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Freight forwarder laments police extortion at ports
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Freight forwarder laments police extortion at ports

Chinazor Megbolu |
A freight forwarder, Mr. Anthony Anakebe has lamented Nigeria Police extortion at the nation’s ports.

In a phone conversation on Wednesday, the Association of Nigeria Licenced Customs Agents (ANLCA) chieftain frowned at the rate at which the police are stopping containers from leaving the nation’s ports even after being cleared by the National Agency for Food Drugs Administration Control (NAFDAC).
Anakebe queried why being invited to Force Headquarters, Obalande after the goods have been certified by the NAFDAC.
“They are inviting us to Force Headquarters, Obalande. On what ground ?.
“When we get there, they will ask us to write statements and they won’t give you reasons why they blocked or stopped your vehicles from taking the goods.
“All of us are here and they are milking and extorting money from people. Even NAFDAC regulated products are being blocked from leaving the ports.
“The media supposed to make a noise, so that people should hear about it, Anakebe said.
He reiterated on the Minister of Transportation, Rt. Hon. Rotimi Chibuike Amaechi visitation to the ports few days ago, where he too grieved at the rate of congestion and blockage at the ports.
According to him; “the Minister of Transportation came here few days ago and he was worried that there were still a lot of blockage from allowing goods out of the ports.
“Now, the police will ask terminal operators to stop loading of containers. They won’t give you reasons when you asked them why only for them to be telling you to bring N100,000 or N50,000. What kind of nonsense is that?
“I don’t know why the terminal operators are complying with the police. I wonder why a container already approved by NAFDAC should be stopped by the police.
“Even on the day of examination ,all the agencies were there including the police.
“So, I wonder why an agent is being invited to Obalande only to be extorted without any reason. The media should let the world know about it”.
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https://nigeriamaritime360.com/freight-forwarder-laments-police-extortion-at-ports/

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#EndSARS Protests: Police recover stolen rifles, arrest suspects who burnt stations


The Lagos State Police Command has recovered six more rifles stolen from two Police stations during the violence that followed #ENDSARS protests.



This is just as the command arrested 67 suspects alleged to have been involved in burning of police stations, public places and looting of valuables.

The suspects were apprehended following painstaking analyses of video recordings made during the mayhem and their evidence played to them after they were individually caught.

Among the suspects who were paraded yesterday were Chibuike Madu, 35, Maruf Banuso, 35 and Timothy Dike, 20, Taofeek Lawal, 39, Yusuf Muraino, 31, Lukman Bada, 38, Fatai Ganiyu, 39, Yusuf Olatunji, 24, Kazeem Yahaya, 42, Aanu Oluwapo Owoeye, 28, Ibrahim Fawad, 25, Lateef Ayodele, 47, Lekan Alabi, 47, Agbomola Aromire, 35, Kehinde Aromire, 32, Olalekan Amodu, 45, Shina Johnson, 27, Adeshina Rilwan, 26, Saka Bello, 36, Kehinde Ohundorun, 30, and Waheed Yisa, 39.



Others include Ogidi Isah, 35, Toheeb Quadri, 25, Markus Olawale, 37, Adefila Oyebajo, 36, Muyiwa Onikoyi, 50, Joseph Oyebowale, 33, Adeneka, Taiwo Fagbemi, Yakubu



Olayiwola, Ahmed Adebayo, Sunday Oladokun, Ibrahim Afeez, 19, Wasiu Momodu, 19, Afeez Dauda, 18, Taofeek Ogundeji, 19, and Ayomide Ojo, 19.

According to Police Commissioner, Hakeem Odumosu, Madu, Banuso, and Dike allegedly took part in the burning and looting of Ilogbo Police post and Ilemba Hausa Police Division where police and exhibit vehicles were burnt.

He said the trio stole an unregistered tricycle from the police premises, adding that they were arrested by detectives deployed to fish out culprits of the violence.

“The exercise paid off, as after four days, the suspects Chibuike Madu, Maruf Banuso and Timothy Dike were arrested in connection with the crime. One unregistered tricycle and motor battery stolen from the burnt Ilogbo Police Post were recovered from them. It was revealed that the suspects participated in the burning of the said Police Post,” he said.

Odumosu also said 18 suspects who allegedly took part in the burning of Ebute-Ero Police Station were arrested and two AK47 rifles, one cut to size double barrel gun, 131 7.65mm ammunition, 59 unexpended cartridges and eight revolver pistol ammunition all looted from Ebute-Ero Police Station recovered from them.



