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[quote author=Ileke-IdI link=topic=718314.msg8764864#msg8764864 date=1311298310]Back to filing my case study, of this girl who killed her landlady[/quote]Female tenant stabs landlady to death

Tunde Odesola, Osogbo

A 30-year-old female tenant, Olamide Alonge, has been remanded in prison custody by an Osogbo Magistrate's Court for allegedly stabbing her landlady, Mrs. Kehinde Awopetu, to death.



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The charge sheet read in court on Tuesday alleged that Alonge stabbed Awopetu to death on July 10, 2011 at 34, Oke-Ola area of Isokun in Ilesa at 10:30am.

The offence, according to the charge sheet, is punishable under Section 308, Cap 34, Laws of Osun State, 2003.

The prosecutor, Sgt. Joshua Oladoye, appeared on behalf of the state while the suspect had no lawyer.

A police source disclosed to our correspondent after the court hearing that the landlady went to Alonge's apartment to effect her ejection when a scuffle broke out, resulting in the landlady's death.

The magistrate ordered Alonge to be remanded in Ilesa prison till August 19, 2011 when the case would come up in court.

In a related incident, the same court has remanded a 35-year-old farmer, Azeez Adeyemi, in prison custody over an allegation that he caused the death of an 80-year-old woman, Limota Jimoh.

The charge sheet read in court, on Tuesday, alleged that the suspect committed the offence on July 5, 2011 at Olo Farm in Ila-Orangun, Osun State.

According to the one-count charge, the suspect allegedly caused the death of the deceased by inflicting her with head injury, leading to her death.

The charge sheet said the victim died from the injury five days later.

Oladoye represented the state but the suspect had no legal representation when the case came up.

Ijiyode ordered Adeyemi to be remanded in Ilesa prison.

No Yoruba has been killed or maimed in the East
But 100s of Igbos have been felled by Yoruba touts and area boys while 1000000s of Igbos have been liquidated in the North
SE is the most peaceful place for non-indigenes
On a good day, Igbos will rather kill themselves than touching a non-indigene

No Yoruba has been killed or maimed in the East
But 100s of Igbos have been felled by Yoruba touts and area boys while 1000000s of Igbos have been liquidated in the North
SE is the most peaceful place for non-indigenes
On a good day, Igbos will rather kill themselves than touching a non-indigene

They have renewed their complaints

Apparently these Yorubas and Hausas in Enugu have been lazying about and complaining for free handouts and free Hadj ever since

This topic was discussed here extensively in the past Read https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-343405.0.html

Andre Uweh:
But his candidate won in Osun state.

A 1/6 win is not something god Tinubu ordinarily will take. Can he please tell us the undercurrents that went on?

Andre Uweh:
He won because it was a one man horse race.

Tinubu should also be telling us how/why his candidate did not win in the SW.

Boko Haram: Elechi evacuates 283 displaced Igbos from Maiduguri

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Written by Clement Oko Nnachi, Abakaliki Wednesday, 20 July 2011

NO fewer than 283 displaced  Igbo indigenes,  who fled  from war-torn Maiduguri, the Borno State capital, on Tuesday, arrived  in Abakaliki, after they were evacuated on the orders of the Ebonyi State governor, Chief Martin Elechi.

The returnees, who escaped from the crisis-ridden North-East state, occasioned by the menace of  the dreaded Boko Haram religious sect, cuts across  the South-East and South /South geopolitical zones  of the country, comprised of Ebonyi 168 persons; Enugu 23; Anambra 24; Imo 33;Abia 28; Akwa Ibom 6 and Delta 1, respectively.

The eight buses which were  dispatched to Maiduguri on Saturday night by the state  government  conveyed the returnees to the Government House Abakaliki at about 2.30pm, with the occupants  made up of elderly men, women ,youths , adults, boys, girls and children of diverse age brackets.

Addressing the returnees, Governor Martin Elechi, expressed gratitude to God for their safe arrival and directed that the sum of N20,000, be given to each of them to facilitate their easy settlement when they united with their families.

