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My friend gaan enrole yourself in your state HIV care programme if you had sex with the lady.

If it's just the blade cut...you're off the hook cos the Human immune virus cannot survive outside a host for long when exposed to air...once an infected fluid dries up the virus becomes damaged and die off.

Hmm!

Hell Rufai on the beat

hammerVJ:
RIVERS STATE IS A SHIT-HOLE, FULL OF WILD ANIMALS.


THAT PLACE EASILY IS THE MOST DANGEROUS PART OF THE WORLD.


THEY ARE TOO BRUTAL AND ANY LITTLE THING, KILLING.


THEY HAVE ZERO VALUE FOR LIFE.


PORT HARCOURT AND RIVERS NEED TO RETRACE THEIR STEP BACK TO CHURCH AND GOD.


IT IS TIME FOR YOU LOT TO GET CULTURED AND RETURN BACK TO THE BASICS.


FIND GOD AND CHURCH. I DONT MEAN ALL THIS NEW CHURCHES THAT ARE LIKE CLUBS.


ALSO, SOME NAMES LIKE PORT HARCOURT NEED TO BE CHANGED BACK TO ITS ORIGINAL IGWE OCHA.


HARCOURT WAS A PAEDOPHILE.

Ogun kee you dia for denigrating the Teasure base like that anumanu.

Hmmm!...suddenly everyone has story to tell about the alleged serial killer.

Tactless and confused people ..Propagating the Northern hegemony

Ehnn!

poshestmina:
The bastard is even from my village ... Please death sentence will be the best justice

Be careful ooh the guy can still name you as accomplice unto thesame locality

majamajic:
go watch his confession video

Is there a video to that effect yet?

topboss:
He dont deserve quick death, he deserve to be taken to the doorstep of death and pulled back to life only to be returned to the door steps again.
A vicious circle of doorstep of death and pulled back to life for at least one year before devastating and appalling finishing of wat remains of it.

You're pure evil in thought

What is with the age 12, virtually all the minors abused or molested and reported on this platform are 12years old.

See case files dhan dabaru..

Which kind thing be diswan..

Who drives through that route anymore...there's a detour to bypass the very bad sections of the road through Oviri Eko road by that Sapele round about that leads to Warri patani road just before Ughelli.

Those heavy duty trucks that ply that road has completely rendered that road impassable.

Haters keep hating and Bob's matter keeps risking their lives
.

What in bleep sake informed this relocation now..

Chai Buhari

jeesprecy:
Which Linda..
If na ikeji na only one pikin she get o

That's the Linda we're both referring to na...I have a feeling our product might even be more beautiful...that is ofcourse if the proposal suits you..

jeesprecy:
Lol I.Neva born
Na joke o

Yipee!..I just might finally get me a wife that will bear me beautiful children like Linda's..

jeesprecy:
Nice
Make I go enroll my pikins.

Wow!...sweetheart you don born...and I'm here cracking my head on how best to propose to you..

Reno is back

That school that decided to pay a first class graduate N18k needs to be closed down.

More seriously why didn't she just apply for some scholarships and proceed for her masters and doctorate degrees.

This case is not peculiar I know of a first class product a year my senior when I was in the university who has turned a junky because of frustration.

Yinxies:
Enemies of progress at work

Sweetheart who are the enemies and where is the progress?

Can someone please ask that herdsman how far he has gone with the prosecution of his former SFG Babachir The famous grass cutter..

From the appearance of those on parade the arrow pointed guy is mostly the prison guard amongst the lot..

In nigeria it is difficult to differentiate the prison guards from the prisoners, they all appear malnourished and unkempt.

Personnel of the Rivers State Police Command on Wednesday rescued a young woman, who was almost strangled in a hotel in Mile 4 axis of Port Harcourt, the Rivers State capital.

The woman, whose name could not be immediately ascertained, was said to have struggled with the man, who attempted to choke her with a pillow while she was asleep.

State Police Commissioner, Mr. Mustapha Dandaura, disclosed this while speaking with scores of women protesting the serial killing of young females in hotels in some parts of the state.

It gathered that the woman had slept off, but woke up coincidentally around 2:00 a.m. to notice that the man had carried a pillow to choke her to death.

A source from Mile 4 said the woman began to raise the alarm when the man became violent and struggled with her as she tried to approach the door.

“The woman went into the hotel on the man’s invitation and when she slept off, the man tried to kill her with a pillow. She was lucky to have woken up as the man tried to press her down.

“The woman immediately began to shout and the people in the hotel called the police, who raced to the place and forced the door open. They (police) eventually rescued the woman and arrested the man,” the source said.

Confirming the incident, the State CP said the suspected killer was arrested by his men when they got to the hotel, adding that a thorough investigation had commenced on the matter.

Speaking with our correspondent on Wednesday, the State Police Public Relations Officer, Mr. Nnamdi Omoni, said the suspect had been moved to the State Criminal Investigation Department of the Police Command.

Omoni explained that preliminary investigation indicated that the suspected killer was an indigene of Akwa Ibom State.


He said, “The young woman escaped because she was able to raise the alarm around 2:00 a.m. She was sleeping when she suddenly woke up and saw the man who brought her to the hotel charging at her.

“He is from Akwa Ibom and a builder. He told us he is a school dropout.

