Konquest:

Bump.

Is this lady for real? I watched the vid and the young lady doesn't look like someone who went through a harrowing time in the hands of kidnappers and human parts sellers in Echie LGA in Rivers State. Her skin looks fresh with only purple colored stuff on some points on the surface of her skin.

Anyways, serial surveillance of those forests is needed to curtail crimes in Rivers State and other states.

Beyond any shadow of a doubt, I am absolutely convinced that the story of abject horror related by the lady in this video clip is truthful and accurate down to the last detail. With my lifetime's accumulation of understanding about the mindset of fellow Nigerians, I learned long ago that no Nigerian person of sound mind would ever fabricate a story that puts the narrator in a position of having suffered the kind of indignities that this woman endured.

"God forbid bad ting" is a time-worn exercise in blindly-optimistic wishful thinking that is uttered by people of ALL tribes that comprise the Nigerian federation. On the patently erroneous and absurd premise that God closely monitors every Nigerian person while poised to prevent calamity and misfortune from befalling them, any admission that God could NOT be of help when the worst happened would be tantamount to a declaration that the victim of such an occurrence was ABANDONED by God, possibly because the person who fell victim to predatory crime had in the past failed to display an appropriate intensity of worship to God.

This woman who explained the nightmarish series of events that befell her in Port Harcourt, which included the terrifying description of an assembly-line murder and organ harvesting procedure of fellow captives, would NEVER have fabricated witnessing such horrendous depravity if those hellish, blood-soaked crimes had not indeed occurred precisely as she recalled. The woman would have never countenanced spinning a tall tale of fiction out of fear that she might in so doing invite the wrath of God, which is a fate ALL Nigerians fear with every fiber of their being.

It is perfectly understandable to harbor a healthy level of skepticism when hearing about events that are so far beyond the pale as to beggar belief, yet, as the old saying goes, truth is stranger than fiction.

jamesversion:


Na Jakumo you dey tell say dey cap nonsense. Na wah oh. This forum is indeed a leveller. I am in shock.

Honestly my brother.

@jakumo is a man I greatly respect. He doesn't know me but I've followed him for years.

I am impressed with the the way @jakumo handled the issue. Indeed, social media is a leveller.

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