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olasaad:it's quite an age, are u still in Ilorin? Taiwo |
Published January 5, 2020January 5, 2020 Adeeko Owolabi Twenty-three-year old Adeeko Owolabi reportedly connived with a self-acclaimed pastor to murder his girlfriend, Favour Daley-Oladele, who was a final-year student of the Lagos State University. He talks to DAUD OLATUNJI about why he chose Favour as his target and how he executed the plan How would you describe the role you played in the killing of Favour Daley-Oladele? I am a student, my colleagues just finished from Lagos State University, but I have carryover and was trying to retake the course when this happened. I study sociology. I called Favour on December 8, 2019 to meet me at Ikoyi-Ile so we could spend some time together. She met me at a hotel in the area, but immediately she got there, she started complaining that she was tired and needed to rest. I told her that we needed to visit my dad’s younger brother before she would rest. It was a lie. I tricked her into going to the church of Segun. When we got to the church, again, she complained that she wanted to sleep, so, I asked her to go into the church and rest. When she slept off, I used a pestle to smash her in the head and she died. After we confirmed she was dead, Pastor Segun slaughtered her and removed the vital organs from her body so that they could be used for the ritual we wanted to perform to make money. How did you meet the prophet? I met the prophet through my aunt; she introduced him to me. I have known him for long, but he used to only interpret dreams for me. My mother is the breadwinner of our family. Since my father lost his job, she has been the one going about to ensure that we survive. But recently, I discovered that things were not going smoothly for her. She was not making money like she used to and she wasn’t getting contracts. Because of the love I had for my mother and because I knew how much she had tried for the survival of the family, I decided to perform a money ritual for her without telling her. Why did you not tell her? I don’t know why I did not tell her. I just wanted to surprise her. I thought the ritual would be a way to pay her back for all the good things she had done for me. When did you meet Favour? I met her about a couple of months ago in school and she was surprised that I was still in school. She asked me about it and I explained to her that I had a carry-over. After we started talking, we became closer. Since you performed the ritual, have your family become rich? We have not got any money. Things have not been going on well; my mum’s business has not improved after what we did and despite all our efforts. I think the money ritual did not work. Do you have any regrets? I have a lot of regrets and I feel very bad that I did such a thing to my girlfriend. I have felt bad from the moment I did it and I regret it. Since there is law of karma, I already know I will be killed. What is painful to me is that my mum did not know about it and it would be bad if she is punished for what she did not have any hand in. I have accepted that they will kill me, but they should not do anything to my mother because she is innocent. I regret following my son to meet killer pastor – Mother of slain LASU student’s boyfriend Mrs Bola Adeeko is the mother of the suspected killer of final-year student of Lagos State University, Favour Daley-Oladele, who was said to have been involved in the killing. She tells DAUD OLATUNJI she was not involved in the killing of her son’s girlfriend What do you do for a living? Adeeko I am 46 years old. I do decorations. I get contracts for school decorations. I’m a married woman and we live together. How many children do you have? Owolabi is my only child. What role did you play in the death of Favour, whom your son has admitted to have killed? I went to see Pastor Segun because of the spiritual problems facing our family. There is nobody who does not have problems. I went there so that he could assist us spiritually. I went there for solutions to our problems. Before I went there, I had spoken to him on the phone and he told me all that would be done for me and my family. I had a dream and he told me that the dream was what would determine the kind of spiritual ritual to be done for me. He gave me a soap to use and after using it, I dreamt that I saw myself giving food to people. The next day, I called him and explained my dream to him and he told me I needed to offer a sacrifice to my deceased parents because that was why I suffered a setback in all I had been doing. He told me I would need to cook for people and would need to buy a goat and other food items for the sacrifice. How much did you give him for the sacrifice? I gave him N200,000 for the sacrifice. I borrowed the money from people around me. What happened after you gave the pastor the money? He bought the goat like he said and I saw as they cooked and distributed food to the people living in the environment where the church is located. They also packaged some in plastic bowls and gave them to beggars. That evening, he came to where I was lodged and told me that they would use the goat’s vital organs to prepare concoction for me. In the night, the pastor brought the concoction as he promised. I only ate a little