An SS3 student of a private school in Abraka, Delta state, identified as Micahel Ogbeise, is currently on the run after allegedly b*ating his teacher to d*ath.
It was gathered that the unfortunate incident occurred on Thursday, December 2, 2021.
According to reports, the suspect att*cked the deceased victim, Ezeugo Joseph, for fl*gging his younger sister, Promise.
The Delta State Police Command’s spokesperson, DSP Bright Edafe, who confirmed the incident said, “The suspect confronted the teacher because he fl*gged his younger sister. He bl*w the teacher, b*ating him up and the teacher coll*psed. The teacher was rushed to the hospital where he was confirmed d*ad.”
DSP Edafe said the suspect and his parents are currently at large as they have all fled their apartment while the sister, Promise, is currently in protective custody.
Ghanaian-based actress Princess Shyngle has disclosed that any comfortable 35-year-old man who is unmarried and is known to be a serial cheat is bisegxwal.
The movie star made her observations known via her Instagram page on Friday, December 3, 2021.
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"Any man I repeat any man who is doing good in life, is comfortable and in 35 above but not married or never been married but is constantly changing women every minute like pants is a bisegxwal man and is in love with a young man somewhere,"
According to the wedding invite, Nana from Orhokpokpo, Agbarho, Ughelli Local Government Area of Delta State will be getting married to Patience and Elohor.
A Nigerian man who has been identified as John Erere Nana is set to marry two pregnant women on the same day.
The marriage is set to take place in Delta state.
According to the wedding invite, Nana from Orhokpokpo, Agbarho, Ughelli Local Government Area of Delta State will be getting married to Patience and Elohor, both from Udu Local Government Area of Delta on Saturday, December 4, 2021.
A suspected human trafficker, Rifkatu Kuraga has been apprehended by the Nasarawa State Police Command for abducting a 3-year-old boy.
The spokesperson of the command, ASP Ramhan Nansel, said the suspect was arrested and the victim was rescued after a complaint was lodged at Garaku Divisional Police Headquarters on November 25.
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"On 25/11/2021 at about 2000hrs, a complaint was lodged at Garaku Divisional Police Headquarters, Kokona LGA, Nasarawa State about a missing three year old boy and all efforts to locate his whereabout proved abortive," he stated.
"Upon receipt of the complaints, Police operatives attached to Garaku Division immediately swung into action and got one Rifkatu Kuraga 'F' 35yrs of Area 1, Garaku arrested and the missing three years old child was rescued and reunited with the family.
"Preliminary investigation revealed that, the suspect abducted the child on 23/11/2021 and took him to Imo State to sell to a prophetess before the Police got wind of her nefarious act, trailed and arrested the suspect.
"The suspect has confessed to the commission of the offence while effort is ongoing to arrest the prophetess still at large,"
he added.
The Commissioner of Police, CP Adesina Soyemi has directed that the suspect be transferred to State Criminal Investigation Department, Lafia for a more exhaustive investigation.
According to Reporters, the members of the Agbekoya Solidarity Movement of Nigeria, representing the interest of farmers in Ibadan, Oyo State, have taken to the streets to call for the immediate release of Yoruba Nation activist, Sunday Adeyemo, popularly known as Sunday Igboho.
In a video shared onine, the protesters started the protest from Mapo Hall in Ibadan, carrying placards boldly demanding the release of Igboho whom they claimed was fighting for their rights.
Some of the inscriptions on the placards read,
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“Back to the 1960 national constitution”, “Free free free Chief Sunday Adeyemo Igboho. He is not a criminal”, and “Agricultural revolution and safety for farmers now”.
Igboho was arrested alongside his wife in Cotonou, Benin Republic by security operatives in the West African country on July 19 after fleeing Nigeria to evade arrest by Nigeria's secret police, the Department of State Services (DSS).
The DSS had declared Igboho wanted after its operatives carried out a bloody raid on his residence in the Soka area of Ibadan, Oyo State, killing two people and arresting 12 aides but Igboho escaped.
DSS Public Relations Officer, Peter Afunnaya, had advised Igboho to turn himself in before he was arrested in Benin Republic while trying to travel to Germany.
However, Igboho's wife has since been released from police custody while Igboho remains in detention in the West African country.
Calls for the release of Igboho have been on the increase lately.
