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Photo: Boy,15, Turned Armed Robber Arrested For Robbing Anglican Church In Anambra Says Dad Taught Him Robbery

15 year old armed robber anambra

June 25, 2015 – Picture: 15-Year-Old Teenager, School Drop Out Arrested For Armed Robbery At Anglican Church In Umuchu Aguata Anambra Says Dad Taught Him Robbery

A young boy arrested with 2 other accomplices after robbing a church in Anambra state has confessed.

Kosi Ebosie, 15-year-old armed robbery suspect was arrested on Tuesday in Umuchu town in Aguata LGA of Anambra. He told police that he inherited the trait from his dad who is a notorious robber in the area.

He said his family members are not surprised as they used to hail him for resembling his father who always take what didn’t belong to him.

From left to right, Onyedika Ifesinachi, Chima David, and Kosi Ebosie.

Ebosie was arrested along with 2 members of his robbery gang, 17-year-old Chima David  and 16-year-old Onyedika Ikesinachi from Imo State after robbing St Andrew Anglican Church in the early hours of Tuesday.

Luck ran out of them after vigilante and youths in charge of security in the area arrested them.

A source in the area said Anambra Police officials are worried over incessant robbery attacks being carried out by teenagers in the area.

16 Comments

16 Comments

  1. Bilal Nnaji

    June 25, 2015 at 3:38 PM

    like father like son

    • MANNUEL

      June 25, 2015 at 4:20 PM

      Its not like father like son, rather its like tribe like character. Robbery is a tribal trait so the boys are in the ‘right trade’ and following on the footsteps of their senior predecessors scattered all over the country parading themselves as traders in mushroom and delapidated houses’ shops, in all street corners pretending to be traders. These boys will soon grow up to join their bragging senior “role models” in Lagos, Ibadan, Abuja, Kano, Kaduna and everywhere else, whom after laying the foundation of their businesses with robbery and fraudulent money turn round to accuse other Nigerian tribes of envying and hating them. What a world of quagmire Nigeria finds herself.

  2. MANNUEL

    June 25, 2015 at 4:22 PM

    Its not like father like son, rather its like tribe like character. Robbery is a tribal trait so the boys are in the ‘right trade’ and following on the footsteps of their senior predecessors scattered all over the country parading themselves as traders in mushroom and delapidated houses’ shops, in all street corners pretending to be traders. These boys will soon grow up to join their bragging senior “role models” in Lagos, Ibadan, Abuja, Kano, Kaduna and everywhere else, whom after laying the foundation of their businesses with robbery and fraudulent money turn round to accuse other Nigerian tribes of envying and hating them. What a world of quagmire Nigeria finds herself.

    • Thetruthisbitter

      June 26, 2015 at 12:49 AM

      Thanks Mannuel for your comment……tell those crimal tribe the truth!

  3. james

    June 25, 2015 at 4:51 PM

    *** boys! Na their way, they want to make money @ all cost.may God have mercy on all of you.

  4. Daniel

    June 25, 2015 at 7:27 PM

    @MANNUEL May God punish you for your tribal comment against a tribe, your comment was disgusting, I wish the expired Nigeria will disintegrate soon so the city like Lagos and Abuja will be exposed about the people that runs the economy in that country …..

    How can robbery be a tribal traits .

    • MANNUEL

      June 26, 2015 at 12:13 AM

      @Daniel, Bragging has been the stock in trade of people of the East and yours cannot be different. I’d have expected you enumerated how your running of Lagos & Abuja impacted on your Eastern home states, that would have been a better story to tell than where you’ve all migrated to for a livelihood. You cannot be living a normadic life and still claim to run someone else’s cities and towns economy. That is the extent at which people of the East decieve themselves. You probably need to go read the history of Nigerian civil war and how your people out of panic at the onset of the war, cowardly and hurriedly traced their route back home to the East. All the while the war raged; did the rest of Nigeria survive on the goodwill of Easterners,? certainly not. You can as a tribe continue to tickle yourselves and laugh for your ubiquitous presence in the ramshackle traders markets; Nigerian economic strength has never been in the hands of your people and will never depend on a “buying and selling” of wares imported into Nigeria by people of the East. Nigerians know who controls the economy, its not about empty rhetorics from any tribe. Its not for nothing that the South Western Nigeria has become a magnet for both local and foreign investments while, the rest of Nigerian tribes find South Western Nigerian territories as a haven of peace, settlements, investments and prosperity. ‘Think about that @Daniel’

      • Mon

        June 26, 2015 at 10:19 AM

        @Mannuel,the way you arrange your statements will make someone believe you are learned,but going through the content proves otherwise, if you are truly a Nigerian, you’re part of the problem

  5. divine

    June 25, 2015 at 7:45 PM

    MANNUEL FOR UR TRIBAL COMMENT?? ***** like urs has been. ****** And more .senceless stranger in niger. Who is ur father then?

  6. divine

    June 25, 2015 at 7:52 PM

    MANNUEL FOR UR TRIBAL COMMENT?? Jobless tribe like urs has been. Washe washe? Oluwale …? Kidnapper? And more .senceless stranger in niger. Who is ur father then

  7. DANIEL DANCAS

    June 25, 2015 at 9:26 PM

    TRIBE OR NO TRIBE,ROBBERY IS ROBBERY.THE DAD HAS TO BE TRAILED.

  8. Chukwudi okoro

    June 25, 2015 at 9:45 PM

    @ Emmanuel you’ve said it all. Guess what? The truth is bitter. All d okoro’s will be after your head mate.

  9. Olufunmilola

    June 25, 2015 at 10:54 PM

    @Manuell u’re just too right, ole ni ****, they’re very good at it

  10. MANNUEL

    June 26, 2015 at 12:24 AM

    @Daniel, Bragging has been the stock in trade of people of the East and yours cannot be different. I’d have expected you enumerated how much your running of Lagos & Abuja impacted on your Eastern home states, that would have been a better story to tell than where you’ve all migrated to for a livelihood. You cannot be living a normadic life and still claim to run someone else’s cities and towns economy. That is the extent at which people of the East decieve themselves. You probably need to go read the history of Nigerian civil war and how your people out of panic at the onset of the war, cowardly and hurriedly traced their route back home to the East. All the while the war raged; did the rest of Nigeria survive on the goodwill of Easterners,? certainly not. You can as a tribe continue to tickle yourselves and laugh for your ubiquitous presence in the ramshackle traders markets; Nigerian economic strength has never been in the hands of the people of the East and, will never depend on a “buying and selling” of wares imported into Nigeria by your people. Nigerians know who controls the economy, its not about empty rhetorics from any tribe. Its not for nothing that the South Western Nigeria has become a magnet for both local and foreign investments while, the rest of Nigerian tribes find South Western Nigerian territories as a haven of peace, settlements, investments and prosperity. ‘Think about that @Daniel’

  11. mae

    June 26, 2015 at 5:28 AM

    I’m sure this Mannel of a person is from ******,because some of them easily make tribal comments.

  12. Zainab

    August 23, 2016 at 2:15 PM

    I can sense envy from ur voice mannuel and co, u an I nos dt igbos are d most hard working pple in dis country so if u cant beat dem u join dem instead of dying of envy, abi ur leg and hand break 2 start ur own trade? u lazy ass holes.

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