Jungle Justice : Three men castrated for robbery, rape . Two of them did not survive the ordeal .

 

 According to ghananews, a shocking incident unfolded in Nyanga, a township located in Cape Town, South Africa, where three out of four suspects involved in a hijacking, robbery, and rape case lost their lives in a brutal act of retribution. 

Allegedly, taxi drivers in the area took the law into their own hands, inflicting a gruesome punishment on the suspects by severing their private parts. The incident has sent shockwaves through the community, raising concerns about vigilantism and the breakdown of law and order.

According to eyewitness accounts, the incident took place late last night when the suspects hijacked an Avanza, a popular minivan model used for public transportation. The suspects reportedly used the vehicle to commit multiple crimes, robbery and rape. Their actions left the community in a state of fear and outrage.

In what can only be described as a harrowing turn of events, taxi drivers from the area caught up with the suspects and took matters into their own hands. As a form of vigilante justice, it is alleged that the taxi drivers retaliated by castrating the suspects, resulting in their subsequent deaths. The incident highlights the deep frustration and anger among the community towards rising crime rates and the perceived lack of effective action from law enforcement.

Police and paramedics swiftly responded to the scene following reports of the incident. They discovered the lifeless bodies of three suspects, while one survived the horrifying ordeal and was immediately attended to by medical professionals. The survivor was later taken into police custody, and investigations into the entire incident have been initiated.

The incident has sparked a heated debate within the community and across the country, with opinions divided on the actions of the taxi drivers. While some residents sympathize with the frustration that led to such extreme retaliation, others condemn the act as a dangerous erosion of the justice system and the rule of law.

The South African Police Service (SAPS) has condemned the incident and emphasized the importance of allowing the legal system to handle criminal cases. They have urged the public to have faith in law enforcement agencies and promised to intensify efforts to combat crime in the area.

As the investigation continues, it is clear that this incident highlights the deep-seated issues of crime, vigilantism, and frustration with the justice system in South Africa. The incident serves as a stark reminder of the urgent need for improved law enforcement, community engagement, and effective measures to address the root causes of crime in order to prevent such acts of vigilantism from occurring in the future.

Armed policeman restrains himself from shooting after being dragged by angry commuters for allegedly causing accident over N100

 

A policeman armed with a gun is seen in a video restraining himself as angry commuters held his uniform and dragged him mercilessly for allegedly causing a vehicle to upturn in an accident on a major road. 

 One of the commuters was seen holding and dragging the policeman's jacket covering his uniform name tag as they alleged that he wanted to cause thier “death over a N100 bribe.”

The policeman who has been identified as Abu Mathew, hid his face at some point as the commuters continued filming

CP AMMANI VISITS WIFE OF POLICE SERGEANT DELIVERED OF TRIPLET

 

Supports and prays for family, commends officer in-charge of medical and team

The Commissioner of Police, Enugu State Command, CP Ahmed Ammani, had visited the Nigeria Police Clinic, located at the State Headquarters, G.R.A. Enugu, where *Mrs. Juliet Ochai*, the wife of a Police Sergeant, Ochai Isaiah, was delivered of a triplet, two boys and one girl.

 CP Ammani, while thanking God for the successful delivery of the triplet, prayed for His provision and preservation of the babies and family. He commended the Officer in-charge of Medical, CSP (Dr.) Blessing Isi Ijiomah, and her team for a job well-done, tasking them to keep up the good work and ensure excellent medical services delivery to Police personnel and members of the public.

The Commissioner, who was joined in the visit by the Deputy Commissioner of Police in-charge of Operations, DCP Olasoji Akinbayo, the Assistant Commissioner of Police, Department of Finance and Administration, ACP Hope Isiani Okereke, and other Staff Officers of the Command, enjoined public spirited citizens to, as much way as possible, support the family in the upkeep of the triplet.

Court orders Seun Kuti to live with police men he disdains for two days.

 

Magistrate Adeola Olatunbosun of the Yaba court has ordered that Afrobeat singer, Seun Kuti, be kept in police cell for two day over allegations that he assaulted a police officer.

The police prosecution, led by S. A Adebese and Morufu Animashaun, pleaded with Magistrate Adeola Olatunbosun of the Yaba court , to order that Kuti be kept in police custody for 21 days pending legal advice from the Directorate of Public Prosecution DPP 

However, Kuti’s attorney, led by Femi Falana (SAN), begged the court not to remand his client, claiming that they were unaware of the remand application.

After hearing both parties, the magistrate asked for five-minute break to allow her to think on her own. Upon her return, the magistrate stated that she would not rely on police inquiry and thus remanded the defendant in police custody for 48 hours.

Delivering her judgment, she ordered that the musician be held in police custody for 48 hours before being granted bail in the sum of N1 million.

Trouble started for Kuti when he was captured in a viral video assaulting a police officer. .

Speaking on the arrest one Kenneth Omos said 

" There is a video making the rounds on the internet showing Kuti bragging to many slaps police officers have received from him. The assault is considered by many as an irony since Kuti had been a strong campaigner against police brutality . Therefore ,seeing him doing what he condemned the police of is shocking to me and many Nigerians and I want him to be prosecuted him to the latter". 

A trader Ayo Olumide said " It is sad that we do not have human rights activists but those claiming to be human rights activists are civilian rights activists. If not why will they be pampering what Seun Kuti did as provocation? If it was a policemen that slapped Kuti like that , the so called endsars advocates would be calling for the head of the policeman. But they are mute and some who are speaking are not condemning Seun's action. I see them as hypocrites , double standard activists . We can see that Falana that is standing as is lawyer for Seun is not a human rights activist. If you say you are a human right activist, your activism should be for all human beings. Are policemen not human beings? We can see his buddies like Mr. Macaroni, Peter Okoye including an Arise TV journalist Oseni Rufia rather than condemn Kuti's assault on the policeman as they do when policemen assault civilians are berating Lagos state police command for handcuffing him not minding the fact that Kuti may loose his temper and slap , assault another policeman. He is seen as a dangerous man who slaps policemen and brags about it. He thinks he is above the law but the long arm of the law had catch up with him". 

