According to Tribune, he posited that if successive governments had delivered on their promises of abundant life and justice for the citizenry, those rooting for secession would not have been taken seriously.
Many stakeholders believe the matter had been swept under the carpet until the CRY FOR JUSTICE series published by TheCable.
She also posted a photo of herself in the hospital undergoing a brain scan. She wrote: "Why will a man who claims to love you, beat you to the extent of breaking your skull... what was my crime?
A man has narrated how a plumber was beaten mercilessly for trying to rape his neighbour's 12-year-old daughter. According to Elias Alex Ifeanyi, he was in his home today when he heard his neighbour's daughter screaming, "Leave me. I will tell my mummy.
She cried for help but none came her way. There was nobody around to listen to her cry of agony or to do something about it. That was how Judith's world fell apart and thus began a nightmare she is yet to wake up from, even as you read this.
The responsibility for her behaviour is on her but the production team should be ASHAMED. #BBNaija @Dejavu, "Mercy please don't cry again, at least you won the battle of the queens. I'm so happy there is justice in Big brother's house.
It is just unfortunate that Nigeria is a country where it is difficult to fight an institution and win." Another student described the fate of students in the institution as "a baby that is being spanked, but dares not cry."
One would expect that this atrocity would have generated an outrage and a cry for justice by the family, the school where she taught, the residents and the community, but the reverse is the case.
Interestingly, when Calista took the matter to court in 2010, the presiding judge, Justice (Mrs.) L.A.M. Folami, admitted several documents tendered by Calista.
***It is, however, important to note that Amnesty International is solidly behind this young man in his quest for justice. For the purpose of this write up, he was called Chijindu.
