Victims of One chance robbery confessed

JoizJune 17, 2016 at 12:51 PM
I was robbed by same gang last year when I boarded a bus to ojuelegba from AP(opp Empire) bustop. Same guy withdrew from me. Bank gave me his picture but nothing was done by Police. They operate everyday @ different location. I pray they be caught.                              

Anonymous.  June 17, 2016 at 12:58 PM.                                             

I'm a big fan of your blog and consequently read your updates even though i most times do not comment.

I'm writing you to please use your blog to circulate what I'm about to write for the men who did this to me to be brought to book.

Yesterday, 28th of July 2015, i was to go to work and then left the house around 5:30am in-order to beat traffic. I stay inn Surulere, Akinhanmi area(which is opposite Empire area close to Jibowu). I boarded a bus going to Ojuelegba CMS at about 5:35am at the ForteOil/AP junction opposite Empire. I was to drop at Ojuelegba so i could take a bus going to Ketu from there. 

Immediately i entered the bus, i realized they were all men and became a little bit uncomfortable but i was consoling myself that i would soon alight at Ojuelegba. well, they closed the door and one pretended to want to alight at the GT bank area which is just before Ojuelegba. Immediately i adjusted for him to pass, he sat down beside me and the man behind me grabbed my neck and squeezed it firmly. At that point others grabbed my handbag, my laptop bag and the nylon bag i carried and started removing all contents.I counted them all and found out they were a gang of men with Driver inclusive.

My Phones(Samsung S5, BB Q5 and a Nokia 105) were taken, password for the phones were demanded for and i had to give them. By this time, One of time was already pulling down the zip of my gown while the man beside me was trying to get under my gown and stuff like that. 

I pleaded with them not to rape me but to take what they want. They took my Office laptop and charger and even my Mobile Wifi. then they took my ATM cards and demanded for my pin. When i was a bit reluctant to give them, they push me to the ground of the moving vehicle while they held my neck tighter and the other was trying to unhook my bra. All this while, the bus was moving in top speed to God knows where.

I gave them my ATM pin and soon after, two men out of the eight men dropped while i was still in the bus and the bus kept moving. when i tried to look up, and analyse where we were, i knew we were in Obalende from what i gathered about the surroundings but the bus didn't stop. I heard them call one of them 'officer' and he was giving them direction on how to bypass the checkpoints. 

After a while of moving around, one of them got a call, and said the pin is correct and after then they told me to stand up and sit on the chair which i did. They soon pushed me out of the bus and threw my almost empty bag to me. When i turned to get the plate number of the Bus(danfo yellow and black bus)i only got SMK-831. The last two alphabets were blurry and the bus zoomed off almost immediately i was pushed.

when i became aware of where i was which was already few minutes past six, i knew i was in stadium bus-stop. I saw two policemen at the Stadium traffic light checkpoint and reported the case but they just looked at me and said sorry but there's nothing they can do.

One passerby immediately gave me his phone and i called my sister to tell her what happened and to block my account but which was done.

When i could access my account details, i realized the money was withdrawn while i was still in the bus and total money withdrawn from my accounts is N266,500.00 through the ATM3 of Zenith Bank Alaka Estate Surulere. 

I have since reported to the Ojuelegba Police station but they kept saying there's little or nothing they can do but would call me if they get any information.

Attached is the picture of one of the gang who withdrew the money from my Accounts.

Please, all i was is JUSTICE. let the word be spread so these men don't continue to harm others.

Would appreciate if my identity is not disclosed for security . Please keep me ANONYMOUS.

 Anonymous. June 17, 2016 at 10:56 PM

I had same experience at fadeyi on the 19th of Jan 2015. They beat me like crazy cos I kept screaming. Well I try to be vigilant when boarding a bus but that day i lost my guard when I saw one of the officers of the law(expect it was a disguise) sitting in front. Same tactics."driver my change o I will stop at onipanu," was what one of them kept saying. when he tried to get down the other one pulled me in and collected everything I had. Thank God for life oo.                                Anonymous. June 17, 2016 at 11:32 AM

This man look like a member of the gang that attacked and robbed me and my husband this year. They also withdrew all the money in his account before releasing us.                                                                                     These are experiences shared by victims of one chance in lagos.

Melanie Trump Speech is believed to be a copy of Michelle Obama's speech

(CNN)The Donald Trump campaign denied on Tuesday allegations that Melania Trump plagiarized a Michelle Obama speech on the first night of the Republican National Convention, calling the accusation "just really absurd."