A civil servant Mrs Ayoka Martains said " Seun's so called human rights activists friends and lawyers have shown Nigerians and the world whom they truly are. If Falana is truly a human rights activist, he should be defending the assaulted policeman , rather, see him defending a man who slaps and curses , promoting violence against his fellow human being. If it was a civilian that Seun attacked, they would have downplayed his offence because he has been masquerading as a human rights activist, whereas he is as bad like the policemen he condemned and it's sad that Falana is defending him.". 

PSC CHAIRMAN ADMITS WOMEN ARE MARGINALISED ,DISCRIMINATED AGAINST IN NPF

 

The issue of female marginalisation in the Nigeria Police Force has been acknowledged by the Police Service Commission Chairman Dr . Solomon Arase .

 Dr. Arase was speaking on Tuesday with Beatrice Eyong, the Country Representative to Nigeria and ECOWAS of the United Nations Women where he pledged the Commission's commitment to restore the dignity of Police Women.

Dr. Arase who visited the Nigerian Office of the United Nations admitted that discrimination against women including Police women was real, and said the Commission needed strategic partnership with the world organization to improve the welfare and self worth of the Nigerian Police Women.

He disclosed that the Commission under his watch will ensure a recruitment policy redirection that will see more women into the Nigeria Police so that they could compete favourably for management positions in the Force.

The PSC Chairman was confronted with the absence of Women in the core Policy positions in the Police with the glaring situation where no woman is currently a State Command Commissioner throughout the Country.

He noted that the world has moved and that there must henceforth be equity and balance in the appointment of Officers in the Nigeria Police Force.

According to him " we will use data and statistics to engage the leadership of the Nigeria Police to ensure that women are properly represented in the decision making positions of the Force.

Dr. Arase called for the support of the Organization to create the necessary awareness for women to show interest in Police Work and to support their progress in service".

He promised to ensure that our State Commands will soon have Women CPs who will be appointed on merit and capacity.

He called for support in capacity building for women in the Police such as mentoring programmes in police training institutions like train the trainer and simplifying the gender policy of the Police.

Dr. Arase disclosed that the first gender desk in the Nigeria Police was put in place under his watch adding that there was need for sufficient training for our women Police working in the desk so that they can work with emphathy and have adequate communication skills to manage issues as they arise.

He invited the Country Representative to also create time to present lectures at Police Colleges with her colleagues to motivate women Police Officers undergoing training.

Beatrice Eyong in her remarks Said the Organization was interested in the reform of the security sector as it affected women Police.

She promised to assist provide technical support and quality coordination to ensure gender equality.

She called for autonomy for the gender desk in the Nigeria Police but frowned that as at today there was no woman state Command Commissioner of Police in the Country.

Mrs. Eyong called for the support of the Commission to rectify the gender inequality in the State Commissioner cadre presently in the 

Police.

Man Kills Sister, Son Kills Mother for Get Rich Fast Ritual Purpose.

 

One Amos Olalere has narrated how his mother allegedly assisted him in killing his younger sister for get rich fast ritual purposes. 

Olalere who is said to be 29, allegedly informed police men attached to the Lagos state police command that he killed his sister to boost his chances to defraud people on the internet called Yahoo Yahoo plus. 

The young man said “My mother took me to a herbalist who told me if I want to be successful in the yahoo business, I will have to sacrifice one life and that person must be my sister . I love so much.

“After hearing from the herbalist, it took me months before I could carry out the act . My mother also encouraged me to kill my sister so we can be rich.

“My mother planned the entire incident. She was the one that bought a poison which she put in my sister’s food.

“The herbalist also instructed that I must sleep with my sister, suck her vagina after she was dead then threw her into the river for the ritual procedures to be completed.”

The suspect was arrested on his way to dispose off the corpse of his sister when he was arrested

In a related development, one Kingley Emobor 18 has narrated how he allegedly killed his mother and slept with her corpse for two days in their rented apartment in Edo state. 

 He said “I wanted to use my mother for ritual. I am 18 years old. My father died long ago. It was one man called One Love that told me to use my mother for money ritual. He promised to give me ₦50,000 if I can kill my mother and also sleep with her then take out her private part. One love said I should cut my mother’s ear alongside her private part and bring it for ritual purposes. It was my cousin that noticed that my mother has been missing and then came to look for her and that was how I was exposed". 

Bride 18, killed 48 hours after wedding

 

An 18 years old bride was killed by her husband 48 hours after her wedding

The bride identified as Aya al-Shibini, was killed for refusing to have sex with her husband on the first day of marriage. However, her mother confirmed that al-Shibini's groom asked her daughter to perform inappropriate sexual moves and he stabbed her to death when she refused.

The bride's mother added, in statements with the "Cairo 24" website: "I asked my daughter for patience as she was at the beginning of her marriage."

Egyptian media said that the husband confessed to stabbing his wife several times to death 48 hours after marriage after she refused to have sex with him and claimed that she accused him of being impotence.

According albawaba.com,  the victim's family said that al-Shibini was found inside her home covered in blood, with several stab wounds, and her husband fled the house the victim’s family arrived.

Witnesses and neighbors said that the bride and her husband were heard arguing overnight. Following the crime, the husband was arrested by the police and confessed to carrying out the crime.