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*Urgent Call to Action: Ending the Tragedy of Killings and Kidnappings in Yagba West*The recent surge in violent attacks...
11/09/2025

*Urgent Call to Action: Ending the Tragedy of Killings and Kidnappings in Yagba West*

The recent surge in violent attacks, kidnappings, and killings in Yagba West Local Government Area of Kogi State has sent shockwaves through the community, leaving residents in a state of fear and desperation. It is imperative that immediate attention is given to this crisis to ensure the safety and security of the people.

*The Plight of Yagba West Residents*

In the past week alone, multiple incidents of kidnapping have been reported, with several individuals abducted and some killed in cold blood. The traditional ruler of Okoloke, Oba James Dada Ogunyamda, was kidnapped, and a ransom was demanded. Vigilante members and telecom staff have also fallen victim to these attacks. The situation is dire, and the government must act swiftly to prevent further bloodshed ¹.

*A Collective Responsibility*

While the Federal Government is aware of the security challenges facing the nation, awareness alone is insufficient. It is the duty of the government to protect its citizens and ensure their safety. The people must raise their voices, demand action, and hold leaders accountable for their inaction. Silence in the face of such atrocities only emboldens the perpetrators.

*Demands for Action*

We urge the Federal and State Governments to take immediate and decisive action to address the security crisis in Yagba West. This includes:
- *Deploying Additional Security Personnel*: Increase the number of security personnel in the area to prevent further attacks and rescue abducted victims.
- *Providing Support to Victims' Families*: Offer assistance to families of victims, including medical care, counseling, and financial support.
- *Implementing Long-term Security Solutions*: Develop and implement strategies to address the root causes of insecurity in the region, such as poverty, lack of opportunities, and poor governance.

*Conclusion*

The killings and kidnappings in Yagba West must stop. We demand that the government takes concrete steps to protect its citizens and ensure their safety. The people will continue to raise their voices until justice is served, and the government acts to prevent further tragedies

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Derico Nwamama Episode 2The Betrayal and the Birth of a TyrantIn 1999, the Obi of Onitsha, HRH Obi Ofala Okagbue, could ...
11/02/2025

Derico Nwamama Episode 2

The Betrayal and the Birth of a Tyrant

In 1999, the Obi of Onitsha, HRH Obi Ofala Okagbue, could no longer sit and watch the city drown in crime. He called on the Ado Youths—a local vigilante group—to help restore order. The youth leaders arranged a meeting with some of the notorious criminals in the city, hoping to negotiate peace. Both Chiejina and Derico attended.

But while the talks were going on, Chiejina refused to back down. Instead, he attacked members of the vigilante group, escalating the violence. The youths saw no other option but to seek help, and they turned to none other than Derico—a betrayal that would change the course of history.

Derico worked with the police and the Ado Youths to set a trap. Chiejina’s gang was raided, and many of his men were arrested. When Chiejina found out that Derico had turned on him, he went straight for revenge. He stormed Derico’s family house and, in a fit of rage, gunned down Derico’s father in cold blood.

That was the final straw.

Derico hunted Chiejina down and found him near Emmanuel Church at Ugwunokpamba Road, Onitsha. Without hesitation, he emptied his bullets into his former friend, ending the reign of one of Nigeria’s most feared criminals. Some say that as he lay dying, Chiejina begged Derico to finish him off instead of handing him over to the police.

Derico obliged.

He then carried Chiejina’s lifeless body in a wheelbarrow and wheeled him to the Isiokwe Police Station in Onitsha. The police cheered and celebrated him as a hero. But they had unknowingly created a bigger monster. The Derico they knew was born the day he killed Chiejina.

The Reign of Terror

With Chiejina out of the way, Derico became the undisputed Emperor of Terror in Anambra State. His operations were brutal and swift—he robbed banks, hijacked buses, and took whatever he wanted. Even the police were helpless against him. He taunted them, sending messages warning them of what he would do next.

Episode 1It was 23 years ago, in 2001, when Nigeria was still grappling with the aftermath of military rule and the grow...
11/02/2025

Episode 1

It was 23 years ago, in 2001, when Nigeria was still grappling with the aftermath of military rule and the growing pains of democracy. The country had barely recovered from the Y2K panic—a time when doomsday prophets convinced many that the world would come to an abrupt end at the stroke of midnight on December 31, 1999.

Insecurity was one of the biggest challenges of that era, and Nigeria had already seen its fair share of ruthless criminals—Dr. Ishola Oyenusi and Abiodun Egunjobi in the Southwest, Lawrence Anini in the South-South, and in the Southeast, a young man called Derico Nwamama rose to infamy, striking fear into the hearts of millions, especially in Anambra State.

His real name was Okwudili Ndiwe, but to the people, he was simply Derico Nwamama—a name that sent chills down the spine of traders, travelers, and even the police. He was only 22 years old when he became the most feared man in the region, ruling the streets of Onitsha with violence, bloodshed, and terror.

The Making of a Monster

Derico did not start out as a cold-blooded killer. Like many street boys in Onitsha, he was a small-time hustler—picking pockets, running errands, and surviving on the fringes of society. But life in the streets has a way of hardening people, and before long, he graduated from petty crimes to something far worse.

At the time, another notorious criminal, Chiejina, controlled Onitsha. If Derico was feared, then Chiejina was a nightmare. He wasn’t just an armed robber; he was a sadist who inflicted pain on people for fun. Stories about his brutality were horrifying—how he once threw a four-month-old baby from a three-story building because the child’s father refused to give him money, and how he forced family members to commit unspeakable acts before killing them.

Derico and Chiejina were allies for a while, a friendship forged during the Umuleri-Aguleri crisis, but like all alliances between men of violence, it did not last.

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