"To think that she would do something like that knowing how scrutinized her speech was going to be last night is just really absurd," Trump's campaign chairman Paul Manafort told CNN's Chris Cuomo on "New Day."

At least one passage in Trump's speech Monday night plagiarized from Obama's address to the Democratic National Convention in 2008.
Side-by-side comparisons of the transcripts show the text in Trump's address following, nearly to the word, the first lady's own from the first night of the Democratic convention in Denver nearly eight years ago.
But Manafort said the words Melania used were not "cribbed" but are common words.
"There's no cribbing of Michelle Obama's speech. These were common words and values. She cares about her family," Manafort said. "To think that she'd be cribbing Michelle Obama's words is crazy."
Manafort said attacks on Trump's speech are due to Hillary Clinton being "threatened" by Trump.
"This is once again an example of when a woman threatens Hillary Clinton, she seeks out to demean her and take her down. It's not going to work," he said.The controversy quickly overshadowed the speech, which was to have been her introduction to voters. It focused on her immigration to the US and her love for her husband.A Republican operative familiar with how the campaign was handling the speeches said a number of senior aides had a role, edited Melania's speech, suggested changes and provided guidance. Manafort told CNN's Phil Mattingly earlier on Tuesday that he wasn't involved in drafting the speech and served solely in a sign-off role.
10 times politicians have plagiarized
The Trump campaign released a statement on the speech after the similarities were uncovered, but the statement did not mention the plagiarism charge.
"In writing her beautiful speech, Melania's team of writers took notes on her life's inspirations, and in some instances included fragments that reflected her own thinking. Melania's immigrant experience and love for America shone through in her speech, which made it such a success," according to Jason Miller, the senior communications adviser.Earlier in the day, Melania Trump told NBC's Matt Lauer: "I read once over it, that's all, because I wrote it ... with (as) little help as possible."Here is Trump, on Monday:
"From a young age, my parents impressed on me the values that you work hard for what you want in life, that your word is your bond and you do what you say and keep your promise, that you treat people with respect. They taught and showed me values and morals in their daily lives. That is a lesson that I continue to pass along to our son," Trump said.
And we need to pass those lessons on to the many generations to follow. Because we want our children in this nation to know that the only limit to your achievements is the strength of your dreams and your willingness to work for them."
And here is Obama, on August 25, 2008:
"And Barack and I were raised with so many of the same values: that you work hard for what you want in life; that your word is your bond and you do what you say you're going to do; that you treat people with dignity and respect, even if you don't know them, and even if you don't agree with them.
And Barack and I set out to build lives guided by these values, and to pass them on to the next generation. Because we want our children -- and all children in this nation -- to know that the only limit to the height of your achievements is the reach of your dreams and your willingness to work for them."
The reaction:
"(To be honest), I was more offended by just about every other speech than Melania's plagiarized paragraphs," former Obama speechwriter Jon Favreau jokingly tweeted as the accusations went viral hours after Trump's address.Jarrett Hill seems to have been one of the first to notice the similarities on Twitter.He's a big fan of the Obamas, and told CNN over the phone that one particular line from Michelle Obama's 2008 speech really spoke to him: "To know that the only limit to the height of your achievements is the reach of your dreams and your willingness to work for them."
When he heard Melania Trump start saying "the only limit to your achievements," he new something was wrong.
Hill said he then Googled Michelle Obama's speech and saw the similar lines.
"It was kind of a total recall moment," he said.
After he posted the comparison on Twitter, his tweet garnered 16,000 retweets."Um. This is becoming a thing," he later tweeted.
Never gonna let you down?
In an even stranger twist, some on social media posited that Trump surreptitiously Rickrolled everyone in the middle of her speech.
"He will never give up," she said of her husband. "And most importantly, he will never, ever let you down."
The chorus of the 80s classic sounds very similar: "Never gonna give you up/ Never gonna let you down/ Never gonna run around and desert you."
A bit of background -- Rickrolling is where you get someone to unwittingly click on a link to the video of the Rick Astley song "Never Gonna Give You Up."
So, for example, if someone were to tell you to click here, saying it's another article about Melania Trump, and you click, you have been Rickrolled.

