As a result of the continuing protests of pro-Biafra
agitators, Inspector-General of Police, Solomon Arase has
issued a stern warning to MASSOB and IPOB activists to
stop threatening public peace or face the full weight of the
law.
“The warning followed the observation by the Nigeria
Police Force leadership of the increasing resort to acts of
brigandage by sets of misguided individuals who
apparently are hiding under the cloak of Movement for
the Actualization of Sovereign State of Biafra (MASSOB)
and Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) to threaten
national security and public peace in parts of South East
geopolitical Zone and some other conterminous States”
IGP Arase said.
Speaking through a statement signed by Acting ACP Olabisi
Kolawole, the IG said, “The latest manifestation of this
threat is the attempt to blockade the Onitsha end of Niger
Bridge on 1st December, 2015, an action that caused
major hardship to innocent and law abiding motorists,
and citizens. The act also occasioned serious dislocation
of business activities”.
“The IGP notes that the increasing resort to acts of
brigandage of this nature is pointing to a clear attempt by
the brains behind these protests to test the will of security
agencies to restore order and guarantee internal
cohesion”.
“For the avoidance of doubt, the IGP further notes, the
restoration and maintenance of law and public order, and
protection of lives and property remain sacred and
statutory Mandate of the Nigeria Police”.
“This Mandate, according to him, shall be fully executed in
the overriding interests of the nation and vast majority of
citizens and residents of the South East geopolitical Zone”.
“Consequently, the IGP has directed the mobilization and
deployment of Police Mobile Force (PMF) across the
country to reinforce security in the State Commands that
MASSOB and IPOB are currently attempting to utilize

An Ikeja Chief Magistrates’ Court on Wednesday
remanded in prison custody two men, Elijah Adeyemi,
and Adebola Obafunwa, docked over illegal possession of
arms and conspiracy to commit armed robbery. At their
arraignment, the accused persons denied being armed
robbers, but members of an unlawful society, Eiye
confraternity.
“Yes, we are members of Eiye confraternity, we are not
robbers, our members just drink together and have fun,
just like Kegites,” the accused said. Adeyemi, 37, and
Obafunwa, 27, of no fixed addresses, are facing a five-
count charge bordering on illegal possession of
ammunition, conspiracy to commit armed robbery and
unlawful association.
They both entered a not-guilty plea. The prosecutor, Insp.
Simon Imhonwa, however, told the court that the accused
persons committed the offences on Oct. 27, at 3.30p.m. at
Oyebola St., Onipanu, Lagos. Imhonwa said the accused
persons were found with 12 rounds of live cartridges
without any licence.
According to him, the accused were rounded up at their
hideout where they had assembled to commit armed
robbery. “The accused were arrested at their hideout at
Onipanu, following a tip-off. “12 rounds of live cartridges
were found with them. They are also members of an
unlawful secret society,” Imhonwa said.
He said the offences contravened Sections 36, 61, 296 and
297 of the Criminal Law of Lagos State, 2011. The Chief
Magistrate, Mrs Bola Osunsanmi, adjourned the case till
Jan. 28 for trial.
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The Nigerian Army has said that its troops are pursuing
escaping terrorists and also moving to further block any
incursion by the terrorists in the North East. This is
contained in a statement issued by the acting army
spokesman, Col. Sani Usman on Wednesday in Maiduguri.
Usman said locations recently attacked by terrorists have
also been reinforced and the troops were poised to
contain any eventuality. He said the coming weeks would
be critical in the operation geared toward destroying all
known locations of the terrorists.
” As we enter the month of December, it is important to
state that we have also entered a very critical part of the
fight against terrorism in our country. “The Nigerian Army
wishes to reiterate its total commitment and
determination to the war against the Boko Haram
terrorists.
“Consequently, we solicit for the continued support,
cooperation and understanding of all Nigerians in this
regard,” the statement quoted Usman as saying. He said
troops in the recent operation in Gulak recovered a
Toyota Hilux, several arms and items from the insurgents.
“Some of the arms include one PKM gun, one General
Purpose Machine Gun, three AK-47 rifles, one Rocket
Propelled Grenade tube and one Rocket Propelled
Grenade bomb. “Other recoveries include one charger,
seven boxes of 7.62mm link, one GP 340 Hand Held Radio,
four boxes of 7.62mm X 54mm ammunition, three Anti
Riot Hand Held Grenade, as well as 30 Cleaning Kits, two
Packets of Artillery Primers and 97 pieces of Zela fuse.”
Recall that suspected insurgents recently attacked Gulak in
Adamawa and Gajigana in Borno.

