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Ukpa reportedly declined the order, giving the
excuse that the boss had sent her on an errand.
She was said to have told the senior to give the task to Albert. Ukpa’s suggestion reportedly angered the victim, leading to an altercation between them.

While Albert was immersed in the cooking, the
suspect reportedly turned the boiled water on her, scalding some parts of her body.

dododawa1:
I hate police and nepa

Crime scene and demolition of hotel
“Ironically, the police did not take photo shots of
the crime scene, the hotel, and the bags
containing the items, which is what obtains in
other climes. Rather, what they did was to march
all of us out of the hotel, then whisked us to the
Area Command in Onitsha. They took about 13 of
us away in a bullion van to the Area Command
and then, to the Special Anti-Robbery Squad
(SARS) Akwuzu. When we got there, they said
they have to start with the manager. Surprisingly,
the hotel was demolished by the state
government the same day we were arrested. On
the second day, the hotel was in rubble.”

dre11:
•Today, he lives on charity without limbs, wife, kids



http://sunnewsonline.com/new/man-returns-from-mortuary-after-confirmed-dead/

Picture of the man (Bola Julius)

FROM TIMOTHY OLANREWAJU, MAIDUGURI

From the survivor of Boko Haram attack on a Borno town came the startling revelation that Boko Haram insurgents were selling goats and other livestock seized from owners during se­ries of attacks on the communities to buy pet­rol.

“They took away our goats, chicken and other livestock after attack on Kukawa and other neighbouring villages. They also seized our property, claiming Allah has bestowed these things to them. But when people started returning to Ku­kawa before the start of Rama­dan, Boko Haram men started selling the goats, chicken and some of the items back to peo­ple who were even the origi­nal owners in the first place. They said they were raising money to buy petrol to fuel their vehicles and motorcycles because petrol was being sold for N1,000 a litre in Kukawa before the last attack (Wednes­day),” Danladi Umar who fled the troubled Kukawa town, north of Borno following the Wednesday Boko Haram at­tack disclosed to Sunday Sun.

A group of Boko Haram insurgents last Wednesday launched coordinated attacks on Kukawa, a serene com­munity around the Lake Chad bordering Niger. Sources said residents; mostly peasant farmers and fishermen, had barely assembled in the major mosques for the break of the Muslim fast when the armed men came to unleash terror on them.

“They rounded up people in mosques and opened fire on them. They also pursued those trying to escape and shot them. About 97 people were killed while the insurgents also set fire on houses,” one of the sources disclosed. But Danladi who appeared fam­ished shortly after arriving Maiduguri following two days of trekking in the bush, said the casualty figure was higher, insisting that about 120 people were massacred.

“It is more than 97, there are corpses everywhere, about 120 people may have died. The insurgents burnt many houses and wrecked havoc in Kukawa,” he said. He said an historical tree in the town was cut off following heavy shoot­ing by Boko Haram.

He said life has gradually returned to Kukawa, about 192 kilometres to Maiduguri, after the February repeated attacks in the area and Baga, a neighbouring commercial community, until the group struck last Wednesday. He said many children who had gathered at a place where women fry and sell bean-cake were caught up in the spo­radic gunshots. “Most of the women and children at a place where bean-cake are sold were shot dead. The women were frying bean-cake and selling pap to those willing to use it to break their fast since the time for breaking of fast was approaching. Some of the children were also there to buy bean-cake. Kukawa, an his­torical town, north of Borno, was reported to be the place where the first Shehu of Borno received two British Explorers to the Bornu Empire in 1822 and 1834 respectively.

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chudidonas:
Anything edible can be poisonous. it all depends on the handling, storage, processing and preparation.

EagleScribes:
Thanks OP.

It is not these foods that cause poisoning but the way they are handled and prepared

Ukonga, a graduate of the University of Benin, had just returned home after completing his Masters
in Business Administration ,MBA course in Turkey
and was making an attempt to proceed for his
PHD in the United States of America.

DrGroove:
Of course! such is life.I don't blame the woman.Afterall,if she was the victim,he would hv thrown her out n married a new wife.thats if he doesn't bury her alive

biggiedol:
Kpookuta my great friend RIP, we have waited for your return ,but we never get to see you again, i miss you bro.

With cold tears dripping from his eye, Bola said,
“my wife, Monisola Julius who had stayed with me since we got married in 2001 and who endured my travail for two years, picked everything in the house
together with our three children; our first daughter is 14 years old and in SS1, the second is a boy that is 12 years old while the last child is only eight years old. She relocated to another place entirely with our three children during my trip to Osun State.

FROM ALOYSIUS ATTAH, ONITSHA

At least one per­son was allegedly killed and about five houses set ablaze yesterday at Aku­zor Nkpor, Idemili North Local Government Area, Anambra State, by irate mob in protest over the killing of a tenant by his landlord’s son.

Trouble started when a tenant simply identified as, David was attacked by a landlord and his family for allegedly owing electricity bill.

As the tenant was being beaten, one of the land­lord’s sons, Tochukwu, stabbed the tenant with a knife from the back and the knife pierced through and surfaced at his stomach. He slumped and died.

It was gathered that be­fore the stabbing, the land­lord’s daughter had earlier hit the tenant with electric pressing iron on his face which made him to lose his teeth.

Noticing that the tenant has died, sympathisers and passers-by mobilised into a mob and set five houses and a car belonging to the land­lord ablaze.

Consequently, tenants who lived in some of the houses quickly removed their properties before the mob set the entire houses ablaze despite efforts made by the police to stop them.

When Contacted, the Ogidi Divisional Police Officer, DPO, Mr. Hassan Musa confirmed the inci­dent adding that the land­lord has been arrested and case file transferred to the State Intelligent and In­vestigation Bureau, SIIB, Awka for further investiga­tion.

He said the team from his division tried to stop the angry mob from destroy­ing or setting the houses ablaze, but they eventually scaled the wall through the back and set them ablaze

The DPO noted that the corpse of the victim has been deposited at Iyi-enu Morgue, while the police have declared a manhunt for the suspect and his sis­ter that hit the deceased with a pressing iron

As at the time of filing this report, some tenants were seen packing their properties out of the prem­ises under Police watch.

When the cat was let out of the bag, Mr Ukuoga reportedly lost balance and slumped on one of the seats in the office of the DSS. By the time he came back, he reportedly gave a blank stare at the suspects , apparently trying to fathom their claim. When he managed to say a word, he reportedly started by asking amid tears “what on earth could have warranted such cruel act on an innocent person?

The council chairman said the death toll in the
past one week has risen to 10, with 48 new cases
currently been treated.

noblegrex:
yea!! Is too much,even at d death of night I guess. Its too Animalistic n inhuman. Bt anger sha. May God help us.