The anti-cultism law also stipulates a 15-year jail term for anyone found guilty of abetting cultists.
This law repeals the Cultism (Prohibition) Law of 2007 (now Cap. C18, Laws of Lagos State of Nigeria, 2015) and provides for more stringent punitive measures, and is applicable to the public, as against the restriction of the previous law to students of tertiary institutions.
This law repeals the Cultism (Prohibition) Law of 2007 (now Cap. C18, Laws of Lagos State of Nigeria, 2015) and provides for more stringent punitive measures, and is applicable to the public, as against the restriction of the previous law to students of tertiary institutions.
This is good. Hopefully it works. Weldone sit!
ReplyDeleteVery good one. Plateau state government should do same. The rate of cultism in the state is on the increase and government is keeping quiet. People being killed or maimed, robbed, beaten or raped everyday.
DeleteNice one..i hope it applies to those in power too abi na government
ReplyDeleteLet's hope it works. We that stay in oworo knew what we passed through last year. If not for God, I almost got hit by their bullets. Lagos is too full of little boys going around with arms
ReplyDeleteLet's hope it works. We that stay in oworo knew what we passed through last year. If not for God, I almost got hit by their bullets. Lagos is too full of little boys going around with arms
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