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By Bola Bamigbola
10th September 2022


A tailor and part-time commercial motorcyclist, Wahab Hammed, was recently paraded by the Osun State Police Command, alongside his friend, Ayobami Adegoke, for allegedly killing a fellow suspected Internet fraudster, Wasiu Oguntade, in Modakeke, Osun State. In this interview with BOLA BAMIGBOLA, Hammed explains what transpired

Where are you from and what do you do for a living?

I am a resident of Modakeke, Osun State. I am a tailor. But whenever I don’t have work to do in my shop, I usually engage in commercial motorcycle operation. I am a native of Modakeke. I attended secondary school but dropped out when I was in SS2.

Why did you stop schooling?

It is a long story. I just stopped for some reasons I don’t want to disclose.

Are you married?

I used to have a wife but she left me because I had an accident and the doctor handling my treatment said one of my hands would be amputated. When she heard that, she started misbehaving. I have a child through the marriage.

Why were you arrested?

We were arrested for killing my friend, Wasiu Oguntade. I was arrested with Ayobami (Adegoke) another friend of mine.

Who was Wasiu and what led to his death?

Wasiu was a friend to Sodiq, who is another friend of mine. So, I got to know him through Sodiq. Wasiu was a Yahoo boy and he had been doing it before we got to know each other about a year and three months ago. He was my friend too.

Why and how did you kill him?

What happened was that Ayobami and I killed Wasiu because he was always oppressing me with the proceeds of his Yahoo Yahoo activities. He was making good money from Yahoo Yahoo. I was into it too, but I was not so lucky. Whenever he made good money, he would come to me and be flaunting it. At times, he would even send me on errand because of the money he had made. One day, an evil plan formed in my mind and I decided to collect money from him. I didn’t plan to kill him.

What did you do?

The incident happened on Sunday, August 8, this year. We took him to a location far from our residential area in Modakeke under the guise of wanting to sell a parcel of land to him. He had informed me that he wanted to buy land and I told him that I had someone that could get a good location for him.

I got to know Ayo in town, while working as a commercial motorcyclist. We became friends because we were both commercial motorcyclists. I used to tell Ayo everything that was going on between Wasiu and me; how he was oppressing me with proceeds of the Yahoo Yahoo and all that. It was Ayo that suggested an idea that we could use to obtain money from him.

So when Wasiu called me that Sunday that he was ready to go and see the land I told him we had found, I immediately informed Ayo and he said I should bring him. Wasiu, Ayo and I went to a place a bit far from the residential area in Modakeke. We went on Wasiu’s motorcycle. Wasiu rode the motorcycle, while Ayo gave him the direction to follow. When we got to our destination, Ayo showed Wasiu the land and he checked round. He told us he would think about it before deciding what to do. He also said he would pay in installments. We were about to leave the area when Ayo held Wasiu from the back and hit him with a machete, cutting his head.

What do you mean cutting his head?

It was Ayo that killed him but I was present at the scene.

How were you arrested?

I went to Ipetumodu Police Station to report myself because Wasiu’s friend had called his line and Ayo was the one that picked the call and lied that Wasiu was involved in an accident in Ipetumodu.

We both went to the police station and my conscience was troubling me, because that was my first time of doing such a horrible thing. People were already suspecting me. Wasiu’s wife mentioned my name, that her husband told her he was coming to see me. But because Ayo lied that Wasiu was involved in accident in Ipetumodu, I thought that would cover me.

So, what happened?

When we got to Ipetumodu, Wasiu’s wife and his friend were with us. An Amotekun operative that saw us wandering around stopped us. He asked us what we were looking for and Ayo explained that we were looking for someone that had an accident, but the man said I was the first suspect because the missing person said he was coming to see me.

The Amotekun man, after asking few questions, said we should go to the police station to report and he immediately declared me the first suspect since I was the person that Wasiu told his wife he wanted to go and see before he went missing.

What happened at the police station?

When I got there, I could no longer hide what we did. I confessed to the police that Wasiu had been killed. Actually, we didn’t plan to kill him. We only planned to collect money from him but he didn’t bring money to the site as we had hoped. Again, Ayo felt he was suspecting us too. I never told Ayo to kill him and what he told me was that he did it because Wasiu was already suspecting us.

Why didn’t you stop Ayo from killing him?

It happened too suddenly; I didn’t expect it, since we didn’t plan to kill him. I had a burden on my conscience and that was why I had to confess, more so, because Wasiu’s wife and his friend were already insinuating that I could have put Wasiu in danger since I was the one he told them he wanted to visit. There was no way I could free myself from that allegation.

What happened after you confessed?

