TRAGIC: Nigerian Sentenced To Death In Vietnam

 

This is the worst of all, its so tragic, only if the government would intervene to save the life of this young man.

 

While some Nigerians are still busy complaining over the statement credited to US Senator Ted Cruz about is ranting on yahoo boys in Nigeria, another Nigerian, identified as Ejiogu, has brought us shame.

 

Ejiogu who was arrested at Vietnam’s Tan Son Nhat Airport, after arriving from Thailand, with drugs found in 19 nylon bags hidden in a battery charger, has been sentenced to death by a court in the country.

 

During interrogation, Ejiogu claimed that he was asked by a man to carry some goods… The goods, he claimed, were in the 19 nylon and the battery charger to Vietnam for him, adding that he did not know there were drugs inside.

 

But he couldn’t provide any information of the said man in court. What a sad way for this young Nigerian to end his life!

 

In the end the fact still is, we should stay away from illegal businesses.  

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My Husband Chased Me Out Of The House and My First Son Slapped Me - Winner Of Supermom

 

What a painful story, well success stories usually have painful beginnings but this is quite outrageous, The Society for the Safety of the Insane and Destitute (SOSAID) emerged winner of the fourth edition of the Supermom reality show, which was broadcast on various Nigerian television channels.

The orphanage, which was founded by Mrs Concern Martins beat other finalist to win the grand price of N2m.

Recalling her experience, the founder, Mrs Martins said she was chased out of the house by her husband and slapped by her first son because they were embarrassed with her SOSAID project.

"In the beginning, I was going about the streets with camera crew and those who will help in carrying the insane for me, this made my husband chase me out of the house because he felt I was embarrassing the family even my first son hit me on the face and I slept on the streets for eight months when I started the project.

"When I see some schools discriminating against my kids, telling the kids not to come to school because they are from So-Said (motherless babies' home) I shed tears," she said.

Describing Mrs Martins, 44 year old medical matron at So-Said, identified as Mrs. Gift Abudu said she was a charitable and God-fearing woman.

 

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