Some days ago, a Nigerian-American philanthropist, Toyin Dawodu urged the Benin Republic government to immediately release Igboho from detention.
Dawodu, in a statement issued on Tuesday, warned that the Beninese government must ensure the adequate release of the activist within seven days or
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“face serious consequences of the nature of an economic embargo that as a country, it may never recover from, in a very long time.”
The philanthropist stated that the continual remand of Igboho, a popular figure among the Yoruba might attract the fury of the people who are responsible for 80% of its revenue as a country, in the last 60 years.
This, he said will hurt the economy of the neighboring West African state.
Also, some weeks ago, Igboho's lawyer, Yomi Alliyu pleaded with the government of Benin Republic to immediately release the activist for urgent medical attention overseas.
Olayomi Koiki, Igboho's spokesperson had also said his principal was in urgent need of medical attention.
President Buhari has arrived in Dubai for the Expo 2020 holding in the city.
The President left Nigeria for Dubai last night. He will be attending the expo where he is expected to meet prospective investors as well as the Crown Prince of Abu Dhabi and Deputy Supreme Commander of the UAE Armed Forces, Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan and Vice President and Prime Minister of the UAE and Ruler of the Emirate of Dubai, Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum.
A traffic robber, Samuel Adetomi has disclosed that his father fortified him with charms before he left his hometown, Abeokuota, the Ogun state capital for Lagos.
The 18-year-old convicted robber was arrested by the Decoy Team of Rapid Response Squad (RRS) in a sting operation around Otedola Bridge and Ojodu-Berger, last week Friday, November 26.
Adetomi was in the company of about four other suspects, trying to rob a motorist when he was arrested. While his three other colleagues who sighted the plain cloth officers on time escaped, Adetomi couldn’t make out of the scene on time, hence, his arrest.
It took more than six policemen to subdue and handcuff him at the scene. When interrogated, he revealed that he sells bottled water in traffic and robs at night, adding that he sleeps under Ojodu – Berger footbridge at night.
He added that the several diagonal incisions all over his body as well as the ring found on his toe were part of the fortification with charms his father made him go through before leaving Abeokuta for Lagos.
The operation was part of the festive period’s sting operation ordered by Commander, Rapid Response squad (RRS), CSP Olayinka Egbeyemi in selected spots within the metropolis, to stem the incidences of traffic robbery.
Commissioner of Police, CP Hakeem Odumosu noted that more security strategies would be deployed to reduce crime during the festive period. Recovered from him were charms and hard drugs.
Adetomi, who was transferred to the court for prosecution on the order of the Commissioner of Police, was sentenced to four months imprisonment.
The headquarters of a faction of the All Progressives Congress (APC) has been set ablaze.
The building located along Maiduguri road, in Kano metropolis, is less than three kilometres from a mobile police barrack at Hotoro area, Tarauni Local Government Area.
It was set ablaze by protesters suspected to be against the APC faction.
The building housed the head office of the factional group of the APC led by former Kano governor, Ibrahim Shekarau. The faction is opposed by the second faction loyal to the incumbent governor, Abdullahi Ganduje.
The Kano APC crisis got worse after the state congress, on October 18, produced two factional leaders with one loyal to Mr. Ganduje and the other to Mr Shekarau.
The Shekarau faction had elected Haruna Danzago as chairman while Mr. Ganduje’s camp elected Abdullahi Abbas.
The National Appeal Committee set up by the APC later recognized Mr. Abbas as the chairman of the party in the state.
Not satisfied with the decision of the party, the faction led by Mr. Shekarau headed to court, asking for the nullification of the congresses at the ward, local government, and state levels conducted by the rival faction and recognition of its own.
On Tuesday, the Federal High Court in Abuja granted the requests and upheld the congresses conducted by the Shekarau faction.
The judge also made an order restraining the Ganduje faction from appointing a new executive.
The court judgment was, however, greeted with debates on social media and controversial pronouncements on the radio by the opposing groups in the state.
On Thursday, after protesters set the building ablaze, residents of the area intervened to quickly put out the fire and confront the arsonists.
The police later arrived at the scene to maintain law and order.
FG to regulate Netflix, other streaming services because they are worried that they can be used to “cause chaos” and undermine Nigeria’s democratic processes.
