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Politics › Re: Nigeria's Consular-General, New York, I Am Not A Religious Bigot by gramci: 4:14pm On Aug 15, 2012

maclatunji: The man refused to attend a Church service. Why are you screaming about it? Is it in the manual for Consular-Generals that they must attend Church services? If it isn't there,what is the big deal? He respectfully sent a lieutenant there- what else do you want?

Why am I not surprised? Birds of the same feather ...

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Nairaland General › Re: Public Bus Crushed By Train In Ikeja (Pic) by gramci: 4:04pm On Aug 15, 2012

You don't 4k with a moving train.

Politics › Re: Boko Haram Killed By Their Bomb In Kaduna. See Pics. by gramci: 9:42am On Aug 15, 2012

I hope they won't get their share of the virgins.

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Politics › Re: LASTMA Official's Death: Yinka Johnson (The Banker) Released by gramci: 4:27pm On Aug 14, 2012

Am happy for Mrs. Johnson, those LASMA officials that falsely accused her should be sanctioned to serve as deterrent.

Islam › Re: Police Warn Muslims To Stay-Off Jos Praying Ground by gramci: 12:18pm On Aug 14, 2012

made in nigeria: Make dem go bendown there na

Abi

Politics › Re: ACN & CPC Merger - We'll Finish PDP In 2015 by gramci: 8:21am On Aug 14, 2012

Otherwise "dogs and baboons will be soaked in blood."

Family › Man Attacks Doctor For Making Wife Deliver At Hospital Gate by gramci(op): 7:37am On Aug 14, 2012

Impatience, fuelled by anxiety, may have caused a man to losehis temper, as he attacked Dr. Ejike Nwokwor of Adonai Hospital, Mararaba, Nasarawa State, for allegedly not responding in time to his wife who was in labour, resulting in her giving birth at the hospital’sgate while she was waiting to be attended to in the hospital.
The man (name withheld) had rushed his wife to the hospital, perhaps too late, as the labour process had seemingly intensified so much that the little delay in getting her to the hospital for medical attention resulted in her abrupt delivery, right in front of the hospital on the outskirts of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), Abuja.
The incident, which occurred at about 11.30 pm last Thursday, resulted in the intervention of the Nasarawa State Police Command that has arrested several persons over the incident. The man’s brash action, has fouled up what ought to have been an occasionof great joy to him and the family.
THISDAY checks revealed that the case is now before the Abacha Road Police Station.
Narrating his ordeal to THISDAY, Nwokwor alleged thatthe woman’s husband manhandled him, apparently because he said the hospital was slothful and thus not doing much to prevent his wife from giving birth outside the hospital.
He said: "The gateman came to call me that somebody was outside and that it looked like an emergency, that I should come and examine the person. So when I got to the gate, therewas a woman there, she was in labour. She had already delivered; and when I bent down to carry the baby, the man was shouting, abusing us that we wasted time and his wife has now delivered at the gate, that we didn't come on time. I ignored his tirade and asI was about carrying the baby, the man came from behind and began hitting me, and before I realised what was happening, I was on the ground. When the man finished beating me, we still carried the woman and completed the delivery process.Later, the man came and was threatening me, that he will deal with me.
“Here in Mararaba, because ofthe population, we see a lot of things, some women deliver inside the car, some people deliver as they are coming in, it all depends on how early they come. As a doctor, I was grateful that the woman had seemingly delivered safely without no immediate problem or complication, for which I was thankful to God for.”
Nwokwor explained that although the woman registered for ante-natal services, she onlyvisited the hospital once on July9, 2012, a month to her deliverydate. According to him, he was the one that attended to her then.
When THISDAY contacted the man, described as the “aggressor,” he debunked the allegations and accused the hospital’s management of recklessness and insensitivity.
He said his family had been using the hospital for over seven years, pointing out that even his six-year-old son was delivered in the same hospital.
“I have maintained my family file for seven years now with the hospital; in fact, my son, who is six years now, was born in that hospital. I have the report card," he said.
But the point is whether the wife regularly attended the ante-natal sessions usually organised for pregnant women; and not whether the family was registered with the hospital. It isone thing to be registered, and it is quite another to attend the various ante natal sessions prior to delivery.
Officials of Adonai Hospital also accused the family of the woman of attempting to secretly discharge the baby andthe mother without the notice of the hospital management.
The man who pleaded for anonymity narrated his own version of the story: "We arrived at the hospital, and started knocking at the gate, the security man was sleeping, we spent 25 minutes at the gate. When he came, he saw me holding the gate, he went back and came back after 20 minutes." When you combine the time (which is 45 minutes by his account), but he sums it up saying: “it's up to one hour."
He further accused the hospital management and the police of wrongfully arresting his wife, brothers and other relatives under the pretext that they wanted to steal the baby.
The Nasarawa Police Command Deputy Public Relations Officer, Cornelius Osholi, told THISDAY in a telephone interview that, "itis an assault case, and it's still under investigation. After the investigation, the police will charge the culprit to court."
Those arrested have been granted bail, the two parties areexpected to report at the police station today for further investigation.
Asked whether the case will be transferred to Lafia, the state capital, Osholi said that since it is not a criminal case, it would not be taken to the Criminal Investigation Department (CID) in Lafia, but the police station where the case was reported tohas the authority to charge the case to court.
The Medical Director at the hospital, Dr. Godwin Obote, wasnot available for comment.

