Parents of Murdered UNIPORT Students Seek for Justice through BBC Radio Interview & Petition to the Senate

The pain of losing a child must be one of the worst things any parent could ever face. It is hard to imagine the emotional pains the parents of the slain students of University of Port Harcourt must be facing at this time. We extend our condolences to the families and pray that God grants them the fortitude to bear the irreplaceable loss.

The barbaric way the boys were murdered, though painful, is one that must be protested and some of the parents of the slain victims have made their voices heard, calling for justice.

In a telephone interview with the BBC  in London, the fathers of two of the victims, Lloyd Michael and Chiadika Biringa spoke about their sons, how they heard about their death and how they feel towards the people who murdered their sons.

When Lloyd”s father was asked if he ever thought something like this could happen, his response was: “Never in my life. I never ever thought this sort of thing could happen in my country in the 21st century. Never. This is barbaric.”

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PART 6

Summer Trips

Goshhhh!!!!! It’s been a while and I know you all would have been wondering what’s been happening to me and where I’ve absconded to. Please I’m cool oooo and haven’t been kidnapped by the Militants or Boko Haram. Just took some time out to chill and lay low. U know nah! *wink*! 

Exam is over and just been chilling and trying to gain back the weight I lost due to school stress and exams ‘wahala’. It isn’t easy oooo!!! Thank God for holiday sha. I didn’t really noticed I’ve lost weight like dat ooo until when I went to buy Indomie Noodles at a nearby kiosk and I ran into one of my toasters, Femi who complained that my boobs seem smaller. Imagine! What an observation? The dude must have really looked so well and studied my boobs to have noticed such. Mshewwwwww! Onira run okurin. I just managed to laugh to avoid embarrassing him. It’s not even his fault, because the top I was even wearing is low-neck cut and is revealing my cleavage since my boobs are well packed, even my pendant is lost in-between the boobs o jarey, and don’t say Bisola has come again oooo.

UNILAG student 'Yahoo Boy' Jailed for Promising love & defrauding an American lady

For allegedly defrauding an American lady, Kathy Lunsford through the internet under the pretext of marriage, a University of Lagos student, Michael Opaleye has been sent to jail by a Lagos State High Court
Opaleye was sentenced to 18 months imprisonment today by Justice Aishat Opesanwo for defrauding Miss Kathy Lunsford, of 9,200 US dollars under the pretext of getting married to her.

The convict who is studying computer science at UNILAG had pleaded guilty to the charge of obtaining by false pretense and forgery.

He had entered into a plea bargain deal with the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission(EFCC) and offered to pay back the money to his victim.

The judge in her judgment, said the sentence would commence on 15 March when he was first arraigned before the court.

2 Nigerian students to die by firing squad for armed robbery

Please read the story below and tell us if you think these students' crime deserve the firing squad sentence!

Justice Theresa Igoche of the Makurdi High Court, on Tuesday sentenced two students, Vershima Kaachi and Akaazua Akpen, to death by firing squad for armed robbery.

The convicts were arrested on the eve of Christmas in 2007 for criminal conspiracy and armed robbery, contrary to Sections 5(b) and 1(2) of the Robbery and Firearms Act, Laws of the Federation of Nigeria, 1990.

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In his testimony, the victim of the offence, Jonathan Usenge, told the court that five armed men came to his house, attacked and robbed him of some valuable items on that day.

He stated that the robbers collected his Nokia 1600 phone valued N12,700.00, two torch lights valued N350.00 and a sum of N16,500.

He said the convicts were armed with guns and a hacksaw, and that the clothes they wore on the day of the robbery, his stolen phone and the hacksaw were recovered from them during police investigation.
The prosecution called three witnesses while the accused persons testified for themselves and also called three witnesses.