A twenty-eight-year-old security, Lukman, who was accused of
armed robbery, has been found dead in police custody in Ibadan,
Oyo State.
The suspect, who was a guard at Agodi spare parts shop, was
allegedly tortured to death by police officers at Gate 2 Police
Division.
He was said to have been arrested and detained last Friday by the
police when his employers reported a robbery incident and accused
the deceased.
However, when his family went to the station last Sunday to check
on him, he was found dead in the police cell. But when contacted
the police public relations Officer (PPRO) DSP Olabisi Clet-Ilobanafor
dismissed the report, saying there was no iota of truth in the
report as the late Lukman committed suicide.
She insisted that Lukman committed suicide using his clothe
((Jalabia) he wore the night of the incident, saying his cellmates
could testify to that.

A twenty-eight-year-old security, Lukman, who was accused of
armed robbery, has been found dead in police custody in Ibadan,
Oyo State.
The suspect, who was a guard at Agodi spare parts shop, was
allegedly tortured to death by police officers at Gate 2 Police
Division.
He was said to have been arrested and detained last Friday by the
police when his employers reported a robbery incident and accused
the deceased.
However, when his family went to the station last Sunday to check
on him, he was found dead in the police cell. But when contacted
the police public relations Officer (PPRO) DSP Olabisi Clet-Ilobanafor
dismissed the report, saying there was no iota of truth in the
report as the late Lukman committed suicide.
She insisted that Lukman committed suicide using his clothe
((Jalabia) he wore the night of the incident, saying his cellmates
could testify to that.

The police in Katsina state on Thursday arraigned a 19-year-old
housewife, Aisha Idris, in a Katsina Chief Magistrates’ Court, for
allegedly causing her mate, Sa’adatu, to miscarry.
The police prosecutor, Sgt. Okolo Usman told the court that the
complainant (Sa’adatu) and the accused were wives of Malam
Idris of Shinkafi village in Katsina local government area.
Usman said the complainant, in a statement she made to the police,
said that they had a misunderstanding which led to a fight.
According to him, Aisha took a pestle and hit Sa’adatu on back
where she fell down and in the process, had a miscarriage.
Usman said that the offence was contrary to section 234(a) of the
Penal Code Law, if convicted on the charges, the accused could
spend up to five years in prison or get an option to pay a fine or
both.
The Chief Magistrate, Mr Mustapha Hassan admitted the accused to
bail in the sum of N50,000 and adjourned the case to Sept. 12, for
further mentioning.

The police in Katsina state on Thursday arraigned a 19-year-old
housewife, Aisha Idris, in a Katsina Chief Magistrates’ Court, for
allegedly causing her mate, Sa’adatu, to miscarry.
The police prosecutor, Sgt. Okolo Usman told the court that the
complainant (Sa’adatu) and the accused were wives of Malam
Idris of Shinkafi village in Katsina local government area.
Usman said the complainant, in a statement she made to the police,
said that they had a misunderstanding which led to a fight.
According to him, Aisha took a pestle and hit Sa’adatu on back
where she fell down and in the process, had a miscarriage.
Usman said that the offence was contrary to section 234(a) of the
Penal Code Law, if convicted on the charges, the accused could
spend up to five years in prison or get an option to pay a fine or
both.
The Chief Magistrate, Mr Mustapha Hassan admitted the accused to
bail in the sum of N50,000 and adjourned the case to Sept. 12, for
further mentioning.

At least nine people died and many more received injuries in a
landslide at Edim Otop community in the Calabar metropolis on
September 4, 2013, Wednesday.
The Information Director of Cross River State Emergency
Management Agency (SEMA), David Akate, revealed these sad facts
the capital of the state, Calabar, on September 5, 2013, Thursday.
The disaster happened due to heavy rains which lasted for more
than five hours.
The official noted that Cross River Government issued a warning to
residents of flood-prone communities and recommended them to
leave dangerous areas.
“We have been telling them that the place is not only a ravine but
a flood-prone area, but they refused to take our advice,” he said.
David Akate assured the State Government had taken responsibility
for the treatment of the survivors, whom he said, were responding
to treatment.
The SEMA official also added that the corpses of the deceased have
been deposited at the state General Hospital mortuary.
A witness, Eno Akpan, said: “we were just sitting outside
discussing about the down pour when suddenly we saw trees
rolling down from the top of the hill.
“Within a twinkle of an eye, it collapsed on the building and
buried the entire occupants.
“Well, at that time there was nothing we could do because
everybody started running away in confusion, and we were
hearing cries and shouts of some of children from within from the
house.
“But by the time help could come, the family was gone and only
three were rescued,” she said

At least nine people died and many more received injuries in a
landslide at Edim Otop community in the Calabar metropolis on
September 4, 2013, Wednesday.
The Information Director of Cross River State Emergency
Management Agency (SEMA), David Akate, revealed these sad facts
the capital of the state, Calabar, on September 5, 2013, Thursday.
The disaster happened due to heavy rains which lasted for more
than five hours.
The official noted that Cross River Government issued a warning to
residents of flood-prone communities and recommended them to
leave dangerous areas.
“We have been telling them that the place is not only a ravine but
a flood-prone area, but they refused to take our advice,” he said.
David Akate assured the State Government had taken responsibility
for the treatment of the survivors, whom he said, were responding
to treatment.
The SEMA official also added that the corpses of the deceased have
been deposited at the state General Hospital mortuary.
A witness, Eno Akpan, said: “we were just sitting outside
discussing about the down pour when suddenly we saw trees
rolling down from the top of the hill.
“Within a twinkle of an eye, it collapsed on the building and
buried the entire occupants.
“Well, at that time there was nothing we could do because
everybody started running away in confusion, and we were
hearing cries and shouts of some of children from within from the
house.
“But by the time help could come, the family was gone and only
three were rescued,” she said.

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