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Naija I hail thee.
ReplyDeleteLord gave mercy.....nah who we really offend for this country? Some people no just get conscience.
DeleteI'm a lawyer and I can boldly say that these stories are true.
DeleteIn 2011, I handled a somewhat similar story. The man was from the North and had been wrongly imprisoned in a prison in the East since 2003.
As at the time of his arrest, GSM wasn't so common, so he didn't have the number of his wife or family members.
He only had the number of a one time Chairman of the Hausa community down there who had once come to the prison to visit another inmate.
This man was over 60 years old and was rottening away in Prison. His crime? He was whisked away with some other persons by the Police at the middle of the night and they demanded bail money.
When he couldn't afford it, he was charged for armed robbery at the Magistrate Court and bundled in Prison, pending DPP advice.
The Nigerian Police is messed up. But you see the Judiciary? It is almost irredeemable!
The number of awaiting trial inmates across the Prisons are mostly the fault of an extremely corrupt Judiciary...particularly the Magistrate Court.
Sad sadπ’π’
ReplyDeleteOh dear.. What did I just read? π
ReplyDeleteThis is really unfair. I wonder how he was unable to contact his family all the while. Thank God they found him alive. I pray that others who are unjustly imprisoned get help and find freedom ππΏ
Amen
DeleteThis was extremely unnerving, so he wasn't even allowed to make a phone call to his family? Just throw the whole country away abeg. Everything in this country is just really depressing.
ReplyDeleteAnd to the last two people whom tweeted about their brothers mysterious disappearance, I pray they are found. Chineke mekwa umu ya ebere.
Wow. I know that feeling. My brother has been missing for years without a trace. Just left home and has neither called nor written. We believe he is alive somewhere and will be back some day. An only son .
ReplyDeleteAlthough, sometimes an evil one somewhere makes them wonder far from home, and just keep wondering another to spite the family. I have a friend whose sister left home and never returned, for over 15years. Their mum was not told until the woman passed on
I pray he comes back π
DeleteSo touching... May God guide him wherever he may be. I know of someone whose elder brother left home over anonyance of what the dad did to him. It's over twenty five years he hasn't been seen or return home. He's the first son. He should be up to fifty years now or close to. So painful and disturbing.
DeleteI pray he comes back safe. Had an uncle, who left our house over 30yrs, no one has seen or heard from him. My Grandma always prayed for him when we had our morning devotions.
DeleteGod will make a way for him wherever he is. Nigerian police are just evil. Esu ni wα»n.
DeleteI pray he returns back home. It can be so painful not knowing but God is in control.
DeleteI pray he returns...
Deleteπππ He will come back safe and sound in Jesus Name!
DeleteSo unnerving. The Lord keep and return him safely in Jesus name.
DeleteAmen!
I pray he's safe and i pray he returns home safely πππ
DeleteFidy, Teejay and Candy I pray your loved ones return home to you safely soonest. Hugs darlingsπ€π€π€π€...
DeleteI pray they'll come back home, safe and well. It is well.
DeleteAmen and amen. Thank you all for your prayers. May our good Lord continue to protect us all, amen
DeleteSo sad!
DeleteI say again, the NPF, are animals. They go around harming/killing innocent citizens. A neighbour was almost arrested years ago. He said they started picking random guys on the street, forcing them to enter the bus they came with. He refused to enter, and they moved on to the next person. By then, the ones in the bus were trying to get out. Who knows what would have happened to them.
ReplyDeleteOne of the greatest problems of this country is the NPF. They do not have an atom of regard for Human lives, illiterates, always on rampage and unable to contain their anger They're BEASTS in BLACK!!!π
ReplyDeleteVery useless sets of human being.They act same way all around the world,CURSED COPS
DeleteReally shocking. May God protect us from evil.
ReplyDeleteSo sad how the system here operates. So many persons are languishing in various prisons across the nation. Some have been killed without their family knowing about it. We live in an evil society where the heart of man is dangerously wicked. Only God can see us through.