http://www.thisdaylive.com/articles/man-attacks-doctor-for-making-wife-deliver-at-hospital-amp-8217-s-gate/122260/

Politics › Eyewitnesses: Female Banker Didn’t Kill LASTMA Official by gramci(op): 7:10am On Aug 14, 2012

http://www.thisdaylive.com/articles/eyewitnesses-female-banker-didn-t-kill-lastma-official/122342/

For the fifth day running, Mrs. Yinka Johnson, a female banker accused of killing a 33-year-oldLagos State Traffic Management Authority (LASTMA) official, Hammed Balogun, has been in detention with her less than three-month-old baby. And with every passing day, more facts are emerging to the contrary. The young mother has continued to maintain that she did no such thing. Her storyline bears logic and reason.
The continued detention of Johnson, a member of staff of Standard IBTC Bank Plc., in Lagos, has continued to create ripples in the society.
The suspect was arrested on Friday by police operatives for the alleged murder of Balogun around Ikota Estate, on the Lekki-Ajah Expressway.
Relying on the claims of LASTMA officials on ground, the General Manager of the agency,Mr. Babatunde Edu, had blamedthe banker for killing the deceased.
According to him, the banker was driving against traffic and when apprehended, she attempted to flee. While trying to escape, she allegedly knocked down Balogun and on realising the enormity of her action, fled into the Ikota Estatewhere she was protected by thesecurity men until her arrest.
The arrest and subsequent accusation of murder against Johnson raised many unanswered questions, which LASTMA authorities are no longer willing to entertain. Fromthe pictures taken at the scene of the incident, the green Landrover Sport Utility Vehicle (SUV) with registration number CY 276 LSD, with which the suspect allegedly killed Balogunwhile fleeing from arrest was parked by the side of the road.
Again, the picture showed a truck belonging to LASTMA parked in front of the SUV as it prepared to tow the vehicle to the agency’s office. The picture,which has been circulating on social media, has prompted the public to ask at what point was the towing truck positioned in front of the suspect’s vehicle—before the knocking down of the LASTMA official or after?
According to an eyewitness, thelate Balogun was knocked downby a commercial bus, popularly called ‘danfo.’ The witness pointed out that the impact of the accident was so much that it broke the windscreen of the bus, whose driver fled from the scene. As at yesterday, there was still no physical impact like dent or broken windscreen etc.,on the suspect’s car, parked at the State Criminal and Investigation Department (SCID) Panti, to suggest a collision with any person or object.
Many of the eyewitnesses who spoke to THISDAY yesterday said the LASTMA personnel was hit by a fast-moving green commercial bus driver and not the suspect.
Besides, a senior police officer who also spoke on condition of anonymity, exonerated the suspect from the crime. He said: “Initially, it was believed Johnson committed the crime but from subsequent investigations, it has been revealed that another driver actually did it.
“I want to clear my conscience. We have gone over the scenario several times and arrived at the same conclusion. She couldn’t have hit the deceased because her car was stationary and our conclusion was buttressed by the picture LASTMA took of the incident.
“Again, there was a towing vehicle parked in front of her car so she couldn’t have hit himexcept she drove the car in reverse and even if she did, shecouldn’t have hit him because the official was not at the back.”
While protesting her innocence from behind the counter of the SCID, where she is currently being held with her three-month-old baby, Deborah, she said the whole incident was a frame-up.
The fog on the accusation against Johnson may have started clearing after detectives from the SCID visited the crime scene alongside the suspect and LASTMA officials yesterday.
Led by the Officer-in-Charge of the Homicide Unit, Mr. Solomon Okechukwu, the detectives were told by several eyewitnesses that the LASTMA official was killed by a commercial bus driver while he was attempting to cross the road.
But a LASTMA officer who was with the detectives believes thewitnesses are not fair to them, saying, “if we investigate further, you will find out that many of these so-called eyewitnesses were not even here when the incident occurred. My colleague was killed and Johnson will not go scot free. The crowd is booing us because they don't like us and it explains why they are ganging up against us.”
Admitting that the suspect had indeed driven against traffic, Okechukwu Ogunike, a residentof the area, said that was just about the only offence Johnson committed. According to him, the suspect drove out of the Ikota Estate and drove against the traffic instead of driving all the way to the shopping complex at Ajah to make a U-turn.
Taking THISDAY through the route taken by the suspect, Ogunike said: “There is a route by the side of the major road when you are leaving the estateand that is where everybody plies because of the ongoing construction on the road.”
Although he said it was regrettable that a life was lost, he flayed the adversarial attitude of the LASTMA officials.
He said: “How many policemen on the road do you hear that are killed by an approaching vehicle? How could he stand on the express just in the name of effecting an arrest? Admittedly, they are to do their jobs but LASTMA officials should learn how to stop cars without puttingtheir lives in danger.”
Corroborating Ogunike’s story, another eyewitness, Ilonze Benjamin, said the LASTMA officials were usually careless, rude and reckless when enforcing traffic laws. He said most of the time, they jump in front of moving vehicles when trying to apprehend errant motorists. According to him, thespot where the accident occurred was dangerous as many people lose their lives there on a weekly basis.
He said: “The LASTMA official was not crushed by the lady. Hehad seized the car key and was attempting to cross the road when he was hit. The modus operandi of LASTMA extortion isthat they seize the car keys of errant motorists and walk far away from the vehicle so that the motorist will follow them.
“After the motorist follows themto a corner, they collect bribe and then let you go.”
Another witness, who identified himself as Simon Eze, said when the suspect was arrested, she pleaded with them but they were adamant. He said: “Even one man in a redcar came down from his vehicleto plead with them but the officials refused and went to geta towing vehicle. As one of the officials attempted to cross the road, he was crushed by a commercial bus but he did not die on the spot.
“The LASTMA officials suddenly blamed the banker and accusedher of killing their colleague. If they had attended to the deceased on time, he probably would have survived. The commercial bus was badly damaged in the accident and his windscreen was shattered. Although the driver stopped for a while, he later sped off.”