from the concoction because I am not a fan of such things. In fact, I vomited after eating it unknown to me that human body parts were used to prepare the concoction. The following day, the pastor came to me and told me that they would prepare a spiritual soap for me that I would be using to bathe so that I could get good clients for my job. Why did you partake in such a heinous act? I did not know anything about the killing of the girl; I was surprised when the police told me that my son had committed murder. I was never aware that the concoction they gave me had human body parts. I felt bad and devastated. In fact, I have not eaten anything since Friday that I was arrested. It hurts and I can’t even imagine that I ate human body parts without my consent. I am also a mother and it really touched my heart that they killed someone’s daughter for me. There was no way they would tell me they wanted to use human body parts to prepare concoction for me and I would agree to it. Why did you follow your son to seek spiritual intervention to solve your problems? Frustration made me follow him because things were not going well for my family. We were just going from one problem to another. I have visited many pastors myself, but when he came to me and told me about the pastor (Segun), I felt he might have solutions to our problems. How were you arrested? I left the place (Ikoyi-Ile in Osun) three days after the sacrifice was made and went to Lagos. The pastor told me that my son would stay back for some time because he needed to perform some rituals for him. But a day before Christmas, I went to my father’s house in Ibadan; that was when I started calling my son and the pastor and couldn’t get him. All efforts to get him were in vain, so I had to call a mechanic I gave my car to at Ikoyi-Ile so he could fix it as it was faulty. It was the mechanic that told me that my car had been impounded by the police. So I left Ibadan for Osun and went straight to the Ayedade Police Station to find out why they impounded my vehicle. I also reported at the station that I was looking for my son. It was there I was arrested and taken to Mowe in Ogun State. Do you have any regrets? I regret following my son to meet the prophet. I regret meeting the prophet because if I did not meet the man, what happened to us wouldn’t have happened. After all, he was not the first prophet I would go to. If not that my son insisted that he knew the prophet and was sure the man could solve our problems, I wouldn’t have gone there. Has any member of your family visited you? Nobody has come to check on us because they have not given us the opportunity to make calls. I want the government to help me because I did not know anything about it. I was kept in the dark. I did not see anything wrong in having problems and going to a pastor to seek spiritual guidance. Government should come to my aid; I am innocent. https://www.punchng.com/icymi-i-was-paid-n210000-to-use-lasu-undergraduate-for-money-rituals-pastor |
Gandollar:Hahaaaaaa! Mesujanba? |
hoctre20:yeah |
ffo:Lo! just pulling your leg |
Gandollar:Kwara is not Lagos |
hoctre20:We have days of d week in our own calender and Jumaat is 1 |
Pavore9:Take note, fg gave 2days public holiday for xmas |
ddippset:Didn't u read the article very well? Or u lack the ability to comprehend. |
The truth must be said, no matter how bitter it is. SARAKI IS NOT FROM KWARA, it's an adopted child. |
buy procold, it works for me |
I stand with MURIC, MURIC is comparing the Gregorian calender with Islamic calendar. We truly deserve equal treatment, ist of Muharam should also be declared public holiday. |
Go and Bleep, it will go on its own |
Please Dr. In case of hemorrhoidectomy, how long will the bowel incontinence last? This has been my nightmare and what are the other risks I hope the bowel incontinence will not resurface at my old age |
Published January 3, 2020 Jerome Edward Nnachi, Abakaliki A five-year-old pupil of the Immaculate Heart Conception School, Uwalakande, in the Okpoitumo Autonomous Community, Izzi Local Government Area of Ebonyi State, has reportedly died after taking a dewormer. The deceased boy’s mother, Mrs Ukamaka Nwome, told Southern City News that her child was healthy before he was given the dewormer, Albendazole, by some workers of the Offia Oji Health Centre. She added that her son, Jerome, initially rejected the medicine, but following the decision of some of her family members, who wanted him to partake in the vaccination, the tablet was administered to the boy, which led to his death shortly after he ingested the pill. She added that after the boy ingested the pill, he became unconscious and all efforts to resuscitate him proved abortive. Nwome stated, “He was quickly rushed to a medical centre, where he was confirmed dead by a medical doctor. “My son did not complain of any ailment before he took the pill; I regret the manner in which he lost his life.” The victim’s paternal grandmother, Mrs Mbam Nwite, also blamed those around during the incident for ignoring the boy’s reaction to the pill. She described the situation as an unpleasant one, but attributed it to fate. The officer-in-charge of the health centre, Mr Paulinus Ngwuta, said the health workers did not have any hand in the boy’s death as the pill was administered by the victim’s