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According to her, “two days later when he came
to visit me, we had sex again, but the experience
was too much to bear.

He's married with two daughters ranging 11 --16 and the little girl is now pregnant.

The police on Thursday arraigned three farmers in a senior magistrates’ court in Katsina for raping a 10-year-old girl. The accused are Yahuza Musa, 20, Tasiu Abubakar, 20 and Sadiq Isyaku, 20. The trio, who reside in Dakiya village in Safana Local Government Area of Katsina State, appeared before Senior Magistrate Nafisa Bagiwa on one-count charge of rape.

The prosecutor, Insp. Hashimu Musa, told the court that the accused committed the offence on June 11 at about 11.30 a.m. He said the matter was reported by one Isa Ali of Kitaki village in Safana Local Government Area at Safana police division at noon on June 12. He added that the complainant informed the police that his daughter, in company of her three sisters went to purchase mango in Dakiya village.
The prosecutor said the three accused accosted the sisters in the bush, where they held the hand of the victim and pushed her to the ground. He pointed out that Musa held the hand of the victim while Abubakar and Isyaku tore her skirt and pant and had carnal knowledge of her one after the other. He noted that the victim was taken to Dutsin-ma General Hospital for treatment and medical examination.
He said the offence was contrary to Section 283 of the penal code and that the police were still investigating the matter. The senior magistrate said the court would not take the plea of the accused persons as it lacked jurisdiction to do so. Bagiwa said the accused were arraigned before the court for the purpose of taking cognisance.
She ordered the case file to be transferred to the Ministry of Justice for advice and directed the police to continue investigating the matter. The judge said that when the Ministry produced the advice, the accused would be arraigned before a State High Court for prosecution. She then ordered that the accused be remanded in prison custody and adjourned the matter until July 2

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noblegrex:
even when it seems that u r right, do not judge,its beyond comprehension. U never can tell what led to that

hensben:
How old are you?

as she had informed him that her parents did not give their approval for her return,’’ the source said.

He allegedly drank a dangerous substance,
suspected to be an insecticide after several attempts to bring back his wife, who left her matrimonial home along with their children.

IYANGBALI:
Ghen ghen dogara is in twuobu

A young man who decided to raid the house of God by repeatedly robbing a church, tasted the other side of Lagosians when he was caught in the act and given the beating of his life, almost to the point of death.

The incident happened after luck ran out of the perennial church robber as he was caught while carting away electronics from a church located at Kayode Adebanji Street, NNPC, Ejigbo area of the state.

The criminal is reported to have stolen Plasma TVs, microphones, keyboards, generators, lighting materials as well as offering and tithes, from the church several times.

But he ran out of luck when he scaled the fence of the church to steal a split unit air conditioner. He was sighted while dragging the AC from the wall and nabbed.

He allegedly confessed to breaking into the church several times and stealing their items.

He was then beaten to a pulp and was almost lynched but for the intervention of the pastor who made sure he was handed over to the police.

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Two suicide bombers on Wednesday morning
accidentally blew up themselves at Molai
Leprosy/General Hospital and about 100 metres away from a locally established market

The caller was a lady. She said she wanted me to bake cake for her. She said she would call back in the evening.” According to her, the woman
called around 8:30pm and told Nanaifa to meet her at Surulere. She said she would be in a red car.
She said: “I was wearing a red blouse too. When I got to the spot, I did not see any red car and she was not calling back.

engrajoo1:
did u tink d so called nigerian officials at d upper helm of d organisatn will say d truth abt d matter they will even b d ome to pick point those dat say d truth out for sackin talkin frm experience

P.M.NEWS learnt that Joy already had three
children from her estranged husband who resides
in Sururere area before she became pregnant for
Fatai who resides at Abaranje in Ikotun area.

“I have been working in this company for over five years. There is no welfare for the workers. Ogunkoya is the fourth worker we have lost to the company’s negligence this year after Jimoh, Samuel and Ibrahim.

A source, who spoke on condition of anonymity, said Temitope and Ashake were in a relationship.

She said on the day Temitope was discovered missing, she had gone to her boyfriend’s house.

The police have arraigned an 18-year-old motorcyclist, Maro Ashake, for allegedly abducting and raping a 15-year-old girl.

He was arraigned before a Chief Magistrates’ Court, Yaba, Lagos, on two counts of abduction and rape.

The incident was said to have occurred at Oko Afo, Badagry, Lagos, penultimate Wednesday.

It was learnt that the victim, Temitope (pseudonym) had just finished her secondary school education and was attending computer training classes before the incident.

On the fateful day, Temitope’s mother was said to have taken her younger sibling to school, while her father was away at work.

Temitope was said to have left her parents’ house under the guise of going for her computer class.

However, Temitope’s mother, who on her arrival did not find her daughter at home, decided to check her at the computer school.

It was learnt that Temitope was nowhere to be found when her mother got to where she claimed she was going.

It was learnt that the victim’s father alerted the police when he could not find his daughter.

It was further learnt that Temitope did not return home until eight days after she left the house.

A source, who spoke on condition of anonymity, said Temitope and Ashake were in a relationship.

She said on the day Temitope was discovered missing, she had gone to her boyfriend’s house.

She added that Temitope hid in Ashake’s friend’s house during the period of her disappearance.

Ashake was said to have had carnal knowledge of Temitope during that period.

Ashake was subsequently arrested by the police and arraigned in the court.

