E-X-P-O-S-E-D!!! INEC Registered 6.1 Million Under-Aged Votered To Please The North.

Although this is already in public domain, over 6.1 Million under-aged voters were deliberately registered in 10 Northern states by the embattled INEC chairman, Prof Attahiru Jega to please the Northern politicians that mounted pressure on him after the 2011 election.

In contrast, INEC used strict rules in the South to ensure that kids were not registered for the 2015 election and turned blind eyes as Children were paid a token to go and register.
Whatever the issue may be, have anyone had the dubious INEC chairman addressing the issue of these intentionally registered 6.1million kid voters and his efforts to expunge them off INEC list?

After August 2014 meeting between Northern elders and Jega proxy's INEC officials and Northern elders, APC's relationship with INEC changed.

INEC under the leadership of Jega abused his office in every facet and to ensure that a President of Northern extraction will be fraudulently elected. As agreed with Northern elders, Jega started his magics and undermining every electoral process to achieve their aim.

**INEC woke up the following and announced their intention to create 30,000 new polling units (PU), with 21,600 allocated to the North.
**INEC promised Buhari's aides that Ad Hoc staff to be used in the North will be predominantly APC members, especially areas NYSC members refused to be engaged.
**The promise to register 6.1Million under age voter in states like Kano, Katsina, Bauchi, Niger, Kaduna, Zamfara, Sokoto, Kebbi, Nassarawa, Borno and Yobe was enough to kick-start the romance between Buhari and INEC.
**Buhari and co were promised that in some states in the North, Indelible inks will not be used.
**INEC refusal to test PVC CARD READERS in all nearly 120,000 polling Units in the country, Rather INEC want to disenfranchise some people on the excuse that the Card reader is not working.

THIS WHY BUHARI AND APC HAVE BEEN FIGHTING FOR INEC LATELY, EVEN WHEN HIS TENURE HAS EXPIRED

Boko Haram fighters make final stand gather in mass

 They are at Gwoza, eye-witnesses and officials say

Update: Boko Haram fighters make final stand gather in mass at Gwoza, eye-witnesses and officials say New York[RR]Abuja–MAIDUGURI, Nigeria–Residents and an intelligence officer say Boko Haram fighters are massing at their headquarters in the northeast Nigerian town of Gwoza in preparation for a showdown with multinational forces. Photo: Chadian troops previously stationed by the Sudanese […]

By Republic Reporters New York

2015/03/08 2:14 AM

Update: Boko Haram fighters make final stand gather in mass at Gwoza, eye-witnesses and officials say

New York[RR]Abuja–MAIDUGURI, Nigeria–Residents and an intelligence officer say Boko Haram fighters are massing at their headquarters in the northeast Nigerian town of Gwoza in preparation for a showdown with multinational forces.

Photo: Chadian troops previously stationed by the Sudanese border make a stop on their way to lake Chad near Baga Sola Friday March 6, 2015. Large contingents of Chadian troops were seen heading to the region bordering Nigeria, where residents and an intelligence officer said Boko Haram fighters are massing at their headquarters in the northeast Nigerian town of Gwoza in preparation for a showdown with multinational forces. (AP)

A woman trapped there since Gwoza was seized in July told her daughter that Islamic extremists are urging civilians to leave town to avoid being killed in crossfire in an anticipated major battle.

Hajiya Adama said fighters have released some kidnapped and pregnant young women.

An intelligence officer says Boko Haram is surrounding the town with land mines. He confirmed forces from Chad are in the area, speaking on condition of anonymity because he is not authorized to speak to the press.

Chadian and Nigerian troops in recent weeks have retaken a score of towns held for months by Boko Haram.

Boko Haram in August declared an Islamic caliphate across a swath of northeast Nigeria where it held sway.

In recent weeks, Chadian and Nigerian troops have retaken a score of towns but the militants continue to kill scores in suicide bombings and village attacks.

Retaking Gwoza would be a major coup for Nigeria and for the campaign of President Goodluck Jonathan for re-election at critical March 28 ballots.

Critics say the contest is too close to call between Jonathan, a southern Christian, and retired Gen. Muhammadu Buhari, a former military dictator who has vowed to stamp out the 6-year-old insurgency that has killed an estimated 12,000 people and left 1.6 million homeless.

Credit: FoxNews

Man Confessed To Murdering Girlfriend In Front Of Her Children Released On Bail & Then Murders His Aunt & Shoots His Cousin

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via KHOU:
A 21-year-old man is now charged in two separate high-profile murder cases.

Dante Thomas is charged with murder in the shooting death of his great-aunt, 68-year-old Charlotte Ellis. He’s also charged with aggravated assault, accused of shooting and critically injuring his cousin, 45-year-old Damitra Ellis.