Politics › Re: Zaki-biam And Odi Options: Means To Be Used To Subdue Boko Haram? by gramci: 3:15pm On Aug 13, 2012

Black Mamba: Where specifically do they want to raze? The whole maiduguri?or where?

Maiduguri and Damaturu will require ariel bombardment.

Family › Re: Why Do We Refuse To Help People Financially? by gramci: 1:20pm On Aug 13, 2012

OYO mentality, survival of the fittest.

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Politics › Re: Northern CAN - GEJ Has Failed Us, He Should Resign by gramci: 12:35pm On Aug 13, 2012

Another gaffe by GEJ

Politics › Re: Power Supply To Reach 9000MW Soon – Presidency by gramci: 12:19pm On Aug 13, 2012

Haters where are you?

Politics › Re: Much Talked About Onitsha Mosque Demolished! by gramci: 7:33am On Aug 13, 2012

If they need a place of worship they should be ready to pay for it, no free lunch.

Politics › Re: A Danfo Killed The LASTMA Official. Not The Banker - Eyewitness by gramci: 7:39pm On Aug 12, 2012

This is a new twist to the case, just hope justice prevails.

Politics › Re: Gunmen Kill Ten Soldiers In Damaturu, Yobe State by gramci: 6:14pm On Aug 12, 2012

ebamma: may the love of virgins lead bokoharam to their doom in jesus name

Amen!

