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slyng:The governor that stated in exasperation that his people are just too lazy! |
oglalasioux:It indeed seems like a movie. But quite an interesting read. I was just shaking my head for this country all through the time I was reading it. We seriously have a long way to go. |
Destined2win:you tire to comment? |
Bank robbery: I was appointed Special Adviser to Governor before my arrest- Suspect By Ifeanyo Okolie A 27-year-old notorious bank robbery suspect, Ikadoi Isere, alias White Witch, who was arrested recently by operative of the Inspector- General of Police Special Intelligence Response Team, IRT, stunned Crime Alert during an exclusive interview by disclosing that he was appointed a Special Adviser to Bayelsa State Governor, Seriake Dickson, on Oil and Gas matters, prior to his arrest. A native of Nambe Local Government Area of Bayelsa State, the suspect was arrested alongside two others; Daniel Gogo, aka Full-Payment and Ifeanyi Kalu. They were accused of participating in no fewer than 15 bank and bullion van robbery and kidnappings across Port-Harcourt, Rivers State and some South East States. Police sources disclosed that three Ak47 rifles, a Lar rifle, 360 rounds of live ammunitions, 20 magazines, five dynamites, two pistols, a rifle servicing equipment and three exotic cars, were recovered from the suspects after their hideouts were raided in Bayelsa State. N400m loot The source who spoke on the condition of anonymity stated; “White Witch and members of his gang had killed over 20 policemen and made away with their rifles in separate robbery operations within Port-Harcourt City, between 2012 and 2016.” He described the gang as one of the city’s most dreaded robbery gangs, identifying, Daniel Gogo, who is popularly known as Full-Payment, as the leader. The source further disclosed that having gathered credible intelligence on the gang’s activities between 2012 and 2016, operatives trailed them to Bayelsa State, where they were arrested and large catch of arms and ammunitions were recovered from them. They reportedly confessed during interrogations that they made over N400million from robbing several banks and bullion vans, including kidnappings of prominent businessmen, civil servants and oil workers across Port-Harcourt. Confession of gang leader The leader of the gang, Gogo alias Full-Payment, told Crime Alert that he invested a large chunk of his share of the loot in setting up a local oil refinery within the creeks of Bayelsa State, while his patner, Isere, alias White Witch, stated that he invested a large share of his loots on his siblings, wife and his aged mother. He added that he also used some in sponsoring the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, at the last General Election in Bayelsa State. He explained that he mobilized people to vote for PDP and used the gang’s rifles to protect electoral materials during the last Governorship Election at Nembe Local Government Area of the State. White Witch told Crime Alert that he joined the gang in 2010, when one of his elder brothers who is a member of Vikings Confraternity, linked him to the gang leader called Full-Payment, in Port-Harcourt. “I am a member of Icelander Confraternity and I am the executioner in-charge of Nembe Local Government Area of Bayelsa State. My elder brother IJB, who is also a member of Vikings linked me to my boss, Full-Payment, who is also a member of Vikings and he asked him to assist me. He accepted and brought me into the gang. At that time, I was highly frustrated because after I finished learning underwater welding through the Presidential Amnesty Program, I had no job. I wasn’t getting the complete amount from the stipend given to ex-militants of the Niger Delta. Before the money will get to me, it has gone through several persons and when I will receive mine, it will remain only N20, 000. There was nothing I could do with such an amount. I have a wife and children to fend for and my siblings are still in school and they are looking up to me. Our first operation “ The first operation I went with the gang was at Uguruta Junction on the Port-Harcourt International Airport Road. We attacked some vehicles conveying a huge sum of money in foreign currency. We killed all the policemen escorting them including a man the police identified as the Regional Manager of the bank where the money came from. After that operation, I was given N3million as my share and when I got home, I gave my sister who had already dropped out of school some money to go back to school. I also gave some money to my younger brother who was also in school. I used part of it to establish a little business for my wife. Another operation “Seven months after that operation, my boss told me that there was a job for us at a bank in Trans-Amadi in Port-Harcourt. We were five persons who went for that operation and our target was a bullion van offloading money into the bank. Two members of our gang walked into the bank like customers who wanted to make use of the ATM, with short guns and shot into the air when they got close to a point where the bullion van was. The people offloading the money absconded. We drove our car into the bank and carted away a large sum of money which our vehicle could carry since we came with just one car. At the end our operation, I got N12million