Rivers State taskforce
The life of a female police officer and mother of a four months old baby was brought to an end by the Rivers State taskforce enforcing the Lockdown measures.

It was gathered that a trigger-happy policeman attached to the taskforce pulled that killed his colleague, who was not a member of the taskforce.

The incident was said to have happened 1st. Market junction at Eneka, Obio-Akpor,Port Harcourt while the lady was in active service.

Rivers State Taskforce
Rivers State taskforce kills Policewoman
Sources said the tragedy occurred when members of the taskforce arrived the area and began to destroy goods belonging to defiant street traders.

The Hilux belonging to the Taskforce Team have been towed down to Eneka police station at the moment.

The new Commissioner of Police Rivers State, Joseph Mukan, who confirmed the development, said the policeman attached to the taskforce misused his weapon.

He said: “A policeman attached to the taskforce did the shooting.

“He was shooting anyhow and in the process killed another policewoman. The policewoman was hit by a stray bullet”.

Rivers State Taskkforce
Rivers State taskforce kills Policewoman
Mukan, who spoke at about 8:20pm, said the policeman was immediately arrested, disarmed and subjected to orderly room trial.

“As I am talking to you, the orderly room trial is ongoing. If we conclude it this night, we will arraign him tomorrow”, he said.

He insisted that there was no justification for the killing adding that the law must take its course.

Imo Police have averted an attempted suicide and murder in Imo State when they stopped a man from burning himself and stabbed mother inside the house.

Police report has it that the man Mr. Johnbosco Ejiogu from Umudagu Mbieri, in Mbaitoli LGA of Imo State stabbed his mother Mrs. Pauline Ejiogu during an altercation and then locked both of them inside after which he set the house ablaze.

“Preliminary investigation revealed that the said Johnbosco Ejiogu stabbed his mother Pauline Ejiogu as a result of an altercation, he went further to lock the door behind himself and the victim, and then set the house ablaze, but they were rescued alive sequel to the swift reaction of the officers and men of the Division, and the members of the neighbourhood” a release by the Imo State Police Public Relations Officer, PPRO, SP IKEOKWU GODSON ORLANDO.


Having been saved by operatives of Mbieri Divisional Headquarters on Friday, the duo have been taken to hospital while investigation continues as the to real motives of Mr. Ejiogu.

Another PHCN staff beaten to stupor while distributing bills and also trying to collect some money from the residents in Lagos,this same incident also happend in Abeokuta to a particular PHCN staff.



A staff of the Eko electricity Distribution Company EEDC, Olaoti Badmus , was attacked by aggrieved residents of Oredehin street,Orile Lagos. on Friday April 25th.

When Mr Badmus was narrating his ordeal,said he was out distributing bills to the residents who were at home due to the lockdown when he was attacked, though it was the bills that belongs to just three houses not to whole community which he supposed to have given the weeks ahead lockdown.



“I was busy distributing electricity bills to the three buildings and I was attacked by a group of people asking me to stop the unnecessary distribution of bills. Before I could even explain to them that the bills is not for everyone they started assaulting me ,beating me with woods while some are matching me.



Though, we were two that left the office but the second officer has ran away , unknowingly that he went to report in the office.

I was badly beaten without pity for discharging my duty, even when my colleague and some other colleagues arrived scene to rescue me into the vehicle, I was later rescued by my colleagues and two police officer.

We latter reported the attack at the Police Station after which i was taken to a nearby Hospital for medical attention.” he said

Xenophobia: Nigerian community raises alarm over fresh violence in South AfricaPublished on September 8, 2019 By Agimelen Prinx



As fresh wave of attacks against foreigners resume on Sunday, the Nigeria Union South Africa (NUSA) has urged Nigerians residing in that country to stay away from hot spots where the ongoing violent protest march by the Zulu Hostel dwellers in Johannesburg was taking place.

The Publicity Secretary of the union, Mr Habib Miller, who gave the advice in an interview with the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) on Sunday in Lagos, said it was it was necessary to avoid a repeat of what happened last week.


“This afternoon, the Zulu Hostel dwellers walked out and disrupted a gathering which was being addressed by Inkatha Freedom Party President Emeritus, Mr Mangosuthu Buthelezi.

“They are now marching around Jules Street towards MTN taxi rank and Bramfontein chanting `foreigners must leave the country’.

“The protest is still ongoing in different part of Johannesburg.


“We’ve warned and alerted our people and their structure through various media.

“The Police need to be proactive this time around so that lives and properties of people, especially, foreign nationals will be protected.

“Our mission in Johannesburg has been informed,” Miller told NAN on telephone.

Gone are the days
we live on past glories
we remember the days of great men
who were warriors ready to defend our people either at night or during the day
Do such people still exist in the country?
We have lost our pride
Our land is desolate and our people are hopeless
we have traded our pride for illicit wealth
The lion has now become a prey in its own forest
Giant of Africa
yet our people now treated like ants even in Africa
The biggest in west Africa
yet our west African brothers don’t want to see us in their homes
what then do we say of the Europeans and Americans
If our own brothers are rejecting us
We don't need revival cause nothing can revive us atleast not in this present generation

From where do we call for hope
Will hope even answer our cries?
Does hope itself trust in our cries or does it think we are faking it?
we are tired of reciting “May God help us” as anthem

Our mouths are muscled just from saying “we will get better”
Our fingers are blistered for we type and write our problems
trying to proffer solutions which our leaders never consider

Nigerians
Our military though are ever ready to embark on the defense journey
just to restore our pride
But will that really solve the problem or create more chaos
How has thy land become a piece of shit to thy servants
And thy people a rag to her own brothers
is this our own doing?
what has lead to this fall in status?

Nigerians
How did we get to this stage?
How did those who cried to us for help
Now our masters?
Is this still the country that helped in setting south Africa free from tragedy?
Do we blame The South Africans?
or is this our reward?
How has the mighty fallen?

Africans
is this the result of years of oppression suffered by the south Africans?
that hostility towards their helpers is what they want to give as payback?

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#southafricagovernment
#Endxenophobiabeforeitbecometoolate
#letpeacereign
#weareonepeople
#stopkillingnigeriansinsouthafrica