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“Until that court order is vacated, the ICPC or the EFCC have no right to investigate Amaechi. Since
what they are going to investigate is his (Amaechi’s) activities while in government, the EFCC and the ICPC do not have such right to do so based on the standing court order.”

Obiagelli:
I have fought my inner self against the thought that Buhari hates any region, all through his appointments I have remained steadfast in my support for Buhari until he declared his assets.
How can the president declare assets in every region and leave the south east out? Not even one mud house.
Wailer over to you.

Islie:
Need to check

Oriyomi4success:
there is nothing like woman get grade... all is fornication so far the person is not married to the woman

Raiden:
Bible verse please.

A 48-year-old driver, Okechukwu Okoli, who
allegedly assaulted his neighbour’s daughter by
touching her breast, was yesterday remanded in
prison custody by an Ikeja Magistrates’ Court.
Okoli, who resides at 100, Old Abeokuta Road, Agege area of Lagos was arraigned on a one -count charge of indecent treatment of a child.

While testifying in court, the prosecutor, Sgt.
Jimah Iseghede said the offence was committed on August 24, in the accused person’s apartment.
The prosecutor told the court that Okoli under the
pretence of sending the victim, an 11-year-old girl on an errand, called her to his room and started undressing her, while handling her breast in the
process.

“It was one of the neigbours who sighted the accused, that raised an alarm,” he said.
According to Iseghede, the offence contravened
Section 137 of the Criminal Law of Lagos State, 2011.
Okoli, however, pleaded not guilty to the charge
proffered against him.
The Chief Magistrate, Mr Tajudeen Elias refused to grant the accused bail and ordered that he be remanded in prison custody.
Elias adjourned the case to September 30, for ruling on bail application.

Cutehector:
not one hoot I give bro.. Not one

Cutehector:
r u concerned for their market or are u concerned abt u? Ur life, ur safety, ur health, ur salvation... ? Huh

On interrogation, she had confessed to have worked in different places, including the British American Tobacco (BAT) clinic, Ibadan, the Lagos State University Teaching Hospital (LASUTH) and eventually in Rauz Hospital, Apo, Abuja before she was apprehended.

Nicepoker:
na women kill am

Cutehector:
simple as that.. Even if konji catch me 100 percent in dis life, I'd rather wankk, dan to sleep wit a prostitute... Tho both are not good...

Cutehector:
people just fail to read the book of proverbs tho

voltron:
it is painful that after 50 years of shouting diversify diversify diversify. it is now that the end is upon us that we want to now diversify... there is no hope will will enter the ranks of Zimbabwe and Congo DRC waiting for the developed world to give us Food AID

A 34-year-old factory worker, Mohammed Ahmed, on Wednesday said he raped his daughter six times.

Ahmed, who was paraded by officials of the Osun State Command of Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps said he started having sex with his 14-year-old daughter ( name withheld) in April, 2015.

The distraught primary five girl was not allowed to speak with PUNCH Metro.

Ahmed said, “I have two wives. The first had left and she gave birth to three children. The second wife gave birth to two children before she died.

“This one is the first child of my first wife. I don’t know what came over me in April when I started having sex with my daughter.   I had sex with her only six times since April 2015.”

The Head, Public Relations and Protocol Unit of the NSCDC, Mr. Wale Folarin, said the command was alerted to the man’s act by one of his neighbours.

Folarin said, “The incident was reported to us by a neighbour, who said he used to hear the cry of the girl every night. The girl confessed that her father had been raping her.”

Relatives of 29-year-old graduate of Anatomy, Dr. Adedayo Adewumi, have been thrown into confusion following his disappearance.

It was gathered that Adedayo, a first time visitor to Lagos, went missing on August 27 after he step out of the house for fresh air.

The family told our correspondent that Adedayo came to Lagos State from Port Harcourt, Rivers State, on August 22 and was staying with some family members on Alawode Street, Kilo, in the Surulere area of the state.

Adedayo was said to have stepped out of the house on the fateful day for fresh air after a power outage. He was said to have left the house without his cell phone.

His father, a retired engineer with the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation, Mr. Ademola Adewumi, told our correspondent that he was worried because the missing man was diagnosed with schizophrenia in 2006 while studying Medicine at the University of Ilorin, Kwara State.

Schizophrenia is defined by the dictionary of Medicine as a mental disorder often characterised by abnormal social behaviour and failure to recognise what is real.

According to the dictionary, common symptoms include false beliefs, unclear or confused thinking, auditory hallucinations, reduced social engagement and emotional expression, and lack of motivation. The disorder is thought to mainly affect the ability to think. People with schizophrenia are likely to have additional conditions, including major depression and anxiety disorders.

The condition is said to have posed a lot of challenges to Adedayo when he was a student of Medicine. Unable to cope with Medicine, he had to change to Anatomy.

His father, Ademola, said, “I suspect he is wandering around or languishing somewhere by now. We have gone to all the police stations in our area and beyond. But my major worry is that if there is a case of accident or wrongful arrest, the police will be able to tell, but they may overlook a case of a man wandering aimlessly.

“I have his medical records with me. He has been treated six times for the condition, but always had a relapse. However, since he graduated in 2012, there had been an improvement. That was why we suggested a visit to Lagos hoping that the change of environment will help.”

Adedayo was said to be the eldest of three boys. His younger brother, Adeshina Adewumi, a banker with a commercial bank in Lagos, said Adedayo had bouts of depression in the past, it made him to disconnect from people and to stop using his phones, adding that there had been an improvement in his condition following his graduation and the end of the National Youth Service Corps.

