expect the women to feel after seeing this post?
How do you expect husband's of kidnapped women to feel?
This is exactly why these bandits are succeeding.
A few months ago I was traveling and I got talking with a guy inside the vehicle. My dear, since that day I told myself god forbid these guys called banditry anywhere.
According to him, they were abducted along Kogi Abuja road. The full bus emptied 18 passengers. 6 guys and 12 ladies just 2 average old women were among the passengers.
Among them was a guy and his babe traveling together. So while leading them inside the bush the teenage kidnappers started touching one of the Bebe's inappropriately and she happened to be the babe to that guy. Seeing how these small boys were attempting to abuse his babe, the guy wanted to protest against their inappropriate touching and piam...one of the guys behind ran his dagger through his throat and he fell splashing blood everywhere. That's how these guys strip his babe right there, took turns having her while the guy bleeds to death right before them. They take turns while others stand guard.
He said the 8 days he spent with them inside the bush before his ransom was paid, there is no night those guys don't have the ladies. Like they are animals that don't get tired. They can go 4 times a day just having fun.
There are countless stories like this. Many stories of young girls who by themselves told their families not to bother paying their ransom cos they can't live with the experience they've had inside the bushes. Some come out and remain secluded forever. Now you imagine a man and his wife abducted and these guys will be gang wrapping the wife while the husband listens and watches?
For those of you asking how do I expect the husbands of kidnapped women to feel like sharing my story, I want them to feel pained so they'll wake up from that their docile self. I want them to imagine the experience of children having their wives and daughters so they will get up and demand an end to all of these.
As for those asking if that's what they will do to my mother if they pick her, YES. They can even attempt the worst that's why I keep sharing such information like these with mom, my wife and siblings so they'll be careful out there. Oh, yes, if they catch you, your mother or sisters or daughters too that's what they will do to them so get up and let's stop this one and for all.
As for those saying such posts like this aren't supposed to be shared on the media, my dear, if you actually believe nappers pick their victims and stay with them in the bushes for days and months before without touching them you need a mental evaluation.
Posts like these need to be shared so everyone will know the level of evil we are dealing with. If bandits can pick a woman, 6 of them having turns with her and even forcing her to moan like she is enjoying it then video it and post it on media, are you not a fuul for telling me such things like these are not supposed to be shared?
The bandits do all of these just to put fear in your minds and make you docile thinking they own a monopoly of màdnèss. The day we all get up and say enough is when all these will stop
Not talking about it doesn't mean it's not happening. Stop being emotional and wake up Nigerians.
#Nigeria #Amen #Sharia #Perez
Tinubu frees Maryam Sanda, a woman convicted in 2020 for the murder of her husband.
A convicted murderer gets clemency because of connection.
Yet Mazi Nnamdi Kanu, who has never been convicted of any crime, continues to rot in detention while awaiting a sham trial.
This is hypocrisy. #FreeNnamdiKanuNow
Rest in Peace, Somtochukwu Christelle Maduagwu
I am deeply saddened by the tragic and untimely death of Somtochukwu Christelle Maduagwu, a brilliant young anchor with Arise News, who was killed in the most painful circumstances during a robbery attack in Abuja.
At only 29, Somtochukwu had already distinguished herself as a gifted broadcaster and trained lawyer whose voice engaged, informed, and inspired many. Her loss is not only a personal tragedy to her family and colleagues but also a huge blow to journalism and to our nation, which continues to lose its brightest to insecurity and violence.
This heartbreaking incident once again highlights the urgent need for us as a country to prioritise the safety and security of every citizen. No Nigerian should go to bed fearful of what the night may bring, or lose their life in such senseless ways.
My thoughts and prayers are with her grieving family, the Arise News family, and all who mourn her. May her soul rest in peace, and may we, as a nation, work harder to build a country where lives are valued and protected. -PO
When Home is not Conducive to the President.
From all indications, our President is not finding his home in Nigeria conducive for a long stay, and it should be concerning to us.
Just yesterday, for the umpteenth time, Mr. President waved the nation goodbye again, barely 6 days after his return to Nigeria, after he spent 15 whole days for just a five-day engagement. He is now heading for about his 10th trip to France in two years, this time for his annual holiday. It does look like Mr. President is running away from Nigeria at every slight opportunity. And one would wonder why so much of his two years in office has been spent on holidays or away from the very country he was elected to preside over.
Meanwhile, at least 79% of Nigerians have been reported to be facing food insecurity, that is over 180 million people facing hunger.
Nigeria, just last month, was declared the worst country to give birth, and just weeks ago, the worst place to live, with the world’s worst life expectancy. We deserve a president with all hands on deck to solve these issues.
Across Nigeria, last month alone while Mr. President was on one of his very many trips, over 50 people were killed in the horrifying mosque and village attack in Katsina State, with over 60 people kidnapped. This is exclusive of the many bandit attacks and kidnappings just last month.
One would have expected that the president would at least visit one of these states when he arrived 6 days ago, or at least visit Niger State where just yesterday, 60 of our citizens, women and young children, died in a boat mishap with many more still missing. What would it have taken the president to take a less than 30-minute trip to Niger State from Abuja in his jet? Mr. President could have at least visited the grieving families in Niger before jetting off again. Where is the compassion for Nigerian lives, Mr. President? How many more need to die for you to preside over the country?
No holiday is more important than the Nigerian lives you swore to protect. At a time when Nigerians need leadership, empathy, and presence, a President should not choose foreign holidays. True leadership is about sacrifice and the ability to improve healthcare, invest in quality education, pull millions out of poverty, and guarantee the security of every citizen.
A New Nigeria is POssible. -PO
Why are you crying that Peter Obi @PeterObi wants to sue Deji Adeyanju @adeyanjudeji ?
Aren't you supposed to be happy that the evidence Deji says he has against Peter Obi can finally be revealed so that you have more against Peter Obi?
#LetsHaveTheEvidence
Are you afraid there will be nothing?
This is a response to Wike's question. He asked if Peter Obi ever shared food when he was a Governor.
This is evidence of Mr. Peter Obi personally serving food during his tenure as Governor.
Breaking:
Dear Wike & APC.
Behold Peter Obi serving food at various points as a Sitting State Governor.
Not everyone was a Whiskey Drinking Governor in their days.
Thank you & God bless.