Politics › Re: Gunmen Kill Ten Soldiers In Damaturu, Yobe State by gramci: 4:45pm On Aug 12, 2012

A time will come when the disparity between North and Southern Nigeria will be similar to that of North and South Korea. No thanks to Arewa

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Politics › Re: Gunmen Kill Ten Soldiers In Damaturu, Yobe State by gramci: 4:42pm On Aug 12, 2012*

rooftech: Source :daily times newspaper

One mobile police officer and nine soldiers were, on Sunday, killed in an afternoon attack launched against a security patrol team in Damaturu, Yobe State.
The State Police Command spokesperson, Toyin Gbadegeshin confirmed the incident, saying "the gunmen laid ambush on a security patrolteam using explosive devices around Shagari low cost housing area."
He said the military personnel in the patrol vehicle, who sustained injuries, had been taken to the hospital for medical attention.
"There were also gunshots reported around the 'A' division police station. We are still working to collect the details of the incident," he said.
Members of the radical Islamist sect, Boko Haram, are believed to be responsible for the attack.

http://dailytimes.com.ng/article/gunmen-kill-ten-security-operatives-damaturu

Politics › Re: There Will Be No More Power Outages – FG by gramci: 4:12pm On Aug 12, 2012

Enemies of progress cry

Politics › Re: Gunmen, Security Operatives Clash In Yobe by gramci: 3:11pm On Aug 12, 2012

Arewa boys in action.

Politics › Re: SSS Raid Bomb Factory In Kano by gramci: 5:16am On Aug 12, 2012

mekaboy: BOKO HARAM IS NOT ISLAMIC BUT LIVING AND OPERATING COMFORTABLY AMONG MUSLIMS AND NOBODY SEEMS TO POINT THEM OUT . THEY ARE NOT ISLAMIC BUT ASKED THE PRESIDENT TO ACCEPT ISLAM. IF THE MEMBERS OF THE MUSLIM COMMUNITY WILL NOT POINT THEM OUT, THEN THE MILITARY HAS THE RIGHT TO ASSUME THAT THEY ARE ALL BOKO HARAM.

HOW COME BOKO HARAM MEMBER WILL BOMB A POLICE STATION, KILL POLICE MEN, AND DISAPPEAR INTO THE CROWD AND NOBODY WILL POINT THEM OUT .

BH members are bonifide muslims, they go to mosque, read the koran, and even kill in the name of allah.

Politics › 'Security Agents Tortured Me For 3 Weeks, Saying I Was Kabiru Sokoto’ by gramci(op): 4:49am On Aug 12, 2012

Friday, July 13, will remain etched on the mind of 33 year-old Tanimu Labaran, a native of Kano. The Abuja-based driver, who had worked with a legislator who had an encounter with soldiers, one of whom was his friend, and detained for three weeks

You had an encounter with security agents. Tell us how it happened.

What happened to me was an unfortunate incident. There were some tea sellers around Durumi area where I go to take tea. So I was there when some fracas broke out. Some boys came and chased everyone away from the place.

We had no idea what was happening so we fled and left our shoes behind. Later on, we came back for our shoes and heard that the tea seller and the boys were not on good terms and that was why the boys attacked the place. So we suggested they report the issue to the police. When a report was made . . .

These boys you refer to, who were they?

They are some construction workers who sit by the roadside waiting for someone to hire them and they had a problem with the tea seller.

So we went and reported to the police and when we returned, some of the boys working with the tea sellers brought out weapons the assailants had left behind. When I saw this, I ceased the knife from the boy and we went to look for the person who started the fight but we didn’t find him.

So we came back and I took the weapon to my house. The next day, the construction workers heard that the issue had been reported to the police so they met and discussed and came to compensate the tea seller for the damages done. They paid him N10,000.

So what happened next?

So they asked me about their knife which I had taken to my house and I told them I will give it back to them. So I had gone to bring the weapon and was returning when I met a friend of mine, who is a military policeman. His name is Madaki. He saw me with the knife. He was standing with some seven other men, including a dismissed soldier. This was around Apo, under the bridge. So he just came and without a word struck me on the face.

Who struck you on the face?

Madaki.

The one you said is your friend?

I no longer consider him a friend because of what he did to me. A friend will not treat his friend in such a manner. So he struck me on the face and all the others joined in and started beating me up, saying they suspect me of being Kabiru Sokoto.

Was there some misunderstanding between you before then?

There was nothing. They beat me up and handcuffed me and continued beating me to the extent that I wasn’t hearing quite clearly with one of my ears. They were still beating me when a patrol team from Yakubu Gowon Barracks drove by and they asked what was happening. He told them he was a soldier and they asked him to identify himself. He showed them his ID card and then told them that I am Kabiru Sokoto and that he caught me with a weapon and showed them the knife. So they took me away . . .

So where did they take you away to?

They took me to the area around Protea Hotel, Asokoro and set me down. They removed my shirt and covered my face with it and asked me to say my last prayer.

Then they dragged me into some bush, I don’t quite know where exactly since my face was covered, and they asked me to tell them the truth of what had happened. I told them the truth and maintained it. They eventually took me to Gowon Barracks around 1a.m. and took me to the guardroom.