relatives. He stated that Albendazole, which was meant for the treatment of a neglected tropical disease, was donated by an international non-governmental organisation, the Carter Centre. According to him, the drug was distributed across the country, adding that the boy initially refused to take it, but eventually did on the insistence of his relatives. He stressed that after the family members learnt of the child’s refusal, they asked the health workers for the “with the assurance that a friendly approach would be adopted to administer the drug.” He said based on the plea, the pill was released but shortly after the health workers had gone out of the centre, the boy’s relatives screamed and upon inquiry, it was discovered that he had died following his relatives’ action of forcing him to take the pill. Ngwuta stated, “After the distributors had gone out of the place, suddenly the boy relatives’ shout attracted their attention and in order to render a helping hand, the child was rushed to our centre, where he was confirmed dead by a doctor. “The problem should not be associated with the medicine, because such an incident has not been heard about in other parts of the country where it is in use.” When contacted, the Police Relations Officer in the state, DSP Loveth Odah, said the report of the incident had not reached her office as of the time of filing this report. https://punchng.com/five-year-old-boy-dies-after-taking-dewormer-in-ebonyi/ |
austine4real:y did u mention Ilorin? The attitude is peculiar to almost all the commercial drivers |
ubunja:naked truth |
Gari may also cause constipation according to a medical expert. To me, it's a poor man fast food |
210k to buy a goat? |
Published January 1, 2020 The Cherubim and Seraphim Unification Church of Nigeria has said the self-styled pastor, who allegedly slaughtered a student of the Lagos State University, Segun Philips, is not its member. PUNCH Metro had reported that the 400-level undergraduate of the Department of Theatre Arts, LASU, Favour Daley-Oladele, after a short visit to her parents in the Mowe area of Ogun State, departed for school on December 8, 2019, but while on her way, she went to see one Owolabi Adeeko, said to be her boyfriend, at an undisclosed location. Owolabi allegedly lured Favour to the Ikoyi-Ile area around Apomu and Ikire in Osun State, where he connived with his mother and Philips to kill and use the 22-year-old’s body parts for money rituals. Philips reportedly used a knife to slit Favour’s throat, ripped her chest open, removed her heart and breasts, and used them to prepare a concoction for Owolabi and his mother to eat. However, the church in a statement by its Chief Public Relations Officer, Apostle M. O. Adeyemi, stated that there was no record that Philips was associated with the church or its officers in the Irewolede/Isokan Local Government Area of Osun State, where he allegedly committed the heinous crime. Adeyemi stated, “We have contacted all our officers in the zone and they said they did not know him or his church. Besides, our youth fellowship members went as far as locating his church and came with the reports, including photographs, that there was no signpost or imprint of the C&S in his place of worship.” Meanwhile, Mrs Bola Adeeko, the mother of the 23-year-old, Owolabi has denied involvement in the murder. Bola claimed that she was deceived by her son and Philips that the heart of a goat was used to prepare a concoction for her and Owolabi. She explained that the pastor asked her to make a sacrifice by feeding many persons, unknown to her that he had made a secret pact with Owolabi to use a human heart for the concoction. She said she gave the pastor N210,000 to buy a goat whose meat would be shared with residents of the community where the church is located. She denied involvement in Favour’s killing, describing it as wickedness. Bola stated, “I did not know anything about the girl’s killing. I was surprised when the police told me that my son had committed murder. “I wasn’t aware that the concoction given to me was made with human parts. I am devastated. In fact, I have not eaten anything since Friday, when I was arrested.” https://www.punchng.com/icymi-i-was-paid-n210000-to-use-lasu-undergraduate-for-money-rituals-pastor |
May God console the family left behind. I must commend the commendable effort of the moderator (s), this is the first time my post gets to the front page. First day of the year, this is a good beginning. Kudos to the moderators. |
By NAN 01 January 2020 | 8:05 am The Kwara Government on Tuesday in Ilorin inaugurated a 13-man Minimum Wage implementation Committee for the state. The committee has three weeks to work and give the government direction, with recommendations that would assist it to successfully implement the new minimum wage. Mr Kayode Alabi, the state’s Deputy Governor, represented Gov. Abdulrahman AbdulRazaq where he noted that the last time wage was reviewed in the country was in 2011. He said that it was evident that a review was necessary despite the prevailing economic challenges. AbdulRazaq charged members of the committee to be patriotic in handling the assignment and look at ways of domesticating the minimum wage Act not to have adverse effects on the developmental plans geared towards building and repositioning