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Russia’s defence ministry on Wednesday accused Turkish
President Recep Tayyip Erdogan and his family of
involvement in illegal oil trade with Islamic State jihadists,
as a dispute rages over Ankara’s downing of one of
Moscow’s warplanes.
“The main consumer of this oil stolen from its legitimate
owners Syria and Iraq is Turkey. According to available
information, the highest level of the political leadership of
the country, President Erdogan and his family, are
involved in this criminal business,” deputy defence
minister Anatoly Antonov told journalists.

Kk

An Ile-Ife Magistrates’ Court on Wednesday remanded
three accused persons- Biola Akinwande, 18, Ayoola
Awodile, 25, and Sodiq Oyedele, 19, docked for allegedly
molesting a-17-year-old girl. The prosecutor, Cpl. Ronke
Badmus, told the court that the accused persons
committed the offence on Nov. 22 around 2:00 p.m. at No.
29, Oke-Atan st. Ile-Ife.
Badmus stated that the accused persons conspired to
commit the offence. The prosecutor added that they
unlawfully had canal knowledge of the girl by using toy
gun and cutlasses to threaten her. According to Badmus,
the offence was contrary to Section 357 and punishable
under Sections 86 and 516 (1), (2) of the Criminal Code
Cap 34, Vol. 11 Laws of Osun, 2003.
The accused persons denied committing the offence. Their
counsel, Mr Alaba Awoseemo, pleaded for their bail in
most liberal terms. Awoseemo added that the mother of
the complainant was not interested in prosecuting the
case.
The prosecutor, however, objected to the bail application
of the accused persons.
Magistrate Risikat Olayemi, ordered the defence counsel
to file the written application for the bail of the accused
persons. The magistrate ordered the remanded of the
accused persons in prison custody, and adjourned the
case till Dec. 28 for hearing.

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A lion has escaped from the Jos Wild Life Park on
Wednesday. According to Mr John Doy, the Acting General
Manager, Plateau Toursim Corporation, the lion escaped
“at about 8 a.m. while it was being fed”. Doy said that the
lion, which had been caged since 1972,“ slipped through
the gate of the cage when it was opened for its routine
feeding”.
“The animal is still within the vicinity of the Park but our
fear is that the Park is not fenced. “We are struggling to
recapture it, but we want members of the public to be
vigilant,” he said. The acting general manager said that he
had already informed all security agencies to come to the
Park’s assistance.
Mrs Naomi Cishak, Public Relations Officer of the Nigeria
Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC), confirmed news
of the escape, but said that the office had not been
officially informed. “We have not been officially informed,
but we are aware of the incident; that is why we have not
deployed our personnel there,” she said.
When contacted, the Public Relations Officer, Plateau
Police Command, Mr Emmanuel Abuh, said: “We are
somewhere, cannot talk to anyone”.

England coach and Manchester United legend Gary Neville
has been named Valencia boss for the rest of the season,
the Spanish side announced on Wednesday. “Valencia
have reached an agreement with English coach Gary
Neville for him to be coach of the first team until June 30,
2016,” the club said in a statement.
“Neville will officially begin his work on Sunday, December
6 ahead of the Champions League match against Lyon
which will take place at Mestalla on Wednesday,
December 9.” Neville’s brother Phil has been at the club
since the start of the season, working as an assistant to
Nuno Espirito Santo before he left the club after a poor
run of results on Sunday.
“I am very excited and feel very proud to have received
this great opportunity with Valencia,” Neville told the
club’s website. “It is a huge club of immense prestige and I
remember well from my time as a player the great
passion and loyalty of their fans.”

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