as my share. My boss and others who are seniors in the gang got lion share. Time to quit “After that operation, my boss told us that he was quitting and everyone should go and look for what to do with their money. When I got home, I bought a car, rented a big apartment and I decided to go into politics. My boss also told me that he wanted to set up a local refinery so I linked him to one of my uncles who was also into such business. Before the 2015 election, I and my boss had meetings with some of the political heavy weights in Nembe Local Government and we offered to work for them during the election. To show them that I was serious, we assured that we were going to bring out our arms, ammunition and money to support them and they promised to give me pipeline surveillance contract in my area. But one month before the election, I became very broke and my boss has also invested all his money into his local refinery business, we were left with no other option than to go for one more operation. Back to base- another operation “ Our informant, one Promise Barisnsia, who had once worked in a bank, alerted us about a bullion van that would supply money to a bank at the main Campus of Rivers State University of Science and Technology, UST. We trailed a van supplying money to the bank and we shot into the air to scare both the policemen, bank security men and workers around the bank and they absconded leaving the bullion van open. We carted away a large sum of money which our vehicle could carry. Encounter with the police “On our way out of the campus, we passed through the back gate but unknown to us, there were policemen hiding inside the bush. When I stepped out of the vehicle to open the gate, I was shot on the leg, but my boss came out and gave me a cover. We shot the gate open and escaped. But the policemen kept on chasing us. They shot at the boot of our vehicle and one of the bags containing some of the money we stole fell off and the policemen also deflated three of our tires. We stopped another vehicle and transferred all our goods into the new vehicle and escaped. I was given N6 million as my share of the loot and I used part of it to treat my bullet wound. Time for election “When it was time for election, we brought in lots of boys, from Rivers, Delta and Imo States to work for PDP, Bayelsa State and we paid them with our own money. After the election, I was appointed a Personal Assistant to the Chairman of Nembe Local Government Area, who gave me a Toyota Hilux van with a government plate number. I was also linked to the Bayelsa State Deputy Governor. By October of that same year, some of our gang members became very broke and they called on my boss, Full-Payment, asking him to allow them do one last job which would fetch us enough money to enable us quit robbery, completely. Our informant told us that money was to be supplied to a bank on Trans-Amadi Road Port-Harcourt. ……yet another operation “On the day of the operation, we stormed the bank with three SUVs and when the bullion van arrived to supply money, we attacked it by shooting into the air to scare people away. The bank was close to a police station and the police had blocked the route in front of their station. My boss who had a highlander drove in first and we loaded his vehicle with huge sums of money and when he was about leaving, we discovered that some soldiers had blocked the route we intended to escape through. Then, my boss decided to escape through a very narrow road linking him to Mummy be Road, but unknown to him, some policemen had already laid ambush and he drove into it. He was shot on the thigh and his driver, one Kennedy, was also shot and their vehicle came to a halt. I was behind him in another vehicle when this happened and I quickly approached him and rescued my boss. We abandoned the vehicle and all the money in it. The next day in the news, I read that the police recovered N350million from us. Time to finally quit “That operation was a huge loss and my boss vowed never to participate in any robbery activity again. In December, when the governorship election came, I was given N3million by PDP and I brought in my boys and we worked for them. We ensured that all electoral materials were intact and we prevented people from the opposition party from snatching ballot boxes. We also had some policemen working for us during that election. Between January and February, 2016, While I was waiting for PDP to fulfil the promises they made to me, and my boss was still nursing his injury, I took our rifles from Bayelsa State with the government Hilux van that was given to me and police escort and organized our boys. Operation with government vehicles “We attempted to rob two bullion vans, one was at Agip Junction by Ada-Gorge Road and the other was at Emenike Junction on Ikwere Road, Port-Harcourt. We failed in those operations but our informant, Promise, brought a job at Fidelity bank and warned that we must not allow the Operation Manager of the bank to leave the bank if we must succeed. We attacked the bank around 4pm. We accosted the woman while she was about leaving the bank and we took her back into the bank. We blew up the security doors, and shot indiscriminately to scare people. At the end of the operation, we retrieved the RDV from the CCTV recording machine to avoid our faces being detected. We returned to Bayelsa State with the government Hilux leading the way. We made N24million from that operation and I got N4million as my share. Arrest at last “Two weeks before my arrest, I was been shortlisted as a Special Adviser to Bayelsa State Governor, and we were waiting for him to return from his trip abroad so that he would swear us into our various offices. I did not know that the police got to know about my activities. I was shocked when they trailed me to my house and arrested me and I took them to my boss and he was arrested too. They recovered our arms and ammunition,” he lamented. http://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/06/bank-robbery-i-was-appointed-special-adviser-to-governor-before-my-arrest-suspect/ OAM4J, Mynd44, Lalasticlala This is an interesting one |
