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Cultists in Ogun state have been advised to renounce their various groups and get amnesty, or be ready to face the full wrath of law. The state commissioner of police, Abdulmajid Ali, declared that amnesty will be given to any member of the cult groups, who within the next two weeks, renounce his membership of the illegal groups in the state. He also warned them to drop their arms at the commissioner of police office in Eleweran, Abeokuta within this period, which commenced from yesterday, September 22, 2015. Ali urged interested cultists to embrace the amnesty, warning that, “no one or cultist will be spared after the expiration of the amnesty period.” Also, officers and men of the Nigeria police force, Ogun state command have been charged to be proactive and be at alert before, during and after the ld el-Kabir festival all over the state.

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Abiodun who works at a block moulding factory was said to have been invited to Oniyanrin area by a friend because it was reported that some politicians were going to distribute sallah gifts. He subsequently went to the place with an unidentified friend. According to The Punch, Abiodun was manhandled by the sergeant, Adesola who was not in uniform at the time. He reportedly dragged Abiodun on the ground and shot him, prompting his friend to flee for his life. The mother of the deceased, Aishat Balogun was informed via phone of her son’s death and when she visited the Bariga Police Division where the body was taken to, she was barred from entering to see the body of her son. The police however said the deceased was shot during an exchange of fire between him and the policeman. It was also reported that he was a wanted cultist. Aishat denied that her son was a cultist and said he had gone out because someone invited him to come and collect sallah gift. “I was still with him on Monday, and we were discussing how we would celebrate the Sallah. I did not know that evil was lurking. It was around 8am today (Tuesday) that someone called me and said the sergeant had shot Abiodun dead. The lie they are spreading now is that he was a cultist. “But the fact is that Adesola is a notorious policeman in our area. He has been shooting at people, claiming that they are cultists. But Abiodun was not a cultist. They had been luring him to join them, but he refused. I do not know the fate of my son presently. I have not been allowed to see him at the police division.” Joe Offor, the Lagos state public relations officer insisted however that Abiodun was a wanted cultist and that the matter had been transferred to the Special Anti-Robbery Squad for further investigation. He said: “He was a wanted cultist by the police. He died during the exchange of fire. He was known in the area as Anarchy. The case has been taken to SARS for further investigation.” Police indiscriminate shooting is fast becoming a recurring incident in Lagos, a week ago, A tricycle operator and his family were shot at by police because he failed to give bribe. The police who shot at the tricycle operator thought he was a commercial driver.

Abiodun who works at a block moulding factory was said to have been invited to Oniyanrin area by a friend because it was reported that some politicians were going to distribute sallah gifts. He subsequently went to the place with an unidentified friend. According to The Punch, Abiodun was manhandled by the sergeant, Adesola who was not in uniform at the time. He reportedly dragged Abiodun on the ground and shot him, prompting his friend to flee for his life. The mother of the deceased, Aishat Balogun was informed via phone of her son’s death and when she visited the Bariga Police Division where the body was taken to, she was barred from entering to see the body of her son. The police however said the deceased was shot during an exchange of fire between him and the policeman. It was also reported that he was a wanted cultist. Aishat denied that her son was a cultist and said he had gone out because someone invited him to come and collect sallah gift. “I was still with him on Monday, and we were discussing how we would celebrate the Sallah. I did not know that evil was lurking. It was around 8am today (Tuesday) that someone called me and said the sergeant had shot Abiodun dead. The lie they are spreading now is that he was a cultist. “But the fact is that Adesola is a notorious policeman in our area. He has been shooting at people, claiming that they are cultists. But Abiodun was not a cultist. They had been luring him to join them, but he refused. I do not know the fate of my son presently. I have not been allowed to see him at the police division.” Joe Offor, the Lagos state public relations officer insisted however that Abiodun was a wanted cultist and that the matter had been transferred to the Special Anti-Robbery Squad for further investigation. He said: “He was a wanted cultist by the police. He died during the exchange of fire. He was known in the area as Anarchy. The case has been taken to SARS for further investigation.” Police indiscriminate shooting is fast becoming a recurring incident in Lagos, a week ago, A tricycle operator and his family were shot at by police because he failed to give bribe. The police who shot at the tricycle operator thought he was a commercial driver.

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As d girl stil du transplant,her butt never reach ma bae's own,so wetin??









NEXT??

SO?









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Popular Nollywood actresses, Fathia Balogun and Dayo Amusa are currently enjoying the 2015 Hajj pilgrimage, in Mecca, Saudi Arabia.. Dayo Amusa and Fathia Balogun Following the spirit of the Hajj season, the duo was seen wearing Hijabs. Also, the award winning actress seized the opportunity to confirm to confirm her Alhaja status by fixing her “golden teeth”.: Fathia Balogun has starred, directed and produced several movies over the years and has also bagged several awards to her name. It can be recalled that earlier in the year and previous years, Nollywood actresses Laide Bakare, Sikiratu Sindodo and Kemi Afolabi who have observed the Hajj in the past, have also fixed their golden teeth.

