Wednesday, 19 October 2016
SAD: A 16 YEARS OLD GIRL GAVE UP THE GHOST AFTER SHE WAS DRUGGED AND GANG- RAPED OUTSIDE HER SCHOOL
A 16 years old Lucia Perez from Mar del Plata, Argentina
has died after she was abducted in front of her school by a drug gang,
drugged with Cocaine and marijuana and gang raped and forcefully pierced
her on a wooden spike leading to multiple internal injuries that led to
her death, court prosecutors say.
After the gang finished raping her, they took her to a drug
rehabilitation clinic to receive treatment for what doctors at the
clinic thought was just a cocaine overdose.
Only on closer examination, did medical staff find out that
the gang guys had washed and re-dressed her to cover up her horrendous
injuries before leaving her in a critical condition at the clinicPolice
have arrested two men Matias Gabriel Farias, 23, and Juan Pablo
Offidani, 41, while another is being hunted by police after the vanthat
carried her off school was found containing used condoms, sex toys and
gun ammunition.Prosecutor Maria Isabel Sanchez said:
“The girl was impaled and this was the cause of
her death.“She had been subjected to brutal, inhumane sexual abuse.”
Sanchez added: “She died because of the injuries she suffered from being
impaled.”Her heartbroken and devastated dad GuillermoPerez called for
his daughters vicious murders to rot in jail. He said: “We want life imprisonment, not just 10 or 15 years in
prison and then they are able to walk free to do the same.“My daughter
was drugged, raped and impaled.
Source: Sun UK
INDOMIE INDEPENDENCE DAY AWARDS: THREE WINNERS WENT HOME SMILING
Leading noodles brand, Indomie Noodles, once again honoured children who exhibited bravery and heroism through its annual Independence Day Awards (IIDA). As actors receive Oscars and other awards for acting in movies, these children are being celebrated by Indomie Noodles for their role in the biggest stage in the world. Life.
WINNERS, 2016 INDOMIE INDEPENDENCE DAY AWARDS FOR HEROES OF NIGERIA (IIDA) INTELLECTUAL BRAVERY CATEGORY, BABATIMILEYIN DAOMI; SOCIAL BRAVERY CATEGORY, SALISU IBRAHIM AND PHYSICAL BRAVERY CATEGORY, FAVOUR UWENE AT THE 2016 IIDA HELD IN LAGOS.
One of the winners this year, 15 year old Babatimileyin Daomi, received the ‘Intellectual Bravery Award’ for multiple inventions such as a vacuum cleaning machine, a radio set and many other high tech gadgets.
The ‘Physical Bravery Award’ was joyfully received by 11 year old Favour Uwene from Akwa Ibom State. He carted the coveted award for his alertness and gallantry, as he helped apprehend a murderer, who having killed two sisters, was on the verge of slaying the third.
Social Bravery Award was claimed by 12 year old visually impaired Ibrahim Salisu who hails from Bauchi state. Salisu clinched One Million Naira prize money alongside other donations worth several millions from kind-hearted individuals and corporate organisations present. This money will help will assist Ibrahim Salisu’s family to cater for him, ensure he attends school and provide him with other things as they deem necessary.
Salisu, despite being visually impaired from birth, defied all odds, overcame his challenge as learnt the tedious art of shoe-making. Salisu is today a dignified cobbler who puts smiles on the faces of his teeming customers.
Speaking at the event, Group Managing Director, Dufil Prima Foods Plc, Mr. Deepak Singhal said:
“the aim of the IIDA is to identify, recognise and celebrate Nigerian children who have displayed acts of heroism and bravery, defying every logic and limitations with their actions went ahead become role models to other children and indeed to so many adults. We seek to encourage and promote this spirit which is vital to nation building.”The event which took place at Federal Palace Hotel, Lagos had captain of industry, celebrities, government agencies representatives, students from different schools and media men were in attendance.
Indomie Independence Day Award for Heroes of Nigeria has so far recorded a huge success in the last nine editions. The award has rewarded a total of 27 winners who have also received rewards in the form of scholarship prizes worth several millions of Naira and impacting in the lives of the awardees and their families positively.
The ninth Indomie Independence Day Award (IIDA) was sponsored by Dufil Prima Foods Plc, makers of delicious Indomie Instant Noodles and supported by ,Stanbic IBTC Bank and DAAR Communications Plc.
See more pictures from the award below:
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