Nice one PMB! Keep the tempo. Let the haters continue to hate. ![]() |
toma3:Yorubas dont have that cowardly mentality of getting things through the back door. It is actually people like you that are wishing him death. Majority of yorubas are the ones praying for his safe arrival and perfect health. |
examhall:Wailers wont agree with the bold part. They will scream their usual trash, that it is the burukutu sipping PMB that caused it. They will definitely wail till 2019. |
richidinho:Chai, so you dont even know that OPEC President is different from OPEC Secretary General and you will be abusing PMB. You better read more and hate less. |
That is special forces uniform. I just like this man. He looks so trim and fit. He also has this matured and relaxed mien. In fact, he is just a likable fellow. I can confidently and comfortably serve under the command of such a man at the battlefront. He is a perfect fit for the job. Not like all those pot bellied razzmatazz we had before. |
Funny PDP. Just because they lost an election, they then decided to embarrass their Chairman, who worked for them day and night, in the person of Adamu Muazu. How wont they have problem. Instead to listen to temperate intelligent people, they decided to go with garrulous Fayose. The beginning of their problems was the way that decent man was stampeded out of the party. They better go and bring the man back. |
Buhari over Jonathan. Yes I will vote Buhari. Jonathan was a weak and selfish leader who put priority on perpetuating himself in power than making the lives of his citizens better. Any unbiased, enlightened person will definitely know that it is GEJ that is 70 percent responsible for economic mess we are presently experiencing. Obj also witnessed an economic downturn but his rainy day purse saved the day. GEJ kept no rainy day purse. |
sage50:That female was actually a male on disguise costume. The robbers were trying to fool the public and security agencies. |
Cocaine trafficker forces Dubai plane to land in Lagos Emirates flight EK 262 from Sao Paulo, Brazil to Dubai, United Arab Emirates, made an emergency landing in Lagos at the weekend due to the deteriorating health condition of a cocaine trafficker. Screening by anti-narcotic officials found four passengers, who are currently under interrogation, positive for drug ingestion. One of the suspects in a critical health condition was immediately hospitalised as doctors battle to save his life, the Nigeria Drug Law Enforcement Agency told SUNDAY PUNCH on Saturday. The Head, Public Affairs Department of the NDLEA, Mr. Mitchell Ofoyeju, quoted the Commander, NDLEA, Murtala Muhammed International Airport Lagos, Mr. Ahmadu Garba, as saying the Emirates flight left Sao Paulo, Brazil, to Dubai but was forced to come to Lagos due to the health condition of a passenger on board who ingested cocaine. He said, “A passenger complained of severe abdominal pains and later suffered three recurrent seizures, thus necessitating an emergency landing in Lagos. Upon arrival, four passengers tested positive for narcotic ingestion. They are Okeh Desmond, Ezeanya Nnaemeka, Christopher Nonso and Chibusi Promise. All the suspects are under observation.” The Chairman/Chief Executive, NDLEA, Col. Muhammad Abdallah (retd.), said the suspect was responding to treatment, while calling for stiffer penalty against drug trafficking. Abdallah said the agency needed the cooperation of all stakeholders to send a warning to drug trafficking organisations. Copyright PUNCH. All rights reserved. This material, and other digital content on this website, may not be reproduced, published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed in whole or in part without prior express written permission from PUNCH. Contact: editor@punchng.com http://www.punchng.com/cocaine-trafficker-forces-dubai-plane-land-lagos/ Lalasticlala, Mynd44 Drug pushing is no business. It's no smartness, it is against the law! You will definitely be caught one day. |
BenBruce4Presdt:Which deceit and rumour mongering. You are being led by emotions and sentiments and not reason. And your infantile outburst about internet access depicts your shallow level of thought process. It seems internet access is such a big deal to u. Are you saying your more informed on legislative matters better than the Speaker of the House of Representatives? And you are also more informed than the House of Representatives Minority Leader?? Who corroborated the Speaker's position in today's report. (https://www.nairaland.com/3133485/house-minority-leader-leo-ogor#46069669) Are u also more 'christian' than both of them?? |