I knew I was in trouble when I was arrested. So, I just owned up and my conscience felt lighter.




https://punchng.com/i-killed-friend-for-oppressing-me-with-yahoo-yahoo-proceeds-tailor/

After all, the purpose of going to school is to be able to survive, by working with the certificate and making money.

The sole aim of going to school is to become a functional member of the society, not only to put food on your table. Your certificate/education is not a waste, making comedy skits while in school is one of the inbuilt potentials unfolded in school.

May Almighty God see u and other jobless Nigerian graduates through. I feel your pains

Date: 2022-09-09


Amid the lingering strike action by the Academic Staff Union of Universities which has lasted seven months, a 200-level student of the University of Ilorin, Kwara State, Usman Opeyemi, has begun a Point of Sale business, which he named ‘ASUU strike PoS.’

Opeyemi, a student of History and International Studies, who spoke in an interview with The PUNCH, Thursday, said he began the business when the strike action of ASUU appeared to have dashed hopes.

Sharing the picture of himself sitting at his shop, he had tweeted on Tuesday, “I don open business ooo, courtesy of ASUU strike.”

When asked what was the brain behind it, he said, “It’s just this strike; when you have your hope dashed, you have all your plans shattered. The inspiration just came that I should do something considering the kind of environment we are.”

When asked if the strike was traumatising for him, Opeyemi replied affirmatively, “Honestly! Because I initially applied for Law at the university, I wasn’t given, so I was of the opinion that let me quickly run this International Relations course and come back for law as a second degree.”

“But, with this strike now, that may not be possible considering the economic situation of the country. Some parts of our dreams have been shattered,” he told The PUNCH.

Opeyemi, who said he had been trying to fend for himself for a while now, added, “I left home since 2020, being on my own.”

He said the PoS business was thriving. “Yes, it actually pays. People are coming especially when they see the name. They’re wowed and say: ‘Oh that ASUU boy, let’s patronise him,” he said.

“I will advise that we should just make the best of the moment, utilise it well so we won’t lose at the end,” he urged other colleagues affected by the strike.

He noted that the students were the ones at the receiving end, adding that by the time strike would be called off, lecturers would be paid and government would continue their work too.

The PUNCH reports that ASUU began its strike February 14, with hopes still dashed on resumption for many students as both the Federal Government and the striking lecturers are yet to reach a consensus.

https://www.ilorin.info/fullnews.php?id=31167

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Ah! I'm speechless

Burying this one now is just a waste, it should be donated to medical students at the UI

What do u expect when a LovePeddler eventually finds a horseband

Men of the F-Division Police Station of the Kwara State Police Command have been accused of brutalising a Liberian international student of the University of Ilorin, Kwara State, Theophilus Blamoh, in Oke-Odo, in the Ilorin area of the state.

PUNCH Metro gathered that the 200 level student of Performing Arts, University of Ilorin, alongside his colleagues, were on their way to buy some food items when the policemen accosted them and ordered them to enter their patrol vehicle.

Blamoh, who spoke to our correspondent on Wednesday, said after entering the vehicle, the policemen collected their phones and started checking for incriminating evidence but to no avail.

The international student said they were in the vehicle when one of the policemen allegedly punched his face, stomach and limbs, adding that he became weak during the assault.

He said, “When the policemen did not find any incriminating evidence on our phone, they started asking why we are not doing ‘yahoo yahoo.’ They spoke in Yoruba language and I didn’t understand but kept pleading with my colleague to keep quiet.

“All of a sudden, one of the policemen, who became annoyed, started punching me but I blocked my face. Then, he punched my stomach and limbs. When the beating was too much, my friend had to inform them that I am an international student from Liberia.

“It was at that point that they calmed down, took us to the police station and locked us up in the cell. After realising that I was becoming very weak, they brought me out of the cell, drove me home and dumped me at the front of the house.”

Blamoh said despite informing the policemen that he had become numb due to the assault, the policemen abandoned him, adding that he collapsed and woke up in the hospital.

“My belongings are still there, they just released my friend this afternoon. I’m thankful I didn’t lose my life,” he said.

Blamoh’s caretaker, Chibest Udokaogu, said he saw the policemen dumping the undergraduate at the front of the house, adding that after he collapsed, he rushed him to the Ayobami Clinic and Maternity Hospital, Tanke, Oke-Odo.

He said, “The policemen dropped him on the cover of the soak away. I saw them while peeping through my window and rushed out to call his name but Blamoh did not respond.

“The police were standing there as I rushed him to the hospital. They did nothing. When I got to the hospital, I begged for his life to be saved. I thank God he didn’t die in my hands.”

