₦airaland Forum

vizkiz:
The God that did what happened to sexkillz and Ishilov£ is still alive to do more for the rest of them wicked mods

Palmwinetapper:
menopause doesn't set in til 55!!! So shut up. Plus tomi is marrying her

Utchgirl:
kikikikiki

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can't stop laughing.


Chai u don kill me ooo

Palmwinetapper:
where did you get that horrible information from
I can just see that you are a born fool. Munachi and that boy are in love. He is 23 by the way

Palmwinetapper:
God forbid!!!! God punish that your mouth talking

Palmwinetapper:
very

A self-confessed cultist, Muhideen Ibrahim, who was arrested by the Lagos State Police Command, has said he conveyed guns to the All Progressives Congress campaign venues during the 2015 electioneering on the Lagos Island.

Ibrahim, 29, from Kwara State, added that he took two pump-action rifles to the governorship primaries held at the Tafawa Balewa Square in the Onikan area for the “protection of my gang’s candidate”.

However, the state APC denied knowing him, adding that Ibrahim could be a mad man. The party advised the police to bring him to justice.

PUNCH Metro learnt that the Denton Police Division arrested Ibrahim on Tuesday from a hideout in the Ijora Badia area.

It was gathered that a locally-made pistol and two expended cartridges were recovered from him.

Our correspondent learnt that Ibrahim, aka Oginni, had been on the police’s watch list since last year for his alleged involvement in the murder and violence on the Lagos Island.

It was learnt that another suspected cultist – Sodiq Kolade – had earlier been arrested by the police for alleged possession of guns.

He was said to have denied the allegation, but confessed that he knew those who had guns.

Kolade was said to have led the police to Ibrahim’s hideout where he was arrested.

Speaking with PUNCH Metro, Ibrahim, who confessed that he joined the Eiye Confraternity in 2007, said the guns his gang took to campaign venues were not for violence, but for protection of their governorship candidate.

He said, “I live in the Ijora Badia area, and I am known as Oginni. One of the boys in the area, Sodiq (Kolade) was the one who brought policemen to my house. I had a friend called Dagbe, and he lived with me in Ijora.

“He and I belonged to the same gang. During the last general elections in the Onike, Yaba area, we had guns. Anytime there was campaign on the island, they would contact me and other members of my group. We belonged to the APC. In the governorship primaries, we had our candidate.

“Dagbe had two pump-action guns. I conveyed guns to campaign venues three times. It was not for violence. It was just to protect ourselves and our candidate. I was paid N5,000 for each trip.

“I joined the Eiye Confraternity in 2007. The person who initiated me has travelled. He is now in Malaysia. His name is Sammy. So, we used the guns to only protect our candidate. I still belong to the party. I work at the council level to collect tolls from okada and Keke Napep riders in Ijora.”

On the other hand, Kolade, who lived on Kano Street, Oyingbo, told our correspondent that he led policemen to Ibrahim’s hideout when the policemen insisted that he (Kolade) had guns.

He said, “I know Oginni because he used to move with my elder brothers. When the police arrested me, they insisted that I had guns. I told them I did not have guns, but I could take them to someone who had guns. So, I took them to Oginni’s place. I belong to Dagbe and Soko’s boys.”

The Lagos State Commissioner of Police, Fatai Owoseni, said the command would not relent in ridding the state of criminals.

He said, “He is one of the leaders of a notorious cult in Ebute-Meta. He and six others were nabbed by the police. Some are still on the run, but they will be arrested too.”

The spokesperson for the All Progressives Congress in Lagos State, Joe Igbokwe, however, said the suspect’s mental state should be examined, adding that the party did not breed hoodlums.

He said, “We do not know this hoodlum. We do not know what he is talking about. We do not know whether he is a mad man. You also do not know his mental state. Let the suspect face the law. We are not part of this. Our party is not made up of hoodlums.

“Did he show you his APC membership card? He has to produce a proof of membership. Please, ignore that man.”

alexistaiwo:
got no time to spend on the likes of u. did u miss the part where I wrote that you are dismissed? get a life. it ain't that expensive

alexistaiwo:
since you just confirmed it yourself that I don't know you. get lost. you are dismissed

alexistaiwo:
excuse me. do I know u?

alexistaiwo:
hmmmmmmmm. knowing Nigerian police. hit like if you know that the thief is a dead man walking.
enough said before I turn suspect myself

dunkem21:
Orubebe's lawyer is right on this ..

Why not also make Orubebe's case *day by day* from 10pm to 6am

chukwudi44:
I think by now you should know that your injustice Umar does not have any powers to send anyone to jail

Selekeowei Larry, counsel to Godsday Orubebe, former minister of Niger Delta affairs, on Wednesday, put on a display of aggression at the Code of Conduct Tribunal (CCT).

Larry tussled verbally with Danladi Umar, chairman of the CCT, when Umar said that he would only give him 30 minutes to cross-examine a witness after which his case would be adjourned for the trial of Senate President Bukola Saraki to continue.

In a fit of rage, Orubebe’s counsel countered the judge’s statement, saying Saraki’s case was not more important than his.

He went on to insist, by shouting, that his case must proceed without latitude before Saraki’s.

But Umar cautioned him, saying “talk to us in a manner that is dignifying”.

Larry retorted: “We cannot be pushed aside because there is another case on the cause list.”

Visibly angry, Umar thundered: “We will proceed with your case tomorrow morning. Call the second case.”

Saraki is facing multiple counts of false declaration of assets while Orubebe is facing a single count of the same alleged offence.

Orubebe once tried to disrupt the collation of the presidential election results in 2015 in Abuja. He caused a farcical scene of which scenes of aggression are now casually called “Orubebe” in the social media.

dukie25:
I called Remi Tinubu and asked her to pass the phone to the Jagaban of Corruption but she refused, I wonder why.

salam1:
and how does ur brain function, does he v to say it b4 uknow wat he really meant? D way of God iz not d way of man jst because ur pastor say dis and dat dosent really make it ryt. B rational for ones.

salam1:
keep hating el rufai, u hate him because of d religion bill ryt? Beta read d detail of DAT bill b4 u hate him. If any1 should complain it should b d Muslim preachers okay.

Dfavouredone:
You can actually take your MSc as a working experience.

NSE application depends largely in how your could present your case and defend you technical report.

Your undergraduate or MSc project could be re-package to fit as a technical report as it forms part as of your experience.

Though to be sincere, you have more to proof to the oral panel if you haven't worked at all as an engineer.

obioraval:
What of those with no job experience undergoing MSc

PROVACATEUR:
My first comment was buhari is a dictator and has nothing to offer Nigeria.

Was I a seer?