Against popular notion, the catholic bishop of Awka diocese, Most Rev. Paulinus Ezeokafor, has said there is nothing wrong with President Buhari’s choices of people he recently appointed.The Punch reports that the reverend, yesterday, Sunday, September 21, said this at St. Patrick’s Catholic Cathedral in Awka. He further went ahead to say that the president needs to be given chances to prove his worth as a leader who knows how to get the best with the right people. He said he disagreed with some people who viewed the recent appointments as being lopsided.The Punch reports that the reverend, yesterday, Sunday, September 21, said this at St. Patrick’s Catholic Cathedral in Awka. He further went ahead to say that the president needs to be given chances to prove his worth as a leader who knows how to get the best with the right people. He said he disagreed with some people who viewed the recent appointments as being lopsided..“Every leader is at liberty to choose those who will work closely with him. The President at this level of appointments has not offended anybody. He ought to have that conducive environment to operate; and one sure way to do that is by appointing those he is comfortable with,” the bishop said. He however went further to urge the president to be fair in his next appointments. He said: “Nigeria is a diverse country and needs the inputs of all its ethnic and religious makeup to succeed. Let’s give him the benefit of doubt that he will balance the appointments with his ministerial appointments. I will appeal to Mr. President to uphold the principles of federal character in future appointments. No pluralistic society can survive with lopsidedness in appointments.”The cleric advised all Igbo politicians to desist from being selfish. “Avoid pursuing individual honours and work for the greater good of the people. The people of the South-East should go beyond political appointments and individual pursuits and focused more on collective welfare of the people. Whether you are a senator, House of Representative member or even a minister, you are there to serve the people and not to enrich yourself and immediate families.”[b]Against popular notion, the catholic bishop of Awka diocese, Most Rev. Paulinus Ezeokafor, has said there is nothing wrong with President Buhari’s choices of people he recently appointed.The Punch reports that the reverend, yesterday, Sunday, September 21, said this at St. Patrick’s Catholic Cathedral in Awka. He further went ahead to say that the president needs to be given chances to prove his worth as a leader who knows how to get the best with the right people. He said he disagreed with some people who viewed the recent appointments as being lopsided.The Punch reports that the reverend, yesterday, Sunday, September 21, said this at St. Patrick’s Catholic Cathedral in Awka. He further went ahead to say that the president needs to be given chances to prove his worth as a leader who knows how to get the best with the right people. He said he disagreed with some people who viewed the recent appointments as being lopsided..“Every leader is at liberty to choose those who will work closely with him. The President at this level of appointments has not offended anybody. He ought to have that conducive environment to operate; and one sure way to do that is by appointing those he is comfortable with,” the bishop said. He however went further to urge the president to be fair in his next appointments. He said: “Nigeria is a diverse country and needs the inputs of all its ethnic and religious makeup to succeed. Let’s give him the benefit of doubt that he will balance the appointments with his ministerial appointments. I will appeal to Mr. President to uphold the principles of federal character in future appointments. No pluralistic society can survive with lopsidedness in appointments.”The cleric advised all Igbo politicians to desist from being selfish. “Avoid pursuing individual honours and work for the greater good of the people. The people of the South-East should go beyond political appointments and individual pursuits and focused more on collective welfare of the people. Whether you are a senator, House of Representative member or even a minister, you are there to serve the people and not to enrich yourself and immediate families.”[/b]Against popular notion, the catholic bishop of Awka diocese, Most Rev. Paulinus Ezeokafor, has said there is nothing wrong with President Buhari’s choices of people he recently appointed.The Punch reports that the reverend, yesterday, Sunday, September 21, said this at St. Patrick’s Catholic Cathedral in Awka. He further went ahead to say that the president needs to be given chances to prove his worth as a leader who knows how to get the best with the right people. He said he disagreed with some people who viewed the recent appointments as being lopsided.The Punch reports that the reverend, yesterday, Sunday, September 21, said this at St. Patrick’s Catholic Cathedral in Awka. He further went ahead to say that the president needs to be given chances to prove his worth as a leader who knows how to get the best with the right people. He said he disagreed with some people who viewed the recent appointments as being lopsided..“Every leader is at liberty to choose those who will work closely with him. The President at this level of appointments has not offended anybody. He ought to have that conducive environment to operate; and one sure way to do that is by appointing those he is comfortable with,” the bishop said. He however went further to urge the president to be fair in his next appointments. He said: “Nigeria is a diverse country and needs the inputs of all its ethnic and religious makeup to succeed. Let’s give him the benefit of doubt that he will balance the appointments with his ministerial appointments. I will appeal to Mr. President to uphold the principles of federal character in future appointments. No pluralistic society can survive with lopsidedness in appointments.”The cleric advised all Igbo politicians to desist from being selfish. “Avoid pursuing individual honours and work for the greater good of the people. The people of the South-East should go beyond political appointments and individual pursuits and focused more on collective welfare of the people. Whether you are a senator, House of Representative member or even a minister, you are there to serve the people and not to enrich yourself and immediate families.”

;DHmmm. U stil dy talk 15k,come my area,dem go dy tel u 6k,even 5k sef nd u go teach 8subjects