He said: “The suspects are Taofeek Lawal, 39, Yusuf Muraino, 31, Lukman Bada, 38, Fatai Ganiyu, 39, Yusuf Olatunji, 24, Kazeem Yahaya, 42, Aanu Oluwapo Owoeye, 28, Ibrahim Fawad, 25, Lateef Ayodele, 47, Lekan Alabi, 47, Agbomola Aromire, 35, Kehinde Aromire, 32, Olalekan Amodu, 45, Shina Johnson, 27, Adeshina Rilwan, 26, Saka Bello, 36, Kehinde Ohundorun, 30, and Waheed Yisa, 39.

“Lawal was arrested on November 31. During interrogation, he confessed to the crime and led the operatives to their hideout at Pepsi Igbehinadun, Gorodom area of Lagos Island where 17 others of his gang members were arrested and exhibits recovered from them.

“The suspects have made mention of other hoodlums at large and are assisting the operatives to effect their arrest.

“Also, CASH ‘N’ CARRY Leventis was equally vandalised and various items were stolen by hoodlums.”

Upon the receipt of the report, operatives from CP Special Squad (CPSS) swung into action and arrested the following suspects in connection with the crime Ogidi Isah, 35, Toheeb Quadri, 25, Markus Olawale, 37, Adefila Oyebajo, 36, Muyiwa Onikoyi, 50, Joseph Oyebowale, 33, Adeneka, Taiwo Fagbemi, Yakubu Olayiwola, Ahmed Adebayo, and Sunday Oladokun.

“Items recovered from them include; four AK47 rifles with 10 rounds of ammunition, one assault rifle, one locally made cut size gun, eight unexpended cartridges and criminal charms.

“Other items recovered are one Samsung Plasma television, one Sonie 12 blender and Infinix phone stolen from CASH ‘N’ CARRY Leventis. The suspects have given the names of their cohorts at large and are leading the operatives in their arrest.

“On December 20, Ibrahim Afeez, 19, Wasiu Momodu, 19, Afeez Dauda, 18, Taofeek Ogundeji, 19, and Ayomide Ojo, 19, were arrested upon receipt of intelligence that they were part of those who burnt Ikotun Police Station during the #ENDSARS violence.

“Police operatives attached to Ikotun Division swung into action and arrested three suspects at their hideout at Ikotun area of Lagos State. In furtherance to the intelligence, the detectives also arrested additional two suspects, Ogundeji and Ojo on Monday December 21.

“They have been fingered in the looting and burning of Ikotun Division during the recent #EndSARS violence. They are giving useful information to assist the police in their investigation. They will be transferred to the SCID for proper investigation,” he said.

https://www.crimechannels.com/endsars-protests-police-recover-stolen-rifles-arrest-suspects-who-burnt-stations/

He can start the clearing process even before the vessel berthed. Starting with the car valuation to know the custom duty, punching, etc.

Mideolams:
Mideolams:
Hello. Please confirm if Glovis Challenge vessel has arrived at the port. And also how long will it take for them to offload all the vehicles in the vessel.
Thanks in anticipation.

Hope your vehicle has been offloaded and you've cleared it.

Mideolams:
Mideolams:
Hello. Please confirm if Glovis Challenge vessel has arrived at the port. And also how long will it take for them to offload all the vehicles in the vessel.
Thanks in anticipation.

It has berthed since Monday

For the person above. Use an OBD 2 scanner. Get it scanned and do a data stream with special emphasis on the temperature stream, monitor it as it rises and the time it takes. Compare it with the value on the instrument cluster. Cheers!

Suspects of police burning
The female suspect (in arrow) at the scene of burning of policemen, as seen in a viral video recording

Two suspects, allegedly involved in sharing parts of the burnt bodies of policemen at Abayomi area of Ibadan, Oyo State, have been arrested by the state police command.

The arrested suspects were identified as 34-year-old Oluwakemi Ashabi Adeyemo, a pregnant mother of a two-year-old boy, and Saheed Olalekan Oyebade (43).

Two policemen, Ajibola Adegoke and Rotimi Oladele, were among the policemen killed and set ablaze in Ibadan during the #EndSARS protests by suspected hoodlums.

Adegoke and Oladele, both Sergeants, and attached to ‘B’ Operations office at the headquarters of the state police command at Eleyele, Ibadan, were attacked and killed while going on special duty to a fish depot at New Gbagi area with Inspector Osho Ojo, on Thursday, October 22, 2020.