ReplyDeleteThis is very common in Nigeria and it’s very true.May We not be at the wrong place at the wrong time.Iv seen innocent people used to replace armed robbers and other criminals in cells ..see en Nigeria is something else abeg.we are still 700 years behind on a lot of issues.
ReplyDeleteSo true. One man that went to prison for 10 years over offence he didn't commit said that alot of innocent people are routing in jail...
DeleteThis is no news o. If you've been on prison evangelism in Nigeria, it is so common to find such inmates.
ReplyDeleteSome of the female inmates get impregnated by the wardens and give birth there.
The hardened criminals who have monies outside are the "lords" of the prison yards. They have "servants" who are prisoners. The warders buy their hard drugs and bring them in.
And take them out when they want to, to "enjoy themselves" in motels.
It is a huge mess.
Why won't people keep heaping curses on the NPF. Heartless people. So many being held by the police are innocent. Thank God for the young man.
ReplyDeletePrisons were fully indicted in this story too
DeleteGod protect our sonsπ
ReplyDeleteThe Nigerian police are cruel animals.
ReplyDeleteMy hatred for them (and NEPA) is on another level. I try as much as possible to avoid any interaction with them.
Ugly set of demons.
Wasting innocent lives for no reason.
I thought I'm alone on this. God help me.
Deleteoh wow thank God for sustaining him. Things are really happening,God help us not to be at the wrong place at the wrong time
ReplyDeleteThis story reminded me of an old nollywood movie "When Flowers Turn Black" a very similar thing occurred. The guy was even renamed Samuel Okon which was the name of the criminal he was replaced with.
ReplyDeleteMy cousin went missing for about 6 months. The parents thought he was in school, his school mates thought he was with us, we thought he was home with the parents. So apparently, it took some time before it dawned on everyone that he was missing.
So the search began. From friends places to grandparents, cousins to distant relatives, girlfriend to acquaintances. Then hospitals, police stations/cells.
Eventually, we found him in the mortuary!!
He had darkened already because he had been there for months his clothes were folded by his head. The mortuary attendants said he died from a road accident in a commercial bus. It was never reported and the manifest was destroyed by the transport company...
Mama Mia, sorry about your cousin. π€π€π€π€π€π€
DeleteYeessss. Watched the movie, Uche Osotule. I cried and couldnt watch it again.
DeleteTo think its happening. God help us.
Ohhh God... This broke my heart. Sorry for ur loss dear.
DeleteWow such wickedness from the transport company...
DeleteLovelace
Sorry about your cousin π
DeleteSo sorry about your cousin .
DeleteStories like this are heart-wrenching.
My goodness..
DeleteSo sorry about your cousin
DeleteAwwww... Thanks to everyone of you for the love. Love truly lives here!
DeleteWe've tried to put it behind us as a family and moved on...
God punish all those police men at the Ada george police station in port harcourt. But before you get the final punishment in hell, I will punish you here. Just wait. I am coming. Omofe, Sunday and that bastard Yellow pawpaw that touched my breast. As for your dpo that looks the other way, I will come like a thief in the night.
DeleteI can never have anything to do with someone that is connected to the police in anyway. I remember how much I liked a guy but the moment he told me his father was a police man, I spat at him and never spoke to Him again.
Stella post this o.
This is so sadπ€π€π€
DeleteHeartbreaking...... sorry for your loss Mama Mia.
DeleteSo sorry Mama Mia. This is so sad.
DeleteWhat do you expect from a failed government, poverty ravages evil, if the NPF are well fed and taking care off this will not be happening infact africa is now the giant of Africa, reason am wella.
ReplyDeleteThe female inmates are sex toys. And those that play with the toys are the "rich" criminals and officials who recruit these inmates to "work in their homes".
ReplyDeleteThe worse place is called the Nigerian police cells. Say a prayer after reading this "that you do not EVER have a police case that will get you in there".
