₦airaland Forum

#143/liter at NNPC Stations and #145 elsewhere

musa234:
For how much?

That's what you get when you have a passionate relationship with a grown up lady. And, more often than not, it turn out to be extra marital affairs if care is not taken.

chibike69:
may thunder scatter buhari's uncircumcised left balls

Has he knack you with it or did you know it's not circumcised?

Shithole country

Beautiful deterrent it was

Good to know, but maintenance culture here has always been poor.

It's readily available now in Abuja. Drive into the filling station and buy.

Idris and Fatima could have done that privately.

Double wahala for the Bubu

Life Is Good! Let's enjoy it while it lasts.........

Eyaaa! I wish her sound and speedy recovery, while I enjoined everyone to do support her recovery process financially.

Believe it or not, Obasanjo is the most socialite President we ever had.

A welder, Bidemi Akande, has allegedly killed the breadwinner of a family of seven children in the Ogba Ayo area of Ogun State.

Akande reportedly pushed the woman, Shakirat Fatusi, aka Olopa, and she slammed her head on the ground during a disagreement between them.

The 43-year-old woman was said to have gone into a coma and died at a trado-medical centre.

PUNCH Metro learnt that Shakirat sold pepper and drinks in a shop near her residence on Gabriel Onifade Street, Ogba Ayo.

Shakirat and Akande had reportedly kept each other at arm’s length for sometime after she allegedly mediated in a fight involving Akande and his wife.

She was said to have gone to Akande’s wife’s shop around Ogba Ayo Under Bridge to buy pepper soup around 11pm on Tuesday.

It was gathered that Akande arrived at the shop and met Shakirat and two others.

He reportedly made derogatory remarks about the victim, who became upset.

During a scuffle that ensued, Akande reportedly pushed her to the ground and she lost consciousness.

One of the deceased’s children, Bashirat Fatusi, said Akande promised that her mother would regain consciousness after 24 hours, adding that instead, her condition deteriorated.

She said, “My mum wanted to buy pepper soup from Iya Tolani (Akande’s wife). While she was waiting, she and Baba Tolani (Akande) started exchanging words. He came to report her to my father, but he was not around. He then reported her to Iya Idris, my father’s sister, and went back to shop.

“By the time I got there to see what was happening, my mother was lying on the ground. He fled, but people caught him. I demanded that she should be taken to a hospital, but he said there was no need for that. He said she would be fine in the next 24 hours.

“We brought her home, but there was no improvement. We rushed her to Tofunmi Hospital in the morning. A test was conducted on her and the doctor said her sugar level had risen. She was referred to another hospital, from where we went to Ota General Hospital. Immediately we got there, a doctor referred us to a hospital in Abeokuta.

“Somebody directed us to Dr. D. John Trado-medical Centre in the Gasline area. She died at the centre. The man said a charm was used to hit her. We called Baba Tolani to give her the antidote, but he refused.”

Shakirat’s husband, Segun Fatusi, who said he was at work when the incident happened, insisted that Akande killed his wife.

He said she was hale and hearty prior to the scuffle.

“We have seven children together and she was the one catering to them. He had been having disagreements with my wife because she always asked him not to beat his wife. If he had allowed people to take her to a hospital that night, she might have survived. It was when I came back from a hotel where I worked that we took her to the hospital,” he said.

The deceased’s in-law, Kayode Akanni, who took her to the trado-medical centre, said the native doctor wanted to administer a concoction on her when she gave up the ghost.

“Before she died, I called the man (Akande) on the telephone to bring the antidote; he said he was at Agege, Lagos State. When I called him again, he said he was at Ibafo. I asked him to tell me the antidote on the telephone, but he said he did not care if she died and he ended the call,” he added.

Our correspondent learnt that Akande was arrested by a police team led by the Divisional Police Officer, Agbado Police Station, CSP Sunday Omonijo.

However, the suspect, a native of Akoko, Ondo State, denied using a charm to hit Shakirat.

