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The Jigawa State Command of the Nigeria Security and Civil Defense Corps (NSCDC), Thursday, arrested four persons, Abdullahi Rabiu, 28, Auwalu Idris, 41, Nazifi Abba, 25 and 18-year-old Abu Zaid Yusu, in Taura Local Government Area of the state, for committing sodomy with a 16-year-old boy identified as Umar Sani.

According to Sani, the suspects who reside in the same local government, defiled him at different locations within their community and threatened to kill him if he tells anybody. He alleged that they took rounds of anal sex with him, adding that he could hardly stool and had severe pains in his anus.

Reports say the victim lodged a complaint with the State Command of NSCDC because according to him, he could no longer stand the abuse from the quartet.


The State Commandant of the NSCDC, Dr. Muhammed Gidado, said the victim reported that the four men had been abusing him sexually for over 2 years at different locations and he could not even tell his parents because of fear following the threats over his life.

Gidado further explained that report of the young boy was verified when he was taken to a hospital for medical examination, adding that the result proved that he had been abused sexually.

Similarly, he said the suspects were arrested by NSCDC officers, adding that after hours of interrogation, the quartet admitted to have committed the crime. They however, pleaded with the officers to forgive and let them go, saying it was the work of the devil.

As the story goes, the Commandant disclosed that the command had already taken the four suspects to a Magistrate’s Court in Kiyawa Local Government Area for prosecution.


Gidado condemned the act and reportedly warned that anyone who indulged in such acts would be made to face the wrath of the law, irrespective of their personality or position.

He further stated that such evil acts had no place in Jigawa State.

shejane:
I see no crime here, they didn't steal the money. Igbos are not after government money as their birth right, free them to hustle and do business cos they are good at it. Face the Nigeria money looters(politicians)

NDLEA never catch any of them

Dear Taiwo,

Please, how do I handle this situation, I am boxed in and I need your help. I have a male childhood friend, we have come a long way and we liked each other so much. We are neighbours and our parents and other siblings too are friends.

Sometime ago, while I was in 200 level in the university, I ran into a mess; I had to use my school fees to clear up the mess. When it was time for me to pay up my fees, I couldn’t tell my mother because apart from the fact that I couldn’t make up any story to take money from her; we lost my father.

Because of all these, I confided in my friend and he helped me to raise the money from his parents, I don’t know what excuse he gave them, because we attend the same school. He didn’t say he borrowed me, he said he gave me.

We are now in our final year, and for some time now, I have noticed a change in his attitude towards me; he is becoming unnecessarily close and he even asked that we date each other. I refused and explained to him that I have no such feelings for him and also the fact that he has dated two ladies that I know; one of them is my close friend.

I have always told him that I don’t have the time for dates and complications it could bring to my life now. Suddenly, he started asking for the money he gave me in 200levels. Knowing well that there is no way I can raise such money, I reminded him the fact that he gave me the money, he said he knew and that he wanted his money back or I should date and have sex with him.

He is aware of the fact that I am a virgin, when I reminded him of this fact; I was shocked when he said that will be the best way to pay up my debt. I am sad about this situation and I can’t tell anyone. Please, help me, what do I do?

Chinasa.

Jozay:
juju dey o

eyeview:
This pose now fully confirms the earlier news that there is indeed a rift. Not fooled one bit

kaeforum:
Akwaibomites are fuckaholics.

From what I gathered, Otu had gone on fishing in the Bakassi waters and in the night, Etefia
sneaked into his house to have sex with his friend's wife but in the morning, the neighbours heard cries coming from the home of Otu and on getting there and forcing the door opened, they found Etefia on Otu's wife, Ikwo. He had been stuck in the woman.

he was welcomed by the family of the late man, not knowing he had come with another mission; to steal and to rob.

lurlah2014:
Death penalty should be their sanctions

lurlah2014:
he must be fetish

There has been tension in the Railway Line area
of Oyingbo, Lagos State, after hoodlums led by a gang leader, identified as John Ibafo , unleashed mayhem, shooting dead three persons, with several others injured.
PUNCH Metro learnt that the deceased, who had
come from the Lagos Island area to attend a party in Oyingbo, were identified simply as Akeem, Sanni and Kola.

Our correspondent gathered that the problem
started on Saturday after some hoodlums from Otto, Jones Street, mobilised to Oyingbo and robbed some of the residents.
It was learnt that the hoodlums in Oyingbo, identified as Fagbayimu and Iya Agan boys, and led by John Ibafo , later at about 9pm, invaded the Railway Line area, and began to shoot sporadically.

