EX-NYSC DG TSIGA, 18 KIDNAP VICTIMS HANDED OVER TO NSA.(PHOTO).

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   Ex-NYSC DG Tsiga, 18 Kidnap Victims Handed Over to NSA The National Counter Terrorism Center (NCTC) has officially handed over former NYSC Director General, Maharazu Tsiga, and 18 other rescued kidnap victims to National Security Adviser, Nuhu Ribadu in Abuja. Tsiga was abducted on February 5, 2025, from his hometown in Bakori LGA, Katsina State, and regained freedom on Wednesday after 56 days in captivity. During the handover, Ribadu praised security forces and intelligence agencies for their efforts, reaffirming the federal government’s commitment to national security. More details to follow…
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ENUGU POLICE WARN AGAINST SELF-HELP. (PHOTO).

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 Enugu Police Warn Against Self-Help


The Enugu State Police Command has warned against the illegal practice of "Itu Mmadu n'Arụsị," commonly known as trial by ordeal.


The command's Public Relations Officer, DSP Daniel Ndukwe, stated this on his X handle on Tuesday.


Trial by ordeal is said to involve subjecting someone to a dangerous or painful experience to determine guilt or innocence.


In his statement, Ndukwe stated that trial by ordeal is a criminal offence under Nigerian laws, including the Criminal Code, Penal Code, and Criminal Code Law of Enugu State.


He wrote, "Trial by Ordeal (commonly translated in Igbo Language to mean "Itụ Mmadụ n'Arụnsị") is a criminal offence punishable by law in Chapter 20 (Section 207 to 213) of the Criminal Code, Chapter 17 (Section 214) of the Penal Code (Laws of the Federal Republic of Nigeria), and Chapter 19 (Section 189 to 195) Criminal Code Law of Enugu State.


"It may seem a good way to handle that discord, but it's never an acceptable way to do so. Hence, exercise caution and follow the path of law.


"Don’t attempt to resolve issues with another through such criminal means of self-help. Be right and do the right things."

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