He said, “After I returned home from work that day, I went to my wife’s shop to eat. On getting there, I met an elderly man, Ajabale, doing the dishes for my wife.

“One woman that was with us jokingly said, ‘Baba Tolani, Ajabale is your wife’s husband.’ In response, I prayed that God should not turn our destiny into a mess. I didn’t know that Olopa was at my back. She said I was referring to her and slapped me.

“I went to report her to her husband, but he was not around. I reported her to a neighbour and he promised to settle the matter the following day. I went back to my wife’s shop so that we could go home together.

“As we wanted to leave, she descended on me again and started hitting me. She tore my clothes. People came out to separate us. She came back and gripped my clothes. I pushed her and she slumped. A mob beat me up.

“I was at work the next day when my wife called me that Olopa had been rushed to a hospital. I told her to borrow me some money to take her to the hospital. I didn’t use any charm on her.”

The Ogun State police spokesperson, ASP Abimbola Oyeyemi, said the case had been transferred to the State Criminal Investigations and Intelligence Department, Eleweran, on the orders of the state Commissioner of Police.

He said, “The suspect pushed the woman to the ground at a pepper soup joint during an argument and she gave up the ghost. The CP has directed that the case be transferred to the Homicide Section of the SCIID for further investigation.”

The Federal Road Safety Corps, Onitsha Unit Command, has arrested a 60-year-old bus driver, Mr. Benedict Oputa, for allegedly impersonating a naval officer.

Oputa was arrested in Onitsha on his way from Asaba on Sunday.



The FRSC Unit Commander in Onitsha, Mr. Paulinus Akpotobo, said the suspect had been indulging in the act since 2010.

He said Oputa, whose vehicle plied the Asaba-Onitsha route, had, each time he was stopped, claimed to be a naval officer.

“Today (Sunday), an officer who had accosted him several times in Asaba, flagged him down and as usual, he brandished his fake naval identity card.

“On further interrogation, he claimed that he was a master warrant officer, a designation that was strange to the Navy. He could not mention the name of his commander,” he said.

Oputa, a father of four, said he had been into transport business for over two decades.

He said, “These people (FRSC) and the police always disturb us to give them N50 each time we ply this road. That was why I used the naval identity card as a pass. Although I am not a naval officer, I have worked as a civilian maintaining electrical installations at the Navy Barracks in Lagos.”

That's pretty bad and worrisome...

Hisses

If we fail to send Buhari back to Daura on or before May 29, 2019, then I will exonerate Trump and stop brooding about having a better and prosperous Nigeria.

Can you imagine that?

Nigerian Elclassico 2019.
Saraki FC Vs Buhari FC.
Venue: Nigerian Polling Station.
Fire for fire.

Inalillahi Wa Ina Ilehi Rajiun!

That should be the spirit. Love originally, must be unconditional. Happy married life to them. I wish the bride, a very sound and speedy recovery.

Nigeria as a State has reduced to non entity. Imagine a sitting President of a sovereign nation asking another to help him prosecute a resident nationals of his. Be it a persecution or objective prosecution, there have been no consequence and sanctions for corruption during the civilian reigns of Muhammadu Buhari. He who can't successfully prosecute a corrupt cases while he is holding sway as C-In-C, must be the grandfather of the corrupt politicians and government.
We are yet to see a reasonable conclusion with regards to the prosecution of Saraki, Dasuki, Diezani, Babachir, Maina, NHIS, to mention few. And it's barely one year to the end of his first tenure.

Alihamdulillahi. May Allah bless their home with eternal love, peace and understanding.

That served them right. What a bad end?

If care is not taken, the boy might have been used as an ingredient by heartless power and riches seekers. May God ensure his recovery alive.

How?

CROWNWEALTH019:
Useless wedding

Fulani and vengeance are 5 & 6. However, truth and justice may be late but they shall never fail to arrive.

APC can never be united, and a divisive party can not be progressive talk more of bringing development to the nation.