Jonathan won April election - Tinubu

Agency Reporter

A former Governor of Lagos State, Asiwaju Bola Tinubu, on Monday said President Goodluck Jonathan won the April presidential election.


BOLA AHMED TINUBU

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Tinubu, who is also the National Leader of the Action Congress of Nigeria,however, claimed that some of the results attributed to Jonathan in some parts of the country were exaggerated.

"I believe Jonathan won the election but that the returns attributed to him in some parts of the country obviously appeared exaggerated," he said in a paper he presented at the Chatham House, London.

In the paper entitled, 'Democracy and the Rebirth of Opposition in Nigeria,' the former governor added that "the inflated tally (in favour of the President) detracted from what would have been a well-deserved victory.''

He noted that due to the unique circumstances of Jonathan's rise to power, the public saw him as a distinctive figure.

The ACN leader warned that celebrating the election as free and fair might lead to the Independent National Electoral Commission beating its chest, thereby, short-circuiting the process of fundamental electoral reform.

Tinubu, who also took a swipe at the opposition parties, said they did not run coordinated campaigns with a unifying message.

He said the campaigns were not strong enough to effectively match the machinery of the Peoples Democratic Party which emerged victorious at the elections.

The former governor said, "The opposition believed that public disenchantment with the ruling party, the PDP, was enough to get rid of them at the polls.

"In retrospect, we made an important strategic mistake that continued to play out and weaken us throughout the campaigns.''

Tinubu also admitted that major opposition parties began their serious work too late.

"In the end, the opposition parties danced with each other but did not embrace; our constant dancing however, confused the public and partially doused some of the public's enthusiasm,'' he stressed.

He attributed the security challenges in the country, especially the menace of Boko Haram, to high level of poverty, economic and social injustice, and ignorance.

Tinubu noted that the situation was made worse by the political machinations of a group of people dissatisfied with the outcome of the general elections.

He, however, expressed his "full sympathy and support''for the President in finding solution to the disturbing phenomenon.

Tinubu said Jonathan must succeed in his resolve to tackle the menace, adding that the lingering security challenge could damage the country and the West African region.

[quote author=Negro_Ntns link=topic=716693.msg8750609#msg8750609 date=1311132975]Who is adejoro?[/quote]Adejoro is an igbo who owns houses in Lagos and employs Yorubas as gate men and omo odos

[quote author=Negro_Ntns link=topic=716693.msg8750583#msg8750583 date=1311132479]Some ppl think I have multiple handles but I don't. I have operated under Negro-ntns since I became member, never under any other name, and I intend to keep it that way.[/quote]Keep quite there, you lying monkey

Ystranger:
I am not surprised. After all, to you, Ekt Bear = SEFAGO

Adejoro aka AkinEgba aka Ramon aka Aloy Emeka aka Zno aka fake professor of hydroponics aka Nchara aka 29 other monikers.

BTW, how are the kids and your presentation?

Buahahah! Dreamers dream on

Why are you not more interested in this, Negro_Nnts aka Stranger series aka Iragbijile? https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-716753.0.html

[quote author=alj_harem link=topic=716662.msg8750463#msg8750463 date=1311130807]i just want to find out what is wrong with easterners developing calabar or port harcourt

waste of money really[/quote]What is wrong with westerners developing Ibadan and Akure airports?

odumchi:
Bigotry at its finest.

Are you preaching to Negro_Ntns aka Y/F Stranger aka Iragbijile? He is a lost cause.

[quote author=Negro_Ntns link=topic=716693.msg8750456#msg8750456 date=1311130738]It doesn't matter whose papa's land it is, as long your papa name is not written on it, it is my business and I'm in the conversation if your perambulating a/s/s politicking to hijack it.[/quote]Iragbijile in action

Ystranger:
You try no be small

You got everyone, including the so called pseudo-intellectual tribalists.