They kept me there until daybreak. Then Madaki came and asked for me to be presented to him. Two Staff Sergeants interrogated me and I told them what had happened. They said I was lying and striped me and beat me and gave me these scars on my back.

What did they use to beat you?

They used horsewhips and flogged me. Thereafter, they took me back to the guardroom and left me there for three weeks. Then the OC transferred my case and they took me to the SSS. There, I gave them my statement and they took me to the Commissioner of Police of the FCT. When he read my file, he said he will not take on the case . . .

You mean the CP himself?

Yes, the CP himself. He said it is not the military’s jurisdiction to arrest an individual and detain him for three weeks without handing him over to the police for due investigation and prosecution. So he told the SSS to go away with me.

Do you know on what day you were taken to the CP?

I was taken to the CP on . . . I can’t quite recall the date.

But you remember the date you were first detained?

I was held on Friday July 13.

And this friend of yours, Madaki, do you know his full name?

Yes. There was a soldier I spoke to while in the guardroom and when I told him what happened he said his full name is Suleman Madaki.

Do you have his number, his army number?

No, I don’t. I don’t.

So what happened thereafter?

From the CP, I was taken back to the SSS office and I took ill there. They took me to the hospital.

Which hospital were you taken to?

I don’t know but it was their [the SSS] hospital. I was so ill I didn’t quite know where I was. It was within their quarters, I think somewhere around City Gate.

They took me there and bought the needed drugs and food for me and then they brought me back and asked me to call anyone I know to come and secure my release. I called a friend of mine, the son of an Honourable member at the National Assembly Quarters.

He came and signed for me and they said he was responsible for me and asked me to return on a particular date, on a Wednesday, I went and they asked me to report back on a Monday. They have asked me to go back twice now.

Have you gone back? What happened when you went back?

I did, they just asked me how my area is now and I told them there was no problem. They were just asking questions and I answered them. I was there for two hours. And then they asked me to return on Tuesday, August 14.

And you have not been taken to court yet?

I have not been taken to court.

And you were the only person there, all through your stay in detention?

No, at the guardroom, they brought some 15 other people from Zamfara, they were riding their motorcycles to Masaka to work and they were arrested in front of the barracks and put in a cell.

Eleven of them had motorcycles; the others are water vendors and pure water sellers. So they were detained and after five days in detention, the OC came, he was a Captain, and asked for them to be brought out. He flogged them and drove them away without releasing their motorcycles to them. So the 11 motorcycles were left at the barracks.

Why were they flogged, do you know?

Nothing. They did nothing. The soldiers asked why were they driving fast in the night.

Have you met Madaki since your release?

Yes, I went to him one Friday night. He had told me there is a tailor he has who would sew some cloth for me so I had given him my brocade to give to the tailor. So when I was detained, my brocade was still with him. After my release, after I had reported to the SSS, I went by his office and saw many soldiers there. They asked me who I was looking for and I told them. When I saw him, he shook my hand and told me he was sorry, that he regretted what happened.

He asked me what was the situation then and I told him I had just returned from the SSS office and had come to collect my brocade. He told me he had already given it to the tailor and that he would get it back. Even on Thursday, [August 9th] he called me to apologise and asked me to let the issue pass.

http://sundaytrust.com.ng/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=11040:security-agents-tortured-me-for-3-weeks-saying-i-was-kabiru-sokoto&catid=41:latest-news&Itemid=26

Politics › Okada Operators Attack High Court Judge by gramci(op): 4:21am On Aug 12, 2012

Justice Ogbogo Ejembi of the Otukpo High Court, who was allegedly battered by four commercial motorcyclists, popularly known as ‘Okada’, has dragged his attackers to court for criminal conspiracy, criminal trespass and serious assault.
Sunday Vanguard gathered that Ogbogo incurred the wrath of the Okada riders when, on August 08, 2012, on his way to the State High Court Complex, his vehicle was hit at the rear by one of the riders but he chose to ignore the rider.
According to an eye witness, the Okada rider, Agbo Athanasius, hit the High Court judge’s vehicle after the trafficwarden on duty had stopped the judge and granted him theright of way.
The eye witness narrated that as soon as Justice Ejembi took off towards the high court complex, four cyclists and the traffic warden chased and caught up with him and thoroughly beat him up.
”It took the intervention of passersby who apprehended the four cyclists and the traffic warden and handed them over to the police to save the judge.”
The prosecution of the cyclists who include: Zuzuli Emmanuel,Adam Anthony and Barnabas Agbaka, commenced at the weekend at a Makurdi Chief Magistrate Court presided overby Mrs.Theresa Wergba.
When the case came up, the accused person pleaded not guilty to the charges.
The prosecuting officer, Inspector James Terzungwe, urged the court for an adjournment pending further investigations into the matter.
Meanwhile, Benue State Police Public Relations Officer, PPRO, DSP Daniel Ezeala, told SundayVanguard that the traffic warden was undergoing orderly room trial.