The nurse on duty at the hospital, who does not want to be mentioned over fears of losing her job, said the Liberian was unconscious when the caretaker brought him to the “He is still recovering but feels pain in his limbs and back. We’re treating him and hope that he gets better soon enough,” the nurse said.

Contacted, the state Police Public Relations Officer, SP Ajayi Okasanmi, said the policemen raided criminal hideouts and arrested some suspects in the area.

“This morning, we heard that somebody slumped and we are currently investigating that allegation,” he said.



https://punchng.com/kwara-policemen-brutalise-unilorin-undergraduate-victim-hospitalised/

@op, like someone has rightly said up there, if the reverse was the case, what will u say? If a male lecturer is pestering your younger sister, won't u ask for his dismissal? U will be the first shouting randy lecturer up and down.


Your cousin should be rusticated and prosecuted, ill mannered student

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What are the procedures? I mean terms and conditions that will be required.

Thanks for your inputs.

Kindly move this to the front page for wider coverage, it's urgent!

Will u be able to satisfy her sexual urge in the next 10 years?

detectivejones:
At 22 More grease to your elbow.

Elbow bawo?

More grease/ oil to her pussy

Channah1:
Nope.

Thanks

May God repose her soul and the fortitude to bear this irreparable loss. Accept my empathy and sympathy.

May Almighty God give u the fortitude to this irreparable loss, may God repose her soul

Did u cook the spring onion? It looks fresh. I'm curious

Those who are HIV positive should desist from using mosquito net biko

Ah! When I wanted to open an account last year I asked " I hope this HORSE will not run away when it sees plenty money?" They were laughing at me and said NO.

Now the horse will soon run away

1 more, pls

I'm one of them

He might be a Merchant Naval Officer.


I was once a trainee in African Maritime Academy (regular officer). Those who were in voyage 1 and 2 were allowed to wear Camouflage apart from the working rig while trainnes put on white tennis, short and crested vest.

Educative

Rights activist and the presidential candidate of the African Action Congress, has knocked the Nigeria Police Force over the suspension of two female officers, for using TikTok.

On Friday, the NPF suspended two supernumerary Police Officers, Obaze Blessing and Obaze Uju, over misconduct and violation of social media policy.

The Force Public Relations Officer, Olumuyiwa Adejobi, disclosed this via his Twitter handle.

Speaking in the video he shared on his Twitter page, Adejobi said that the two female cops had “portrayed themselves in the viral video and other videos as undisciplined and unprofessional in contravention of the police social media policy.”

In the viral video captioned “sisters that slay together, work together”, both officers are featured in a montage of pictures where they are seen dressed in their uniforms, bikini, and casual wear.

Reacting in a Facebook post late Saturday, Sowore noted that the Nigeria Police was living in the past. He added that the police would have spared male officers.


The suspension of these police ladies by the Nigeria Police Force is an illegal and oppressive act against the police officers, I keep reiterating that Nigeria security forces are living in the past and are highly chauvinistic. If these were male police officers on TikTok no one would touch them. The police force must rescind their illegal suspension and recall them back with immediate effect.

However, the police in its statement also stated, “It is equally important to mention that in line with Section 25 (2) (3) of the Police Act, 2020 and the Nigeria police guidelines for recruitment, promotion, the discipline of supernumerary police, 2013, issued by the IG, the mode of dressing for SPY police mandates its SPY officers above the rank of Assistant Superintendent of Police not to wear uniforms.

“Similarly, extant laws delineate the supernumerary uniform. It states that they must be on their approved uniform, ash-colored shirt with ‘SPY’ inscriptions all over, over black with shoulder badge carrying the word ‘supernumerary’. Hence, supernumerary officers adorning police black, neon blue or camouflage uniforms run afoul of the law and would be adequately sanctioned.”

The suspension has met condemnations from several notable personalities. Veteran singer, John Asiemo, popularly known as Daddy Showkey, spoke in defense of two female police officers, saying the video could help reframe attract young people towards the police force for good.

A former Senator of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, Shehu Sani, also reacted via his Twitter handle on Saturday, appealing to the police to spare the ladies.

“Dear IG, please forgive those two suspended female police officers. I can help in preaching and counselling them not to repeat. When I saw the clip, I was momentarily over shocked; but it’s forgivable,” Sani tweeted.



https://punchng.com/npf-spares-men-sowore-condemns-suspension-of-policewomen/

Prof. Dopemu who was keeping bees was stung to death by bees.

Why keeping dangerous animals? He was probably deceived by the word sapiens which means wisdom in Homo sapiens

Chest

I don't really know what to say

See na the cloth she wore to Bauchi be this?