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20-Year-Old UniPort Student Dismembered by Her Yahoo Boyfriend · DidiLawren

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  Hello and welcome back. Now for this episode I want to
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  talk about Damian Collins, the Uniport student who killed his
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  girlfriend Tiffany, who is also a Uniport student.
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  Now this like I don't even understand.
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  These are people in their 20s. These are young people in
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  school. He is studying chemical
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  engineering or something like that.
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  She's studying biochemistry. So these are intelligent people,
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  not people who are out there. They have a future.
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  But because I I cannot even imagine people in their 20s
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  wanting to drive bands at all costs.
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  You are still in school, You're still in school.
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  Anyway, the story is that this guy, Damian Collins met Tiffany
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  decided dating. I think they've been dating for
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  three years now. I think immediately she got into
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  school, she started dating him and what is the story?
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  She went to visit him over the weekend and then people started
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  looking for her. Because she was not in school,
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  she was not at home. Friends and family said that
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  they put out missing persons poster looking for her.
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  Now where Collins was leaving, the security people said he was
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  carrying a wheelbarrow. They stopped him and they asked
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  what he was carrying. This was where they realised
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  that this guy is carrying human remains.
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  He actually killed her, plucked off her eyes, cut off her breast
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  and then chopped her into smaller pieces for easy
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  disposal. Like this is somebody you've
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  dated for three years. And there there are videos
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  online where they were both happy.
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  You know, doing what boyfriend like is so ridiculous.
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  So they were asking him OK, he was not denying the whole thing,
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  that's all. He did not have any hand in the
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  whole thing. He woke up and she was already
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  dead. And then they said OK, she was
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  ready to sing for me. Last one period girl, you woke
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  up and she was dead. So what happened after that?
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  Why didn't you raise alarm? Why didn't you call neighbours?
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  He said Ohh, because they were like, let me just play that
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  video for you to see. Emery Damian.
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  In most states. Yeah.
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  That's a girl was found my house.
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  Outcome. I woke up and then I I woke up
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  and then the girl was lying there lifelessly in my house.
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  Yes, just the two of us in the house.
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  Yes. I don't know what her.
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  That's the problem. I don't know what her.
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  I know report to anybody. That was the mistake I made.
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  I did not report to anybody. I just.
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  I just left. It's not I I did not pack the
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  body, It's not inside the glamorous inside the big bag.
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  And I know I did not do anything.
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  I just carried the body like that.
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  And put on the liberal. But I now left and then came
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  back. Is me, is me.
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  I was trying to dispose it cause I thought anybody that see this
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  thing I would not blame it on me.
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  She was already she was already faced.
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  I don't know. That's the problem.
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  I don't know. Maybe an autopsy?
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  She's she. We we used to like.
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  We just used to make up and break up and you know, like.
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  Yes, we had a relationship, yes. Yes.
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  It was just. The nights.
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  She will stay the night in the morning, was when I found out.
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  In the morning, she spent the night in the room.
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  I spent the night in the parlour and then I found out that the
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  morning in the room. If you see somebody.
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  I was supposed to report, but I did not report because I was
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  very scared. I don't know what to do.
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  I was thinking if I report this thing that everybody will blame
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  it on me, everybody will blame it on me and look at it now.
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  Everybody's blame it on me. I don't know what to do.
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  Did this, but when? I don't know.
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  I know. Remember, the body was still
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  intact now. That's what I guess.
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  It was snacks and the Olanda you got.
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  Hollandia exotic actually is me, is me that is me that brought
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  it. Now it's both of us that drank
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  it. You find out.
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  All our friends. No, I did not.
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  I didn't even tell my brother. I did not tell anybody.
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  I was just very scared because I didn't know what to do.
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  No, but my neighbours, because I'm I'm just leaving the
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  compound, I just moved in. I moved in like a week ago.
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  Back off NT now. This is Callie is making excuses
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  upon excuses talking about ohh she's not he.
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  He did not kill her but you. This is somebody dated.
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  Let's say something happens. Let's say you woke up and she
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  was not breathing. Who are you?
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  A doctor to pronounce her dead? You should have called the
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  police. Call neighbours, call people to
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  say OK, something happens to my girlfriend, I don't know what
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  happened, but you cut off her because according to this, the
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  the, the the breast was missing, the eyes were missing.
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  Let's say you were trying to dispose her.
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  What? Why?
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  You OK? Cut off the head.
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  What? What has the eyes got to do with
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  that? What has the breast got to do
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  with that? This is the society we're living
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  in. I remember growing up we used to
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  watch Nollywood movies where you watch ritual killings, you watch
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  like then it was one big man who comes to the village or will
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  lure somebody with money. But these are students in the
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  university. You're thinking, OK, he's
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  studying chemical engineering or petroleum in whatever he was
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  studying. Are you thinking OK, this person
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  has a future. He has potential.
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  He can graduate and get a good job.
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  You. She's not even dating the Yahoo.
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  Like I don't even think she realised that.
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  I don't even know if she knows she was a Yahoo boy.
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  These are the issues. So you could see that the ritual
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  killing, those days where big people come in luring people,
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  taking people to bushes, these people now kill in houses in
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  their own homes. This is at the back of Killer
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  Boy who has been arrested in Sierra Leone.
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  Killer Boy was dating a girl who 21 years old, she's old.
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  She was also a student and they were dating flying different
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  places. His source of income were
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  obviously wasn't Yahoo Boy or whatever he was doing to get
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  money because at 26 years old guy who is spending lavishly.
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  Don't get me wrong, there are people making legitimate money
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  online who can spend that amount of money but killer.
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  But he doesn't have any source of income, so he had an argument
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  with girlfriend, he stabbed her, they said.