The prison system is a heaven compared to the police cells. ππππ
I never understood how terrible NPF was until last month. My extended family had an issue with someone, the way the Police acted/still acting about the issue will leave one in stitches
DeleteThis story reminded me of an old nollywood movie "When Flowers Turn Black" a very similar thing occurred. The guy was even renamed Samuel Okon which was the name of the criminal he was replaced with.
ReplyDeleteMy cousin went missing for about 6 months. The parents thought he was in school, his school mates thought he was with us, we thought he was home with the parents. So apparently, it took some time before it dawned on everyone that he was missing.
So the search began. From friends places to grandparents, cousins to distant relatives, girlfriend to acquaintances. Then hospitals, police stations/cells.
Eventually, we found him in the mortuary!!
He had darkened already because he had been there for months his clothes were folded by his head. The mortuary attendants said he died from a road accident in a commercial bus. It was never reported and the manifest was destroyed by the transport company...
Oh no, this is heartbreaking. May God comfort you all.
DeleteJehovah!!!!! The company destroyed the manifest... The essence of manifest is for cases like accident...
DeleteIt's well....
Golibe, they probably didn't want to pay settlement of any kind to the families. Wicked lots
DeleteThanks to all of you. Some transport lines can be heartless. If it had been reported, it would have saved us the torture of that search...
DeleteThis our country of ours needs serious re evaluation in several sectors and organizations to be honest.... your own country will treat you like garbage and without any form of respect for your basic fundamental human right.
ReplyDeleteThen we want other countries to treat us well
DeleteThey know they see how the country treats its own citizens
All sectors need to be evaluated cos nothing, absolutely nothing is working here but before your salary hits your account, they would have removed theirs and you can't see what the said tax is used for. Corruption has finished this country. So annoying.
DeleteO God, help and deliver Nigeria from this darkness and lawlessness in Jesus Christ name. Amen π
ReplyDeleteThank God for that church that went for prison outreach and helped call the guy's parents. May God strengthen them and enlarge the reach of their ministry.
*"36 I was naked, and you gave me clothing. I was sick, and you cared for me. I was in prison, and you visited me.’* Matthew 25:34-40
Na wa o. Many innocent people are just in prison while criminals are walking the streets freely.
ReplyDeleteNo wonder they say "omo eni ku san ju omo eni nu lo".
My God, this is heartbreaking. How did Nigeria get this bad?
ReplyDeleteNigerian police force is an embarrassment to the masses.
ReplyDeleteThe should be sued!
Some years back my brother in-law came to Lagos to visit us, he entered night bus. He arrived Berger 6am in the morning, he was about entering Pen Cenima bus when this police arrested him with other guys. We were unable to bail him till after a week. I’m so tired of this country.π♀️π♀️π♀️
ReplyDeleteThe Nigerian Police force needs urgent reforms! They have to do better! π
ReplyDeleteNot surprised, except you are a stranger
ReplyDeletein naija.
This is really sad, GOD will help us all! Please let's advice our teenagers and young youths around us to be careful , and not to go out without telling anyone.
ReplyDeleteNaijay country, I weep for thee
ReplyDeleteAre you guys surprised? Hmm I know someone who spent 11 years in Ikoyi prison (from 1994-2005) just because he went to a restaurant to eat, on his way home, he was accosted by police men who came to raid an area after a robbery. It's well sha.
ReplyDeleteOh my God
ReplyDeleteWhat am I reading
My brother was arrested 2 days back by Anticultist men for just standing infront of the house gate waiting for our mallam who went to buy suya 4 him. They checked his phone and saw nothing incriminating den they told him they will release him with 100k. He Spent the night der and yesterday i was told 2 bring 100k last last i paid 45k 4 his release so he wont sleep der till monday. What a lawless country, all dey want is just money from people and nothing else. They will kidnap you and loot you. Nigeria police, Sars, anti robbery, anti cultism are actually the criminals. I hate police and God will definitely punish them.
ReplyDeleteGod will SURELY punish them.
DeleteThis is blood money, It will not yield anything good. God!
