Friday, 15 December 2017

Soldier Sentenced To Death For Killing Five Rescued Civilians In Borno


The General Court Martial (GOC) sitting in Maiduguri, Borno State has sentenced a soldier serving in Operation Lafiya Dole to death for murder.
Deputy Director 7 Division Army Public Relations, Colonel Kingsley Samuel in a statement on Friday said the soldier, Lance Corporal John Godwin, was charged with murder for killing five rescued civilians in Yamteke town of Borno State.
The civilians were earlier rescued by troops of the soldier’s battalion and were taken for investigation at the time the soldier shot and killed five of them.
“Another soldier, Sergeant Innocent Ototo, was sentenced to life imprisonment for manslaughter after torturing and killing a 13-year-old boy who he said stole his phone. The incident happened at Zamanbari area of Maiduguri metropolis in Borno State.

Wednesday, 29 November 2017

AYELSA SECURES CONVICTION OF MAN WHO DRAGGED PHYSICALLY CHALLENGED 6-YEAR-OLD GIRL INTO BUSH AND BRUTALLY RAPED HERTHE

AYELSA SECURES CONVICTION OF MAN WHO DRAGGED PHYSICALLY CHALLENGED 6-YEAR-OLD GIRL INTO BUSH AND BRUTALLY RAPED HERTHE
The International Federation of Women Lawyer (FIDA) Bayelsa branch on Tuesday, November 28, secured the conviction of a man who was arraigned in court for raping a physically challenged six-year-old girl.
FIDA shared the good news on its Facebook page,

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EGYPTIAN SECURITY FORCES KILL 11 SUSPECTED MILITANTS

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ZIMBABWEAN PRESIDENT ISSUES 3-MONTHS ULTIMATUM TO LOOTERS TO RETURN STOLEN FUNDS

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