They were both found shot in their pickup truck outside Willowbrook Mall Wednesday night. Damitra Ellis is still in the hospital and may now be blind.

Houston police said Thomas had been living with both victims since he was released on bond from the Harris County Jail on January 30. In that case, Thomas was charged in the murder of his girlfriend Linda Vu.

Vu’s roommate, Kylon Buffington, found Vu stabbed to death in their apartment inNorthwest Harris County.

Now those closest to the tragedies are questioning why Thomas was ever allowed out of jail.

Kylon Buffington just wants to know why—why Thomas, his friend and former classmate, could have snapped, allegedly stabbing Vu to death.

“I didn’t really see any signs of aggression from him towards her,” said Buffington. “That just turned the world upside down a lot because it’s like, well you thought you knew somebody, but you really don’t know anybody really.”

Buffington lived with the couple and Vu’s two young children. He came home Jan. 27 to find Vu’s body and her kids crying nearby.

“The image is still in my head. It’s not an easy image to get out,” said Buffington.

Living with that image, Buffington can’t understand why Thomas was released from jail on bond, only to be charged again, in the Wednesday night shootings of his aunt and cousin.

“It could have been prevented if they would have kept him in longer; the bond was low,” said Thomas.

Thomas’ aunt died. His cousin was critically injured.

“That’s people who love you, who care for you,” said Buffington.

Thomas posted a $50,000 bond after he was arrested for stabbing Vu. That’s the standard bond for murder in Harris County. The District Attorney can ask the judge to increase it, based on the suspect’s past criminal history. But Thomas didn’t have a record before all this started.

He’s now being held without bond.

More details are trickling in. The court documents filed to revoke Thomas’ bailshow he called his mother to pick him up near Willowbrook Mall shortly after the shootings and, while crying hysterically, told her that his aunt and cousin were dead.

He said he’d had a fight with his cousin earlier in the day. According to the documents, Thomas’ mother believed he shot the two women and was taking him to turn himself in to police, when he jumped out of the car on the way.

The U.S. Marshals Gulf Coast Violent Offenders Task Force caught up with Thomas Thursday night in Northwest Harris County and brought him back to jail.

It’s a relief to those closest to the tragedy.

But there’s no relief from the questions.

“I don’t know what went wrong,” said Buffington.

Man Awarded $9.2 Million After Being Wrongfully Convicted For 22 Years & Contracting HIV From Prison Rape

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Based largely on the strength of hairs found at the scene of a taxi driver’s murder in 1978 & an unrelated sexual assault in 1982, Washington teenagers Santae A. Tribble and Kirk L. Odom spent much of the next three decades in prison for the separate crimes. Kirk Odom photographed March 13, 2012 in Washington, DC. (Photo by Alexandra Garcia/The Washington Post)

via Washington Post:
A D.C. Superior Court judge ordered the District government Friday to pay a record $9.2 million in damages to Kirk L. Odom, 52, who was wrongfully imprisoned for more than 22 years in the rape and robbery of a woman in her Capitol Hill apartment in 1981.

The amount, set by Judge Neal E. Kravitz, is the second — and largest — award in a case tried before a District judge under the District’s wrongful conviction law, which was approved in 1980. It also is one of the largest non-jury awards in an exoneration case in the United States.

“Mr. Odom spent more than twenty-two years of what should have been the prime of his adult life behind bars for a crime he did not commit,” Kravitz wrote in a 37-page opinion that recounted Odom’s “profound” physical and psychological suffering over the decades that included several prison rapes, his diagnosis with HIV — the virus that causes AIDS — suicide attempts, depression and family estrangement.

“It was readily apparent to the court at trial that Mr. Odom is only a shell of the young man he was at the time of his wrongful conviction, and only a shell of the grown man he would have become had he not been wrongly convicted and unjustly imprisoned,” Kravitz wrote.

In an interview , Odom, who was 18 at the time of the crime, said he welcomed word of the award from his attorneys, but added, “They can’t pay me enoughmoney to give me back the years that I’ve lost.”

Odom, who lives in Southeast Washington with his wife of nearly 10 years, whom he met at an HIV support group, said he is attempting to reconnect with his adult daughter, born weeks before his original trial. “I’m just kind of continuing to move on with my life. It’s hard, but we’re working on it together, which is a good thing,” he said.

Odom’s case is among what are expected to be several civil claims against the District by former prisoners exonerated through DNA evidence.

Not that there is any amount of money to fix this, but he should have gotten more. What a dreadfulness situation. I wonder if his family will no longer be estranged now that he has money. I wish him well.