the economy of the state and also not erode the envisaged gains the workers crave for. “As a government, we are mindful of the fact that the expectations of the workers are high, the government is therefore poised to attend to this matter with all seriousness and fairness,” he said. He emphasised, “the cardinal interest of the committee, the generality of the workers, the organised labour and the entire populace of the state should be about the growth of Kwara”. He called on the committee to identify new sources of revenue and take into cognisance of the existing expenditure from where some savings could be made in order to mop up a fund that would be channelled towards funding the wage increase. The governor listed five terms of reference which included the immediate and remote circumstance surrounding the agitation of the civil servants for the payment of N30,000.00 minimum wage in Kwara, the actual rate being paid presently. “The ability of the state government to pay the wage to the civil servants in view of the prevailing economic realities at both federal and state levels, the financial implication and sustainability of paying the wage by the state government and any other recommendation/observation that could assist the government in taking a realistic position on the agitation of civil servants,” he said. Responding on behalf of the members of the committee, the Chairman and state Commissioner for Finance and Planning, Mrs Florence Oyeyemi, appreciated the government for giving them the opportunity to serve to promise that they would work assiduously. She said that members of the committee were drawn from the government and various labour unions. https://m.guardian.ng/news/minimum-wage-kwara-govt-sets-up-implementation-committee-to-deliver-in-3-months/
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AA of Kwara, abeg do the needful |
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SARS officers over t u |
Published December 31, 2019 Daud Olatunji, Abeokuta The self-acclaimed pastor of the Cherubim and Seraphim Church, Solution Chapel, Ikoyi-Ile, Osun State, Segun Philips, said he was paid N210,000 to use the final year student of the Lagos State University, Favour Daley-Oladele for money rituals. His action was after Favour’s boyfriend, Owolabi Adeeko, had smashed her head with a pestle. The pastor confessed that he was the one, who slaughtered and removed the breasts, heart and other vital organs from Favour’s body. Philips disclosed this in an exclusive interview with PUNCH Metro at the police headquarters, Eleweran, Abeokuta, on Monday. He stated that the organs were used to prepare a concoction for Owolabi and his mother. He, however, said the concoction was prepared with human parts without the knowledge of Owolabi’s mother. When asked if he slaughtered the victim, Philips said, “It is true; I slaughtered Favour with a knife. I was the one, who removed her heart, breasts and other vital organs, so that we could use them for rituals. “But, I was not the one, who smashed her head with a pestle. Owolabi did that.” He, however, exonerated Owolabi’s mother, saying they deceived her that they would do something different. Philips stated, “She was not aware that we used human parts for the concoction I gave her. “I prepared the concoction for her and her son because I was broke and I needed money. I demanded N250,000, but I was paid N210,000. “I was called by God, but I think I have lost the calling because of what I did.” The 23-year-old Owolabi reportedly connived with the 42-year-old self-acclaimed pastor to kill Favour. Owolabi, who was arrested by men of the Ogun State Police Command in Ikoyi-Ile, Osun State, was said to have confessed to the police that he sought Philips’ help for money rituals. The Police Public Relations Officer in Ogun State, Abimbola Oyeyemi, had said, “The deceased was reported to have left home to an unknown destination since December 8, 2019, and had not been seen since then, hence, she was reported missing by her parents at the Mowe Police Station.” Copyright PUNCH. https://bc.marfeelcache.com/statics/i/ps/cdn.punchng.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/12/29232540/Favour-The-suspects.jpg https://www.punchng.com/icymi-i-was-paid-n210000-to-use-lasu-undergraduate-for-money-rituals-pastor |
There are different parenting styles and each has its own advantages and disadvantages: authoritative . authoritarian, permissive, toxic, slow parenting, over parenting etc. In authoritative (democratic), d advantages outweigh the disadvantages, u must explain to the child y u are beating him/her, it will help the child academically, self reliant, out spoken, the child is mentally and emotionally balanced, etc. Avoid excessive beating as that would create fear, anxiety in the child. |
RIP 22 children, he wants to create state inside state |
TechTanic:All right, thanks |
TechTanic:Lo! How sure are u? |
TechTanic:Did u read the story of one Miss Favour from LASU? |
Kwara State government should try and implement the 18k minimum wage first and use it to calculate the proposed 30k minimum wage, otherwise it will not make any difference. The current minimum wage in Kwara state is 11k, that's one of the many effects of Saraki/ Ahmed administration |
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