The charges read in part, “That you, Maro Ashake, aged 18, on June 17, at about 9am, at Oko Afo, Badagry, Lagos State, in the Lagos Magisterial District, did abduct one Temitope and detained her for the purpose of having carnal knowledge of her, and thereby committed an offence punishable under Section 267 of the Criminal Law of Lagos State of Nigeria, 2011.”

The defendant pleaded not guilty to the charges.

The defence counsel, Mr. E. E. Bassey, applied for the bail of the defendant in liberal terms.

The magistrate, Mrs. A. O. Soladoye, admitted the defendant to bail in the sum of N300, 000, with two sureties in like sum.

Soladoye adjourned the matter till August 10, 2015

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The Chairman, Code of Conduct Bureau (CCB), Sam Saba, has said the bureau has no legal powers to publicise assets declared by public officers.
Mr. Saba told the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) in Abuja on Tuesday that the mandate of the bureau was to ensure that the assets were declared and verified.
He said the bureau has no power to make public details of President Muhammadu Buhari’s asset.
“We do not have power to make the assets declared by the president public,” he said.
He however recalled that the president had assured he will make the declaration public later.
“The president has in a statement through his media aide said he will make his submissions public after the bureau has verified within his first 100 days in office,” he said.
President Buhari has yet to declare his assets publicly as he pledged while campaigning for office.
Amid criticisms, the president explained that the details would be made public after CCB verifies his claims.
“The CCB does not have the right to make anybody’s assets declaration available on pages of newspaper or online,” he said.
Mr. Saba attributed the failure of some public officers to declare their assets in line with the law to lack of the knowledge on the constitution of the country.
“My message for public office holders is to study the constitution because I think in this country, we have poor reading habits.
“Most people come into public office in ignorance. They don’t know what the law provides and so, by the time you show them, they will tell you they do not know,” he added.
According to him, some public officers are also not aware that they are not supposed to operate foreign bank account.
“All these should have been taken into considerations when seeking election or appointment into public office.
“I believe that if people have read all these and are aware, it will help them to take a decisions that will help them to serve the people,” he added. (NAN)

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The source said the residents met the headless body the following morning in a pool of blood. They alerted the police, who removed the body.

A 28-year-old man, Ajayi Peters, aka Ajana, has been stabbed to death in the Yaba area of Lagos State after a disagreement over N50 loaf of bread.

PUNCH Metro learnt from residents that Peters was killed by a bread vendor, identified simply as Yinka, aka Buredi.

Our correspondents gathered that Peters had tried to prevail on Yinka after he refused to sell a loaf to one of his customers on credit.

It was learnt that there was an argument between the men and in the ensuing scuffle, Peters grabbed a knife and stabbed the deceased in the head.

He was said to have died in a private hospital.

The incident happened at a roundabout on Church Street, Makoko, Yaba, where Yinka sold bread on a slab.

A resident, who spoke on condition of anonymity, told PUNCH Metro the fight began around 11pm on Tuesday.

He said, “The incident happened on Tuesday, June 16, around 11pm. The man that died was collecting fees from traders. He and Buredi (Yinka) had been having issues because Ajana (Peters) and some members of his group sometimes threw away his goods whenever they had problems with him.

“But on that day, a man had approached him to buy N50 loaf of bread on credit. The bread seller started shouting at the customer that he should not come near his bread because he was not ready to sell on credit.

“At a point, Buredi said, ‘No powerful man on this street can take the loaf from me and give you.’”

It was learnt that the deceased, who felt insulted by the veiled reference to him, asked the suspect to give the customer the loaf.

This was said to have aggravated the case as both men took turns to insult each other.

Another resident, who did not identify himself, said Peters pushed the suspect.

“The bread seller fell to the ground. In anger, he picked a knife and stabbed Ajana in the head. He started bleeding.

“But not realising the seriousness of the injuries, Ajana began to look for a weapon with which to attack back,” the resident added.

It was learnt that the suspect fled the scene, while Peters walked down to a private hospital on the street.

PUNCH Metro was told that a doctor attended to him and stitched the wound.

A woman, who was reportedly close to the victim, said, “But the injury was deeper than we thought. He died from the injuries around 4am.”

Our correspondents learnt that the bread vendor, who was unaware of the development, was tricked by some people in the community to come for a truce meeting.

A resident, Solomon Ojo, said, “The bread seller did not know Ajana had died. He thought he was only injured and had treated himself.

“When he was called in the morning for a truce meeting, he was surrounded by some youths in the area who wanted to kill him. But some community leaders prevailed on them to hand him over to the police.”

The suspect was said to have been arrested by policemen from the Adekunle division, while the corpse of the deceased was deposited in a mortuary.

A source in the area told PUNCH Metro the suspect did not mean to kill the deceased.

He said the bread vendor had always been harassed by hoodlums in the community, adding that it was unfortunate Peters died from the attack.

He said, “The problem started during the elections when they discovered he was supporting a rival political party. They harassed him and damaged his goods at that time.

“Whenever they saw him plying his trade, they harassed him. What happened that day was just unfortunate. The man only acted in self defence.”

The Police Public Relations Officer, Kenneth Nwosu, confirmed the incident.

He said the matter had been transferred to the State Department of Criminal Investigation for further investigation.

berrystunn:
i know all that, am talking about the person that sent 4y girl to get water from the stream, how possible is that? him no think say water go carry the small girl ?

berrystunn:


you want me to believe this story abi .... so someone sent a girl of 4 to get water for him at a near-by stream.
let me show you how 4y old girl looks like.....

2ruink:
70yrs? check very well, it must be Buhari.

babamadiba:
Something like these dead man.