140 Years For Gichira

 

A man who sexually abused and impregnated his two underage daughters was Thursday jailed 140 years by a Baricho Court in Kirinyaga, according to online reports.

The prosecutor, Patricia Gikunju, told the court that the girls were abused and one of them gave birth to a baby girl who is now seven months old.

Akorino 'pastor' John Gichira Gichini, age 51 was sentenced after being convicted of the charges against him.

The accused told the court that between June 2019 and August 2020 he sexually abused his daughters aged 14 and 16 years.

 During the sentencing, Senior Principal Magistrate Anthony Mwicigi said the pastor destroyed the lives of his daughters and that he deserves heavy punishment to serve as deterrent to other would-be offenders.

The magistrate described the convict as a very bad person whose name should be entered into the register of convicted and most dangerous sex offenders.

However, Gichini in his defense, told the court that he was misled by the devil and sought for forgiveness by his daughters and the court. "The devil reigning on earth and making people to sin.", he said. "I sinned, but I'm remorseful and I will be very happy if pardoned. It was my first time to commit such a crime in my life"

Quoting the Bible, Mr. Mwicigi said the convict is a wicked man whose days are numbered.

Reports have it that relatives said the Gichini had warned his daughters of dire consequences if they reported him.

The convict had been on the run since last December but was flushed out of his hideout in Mbeere South on Sunday and taken to Sagana police station.

See how the KBC Channel captures it in the video below:

 

I grew up in the ghetto and fighting was a pastime! - Aisha Yesufu

A Nigerian soci-political activist and co-convener of the Bring back Our Girls Movement, Aisha Yesufu yesterday tweeted "I grew up in the ghetto and fighting was a pastime! We had no food to eat so we ate insults in place of food. I don't do nice. If you do anyhow on my TL you will see anyhow but I will not block or mute you. Na you go run when you tire!"

See the screen shot of the tweet and related video below:

When my marriage ended it ended in two ways, I nearly died - Princess

 

Nigerian comedienne, Princess Oluwadamilola Adekoya talks about her broken marriage and related issues on TVC's YOUR VIEW. Check out the video below: 

 

Deputy Governor Sends Birthday Wish To His Son

 

Deputy Governor of Kogi State, Chief Edward David Onoja, yesterday tweeted a b birthday message to his son "HBD son. To God be the Glory. You will fulfill purpose on EARTH". See the screen shot of the tweet below:

God never does His greatest feats in your yesterdays; they are always in your future - Joel Osteen

'God never does His greatest feats in your yesterdays; they are always in your future. The scripture says, "The path of the righteous gets brighter and brighter". What God has in front of you is more fulfilling, more rewarding than anything you've seen in the past'. 

That was the message from Pastor Joel Osteen for today via his twitter handle.

 

Time is too short to live bitter, offended - Joel Osteen

 "Life is fragile. Time is too short to live bitter, offended. God knows what you didn't get. He knows what wasn't fair. Quit trying to make people pay you back. Go to God and He'll make it up to you"

That was the message today from Joel Scott Osteen via his twitter page.

Closing our Eyes to the Evidence before us

Bishop Matthew Hassan Kukah's 2020 Christmas Day Homily titled: Closing our Eyes to the Evidence before us

As always, bishop Matthew Hassan Kukah has analyzed Nigeria's current situation prophetically, intellectually and socially, and has presented the facts as they are based on the evidence before us. He has continually addressed those who wield the reins of power to rule with a bit of humanity and work for the collective good of Nigeria. His record of positive criticisms and suggesting ways to overcome Nigeria's problems spans from the time of the military until now. History will vindicate him for confronting the evil of injustice in Nigeria even at the expense of his own safety. Speaking truth to power in Nigeria, no doubt, demands an uncommon courage, because it is dangerous to do so, and those in power often consider themselves to be beyond the arms of the law.

Bishop Kukah's Christmas message titled, "A Nation in Search of Vindication," accurately and without bias describes the current state of Nigeria: A journey without a feasible destination in sight. In the words of the bishop: "This government owes the nation an explanation as to where it is headed as we seem to journey into darkness." The evidence before us suggests this same conclusion, for beside hunger and poverty, we live in one of the most unsecured countries in the world, as notable northern leaders, including the Sultan of Sokoto, have attested. When will all these end, given the fact that this government placed eradicating corruption and insecurity on the front burner of its campaign promises? When asked government's timeframe for ending Nigeria's security challenges about a week ago, the President's Special Adviser on Media and Publicity, Mr. Femi Adesina, seems to have no clue. Against logic and international best practices, he simply told Nigerians to be patient with government until whenever that happens. His view that Nigerians, who die daily in the hands of armed herdsmen and terrorists, do the government no favour by being patient is perhaps the most uncritical and insensitive statement to ever come from a government spokesperson. Again, no explanation is offered, no realistic hope is given; patient must the people be. Mr. Adesina's statement seems to reinforce the suspicion that this government is aloft from the challenges of Nigerians.

Mother pleads with Nigerian government as more than 300 students missing after school raid

Mother pleads with Nigerian government as more than 300 students missing after school raid. Some 337 students are still unacounted for after an attack on the Government Science Secondary School Kankara in Nigeria last week, CNN Africa reports. See the video below:

 

You don't have to be naked to feel beautiful - Halima Abubakar

 

Dr. Halima Abubakar via her twitter handle submits that "You don't have to be naked to feel beautiful". Do you agree?

 

If you are still wearing Trouser, Tights and Leggings as a Lady, your chance's of getting to Heaven is Zero - Victor Edet

According to Victor Edet, a Nigerian Evangelist, "The cold weather in Europe, America and Canada shouldn't be an excuse why you should wear Trouser, Tight or Leggings. There are Women who wore skirts in Acient Day's in Europe, America and Canada before Satan introduced Female Trouser. If you are still wearing Trouser, Tights and Leggings as a Lady, your chance's of getting to Heaven is Zero. Deuteronomy: 22-5."

 

So, what do you think?

MOHAMMED ADAM, THE BOKO HARAM CHILD SOLDIER

 

Boko Haram Child Soldier, a 15 year old boy identified as Mohammed Adam has revealed how the Boko Haram terrorist group converts minors to Islamic fighters. Watch the video below to know more, curtesy of AriseNews:

 

Do not spoil what you have by desiring what you don't have - Broda Shaggi

 

Samuel Animashaun Perry, a Nigerian comedian, songwriter and musician known better in the social circle as Broda Shaggi recently sent a message to his Instagram fans "Do not spoil what you have by desiring what you don't have, remember that what you now have was once among the things you only hoped for." What's your take on this?

How Careful Can One Be?

 Can you beat this? Watch this video and ponder a while: