I have just watched the video link University Of Edo State Lesbians In Action. What I saw was University of Edo State video of lesbians with music at the background and some lewd full sexual inappropriate behaviour of adult girls in the University of Edo State, Ekpoma, Nigeria. Two weeks ago, a forum posted a gang rape in UNIFE - Obafemi Awolowo University Ile-Ife. I am waiting to watch the video, they have shown nothing of it yet. But the one

 making the waves now is the ABSU gang rapists of 5. Apologies to UNIEDO alums for the disgrace.

This EDO ACTION, is one of the most shocking materials I have ever come across, considering our very religious society it is very strange to find students on our campuses engaging in high level immoral act in school Wow!!, real porn! Perhaps all the nollywood flips where all fictitious lesbian actions are portrayed are real after all!

I have also watched yet another audio tape of a gang rape that allegedly took place in UNIEDO. The girls' offence: suspected lesbians.They videoed themselves in action. The next day, campus cultists that saw the video attacked them. So they were made to not only do it between themselves, but also the guys went ahead to punish, beat and rape them.

We have definitely surpassed South Africa! They also videoed the rape and posted it online.

What? For goodness sake, what is becoming of our Institutions? We are in for a big battle. Is there a way to declare a state of emergency in our Universities?  

Meanwhile a scandalous allegation of having sex with minor Philippine girls have been made against 8 out of the 96 Nigerian boys from Niger Delta who were on the sponsorship of the Federal Government of Nigeria Amnesty programme in far-away Philippine.

The Nigerian suspects stands the risk of being thrown into jail for the next 18 years unless they cough out 1million pesos each (about N3.5m). Already, the organizers of the programme have dished out about 5 million pesos to Philippine Police to amend the charges in order to give the boys a leeway out of the hook of the law.

The Head of the Philippine National Police Criminal Investigation and Detection Group (CIDG), Samuel Pagdilao said the Nigerians were arrested last Wednesday inside a hotel in Manilla for allegedly engaging in a sex trade involving female minors.

He gave the names of the suspects as ; Lucky Nelson, 24, Dumalo Gbue, 25, Yerebbari Neemana, 29, Owki Baknanawe, 29, Sundah Korobriowei Mathew, 29, Gabriel Tekena, 28, Worlo Enyi, 25 and Mark Jack, 24.

 

According to him, “the authorities learned about the suspects’ illegal activities after receiving an e-mail complaint from the mother of one of the minors alleging that “The [minors] were being sold to the suspects for sexual services at the hotel.”

 

The complainant also sought the assistance of CIDG for the rescue of her daughter,” In a rescue operation at about 10 p.m. of Wednesday, CIDG operatives saw a certain Emma Cruz, believed to be the minors’ “handler,” negotiating with the Nigerians outside the hotel.

The victims were being peddled to the suspect for P1, 500 each. Authorities then arrested the Nigerians after the complainant-mother, who went along with the CIDG operatives, recognized one of the minors being “sold” as her 14-year-old daughter. But the alleged “handler” eluded arrest.”

Pagdilao said charges for violation of the Anti-violence Against Women and Children Law and the Anti-human Trafficking in Person Law are being prepared against the suspects and lauded the CIDG’s “Project Angel Net,” a police campaign introduced by the CIDG to prevent children from becoming victims of cyber- sex, cyber -pornography, and other trafficking and sex trade-related abuses.

The video clip of the gang rape of a Nigerian girl in Abia State scorched the conscience of the world and inspired an outcry that still reverberates. For the victim, it was a near complete destruction of her life, a permanent shame, stigma and humiliation. For the perpetrators, it was a display of a brazen effrontery and sense impunity that underlies a growing subculture of utter lawlessness across Nigeria. Even for a society that has been shocked too numerous a time, this incident went one level too far.

Both the ABIA GANG OF 5, and the UNI EDO, and UNIBEN LESBIANS are very stupid and foolish. What feelings are they getting from that? If they need sex and romance why can't they seek for good guys or girls and start a good relationship. I believe that these girls don't even know God, they are prostitutes, they dont even come out from good or christian families ,wild and useless girls. 

However, a further note on the Philipines incident. In a swift reaction, most of the Nigerian boys undergoing the programme told Crime Guard on phone that it was a frame up geared towards extorting money from them. One of them who craved for strict anonymity gave a vivid account of what really took place on the day in question.

According to him, “At about 10pm local time, our boys who have the habit of seating in front of their hotel of residence, saw the police arrive in three SUV Van and began arresting as much of the blacks as they saw.

Some of the boys were able to run into their hotel room and by that escaped being arrested. They were taken to Campo Crame, a police Village in Quzon City. We went there and were told by the police officers that the boys were arrested for engaging minors in sex.

“We got a lawyer who came to negotiate for us. We, however, discovered it was a setup organized by the police and some of their informants (who, one of the boys) had engaged before for sex as a prostitute which is called pokpok in filipino language and did not pay her.

In truth, the boys did not commit the offense as charged, but it is a common thing for Philippine police to set foreigners up and extort money from them. When we went into negotiation, they asked us to pay 1,000,000.00 pesos per person or they will charge them and make sure they go in for a minimum of 18 years jail term here in the Philippines.

They have perfected a process that will make it difficult for the boys to be acquitted as well as delay court process till the end of our stay. We were left with no option but to negotiate with them.

We involved the Nigerian Embassy, and the Ambassador, Mr. S.A.O Egurube, Charge d’Affaires en titre / Head of Mission and Mr. Abraham E. Okoliko who is the Minister (Consular and Information) among other staff of the embassy, were at the police station.

“However, their presence made the police uncomfortable and as such, the boys were charged to court without further delay. The embassy had to withdraw so that we could negotiate effectively.

At this point, we gave the police 5 million pesos and the charges were amended to give the boy a leeway out of the hook of the law. At present, a court process is going on and by the grace of God, they will be out in, at most, 2 weeks time. We are still spending more money in the court process to fast track it.”

Vanguard Crime Guard also reported that the Phillippine Star, a local tabloid celebrated the story against the Nigerian boys who are studying pipe line and underwater welding at MFI Foundation.

 

Sequel to the ABSU case in particular, and the seeming sexual violence epidemic staring us in the face generally; and the general agreement, that there is an urgent need for proper documentation and coordinated/strategic response to the issue, I am proposing some set of activities, that would lead to a National Call for Action to end Impunity for Sexual Violence in Nigeria.

 

For the EDO girls, the end result wasn't funny. What started with an innocent video and the issue of apologies crept in here and there, end with bad boys actually materializing their threats. The same girls that were innocently having fun were attacked by some stubborn boys.  

They are those that their parents are dead or gave a free hand and they took it to the esteem. It's in their culture. Most of this ashewo local and international comes from their State so am not surprised to see this. My pikin dey school dey study, na lieee!!. hiiiiiiiiiisssssssssssssssssssssssssssssss. God have mercy on us all. 

 

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