They mobilized some young boys to look for the boy who raped their daughter. They reportedly searched for the rapist in every nook and corner of the village without success. They therefore decided to continue the search at night.

“Immediately I saw the gun, I said to my self that after all my training in the Navy I will not allow a small boy to just kill me like that. So, I jumped on him and was struggling to take the gun away from him. I almost took the gun from him because I also thought he was the only one.

There was confusion in the parish on October 11,this year when Monsignor Enuagha introduced a new order of celebrating mass which ensured that English language session should hold by 6 am and 8 am while the Hausa language session holds by 10 am every Sunday instead of the previous situation whereby English language session held by 6 am and 10 am while the Hausa language session held by 8 am.

The issues there is saving human beings. The hospitals had not been willing to save lives of accident/gun shot victims brought to the emergency wards because of police report. These are issues that, a split second can save the life of the affected person. When we started, we identified that the issue is critical to victims of crime and those who become victims of crime may not necessarily be the criminals.

They vowed to kill me and my unborn baby and my three and half year ~old daughter if my husband failed to pay them N20 million as ransom for our release”. These were the words of Mrs. Nkechi Odidika who, alongside her little daughter, Sandra have just been rescued by Men of the Benue State Police Command from the den of kidnappers who abducted them two days ago from Kebbi state en~route one of the southern states.