At a two-day conference, the government and industry stakeholders discussed “the implication of Nigeria censorship laws and regulatory framework for Over-The-Top (OTT) streaming services and content providers in Nigeria.”
Speaking, the Minister of Information and Culture, Lai Mohammed, said the popularity and demand of streaming services in Nigeria increased with the COVID-19 pandemic, “hence its regulation.”
Represented by Comfort Ajiboye, Director, Information and Technology in the ministry, Mr Mohammed reiterated his age-long bias that social media and streaming services can be used “to cause chaos and undermine democratic processes.”
The conference was organized by the National Film and Video Censors Board (NFVCB) on Wednesday in Lagos, along with practitioners and stakeholders in the entertainment and creative industry.
In his opening address, Adedayo Thomas, Executive Director and CEO of the NFVCB, said the conference was to brainstorm on creating policies to regulate streamers and content providers in Nigeria.
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With over 50 percent internet penetration, it has become imperative to convene this conference to bring together stakeholders and legislators in a conversation so as to come up with crystal policies on the regulation of streamers and content providers,”
Businesswoman Laura Ikeji is not happy with the tradition that strips women of properties and money belonging to their husbands at death.
Recall that in some parts of Nigeria, women lose almost everything they have when their husbands die.
Laura Ikeji said that in the absence of the husband, the next in line of the property is the wife and the children and not in-laws.
She urged husbands to tell their wives almost everything and stop hiding certain information and let her have certain documents to avoid leaving the wife in poverty at death.
A man has stormed a bank in Nigeria to vent his anger over unauthorised deductions from his account.
The customer arrived at the bank premises with a rope and threatened to kill himself.
According to him, the bank transferred his money to hackers who compromised his account.
The man had earlier reported an unfamiliar transaction of N450,000 on his account to the bank.
The bank directed the man to get a court order to prove he had no business with the recipient of the money.
The complainant reportedly got the court order only to be informed by bank officials that the transaction had been carried out in favor of the supposed hacker.
The bank officials in the video and some customers struggled to collect the rope from the angry customer.
The incident was said to have happened at United Bank For Africa (UBA) Iju branch, Lagos.
Popular Kenyan socialite, Huddah Monroe has opened up on why she does not hang out with her country people in Dubai.
The Big Brother Africa reality disclosed tthis on Wednesday, December 1, while reacting to rumours that she is broke and living from hand to mouth in Dubai.
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"Dubai is very small. Most of you could never and may be will never with this rumour filled jealousy of yours. Keep wishing me bad while good keeps coming my way."
Actor Emeka Amakeze has slammed a man who said high valued men don’t owe women fidelity not even their wives because they married/bought them and not the other way round.
The guy tweeted saying as a high value man, you owe no woman fidelily not even your wife as she made the most of her prime so it’s only fair for you to also enjoy your prime yeare too and moreover you married/bought her.
Adding that a pet cannot be demanding loyalty and allegiance from its owner hence since the woman didn’t marry you, you owe her no fidelily and you can do whatever you want to enjoy your prime time.
Emeka Amakeze replying to that slammed the guy saying he might not have a name for whatever is wrong with him but he is certain that it’s highly complicated and he’s advising him to seek urgent medical attention to see whatever is wrong with him.
A young lady, identified as Hannatu Yahaya, has d*ed, on her wedding day in Kano State.
Hannatu got married to her husband, Isyaka Yusuf, in Kawon Maigari, on Saturday, November 27, but sadly passed away a few moments later.
According to reports, she went berserk, just as she was about to be taken to her husband's house, and started d*stroying properties.
It was gathered that she was rushed to the hospital where she has confirmed d*ad.
A family member who spoke to journalists disclosed that two weeks ago, Hannatu who had been battling ulcer, fell ill and was taken to the hospital. There she was placed on admission for a week and then discharged.
On Thursday, November 25, she fell ill again and was treated. However, things took a drastic turn on Saturday while she was about to be taken to her husband's house.
Nigerian Actress Adunni Ade has recounted how disappointed her father was when she got pregnant outside wedlock years ago.
In a lengthy post shared on Instagram on Friday, the 39-year-old said she felt like the world came caving in on her when she found out she was pregnant with her first child as she was going through a lot.
She added that her father was hurt and disappointed that his first daughter got pregnant out of wedlock, and he cut off all her financial support.
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