Kelvinkipler:If anyone is not aware that Sharia laws are already enshrined in our statutes, and the person is still talking anyhow, the person is a highly ignorant slowpoke. |
On why the bill was not debated, Ogor said, “The matter was not debated because the amendment is a constitutional amendment on a matter that could be better handled by the constitution review committee.I have explained this over and over on the previous thread but my people no gree see reason. |
Do not panic over Sharia court bill –Reps The House of Representatives doused tension on Friday after a bill to expand the jurisdiction of the Sharia Court of Appeal ignited fears that lawmakers were about to expand Sharia Law to cover the entire country. The constitution amendment bill, which was sponsored by a member from Sokoto State, Mr. Abdullahi Salame, had passed second reading on the floor of the House. The Speaker, Mr. Yakubu Dogara, who presided over the session, had allowed the bill to scale second reading without debate on the grounds of its “sensitive” nature. The House had also noted that since it was a constitution amendment bill, it should be referred to the Ad Hoc Committee on Constitution Review where it would be adequately discussed. However, the passage of the bill raised fears after the term “jurisdiction” was reportedly misconstrued for expanding Sharia Law to states other than where it currently applies. In his proposal, Salame sought to amend sections 262 and 277 of the 1999 Constitution to add “criminal” to the existing provisions. Explaining the purpose of the bill, the Minority Leader of the House, Mr. Leo Ogor, a Christian, allayed fears that it was about expanding Sharia Law to other states. Rather, he explained that bill merely sought to increase the existing powers of the court to include criminal cases. Ogor said, “The ‘jurisdiction’ of the court referred to in sections 262 and 277 of the constitution means the powers of the court in states where it already exists, not expanding Sharia to other parts of the country, no. “The amendment sought to these sections is to add ‘criminal’ to the existing jurisdiction it has on ‘civil litigation.’ That is the jurisdiction that is being expanded, not the expansion of Sharia Law itself.” On why the bill was not debated, Ogor said, “The matter was not debated because the amendment is a constitutional amendment on a matter that could be better handled by the constitution review committee. “Debating it on the floor will not resolve it since the Ad Hoc Committee on Constitution Review will still conduct a public hearing on it. “Those concerned will be invited to come and give their opinions on how the added powers of the court will affect them and so on. “Nobody is expanding Sharia to anywhere. Members of the public should not panic over this at all.” http://www.punchng.com/dont-panic-sharia-court-bill-reps/
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porka:I'm tired of your garbage. You are the one who is seriously confused. Constitutional amendment only came into the talk when it was discovered that some aspects of the bill will conflict constitutional provisions. Hence, the bill cannot be treated like other bills but was referred to the committee on constitution amendment. I will leave you to continue wallowing in your ignorance, intolerance and paranoia. Sometimes you guys behave as if you are more 'Christian' than others. But your actions portray your hypocrisy. Because they are actually fuelled by bigotry and not actually love for christ. |
This Fayose na real embarrassment. When everybody was putting strategy in place to get funds, he was busy chasing PMB up and down. All the states are affected by lower allocations. But only the smart governors knows that they have to commission projects to stay afloat. Wike understands this and didn't waste time in going repeatedly to his House of Assembly to borrow billions for him. Either which way, projects are going on, contractors are getting paid, they too will pay their employees, and employees will spend the money in the state, keeping the state economy rolling. Fayose no get hin own project to commission, despite that he was already a sitting governor before all these guys, hence he is doing attache up and down. He better go and settle down in Ekiti and brainstorm on the way out of the state economic problems. He should borrow some wisdom from Buhari, who he likes to shade at every given opportunity. Hate him or like him, Buhari has tactically stayed away from APC functions in order to concentrate on governance. In fact most times, he delegates the Vice President to stand for him. This Fayose has put all PDP's issue on his own head, ignoring governance at his home state. Now the state is on the edge, monthly allocation has gone below 1billion, wage bill is above 1billion, state budget is about 60billion. How on earth will he be able to achieve anything if allocations in the state continues below the 1billion naira mark. Despite all his dictatorial tendencies in shoring up the state IGR, the IGR has refused to deliver something encouraging. He better leave politics for now and go and sit his ass down in his state and create solutions. He is taking the love Ekiti people have for him for granted, he seems to have forgotten that Ekiti people can be very loyal, but once they turn against you, it is usually very difficult to re-win their loyalty. Talkative ineffective Fayose. One irony about Fayose that a number of his supporters outside the state do not know, is that Fayose is even more dictatorial than Buhari. If someone like him should become a president, there will be serious consistent confusion, riots and daily protests. Kudos to Wike for his projects. I hope he has fixed that Trans Amadi road all the way to slaughter, the last time I was in PH, the entire place was an eyesore. |