He said, “While in school, he was often depressed. But when he finished school, his condition improved. Since then, he has always been in a guided environment.

“Shortly before he came to Lagos, he fell into depression again and my father suggested that he should come to Lagos with the hope that the change of environment would lighten him up.

“He did not have any disagreement with anybody, he was happy to come to Lagos. In fact, a day before he went missing, he was planning to go with me to Lekki.”

The Lagos State Police Command spokesperson, DSP Patricia Amadin, promised to get back to our correspondent on the matter.

She, however, had yet to do so as of press time.

festusfeezy:
He looks familiar

There is a strong indication that the rift between former First Lady, Dame Patience Jonathan, and Governor of Bayelsa State, Chief Seriake Dickson,
may have ended.
It was learnt on Wednesday that Mrs. Jonathan had announced her decision to bury the hatchet with Dickson and directed all her loyalists in the state to work selflessly for the Peoples Democratic Party and the re-election of the incumbent in the forthcoming governorship election.

It was further learnt that the decision of the former First Lady to set aside her differences with the governor had led to a major boost in the second term bid of Dickson.
It was gathered from close aides of Patience that the decision to support the PDP and the second term bid of Dickson was to stop the All Progressive Congress from defeating the PDP in Bayelsa and therefore disgrace former President Goodluck Jonathan in his home state.
But other associates claimed that Patience’s decision to reconcile with Governor Dickson was based on the series of interventions by some Bayelsa elders, including the former Governor Diepreye Alamieyeseigha.

Due to this change of mind, Patience was said to
have directed his followers and loyalists, including
former Special Adviser to the President on Domestic Matters, Dr. Waripamowei Dudafa.
Dudafa is also said to be at loggerheads with Dickson over his alleged anti-PDP activities and sponsorship of some candidates of the All Progressives Grand Alliance.
A close relative of Jonathan and former State
Commissioner for Special Duties (Federal Project),
Mike Ogiasa, confirmed processes that led to the
reconciliation between Dickson and Mrs. Jonathan.
He said, “The Jonathans are not known to me. As a close family member, I know her very well. She can suppress her anger against someone and do the right thing. As I am talking to you, I believe, as a typical PDP woman, she can never support another political party against the choice of the PDP.

“In politics, there is unity in diversity. People disagree to agree. It was not a hidden fact that Governor Dickson was at loggerheads with Dame Patience Jonathan. But it is also true that by human nature, she may not have supported Dickson. But she has weighed it and discovered that the election is beyond Dickson.
“And because she is from Bayelsa and Rivers States, she knows what it took the Rivers man to retain the PDP leadership. She cannot now because of anger allow Bayelsa to be under the APC.
“Though I don’t know who she is supporting but I
know that she can never vote the APC against the PDP. If anyone emerges above Dickson at the PDP primaries, she will support the person and if Dickson emerges as flag bearer, I am hundred percent sure she will support him.”

Ogiasa said the silence of the former President should not be termed to be anti-party posture against the PDP ahead of the forthcoming governorship primaries and election.
He added, “I don’t know how to read body language. But I know that it is not only a body language but a mouth language that the former President cannot support another party against the PDP. If you rely on body language to tell the thinking of Jonathan, you may misjudge him, but I know there is no way he would support APC to take over Bayelsa.”
Though he said he did not know who Jonathan was supporting, but definitely the PDP.
He said the former President knew the importance
of second term, stressing that on his part, if Jonathan was supporting Dickson for second term, there was nothing wrong with it.

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adesegun121:
Mad man

adesegun121:
Mad man

Okies27:
. Dem dey hear word. South-south say make una leave deir oil for them but una say no. Una leave una farms,mines and every say na oil. Hope when oil finish una no go neglect dem?

A 33-year-old unemployed, John Ena, charged with stabbing his neighbour with a bottle on her head for playing loud music, was on Wednesday arraigned in Lagos.
Ena, a resident of No. 13, Palace Road, Alagbado, Lagos, is being tried for breach of the peace and assault at an Ikeja Magistrates’ Court in Lagos.

The Prosecutor, Sgt. Kehinde Olatunde, told the court that the accused committed the offences on Aug. 2, at his residence.
He said that the accused unlawfully assaulted his neighbour, one Miss Elizabeth Okpaku, by stabbing her with a bottle on her head.
“The accused stabbed the complainant with a bottle on her head for playing loud music.’’
Olatunde said that the accused unlawfully entered the apartment of the complainant to stab and damage her property.

“The accused forcefully entered the complainant’s room and ordered her to reduce the volume of her DVD player, claiming that it was too loud and was
disturbing him in his room. “The complainant refused to comply, saying that the volume was not loud, so the accused forcefully stopped the music
by throwing the DVD player outside and also damaged her generator set.
“He also descended on her by beating and stabbing her with a bottle.’’ The offences, Olatunde said, contravened Sections 166 and 171 of the Criminal Law of Lagos State, 2011.
Section 171 prescribes a three-year jail term as penalty for convicted offenders.

The accused pleaded innocence of the offences and was granted bail in the sum of N50, 000 with one surety in like sum.
The Magistrate, Mr Aka Bashorun, adjourned the case to Sept. 21, for mention. (NAN)

It was learnt that the suspect, 30-year-old Jarelu Ahmed, did not only kill the teenager, but also
buried her in his room after committing the atrocity.