Friday, February fourteenth, the UN says at least 22 people have been killed in a village in the Northwest region of Cameroon. Over half of those killed were children. No one has claimed responsibility for Friday’s incident but the opposition parties blame the killing on the government.
22-year=old Nigerian caught stealing SUV at Winners' church
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When 22-year-old Mr. Samuel Sunday walked into the
Living Faith Church, popularly known as ‘Winners Chapel,’ located at
Sango-Otta, Ogun State, last week Sunday, many thought he came to worship God.
Nobody knew he came into the worship center to steal a
car. Thus, while others were singing and praising God, Sunday was frantically
searching for the perfect vehicle to steal. The perfect vehicle would be one,
whose owner forgot the gate pass inside the car. Whenever church members were
driving into the church premises, security guards at the gate would give them a
gate pass.
Nobody is allowed to drive in or out of the church
premises without the gate pass. Sunday was almost giving up hope of ever
finding the perfect car, when he chanced on a Sport Utility Vehicle (SUV).
The owner, apparently in a hurry, left the gate pass
in the car. The hunter crowed joyfully. He had
successfully broken into the car and was struggling to undo the security device of the car, in order to turn on the ignition, when a woman sighted and watched him.
successfully broken into the car and was struggling to undo the security device of the car, in order to turn on the ignition, when a woman sighted and watched him.
When he noticed the woman, he smiled sheepishly,
grimaced at himself and said: “I have lost my car key.” He didn’t know the
woman was the owner of the car.
Needless to say, Sunday was whisked away by policemen
from Obasanjo Police Station, Ogun State.
After his arrest, Sunday blamed everything on his
action, including his father’s early demise and devil. The police said:
“Sunday broke one of the rear glasses of the SUV and
forced himself into the driver’s seat. He was battling with the security device
in the vehicle, when he was discovered.”
The owner of the car, who refused to give her name,
said:
“It happened last week Sunday. We had just
finished the fourth service and decided to eat at the restaurant. We were still
at the restaurant, when one of our neighbours called that we should wait for
him. He said he wanted to drive home with us. I told one of my daughters to go
and wait for our neighbour at the point we parked our car. When she got there,
she saw the young man and rushed back to tell us.”
The woman continued:
“Initially, the suspect didn’t know that the
vehicle was ours. He told us that he owned the vehicle and that he had lost his
key.”
Sunday, who claimed to be 19-year-old and later 22,
described himself as a gospel singer. He also described himself as an
undergraduate and a driver. He said:
“I don t know what came over me. I wanted to take the
vehicle home. It has been long I left home. I’m behaving this way because my
father died when I was very young.
I have not gone to my mother’s house in Lamgbasa, Ajah
for some time. I have been staying with my nephew. I wanted to go back home
with the vehicle.”
A police source at Obasanjo Police Station, said:
“The suspect is a car thief ! We recovered wraps of
Indian hemp from him. He went to the church just for the purpose of stealing a
car from the park.
We found out that he had moved round the parking lot
before he finally saw the SUV. The owner left the gate pass inside the vehicle.
He wouldn’t have been allowed to drive the vehicle out of the premises without
the gate pass.
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