“The people in the hotel called the police, who rushed to the place, rescued the young woman and arrested the man.”


https://punchng.com/killings-police-arrest-another-suspect-in-rivers-hotel-rescue-woman/

A military court-martial for the troubled Nigerian Army major-general, Hakeem Otiki, opened on a very personal note in Abuja on Tuesday, with the defence team labouring to cast the case as springing from a protracted resentment rather than merely another manifestation of endemic corruption in the military.

The defence argued that a bitter rivalry was at the root of the scandal and the man appointed to lead the court-martial, Lamidi Adeosun, a lieutenant-general, was not suited for purpose because of a conflict of interest.

Although the defence did not elaborate on the cause of the rivalry, a senior army officer close to the two officers involved said it was over who would take over from the current Chief of Army Staff, Tukur Buratai, a lieutenant-general.

Mr Otiki is the army chief at the heart of the large cash heist executed by Nigerian soldiers in July. He was the general officer commanding of the Nigerian Army 8 Division in Sokoto when he sent five soldiers in his detail to haul some cash from Sokoto to Abuja via Kaduna.

PREMIUM TIMES broke the story of the embarrassing development mid-July. Military sources said at the time that the money was in billions. Although the Nigerian Army has not publicly commented on the theft or disclosed the amount involved, some news reports have put it at N800 million, while some went with N600 million and others cited N400 million.

The soldiers were asked to convey the mysterious cash by road from Sokoto to Kaduna, where a military jet had been prepared to transfer the cash to Abuja from an airfield.

It was during the stop in Kaduna for the transfer that the five soldiers accompanying the money, whose source remained unknown, plotted to steal it and desert military service instead. The soldiers had remained at large, and it was unclear whether or not any of them had been taken into custody.

Mr Otiki was summarily arrested after the theft and kept in a house arrest, where he was interrogated by the military. A court-martial to try him over the scandal opened at the Nigerian Army Officers’ Mess in Asokoro, Abuja, on Tuesday afternoon.

He appeared on Tuesday before the tribunal, on a wheelchair, with his lawyer claiming his client had fallen ill.

The Tribunal Sitting

Mr Adeosun was appointed to preside over the general court-martial. Other members include A. Tarfa, major-general; F.O Agbugor, major-general; F.A. Nadu, major-general; N. Mohammed, major-general; C.T. Olukotu, major-general and C.C. Okonkwo, major-general.

But as Mr Adeosun gave his opening remarks and asked whether all parties were comfortable about the constitution of the panel, a dramatic objection broke from the defence team of Mr Otiki.

Femi Oyebanjo, a retired major and one of Mr Otiki’s counsels, said the major-general was in trouble because of a bitter rivalry between both parties.
He warned that Mr Otiki may not get a fair hearing due to the brewing rivalry, according to Daily Trust which monitored the trial with other media houses before journalists were later sent out as the exchanges became heated.

“We have it on good authority that you bear grudge against our client,” Daily Trust cited Mr Oyebanjo as saying to Mr Adeosun, who heads the Nigerian Army policy and plans department. “We have this deep feeling that he may not get a fair trial under your leadership.”

“The reasons are as follows: it is a known fact that General Otiki got into Nigerian Defence Academy on 10th January 1983 while you got in on 4th July 1983. He got in there before you. It is a fact that General Otiki actually pitied you, established and trained you”, he said.

“We have this feeling that that grudge is still there. More so that General Otiki took over from you as the Corp Commander, Infantry,” the lawyer said. “We still believe that because this grudge has been there since then and because of this grudge, when you were promoted, Lt General, he sent you a text message to congratulate you but you did not respond.”

“In addition to that sir, it is a fact that by the time we go into this trial proper, certain issues will certainly come up and these are issues that affect your office as Chief of Operations, Nigerian Army which you left before you got to where you are presently. “What am I staying sir, it is a fact, sir, that General Otiki as the GOC commanding 8 Division of the Nigerian Army conducted Operation Sharan Daji. He also conducted Operation Harbin Kunama III.”

Mr Oyebanjo further stated that “these were offices directly under your command as chief of operation. And these are operations that are going to come up in the course of this trial. So, sir, you are actually an interested party.”

Mr Oyebanjo also suggested that the soldiers that stole did the money did so with the support or encouragement of Mr Adeosun.

“Finally sir, it is also a known fact, that as at the time General Otiki took over from you as the Corp Commander Infantry Brigade, he inherited your security personnel, your soldiers that formed the inner security of General Otiki,” the counsel said.

“These are the same personnel that formed the reasons why we are here. They are actually your soldiers, your personal aides; the soldiers he took over from you, these soldiers are the basis why we are here today.

“My Lord, we say on the basis of all these, you are going to be part and parcel of this trial, we are going to to be talking and referring to you. “If you are going to do this job, there is no way you are not going to feature prominently.

“There is no way we will not talk about those soldiers, they were your aides, there is no way we will not talk about operations. “Sir, on that ground, for the sake of Justice, we are saying that you should excuse yourself from this trial,” Mr Oyebanjo said.

Daily Trust did not report whether Mr Adeosun responded to the charges, or how he did so. A spokesperson for the Nigerian Army did not return requests for comments about what transpired at the trial after reporters were sent out.

It was unclear when the trial would continue, reporters were not immediately told the next adjournment date.

https://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/headlines/352866-dirty-fight-to-be-nigerias-army-chief-triggered-theft-of-billions-by-soldiers-general.html

Mr Projects the indefatigable

Aarrrh!

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