Police suspect
The female suspect (arrowed) at the scene of burning of policemen, as seen in a viral video recording.
Reporters At Large learnt that some of the protesting hoodlums allegedly ate the policemen’s body parts in mockery and derision, as shown on the viral video, while others allegedly cut parts of the bodies, including heads, liver, arms and feet and went away with them wrapped in handkerchiefs and nylon bags.

They were suspected to have had the intention of using the body parts for rituals.

Fortunately for the third policeman, Inspector Ojo, he was saved from being slaughtered by operatives of Operation Burst, who were reported to have put him in their vehicle and rescued him from the scene.

One of the hoodlums could be heard in a viral video recording, telling others in local language to pick the liver of of one of the dead policemen, as it would yield more money than other body parts.


Since the occurrence, one of the departments of the state police command, the Quick Intervention Unit, was said to have started gathering intelligence.


One of the suspected hoodlums, 34-year-old Oluwakemi a.k.a. Iya Oba, was discovered to have taken the scrotum and penis of one of the policemen.

She was also alleged of eating the scrotum.
Olukemi was arrested on Tuesday, November 3, as her face appeared in the viral video recorded at the scene of the burning and butchering of the murdered policemen.



When arrested, the female suspect confessed to being at the scene where the deceased policemen were burnt and dismembered, but said she was given the penis and scrotum of one of them by the second suspect, Saheed.

The female suspect said she did not eat them, but went to her residential area to show neighbours.



She claimed that she returned them to Saheed in the night of same day.



Her confession led the police operatives to arrest the man she mentioned as the one who gave her the private body parts.

When also arrested, Saheed did not deny being at the scene of the incident with other hoodlums.
But he said that Oluwakemi was the one who took the body parts herself, and only asked him for a towel handkerchief to wrap them in.

Saheed, who claimed to be a former member of a transport union (name withheld) during one of the leader’s term, said he was only there to protest with others, and did not take any body parts.



The second suspect also denied collecting the body parts from Oluwakemi, saying he didn’t know what she did with them.



Pleading for forgiveness, the pregnant mother of one said she was not a woman of such character, and must have been hypnotised, as she didn’t know what came over her to make her behave like that.

According to Oluwakemi “it was Saheed who brought the private parts to me. He told me: ‘omo mi, iwo naa lo fi mu ogi’ (my dear, you also should use these body parts to take corn meal, pap).

“Saheed got a towel handkerchief from a concrete block hole and helped me to wrap it round the private parts.

“I didn’t know what came over me that made collect the private parts. Though I knew Saheed very well, I was not very friendly with him.

“I met him at the scene of protest, and he even accused me of not greeting him very well.



“I took the body parts, but he still came to my house to take them back, saying he wanted to use them.”

She also confessed that she showed the private parts to neighbours in the area where she resides, before returning them to Saheed.

But she disclosed that she left her residence of her volition, and went to the scene on a motorcycle she waved down.

She also said she returned home on the same bike.

But Saheed denied being the one who gave Oluwakemi the private parts, but admitted getting a towel handkerchief that she needed to wrap them for her.

“As she took the parts away, it bugged my mind, which made me to call an in-law to inform her.



“I didn’t go to her house to collect the private parts at night as she claimed,” Saheed said.

Confirming the story, the state Police Public Relations Officer, SP Olugbenga Fadeyi said that the two suspects had been transferred to the Force Intelligence Bureau at the Nigeria Police Force headquarters in Abuja, for further investigation.

This trend is not good for everyone in the long run. Both the police and the people will eventually learn different lessons about what has happened in the riot.

Yesterday morning a guy was arrested for driving against traffic, and the guy got violent and threatened to burn them alive which he actually attempted by pouring petrol on them and their van, unfortunately for the guy nobody joined him.

People were recording the fraca, after the guy finished displaying, the policemen swooped on him and bundled him on the Van. One of the policemen disguised as a civilian showed him the video and said that's the proof they needed to prosecute him in Court and send him to jail.

If the officers are not compromised, the video might go viral soon

We should be careful and law abiding so as not to fall into their hands and be made scapegoats for the offence committed by thugs that attacked them during the protest.

Christistruth00:
The BBC Reporter that was there also said Soldiers shot into the Air and she saw no fatalities.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GlSRq_WAdlE

Wow! Good job by the British Broadcasting Corporation... A very balanced report

Kudos to the Police.

This is what we want from you guys. Stand your ground and arrest those who used the protest as a cover to unleash terror and anarchy on the law abiding citizens, investigate and charge them to Court immediately.

Don't collect any bail money, please, no matter how they beg and entice you. Insist on doing the right thing and all of us will fall in line.

The post endsars protest lawlessness must stop!