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"Kano girls, having been married off from an orphanage, face abandonment by their husbands and endure abuse, as they are now forced to seek assistance to survive."

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The Nassarawa orphanage home in Kano is a refuge for abandoned children, many of whom have been found on the streets, lost due to the tragic loss of their parents or left behind after accidents. For years, the Kano State Government has played a crucial role in supporting the orphanage by providing food, clothing, and education until these children reach adulthood. As they grow up, the boys often find work in government positions or venture into entrepreneurship, while the girls are generally married off to suitors interested in them. Since the orphanage’s inception, hundreds of girls have entered into marriage, but some women have shared their struggles with DAILY POST, expressing feelings of abandonment after their husbands divorced them. They often endure abuse and mistreatment, facing significant challenges in seeking help or reporting their situations. Hadiza Muhammad, 40, and Halima Muhammad, 45, are among those who have suffered through domestic abuse for over twenty years of mar...
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BREAKING: Pastor Paul Enenche Drops Case Against Brother Alexander, Reno Omokri, Vows To Jail Abraham Daniel, Peter Enenche For Alleged Defamation

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Pastor Paul Enenche, Top leader at Dunamis International Gospel Centre in Abuja, has bowed to strain by dropping his cyberbullying and criminal maligning argument against his more youthful sibling, Alexander Enenche, and previous official helper, Reno Omokri.

The case was ended after boundless analysis, with Minister Enenche's legitimate group applying to pull out the charges against Omokri and Alexander Enenche.

The court allowed the application without protest from the protection counsel, S. M. Oyeghe, Esq.

Be that as it may, the case went in a different direction when Minister Enenche documented a First Informmation Report (FIR) on January 30, 2025.

SaharaReporters discovered that Minister Paul Enenche has promised to proceed with his indictment of a former Pastor of the church Abraham Daniel and Peter Enenche, who argued not blameworthy to the FIR.

Alexander Enenche, Peter Enenche and Minister Abraham Daniel were before captured and kept over claims of cyberbullying and criminal criticism against Minister Paul Enenche.

Minister Daniel and Peter Enenche are being accused of criminal intrigue, digital following and maligning of character.

Following their request of not liable, protection counsel S. M. Oyeghe, Esq., effectively applied for their bail orally, with the indictment countering on marks of regulation.

Be that as it may, Boss Judge Emmanuel Iyanna adjusted his perspective after a warmed contention emitted between the protection legal counselors and an official of the Nigerian Correctional Service, who endeavored to hold onto a telephone from the legal counselor inside the court premises.

Sources let SaharaReporters know that the Justice unexpectedly and furiously concluded the case to February 7, 2025, for the becoming aware of the bail movement, demanding that a formal composed movement for bail be submitted, in spite of his prior choice allowing an oral application.

The FIR documented on January 30, 2025 portrayed the idea of data as criminal intrigue, digital following and maligning of character.

It reads, “A Petition was writing (sic) by a concern (sic) Christian youth forum, That you, Obonyito Enenche Peter, 'M' 40yrs of Plot 424 Micheal AMS Nnachi Crescent Mabushi Abuja, Abraham Daniel M 44yrs of Jikwoyi Phase 2 Extension Karu Abuja and others at large, that some (sic) in, 2024, within the jurisdiction of this Honorable court, while in concert defame (sic) the image of the General Overseer of Dunamis International Gospel Centre, the overseer of the Redeemed church of God, via social media (WhatsApp's and face book).

“A publication you know to be false, you thereby committed an offence contrary to Section 27(1) and punishable under the principal offence of Cybercrimes (Prohibition, Prevention) Act, 2015, contrary to Section 24 (1) (b) and punishable under Section 24 (4) Cybercrimes (Prohibition, Prevention) Act, 2015 as Amended (2024) and punishable under Section 392 of the penal code law cap 89 laws of Northern Nigeria 1963.

It was signed by Barrister F.G. Gabriel, Directions of Officer In-charge Police Station (Force CID Abuja)

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