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Naija Woman, Victoria Osoteku, Found Guilty Of Murder In UK
March 1st, 2012 – Naija-Born Woman, Victoria Osoteku, Found Guilty Of Murder In UK
A Nigerian-born woman, Victoria Osoteku, who utilize facebook to mobilize the killing of a 15-year-old boy at a Central London train station and kicked him as he lay bleeding to death, is set to face a long sojourn behind bars. naijagists.com
19 years old, Victoria, and a mob hunt down one Sofyen Belamouadden in front of hundreds of rush-hour commuters at the popular Victoria train Station.
“After helping to set up the confrontation on the social networking website, Osoteku bought a knife set from Argos which was used to stab Sofyen. She was seen kicking him as he lay helpless on the ground with stab wounds to his heart and right lung,” said the a report.
Victoria is due to be sentenced a week before Easter.
This girl should have been sent to Nigeria to learn her lesson before her situation turned this way. God have mercy!
the unknown
March 2, 2012 at 7:37 AM
Damn! She’s so cute.. She should have been sent to Nigeria to marry me.. :-)
anonymous
March 6, 2012 at 7:07 PM
Obviously this is a serious crime but I know this girl and I just have to stand up and defend her in her absence. She was put into foster care at 8 years old and has been bouncing around families since. At 16 she was told she had to fend for herself ie. live by herself, feed herself, keep up with studies etc. Unfortunately she wasn’t capable of this and she started relying on a gang for help just to keep herself going. She did what they told her so she wouldn’t be rejected by them and even to keep herself safe from their harm. This includes buying a knife and organising the fracas. She didn’t actually take part in the murdering but of course she still had a major role. I can proudly confirm that she is now a born again Christian, but sadly her past has crept up on her and she must now face a sentence. However, it is not abuse that she needs, or “sending to Nigeria”, she needs our prayers and I will continue to remember her in mine.