NL pseudo-intellectuals: they only show face when tribalism is involved. People of very small mind

Negro_Ntns in action

Even w/out an international status, Enugu airport is doing well and better than most so-called international airports in Nigeria

Yoruba and their juju nature.

Eko Ile:
Congrats to ibo people and welcome to the modern age,


With the picture below, y'all still have a long long way to go.

This fasola/Tinubu house boy. I know now that Mrs Tinubu is in Abuja, you will do a greater job sucking Tinubu's a-rse-hole
Why not post a current flight schedule of Enugu airport? Why revel and bask in the oldies?
For a start, you can also show us same photo for Ibadan, Akure, Abeokuta, Ekiti and Osun airports. That is, if people in those places have ever seen an airplane before, let alone an airport. Ode!!

Seun:
@alj_harem, ekt_bear, Abu-Maryam: Oh my.  That's not true.  I've always been against tribalism, but I felt that the only way to kill it was by encouraging people to speak freely so the more intelligent and enlightened members will convince the bigots to embrace a more constructive worldview.  

I have always directed the mods to move all threads advocating the division of Nigeria and violence against any tribe to the ethnic/tribal issues board.  But other regular discussions, I left alone because I felt freedom of speech and open discourse were the best ways to change people's minds.

When I post a topic on the home page, it doesn't mean I support whatever the OP suggested.  It just means I think the topic merits further discussion, that's all. You people talk about "posting topics based on traffic" as if it's a profit-oriented thing, but it's also about giving people what they want.

It is saner deleting any tribalistic thread than moving them to a so-called tribalism section that is still open to the whole world to see. I raised this topic under one of my previous usernames that is now banned and that thread itself was moved to the tribalism section. You can only convince that you are not a tribalist by closing the tribalism section. That way, tribalistic threads elsewhere will have no place to go than to the dustbin (permanent deletion). Nairaland has succeeded in making cyber tribalists out of many of us.

The fact that there is a tribalism section makes whoever owns and manages nairaland the most fanatical tribalist around here.

Islamic banking may be a good idea as practiced in sane countries
Nevertheless, Nigeria and its people, especially the muslims up north, are not the sanest of humans
So, the Nigeria version of islamic banking will most certainly be a different type than practiced in other climes
How will Buhari winning have modified the islamic banking?

If Buhari had won?
Keep in mind Boko Haram (BH), the Islamic Banking (IB) saga, and the Fulani rampage all over the North and parts of the South
How would Nigeria have looked like now and in the near future under Buhari?

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Re: A Dictator Is Coming – Pastor Bakare
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Quote from: 9jaganja on Today at 07:33:40 AM
Wow this dude!! Where tha hell you been at?


I don't think Nigeria can survive another dictator. The people will rather just go separate ways.

This man is honestly bitter. He said "Nigerians will pay the consequences for failing to elect a good leader" , How was he so sure Buhari is the good leader?

Same man that jailed Fela (who has nothing to do with Nigerian money) during his corruption sweep, (Read in Fela's memoir)

Buhari made insensitive utterances that rather further divided the nation during the and before the 2011 elections!!!


Ive been around. I'm just tired of the failure called Nigeria. Such hope, great failure; thanks mostly to those greedy clowns East of the Niger River. Hey, before u castigate me, ask urself: "Who massively rigged in the failure Nigeria currently has as President??"

Its inevitable that a revolution will take place in Nigeria in the future, the real question is:"WHEN?!"

I wish I could regale you with personal tales. . . . . But, if you had an idea how much is being siphoned outta that country daily u'd be just as upset as the good preacher. But, I aint complaining tho, hence my seeming absence on this site.

Thank you Nigeria for ensuring my child (and my future generations) never suffer ever, ever, ever.

This incorrigible ba-sta-rd:

And those zombies who were led on by Tinubu to vote for Ribadu, only to be told zombily, at the 11th hour, not to vote for him and they zombily threw him (Ribadu) under the bus. Also, why did the SW not vote for Bakare?