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  He also cut out some parts of her body.
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  And then he rammed, escaped to Syria alone, paid $25,000 and
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  obtained A Syrian passport. The mother was now looking for
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  her daughter. The daughter actually told the
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  mum she was going to see Killer Boy.
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  So the mom went to Killer Boy's house only to discover her
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  daughters decaying body. She raised the lamb and thank
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  God Killer Boy has been arrested.
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  He's in Sierra Leone. You're trying to get him back to
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  Nigeria to answer for his crimes.
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  Now the mother released the video thanking God and saying
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  that's ohh she she's finally able to even breathe right now.
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  Now watch this video and see. Good morning, everybody.
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  When my daughter was murdered. It was very, very difficult for
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  me to come online. I couldn't hold it.
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  That guy is that husband. My, his partner, my everything
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  you can think of. So I was really short of words.
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  I went, They start chatting me up.
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  Mommy, I'm sorry. It was a mistake the way you
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  wrote it. I thought maybe it was, yeah,
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  come out, Let's go to the policy which is coming out.
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  Then along the line he started when he saw the poster.
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  He wants to send money to me for burial is I don't need money for
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  burial. Just come out.
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  After some time you change the narrative again that it was self
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  defence as you just come out. When you come out with the
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  police you will judge. You judge my mouth, you judge my
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  daughter's massage my quite quickly as his son.
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  Then after a while after I posted the last one he posted,
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  I'm the one people my daughter was from me, which I never did.
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  And now blocked me off. It wasn't chatting me against
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  his then. So at that point I don't OK,
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  there's no way to reach him again.
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  So what I did, I sent is post passport photographs to all my
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  relatives, all my friends, all my families all over the world.
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  And I told them he has tattoo on his body that is the way to
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  identify him. So along the line my cousin in
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  Liberia and Sierra Leone, my cousin Sierra Leone on the first
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  entered me auntie, I saw somebody exactly like this.
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  So immediately my son and another of my cousin, they went
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  to Sereno. They went, they went celone a
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  day before they got there, the night the claim wanted.
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  So look at the decline 130 start hiding.
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  But then my cousin went there met with the Commissioner of
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  Police there met with everybody and talk show the picture of the
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  corpse of my daughter. Because they actually killed her
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  and left her to rotten. Actually killed her and
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  collected her phone with her. So the police have been working.
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  So yesterday night they kept tracking us.
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  It was around 2:00 AM they got they when my, my, my, my cousins
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  were there. Then I went to the hotel used to
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  lodge. I'm getting to the hotel.
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  It was a white man. The white man.
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  I said no, they can't accommodate the murderer.
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  But he has left their place. That OK let it print out his
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  passport. You can't believe me.
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  Nigerians all over the world. How do you keep my daughter on
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  the 13th of July. Best best best thing that you
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  know go Benjamin Godfrey Luna passports.
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  On the 28th of July he changed his name.
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  His son named by Benjamin. He changed it to Kano his first
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  name that his best he's changed it to.
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  Preston is middle name that is Nyarugusu.
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  He changed it to Samuel so with. That passport and the local
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  number they regard, the police. They began to work for us for
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  the past over 2 weeks, now to the glory of God, yesterday at 2
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  PM, 2:00 AM in the night Benjamin was caught.
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  Yeah, there are bloods. I can even enter our coffees on
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  alcohol. Nigeria.
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  You know what? What percent of the pain is gone
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  this morning that Benjamin is caught?
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  A whole lot of people have been saying that you cannot blame the
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  the men or the guys who the young boys who are doing all
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  these things. You also have to blame the women
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  because most Nigerian women or most young, the average Nigerian
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  woman will tell you I don't. I will need somebody that will
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  take care of me. I need somebody that will do
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  this and this. And they are looking at
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  Instagram, especially these young girls in school.
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  They want to carry Birkin bag. They want to be like talking
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  back and what they want to be like this, they want to be like
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  that. They want to leave the life, the
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  baby girl life. But you are just 21 or you are
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  just 22. You are you school.
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  You're like you've never made 100, Everyone walked and then
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  100,000. But you want to carry a bag of
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  10,000 dollars, $20,000. You want to carry a health
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  500,000 naira. And this is some people's
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  argument saying that if these young girls are not pressuring
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  the young men to make money at all costs, that this whole
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  ritual killings or Yahoo Plus will not be as rampant as it is
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  today. This is this is ridiculous.
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  This is crazy. These are young people in their
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  20s killing their girlfriends. Relax.
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  You in your 20s, what are you chasing?
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  What are you chasing? You have a whole 60 years plus
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  life to live. If you do everything in your
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  20s, what are you going to do for the rest of your life?
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  People need to I I think parents also need to play their role in
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  this whole thing. Your child is saying I want
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  iPhone 15. Your child that is in school
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  that has not earned any money. I am not saying don't buy or
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  teach them responsibility. Teach them that OK, yes, you
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  need if I can get her from 15, but these are things that you
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  need to do these these are the sacrifices are to make for me to
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  be at this point to be able to afford iPhone 15 for you.
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  And these are the things that you also need to make because
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  when we spoil kids like OK, anything they want to give them,
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  you will not teach them responsibility.
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  And then they go out there looking for who to I used don't
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  tell them no. They start looking for Yahoo
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  boys to get all these things, or they start looking for Yahoo
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  plus looking for girlfriends to cut off their eyes and breasts
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  to to get money. We need to like.
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  Ah, it's just crazy. The society we live in today.
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  Anyway, that's all I have to say for today.
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  Please, like, like, like and share.
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  Thank you very much. Bye.
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  Bye.