PETER MRAKPO, DELTA STATE ATTORNEY GENERAL'S ELDER BROTHER JOHN OGUMA PUBLICLY HOSTED NAKED UNDERAGED GIRLS AHEAD OF THE 2023 GOVERNORSHIP ELECTIONS AS A RITUAL ?
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| Peter Mrakpo Delta State Attorney |
I was greatly appalled, disgusted and angry at the same time when I saw pictures online of the elder brother to Peter Mrakpo an embattled frontline Delta State Governorship hopeful under the people's democratic party PDP, Chief John Oguma, a PDP Chieftain in Ughelli South LGA of Delta State, spraying money on topless half-naked young girls that were made to dance at the funeral ceremony of his mother in-law (mother to his second wife), on Saturday 5th December 2020 , in what can best be described as a public shame and indecent exposure that is alien to our culture, being exhibited by an elder and public figure in the society.
For the sake of the poor innocent young girls and their future, I have decided to attach only the cropped picture of Chief John Oguma, and the defaced picture of the girls whom he made to kneel down before him as they danced half naked to his disgusting delight, while he was spraying money on them.
But at the other hand the ceremony rolls likes a ritual if you ask me because we see men do all sorts of things just to take power, the 2023 general election is drawing very close and it's clear that most events we attend today have been decorated with the talks and influence of the forthcoming elections. Who's going to be governor and all that.
So let's hope it's not a ritual performed on behalf of his younger brother barrister Peter Mrakpo the present Delta State Attorney General to becoming Delta State Governor come 2023.
Moreover we know these things comes with different forms. Some bury people alive while others whatsoever like the senator caught in the south west bathing at a market naked at night. In Nigeria there's nothing we have not see or heard. We just pray that we don't add juju in our politics in Delta State.
This act of indecent dressing, which vicariously was induced by Chief John Oguma related to the attorney general of Delta who is gearing up to be governor come 2023 for that matter, is absolutely wrong on every side, and it saddens me more that even the people that were around the said ceremony, did not see anything wrong with this, as some of them were also seen taking pictures of these vulnerable young girls that were made to dance naked before them.
Watch the video here.
The Organizers of the said ceremony, and Chief John Oguma brother to Peter Mrakpo apparently capitalized on the poverty level of the young girls’ dances, whom Oguma brought to Ogbe-Udu, Udu LGA of Delta State at the said funeral ceremony of his mother in-law, to have made them to dance half-naked before them and the public.
We wonder if Peter Mrakpo becomes delta governor come 2023, is this what the state will be doing. How can a man use other people's children for such nonsense.
The attorney general must show example of leadership by putting an arrest to his brother and show deltans that he has what it takes to be governor and not only on the pages of newspapers.
You can't be a quality leader when your own family members would be misbehaving in public. This is a show of shame and it must be brought to a total stop by punishing those involved no matter who they are in the public. It's wrong for a highlight of such ev not be granted approval not even in the secret.
That's why alot of Delta People don't recognize the Okowa administration as a serious group of people. You can't be wagging your mouth from the two sides and think the delta people are fools anymore. This is a rickless administration led by senator Okowa and must not be encouraged at all.
People call you road master mad the whole of Delta State roads is filled with potholes, we wonder why Okowa and his blind commissioners have refused to be cured from the African disease called infrastructural-development-glocuma in short form IDG disease only located within Nigeria with a very high density.
What is more a serious issue that should not be tolerated, is the fact that the said pictures of the half-naked indecently exposed young girls’ dancers at a funeral ceremony, to my mind, contravenes Section 30 (2) of the Bill passed in this regard by the Delta State House of Assembly, and signed into law on 7th July 2020 by Governor Ifeanyi Okowa. The section reads: “A person who, with intent to embarrass or humiliate another person whether for a real or perceived wrong, strips that other person naked, completely or partially, commits an offence and is liable on conviction to a term of 3 years imprisonment or to a fine not exceeding N500,000.00 or both.”
Even a Seminar reportedly organized by the Delta State Governor’s wife, on Child Molestation, is also clearly contravened by this show of shame by Chief John Oguma. And as noted by well-meaning Deltans, this act by Chief John Oguma, making young girls dance naked in public, is repugnant to natural justice, equity and good conscience. He capitalized on the poverty of the innocent citizens whom the Delta State Government has impoverished over. The years and made vulnerable, to carry out this act in a bid to satisfy what may be described as pedophile tendences and demonic lust. This is nothing but a show of shame!
Beyond what the law says, let us bear in mind that these are young innocent girls and children of poor parents in Delta State, and also future wives of some men and future mothers of unborn children. These young girls were born the same way John Oguma’s children were born. How will Chief John Oguma feel if his own innocent children are lured or enticed with money to come to dance naked in the public in this 21st century, and someone is spraying them money? Should a politician of Oguma’s repute, capitalize on the poverty of others to abuse innocent young girls in the public and he is happy and comfortable about it as he satisfies himself by spraying the half-naked girls’ money? Was John Oguma rewarding these girls for dancing half-naked? How will John Oguma feel if his own innocent children should dance half-naked? The recently passed law in Delta State should be applied in this case.
Zik Gbemre.
December 8, 2020
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