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2012/08/okada-operators-attack-high-court-judge/

Politics › Re: SSS Raid Bomb Factory In Kano by gramci: 9:04pm On Aug 11, 2012

[quote author=Had_one]ITS
BECOMING CLEAR DAY BY DAY THAT THIS STU.PID BOKOHARAM IS JUST A TOOL.EMPLOYED TO DESTROY THE NORTH IN THE NAME OF RELIGION.[/quote]Self-destruct mode activated. grin

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Politics › Re: SSS Raid Bomb Factory In Kano by gramci: 8:58pm On Aug 11, 2012

These virgin hunters are desperate.

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Foreign Affairs › Re: Time And CNN Suspend Fareed Zakaria For Plagiarism by gramci: 8:57pm On Aug 11, 2012

PHIPEX: And Sanusi kept pushing the blame to others instead accepting his plagiarism error, he better learn how to apologise from Fareed.

When will sheik sanusi come clean?

Crime › Re: Banker Kills LASTMA Official In Lagos by gramci: 9:30am On Aug 11, 2012

OYINBOGOJU: Let nobody go against the law

very simple

Not as simple as you think, the new LSG traffic law will have a lot of unintended consequences.

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Crime › Re: Banker Kills LASTMA Official In Lagos by gramci: 9:13am On Aug 11, 2012

Nobody wants to go to jail.

Crime › Female Banker Crushes LASTMA Official To Death by gramci(op): 9:09am On Aug 11, 2012

A female banker who works with Stanbic IBTC Bank, Yinka Johnson, on Friday crushed an official of the Lagos State Traffic Management Authority, Mr. Hameed Balogun, while driving against the traffic inthe Ajah area of the state.
This came three weeks after another official of the agency, Mustapher Adeleke,was crushed by a bus driver, who was driving against traffic.
The incident was recorded a week after the Governor Babatunde Fashola signed the new traffic law.
According to LASTMA authorities, Johnson,ran over the traffic official when he accosted her for contravening the law.
The General Manager, LASTMA, Mr. Babatunde Edu, said after hitting the 33-year-old LASTMA official, Johnson ran into Ikota Estate, Ajah, where security guards prevented LASTMA officials from arresting her.
He said, “Balogun was this morning (yesterday) killed by a banker on the Lekki-Ajah Expressway while carrying out his official assignment at his duty post at Mega City, Ajah.
“The driver, whose identity was revealed by the Auto Inspector device as Yinka Johnson, an employee of IBTC, drove in a green LandRover Jeep with registration number CY 276 LSD against traffic from Mega Chicken inward toll plaza two.
“She was intercepted by three officials of LASTMA led by the Head of Operations, Mr. Quayum Asafa, for traffic violation. Johnson started driving recklessly in orderto escape and in the process ran over theofficer.
“The deceased was rushed to Germaine Hospital where he later died as a result ofinjury sustained from the accident. The corpse was deposited at the Lagos State Teaching Hospital, Ikeja, for autopsy.
“Realising what she had done, she ran and escaped from the scene of the incident into Ikota Estate, Ajah with the security men shutting the gate.
“The situation became riotous as the security attached to the gate refused all entries to open the gate until the intervention of the Area Commander in charge of Area J, Mr. Felix Uwamli, who called for backup before access could be gained into the Estate.”

http://www.nigerianeye.com/2012/08/female-banker-crushes-lastma-official.html?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+Nigerianeye+%28NigerianEye%29

Politics › Re: Where Is Alj Harem? by gramci: 8:36pm On Aug 10, 2012

He's probably in sudan or one these Arab countries mastering the act of terror. undecided

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Islam › Re: American Pastor Joins Muslims In Ramadan Fast by gramci: 2:17pm On Aug 10, 2012

bbkkatunxo: a joni of hundred mile start wit a step, jux let pray n wait n c wat Allah will do wit his life sooner

I just hope you not referring to the same Allah BH, Al Queda and their likes worship.

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