The deceased, who were guests at a party in the
place, were said to have been hit in the process,
while others escaped with injuries.
PUNCH Metro learnt that the shootings extended
till Tuesday with gunshots renting Jones Street, Old Apapa Road and Railway Line, Oyingbo, in the evenings.

When our correspondent visited the area on
Wednesday, a resident, identified only as Ishola,
said the three corpses were removed by their families at the Railway Line area on Sunday, adding that Ibafo had threatened to unleash more violence.
He said, “Ibafo has been on the wanted list of the
police. The Special Anti-Robbery Squad, Ikeja, is also on his trail. He has pump-action guns, and these were what he used on Saturday. The three deceased were not even based in Oyingbo; they were innocent visitors at a party near the Railway Line area.

“At about 9pm, the gunshots rent the air, and people started running helter-skelter. It was the Fagbayimu boys versus the Otto boys. By Sunday morning, we saw the three corpses. Other injured persons were immediately rushed to a hospital.

They also reported the matter at the Iponri Police
Division.”
Our correspondent gathered from a source that
the families of the deceased failed to report to the
police, but went ahead to bury their relations.
However, one of those injured by bullets, who gave his name simply as Adesiyan, said the gang wanted to kill him and accused him of belonging to a rival gang.

“Their bullet hit me in the jaw, and I have been
receiving treatment since Sunday at the Lagos
Island General Hospital. I was coming home on that day when they waylaid me around Jones Street, and accused me of belonging to a rival cult. Before I could say anything, they shot and the bullet tore my jaw,” he added.

Another eyewitness, Sharafadeen, said gunshots
from hoodlums had not ceased on Jones Street and Otto area at evening times since the Saturday
incident.
He said, “The hoodlums still fought on Monday and Tuesday. They come out in the evenings and disturb the peace by continuous gunshots. John Ibafo , the gang leader, is well known to the police, but he does not have a fixed address.”

The Lagos State Police Public Relations Officer, DSP Joe Offor, said he would get back to our correspondent with details of the incident.
He, however, had yet to get back as of press time.

lalasticlala

jerseyboy:
She even has mixed heritage with Caucasian mix. It shows in the color of her eyes. Definitely not Nigerian

The State Commandant added that aside the
confessional statements of the suspect, medical
test from the hospital confirmed that there was
penetration leading To Molest of the victim.

lalasticlala

dre11:
•‘Suspect threatened to blow up command headquarters’




http://thenationonlineng.net/police-parade-fake-soldiers-car-thieves/

Jollyjoy:
And what will that change

Ugomba:
The tourist president

Lecturers under the aegis of Council of Academic Staff Unions of Osun State Owned Tertiary Institutions stormed the Osun State House of Assembly to protest nonpayment of their salaries for the past eight months.

The lecturers, who had been on strike for the past three months were led by leaders of the body including Chairman, Lasisi Jimoh; Secretary Olusegun Lana and Public Relations Officer, Dotun Omisore.

The lecturers, who were armed with placards with various inscriptions, were chanting, ‘Save our Souls’, ‘Enough is Enough’, ‘Pay our Salaries’ and ‘We Reject Half Salaries’, sang anti-government songs.

They also rejected the plan of the state government to pay half salaries while saying they would not submit themselves to fresh screening directed by the government.

The irate lecturers said the plan of the state government to pay workers half salaries was shocking because the state had received its share of the bailout fund from the Central Bank of Nigeria.

The letter was signed by the CASUOSTI Chairman, Lasisi Jimoh; secerayry, Olusegun Lana; Chairman Academic Staff Union of Polytechnic, Iree, Dotun Omisore; ASUP chairman, Esa Oke, Adesola Akande; COEASU Ila-Orangun Chairman, Segun Onifade and COEASU Ilesa Chairman, Oladele Ojo.

The Chief Whip of the House of Assembly, Mr. Folorunsho Bamisayemi, while addressing the protesters appealed to them to exercise patience, saying efforts were underway to ensure their demands were met.

However, the Speaker, Mr. Najeem Salam, after after spending some minutes with the protesters walked out on them.
The Secretary of the council, who spoke with our correspondent, said lecturers had been on strike for the past months without government seeking to negotiate with them.

Lana said, “We came to the House of Assembly to submit Save Our Souls letter. The protest went well until the Speaker walked out on us.
” The state government has not been remitting pension deductions from our salaries to our Pension Fund Administrators, this is against the law. The deductions are supposed to be remitted seven days after salaries are paid but this is not happening.”

Lana also stated that the institutions were understaffed and the few lecturers were overburdened despite not being paid for many months.