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KAKAKOLA A 26-year-old housemaid, Franker Amaha, has stunned her boss after she fled with foreign currencies estimated at N1.6m six hours into her employment. The woman identified simply as Mrs Taiye of Masha area, Surulere, Lagos State, had engaged Amaha, whom she knew as Esther, on July 25, 2019 through an agent in Ikorodu. City Round learnt that two hours after they arrived home, they left for the Murtala Muhammed International Airport, Ikeja, to pick up Taiye’s sister, who just returned from abroad. On getting home, Amaha reportedly sneaked into where her boss’ sister put her luggage, stole the hard currencies – $2800, £1,000 and 2000 Dutch Guilder – and fled. It was gathered that efforts by the woman to locate Amaha proved abortive as she switched off her phones. Taiye realised she was in for a complex matter when checks at the form she submitted with the agent revealed her home address and her guarantor’s as fake. The case, initially reported at the Surulere Police Station, was later referred to the Inspector-General of Police Intelligence Response Team and a manhunt was launched for the suspect. The detectives eventually trailed Amaha to her friend’s house in the Ajah area of Lagos State and apprehended her. A police source said investigation revealed that the suspect carefully planned the crime. He said, “The suspect went to the agent on July 24 and the agent asked that she should fill a form and get a guarantor. Because she has a plan, she filled the form with a fake name and attached a fake passport photograph to the form. “She identified herself as Esther whereas she is Franker (Amaha). On July 25, she was taken to the house of one Mrs Taiye, at Masha, Surulere, to work as a home help and offered to be paid N20,000. “Incidentally, a sister of her new boss returned from abroad on that same day. She followed her new boss to the airport to pick up her sister. When they got home, she entered into the room where her boss’ sister’s bags were kept. “She opened one of the bags and stole all the foreign currencies therein, including $2,800, £1,000 and 200 Dutch Guilder. She left the house instantly. While the security man at the gate tried to stop her, she told him that she had problems with the madam. While the guard was trying to confirm from the woman, she took a motorcycle. She ran to Ajah to meet one of her friends and threw away her SIM cards.” In an interview with City Round during the week, Amaha said she stole the money to treat her sick mother. The indigene of Cross River State said she approached one Mr Frank, a job agent, and Frank in turn led her to one Ade who linked her to Taiye. She explained, “I gave her a fake name and address because I have the intention of stealing from her. I got to her house around noon and we went to the airport around 3:30pm to pick her sister. I opened her (sister’s) bag and took money from it. “I stole six $100 notes, five pieces of £20, five pieces of $20 and £100. I changed $100 and made my hair with it and bought a pair of sleepers. I changed the remaining money to naira and deposited it into my account. I stole her money because I got a call from my village that my mother was sick. Please help me beg her to forgive me.” See more here; http://gistmore.com/maid-who-stole-n1-6m-six-hours-after-employment-arrested[/quote] |
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KAKAKOLA I Was Attacked by IPOB in Germany I attended the Second Annual Cultural Festival and Convention organised by Ndi-Igbo Germany in Nurnberg today where I was billed to give a keynote address along with the President-General of Ohanaeze Ndigbo, Chief Nnia Nwodo, who, however could not make it eventually. I was given a resounding welcome by Ndigbo in Germany and everything went smoothly until some men, who identified themselves as IPOB members stormed the venue and began to complain about the killings in the South East, stressing that there would be no Igbo event at the venue. I tried to engage them, but when they became unruly, I had to leave the venue. The organisers also invited the police and I was accompanied out of the venue. Much as I am disappointed in their conduct, especially as I am one of the persons, who have spoken up on justice for Ndigbo, the Python Dance, judicial killings in Igbo land and elsewhere both on the floor of the Senate and in my written and personal engagements with the Presidency as well as rallied the South East Senate Caucus to secure Mazi Nnamdi Kanu’s release with Senator Enyinnaya Abaribe taking him on bail to douse tension in the South East, I nevertheless do not hold this to heart against them, for they know not what they do. I have received thousands of solidarity calls and messages from well meaning Ndigbo and Nigerians. I want to assure them that I am hale and hearty. I have also spoken with the Nigerian Ambassador to Germany, Ambassador Yusuf Tuggar. Source:https://whenhow24..com/2019/08/ike-ekweremadu-releases-statement.html https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LBOrcMBF1gM[/quote] |
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KAKAKOLA A policeman has been arrested after uploading a series of posts on Facebook in which he threatened reprisal attacks against the army for killing his colleagues. Sunday Japhet is being held in the northern state of Bauchi and will "face disciplinary action", a state police commander told BBC Pidgin. Last week, three police officers and a civilian were killed when soldiers opened fire on a bus the police were using to transport a suspected criminal. The army said the soldiers believed that kidnappers were in the vehicle. Mr Japhet said on Facebook: "Those guys can't just be killed leaving their families to suffer like that." In other posts, he also insulted the president, the vice-president and the chief of police. Sunmonu Abdulmaliki, the police commissioner of Yobe state, under whose command Mr Japhet was arrested, said the force "just want to know his motives". An unconfirmed circular purportedly issued by the military, which was widely shared on social media last weekend, advised "soldiers to henceforth be circumspect in their dealings with the police" following the deadly shoot-out.[/quote] |
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[Kakakola quote author=GistMore3 post=81267263]A suspected thief has been set ablaze by a mob in Calabar South, Cross River State for snatching a bag. An eye witness who spoke to Cross River Watch, said that the incident happened in the early hours of Wednesday August 14. “Just this morning, he snatched hand bag from a woman who was going to her business along Utibe by New Airport. He was with jaz (charms, talisman) on his waist which prevented the people from beating him. He actually escaped into a moving Keke but the driver didn’t know he drove him to the next street, Usoro. Them burn am close to Utibe street by New Airport. The Keke man had to jump off the keke soon as he discovered that he is a thief, which give way to the street boys.” he said. See the body of the deceased alleged thief below. See more photos here; http://gistmore.com/suspected-thief-with-charms-tied-around-his-waist-set-ablaze-for-snatching-bag-in-calabar[/quote] |
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