DeleteNot only the police that are guilty of this. A colleague mum came to visit her son from another state, the day she left that was the last time they saw her
ReplyDelete11 years later he got a call from his distant cousin that his mum walked into his studio to take picture, the mum didn't even recognize the cousin again. He drove down with his sis to go see for him self, the moment the mum saw them she recognized them and burst into tears.
When she was asked about her whereabout, she said someone invited her to a church and she started attending the church, they gave her a place to stay, she was used for labour for 11 years. In her absence her hubby died, her 4 kids got married. They went back to the church to confirm n get her belongings, see the pastor thanking them, telling them how hard their mum worked for the church. My colleague said they were to happy to see their mum n he just took her home. I was mad, if such ever happens heads will roll, that pastor will be arrested. Only God know the things they must have done to her cos she couldn't even remember anything about her stay there. Things are happening
Not only the police that are guilty of this. A colleague mum came to visit her son from another state, the day she left that was the last time they saw her
ReplyDelete11 years later he got a call from his distant cousin that his mum walked into his studio to take picture, the mum didn't even recognize the cousin again. He drove down with his sis to go see for him self, the moment the mum saw them she recognized them and burst into tears.
When she was asked about her whereabout, she said someone invited her to a church and she started attending the church, they gave her a place to stay, she was used for labour for 11 years. In her absence her hubby died, her 4 kids got married. They went back to the church to confirm n get her belongings, see the pastor thanking them, telling them how hard their mum worked for the church. My colleague said they were to happy to see their mum n he just took her home. I was mad, if such ever happens heads will roll, that pastor will be arrested. Only God know the things they must have done to her cos she couldn't even remember anything about her stay there. Things are happening
π±π±π±π±π±π±What did I just read ????
DeleteAre you sure even the children were not hypnotized not to take any action?? π΅π΅...
Hmmm
DeleteThings are really happening
π¨π¨π¨11 years!!!
DeleteHypnosis at work. God knows I'll do deal with that Pastor and church had it being my mum
DeleteI am so short of words..things are happening and worse of they are saddening..
ReplyDeleteI wrote this in one of the comment sections today and I will still repeat it.
ReplyDeleteI heard the confession of a policeman turned pastor, he shot an innocent guy at UI (University of Ibadan) during one of their protest, he lied about it, 20 years later after becoming a pastor and retiring from the force, his son was killed at the same spot, he had no choice than to come on TV to confess.
They should not learn from others, people will learn from theirs
Nawa ooo. Things de happen for this country.. we are confused and our country is even tired of people leaving in it
ReplyDeleteSpeechless!
ReplyDeleteThings dey happen for Naija
Father Lord biko help us.
ReplyDeleteHunter's story.
ReplyDeleteJust like that? Unbelievable π³π³. Thank God he is found.
ReplyDeleteThe type of beast and demons that poses as policemen in other to destroy lives calls for immediate response from the Federal Government....Oh my God ππππππππππππππ π π π π π π π π π π π when will the poor ever get justice in Nigeria law.
ReplyDeleteThis happened to my husband,we just got married, he was in his mid 20's while I was in my early 20.He tried direct short service in the Nigerian navy, two weeks into the training he was arrested and detained for 1yr3 months in the naval cell in pH. Unknown to us bcos he was without phone.When we got to know when I shocked he was so lean and dehydrated, when we asked for his offence we were told he forged his certificate.How did they know his certificate we're forged they said how can a man have two degree instead of masters. The thing weak me. Infact he was even forced to accept he forged the both certificate which he refused. When we went to the various schools he attended we were told the Nigerian navy came to verify the authenticity of his certificate but we told we not forged we were even given the sighed copy given to the Navy but they were bent on humilating dis fine young man. Case was taken to court after months he was released but the navy is yet to pay him his compensation and obey the court order. In other words our Nigeria security is a scam they are heartless and carefree
ReplyDeleteWhat did I just read? You can imagine, How will the country fair while we have illiterates that's don't know the one person can have 5 bsc in different field
DeleteππππππNigeria, giant of Africa, arise from your slumber !!!!!! Your people are being dehumanized..... ahhhh
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