porka:What is the essence of this long, idiotic post u went to search for just to try & sound intelligent? You still lack basic comprehensive skills I repeat. Dogara stated that this particular bill is different as it has the implication of amending a constitutional provision and so has to go through this route. I also stated that "not all bills go directly to the house for debate". Pls stop demonstrating foolery based on religious intolerance in public. Oga go back and do more research on the process used for bills seeking to amend a constitutional provision. Now run off & do the assignment I just gave u. |
Mynd44:It worked. Before, I usually just type only the number, leaving you Mods to do the remaining work of checking the post. ![]() Thanks |
Mynd44:It is after I had already typed in the serial number of the rule broken that the picture I attached pops up. And immediately it pops up, there is no other place to write anything. If you look well at that pix, you will observe this. |
porka:Can't you people read and comprehend?!! Must they break everything down to you like primary school kids? Not all bills that comes to the House is debated by the entire House right away. They refer them to a committee who will assess it whether it is worth presenting to the whole House for debate. If no, they throw it into a cupboard somewhere. If yes, they present it for debate by the entire House. Public hearing is part of the later stages, after the merit of the bill has been established. It is a bill about already existing Sharia court of appeal. And not just sharia bill. Sentiments seems to be clouding people's judgement. |
snailspeed:There is no big deal with its existence. You guys are unnecessarily being petty. Even you too can write your own bill on worshiping snake, they will pass it to a committee who will look at its merit and finally present it to the house for debate or throw it into the trash. That is the the the beauty of democracy; every voice should be heard, but majority will have their way. Simple. That they received it does not mean it has been passed. I already stated it yesterday that a lot of Christians are already being paranoid over non-existent islamization agenda. |
My response to this unnecessary hullabaloo yesterday is apt. I wonder why some people will never free themselves of mental rigidity. Smh agabusta: |
Mynd44:Whenever I want to report infractions, especially abuses and threats of violence, the pix below is what comes up. Kindly note that there is no where to write any reason and then submit. Is the issue happening to only my profile or its a general issue?
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Marriage can be bliss or hell. And there is no smartness in choosing right. You can only choose right with God. RIP Madam. I really pity the kids. Mum gone, Dad also technically gone. *** Nairaland warring factions will definitely spare us their madness on this thread, their name checking units from both sides are surely disappointed with the names. |
dictbennie:Oga, representation is not based on landmass. It is based on population as is the case with House of Rep, while each state has equal representation in the Senate. Exactly my point in that piece. |
Lalasticlala, Mynd44, pls let's show the youths: ...crime does not pay. ...there is no escaping the law, the hand of the law is long. ...if u do the crime, be ready to do the time! |
saaedlee:I prefer Juice and pepper soup ![]() |
Justice Abang, the crime hater making us proud since 1900 ![]() I pity some people having pending cases at his court I no mention names oh. |
Court jails man 14 years for importing cocaine A Federal High in Abuja on Thursday sentenced a man, Mr. Anthony Chidi Ikeaba to a 14 years imprisonment for importing 1.782 kg of cocaine into the country. Delivering judgment in the case numbered, FHC/ABJ/CR/962016, Justice Okon Abang passed the sentence after the accused pleaded guilty to the one count of importation of the prohibited substance. The National Drug Laws and Enforcement had arrested Ikeaba with cocaine at the Arrival Hall of the Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport in Abuja on April 20, 2016. The convict was arrested on his arrival from the Dubai, United Arab Emirate. The anti-narcotic drug agency on April 26, preferred against the convict, one count of importation of cocaine, an offence said to be contrary to and punishable under section 11(a) of the NDLEA Act. During the review of fact of the case by the prosecution on Thursday, Ikeadi pleaded guilty and was subsequently convicted and sentenced to 14 years imprisonment. Justice Abang ruled that the sentence would take effect from the date of the convict’s arrest on April 20, 2016. http://www.punchng.com/court-jails-man-14-years-importing-cocaine/
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