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A mortuary attendant has been arrested in Abeokuta, the Ogun State capital, for c#tting off the head of a deceased boy.
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The man, who was identified as Kushimo Lukman, was arrested by men of the Ogun State Government-owned security outfit, the So-Safe Corps on Tuesday morning. The So-Safe Corps said the suspect was “an acclaimed mortuary attendant working with MABOD at Oke-Yidi, Abule Oloni, Abeokuta.”
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According to the spokesman, Moruf Yusuf, the suspect was arrested by the officers after he had behe#ded the corpse of a male minor at the Oke Yidi cemetery in Abeokuta.”
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Yusuf told DAILY POST that the suspect confessed during interrogation that the behe#ded corpse was brought to the cemetery from the Federal Medical Centre FMC, Abeokuta, after he d#ed due to complications from a kidney disease.
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The suspect was quoted to have said that “the parents of the boy, who came from Ibadan, sought his assistance as a mortuary attendant to get the body buried,” adding that “he buried the boy’s body inside the cemetery, in the presence of his parents at about 19:00hrs on Monday.”
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However, the suspect was said to have later gone back to the cemetery at 6 am on Tuesday, to sev#re the head of the buried boy, and he was caught after a fierce f#ght with the So-Safe officers, who later overpowered him.
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The suspect “confessed that the fresh head was requested for by one Chief Ifalonishe (AKA Lanroye) at the rate of N50,000,” saying “it was supposed to be delivered to him at a designated point within Abeokuta.”

A mortuary attendant has been arrested in Abeokuta, the Ogun State capital, for c#tting off the head of a deceased boy.
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The man, who was identified as Kushimo Lukman, was arrested by men of the Ogun State Government-owned security outfit, the So-Safe Corps on Tuesday morning. The So-Safe Corps said the suspect was “an acclaimed mortuary attendant working with MABOD at Oke-Yidi, Abule Oloni, Abeokuta.”
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According to the spokesman, Moruf Yusuf, the suspect was arrested by the officers after he had behe#ded the corpse of a male minor at the Oke Yidi cemetery in Abeokuta.”
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Yusuf told DAILY POST that the suspect confessed during interrogation that the behe#ded corpse was brought to the cemetery from the Federal Medical Centre FMC, Abeokuta, after he d#ed due to complications from a kidney disease.
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The suspect was quoted to have said that “the parents of the boy, who came from Ibadan, sought his assistance as a mortuary attendant to get the body buried,” adding that “he buried the boy’s body inside the cemetery, in the presence of his parents at about 19:00hrs on Monday.”
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However, the suspect was said to have later gone back to the cemetery at 6 am on Tuesday, to sev#re the head of the buried boy, and he was caught after a fierce f#ght with the So-Safe officers, who later overpowered him.
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The suspect “confessed that the fresh head was requested for by one Chief Ifalonishe (AKA Lanroye) at the rate of N50,000,” saying “it was supposed to be delivered to him at a designated point within Abeokuta.”

IamWonderful:
Yet the average person in southeast couldn't stay in southeast, he is in the southwest hawking gala, even when fashola send them away they came back

IamWonderful:
I guess this one isn't oluwole became it favours the south east, bunch of hypocrites

Karemarealty288:
Omenka is Benue....

NoQualmz:
Ipob male mistakes always looking for a way to either justify their foolishness or blame somebody，

tobolos:
The Russia-Ukraine war is causing huge energy crises on these countries.People are being advised to work from home to cut energy needs. Nigeria is suppose to be cashing out on this but our mumu government no dey see road.

OyeofIkoTuN:
LOL....stop am abeg,the situation different biko

haslaw:
But still better than the Judas backstabber who became a professor without a PhD

Four-day week trial to go ahead in UK from June - see if your employer is taking part
In total, 60 firms with 3,000 staff have signed up to take part in a pilot four-day week project here in Britain - giving all employees a three-day weekend with no loss of pay

Compressed hours but a longer weekend - are you an advocate of the four-day week?
Compressed hours but a longer weekend - are you an advocate of the four-day week? (Image: Getty Images)
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14:57, 5 Apr 2022UPDATED10:10, 6 Apr 2022
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A four-day working week trial will officially begin in the UK from June 1, giving all employees the option of an extended weekend with no loss of pay.

Sixty firms with 3,000 staff have signed up to take part in a pilot run by campaign group 4 Day Week Global - and it will run for six months.

The scheme is based on the idea that staff will get 100% of their salary for 80% of the time, and hopefully maintain 100% productivity.

It comes amid growing interest in the potential benefits of giving workers an extra day off.

Companies that have signed up to the trial range from large marketing firms to charities and breweries.

During the pilot, the businesses will work with researchers to record the impact on productivity.

They will also track worker wellbeing and the impact on the environment and gender equality.

Should the four-day week be made the law? Let us know in the comments below

Atom Bank become one of the most recent adaptors of the four-day week last year when it moved to a permanent long-weekend without deducting pay.

Instead of reducing employees' hours, it made the four working days longer.

Some companies have trimmed hours down to give workers permanent 32-hour weeks with no loss of pay.

Internationally, in August 2019, Microsoft Japan implemented a four-day week giving 2,300 employees five Fridays off in a row.

The company said productivity jumped 40%, meetings were more efficient, and workers - who were also happier - took less time off.

In Iceland, a four day working week trial was carried out between 2015 and 2019 and labelled an “overwhelming success” by researchers.

Workplaces that took part, including hospitals and schools, moved from 40 hour weeks to 36 or 35 hours with some reporting an improved level of productivity among employees.

The trial eventually involved more than 2,500 workers, equal to approximately 1 per cent of Iceland's workforce.

ItsGoodToBeGood:
At least Tinubu was once a truthful man, Nigeria can never be one,,, let's stop deceiving ourselves.

LeoDeKing:
I swear omenka really finish am.

Choi, see finishing.

I used to say it, if not for rules of the forum, many of these clowns who think they have foul language will avoid his mention like kilode.

Okoroawusa:
Omenka what is this?! ... It's enough o!

See wetin you take English scatter your fellow human being.... chimoooo!

omenka:
You rushed to type this trash and mention my name to:

1. Pretend to be okay with the situation in your terror ridden enclave, dotting your witless comment with laughing emoji in the hope to mask your inner feeling of pain and sorrow from those reading the comment.

2. Try to deflect the course of the thread knowing fully well it will be overrun by HUMANS with a desire to see commensense prevail.

I swear I had no clue a resplendent clown like you exists here. You probably hope into my mentions everyday, but this is probably the first time I'd reply you, and definitely the last, because clowns like you, with a penchant for sticking their middle finger in their own arsehole, and shoving same into their mouth, disgust me no end.

If you must, know this today, I couldn't care less if your house or your state is reduced to ashes, heck that would probably be pleasureable to watch. The reason I comment on these stuffs is to ensure scrawny little yokels like you continue to hurt from reading my comments. I know how easily threads become about Omenka once I comment on them, courtesy of mentally handicapped gasbags like you, and same thing would probably transpire on this thread.

A thousand silly mentions won't stop me from commenting on threads I feel like commentin on, matter o'fact, a million wouldn't! I get them every effing day, moreso when Okoros are having a bad day.

You people's pains, Omenka's endless pleasure. Get used to it.

VictorUSA:
Is he not holding a political party's card as member? Has he not held a political position before?

VictorUSA:
Is he not holding a political party's card as member? Has he not held a political position before?

VictorUSA:
A pastor abi?

VictorUSA:
Do not trust a nigerian politician.Whatever they give out they must retake tenfold.