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A Ghanaian Doctor Performs surgery on the roadside

Ghanaian doctor in Australia saves accident victim with roadside surgery
A Ghanaian doctor based in Perth, Australia, Dr. Kwasi Yeboah, made headlines after he performed roadside surgery without anaesthesia on a man involved in a road accident.
The accident victim was returning to Perth when the accident took place and was critically injured with multiple broken bones and a punctured lung.

Dr. Kwasi Yeboah, a registrar at the Royal Perth Hospital, happened upon the accident after missing his turn in search of mangoes at a mango farm and having come across the victim, he believed the only decision was to operate him right there if there was any chance of him surviving.Dr. Yeboah narrated the incident: 

“I was going to find mangoes to buy on a mango farm and I think I missed my turning or I couldn’t find the sign so I kept driving north… It was chaotic and hard to describe as there were cars driving past and people pulling up as well and at a distance running across the road, I didn’t think he will make it. At that time the assessment was that he had a tension pneumothorax which is a life threatening condition and could be fatal. He was deteriorating before our eyes, his blood pressure was going down, his heart rate was rising, his oxygen level was dropping, and I thought he was going to die. Anything you do for a patient is a calculated risk and at that time it was a calculated risk that had to be made within seconds. He was going to have a cardiac arrest so I said to him, mate I am going to do something which is going to hurt, but it will save your life, then he put his hand on my knee and said go for it.When he was ready for transfer back into the helicopter, he deteriorated again so he kept saying doc doc doc you’ve got to do something so I run back, and they took him out of the ambulance unto the road and then I had to open up his chest ".                                           The victim after four months is still in a wheelchair and is expected to walk again. - 

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A Pakistan Model killed by her Brother

Ms Baloch, 26, recently caused controversy by posting controversial pictures of herself on social media, including one alongside a Muslim cleric.
Police say she was strangled to death.
Cases of women being killed for 'dishonouring' their family are commonplace in Pakistan.
Qandeel Baloch became a household name for posting bold, sometimes raunchy, photographs, video and comments.
How her murder reflects a divided country
Ms Baloch's parents told The Express Tribune that she was strangled to death on Friday night following an argument with her brother.
They said her body was not discovered until Saturday morning. Her parents have been taken into custody, the Tribune reported.
Ms Baloch had gone to Punjab from Karachi because of the threat to her security, police say.Ms Baloch was admired by liberals but reviled by conservatives
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Ms Baloch appeared alongside a Muslim cleric in images uploaded onto social media
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In a recent interview she was bitterly critical of Pakistan's patriarchal society
"[Her] brothers had asked her to quit modelling," family sources quoted by the Tribune said.
Sources quoted by the newspaper said that Wasim was upset about her uploading controversial pictures online and had threatened her about it.
Police said he had not been arrested and was on the run.
'No woman is safe'
Ms Baloch's murder was condemned by filmmaker Sharmeen Obaid-Chinoy, whose documentary A Girl in the River: The Price of Forgiveness won an Oscar earlier this year.
"I really feel that no woman is safe in this country, until we start making examples of people, until we start sending men who kill women to jail, unless we literally say there will be no more killing and those who dare will spend the rest of their lives behind bars," she told the AFP news agency.
Why some say death is 'good news', by BBC World Service South Asia editor Jill McGivering
Qandeel Baloch used social media to find fame and the reactions there showed the feelings she inspired, from admiration to disgust.
Some called her death "good news" and even praised her suspected killer. Others said it was wrong to condone her murder, even if she was flawed. Some showed outright support.
Qandeel Baloch has been dubbed Pakistan's Kim Kardashian. There are comparisons: the provocative selfies, the pursuit of celebrity, the controversial rise to notoriety.
But in Pakistan, women, especially poor ones, still lack basic rights, from schooling to choosing a husband and violence against them is rife. The country struggles with sexuality and especially with "immodest" women.

The fact that many of Qandeel's videos went viral suggests a titillating fascination with confident female sexuality - along with fear of its power and of her assertion of independence. However she lived her life, tweeted one, it was her life.
Ms Baloch rose to fame in Pakistan in 2014 when a video of her pouting at the camera and asking "How em looking?" went viral.
In a recent interview she was bitterly critical of Pakistan's patriarchal society and described herself as a leading exponent of girl power.
While many younger people saw her as a cultural icon and hailed her liberal views, she was also subjected to frequent misogynist abuse online.
Her request for better security was ignored by the government, Dawn reported, despite pleas made three weeks ago to the interior minister and other senior officials.
Hundreds of women are murdered every year in Pakistan in so-called honour killing  cases