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Una no dey learn.

chrisxxx:
Daft. So you don't know you inherited the English Language from the British colonization of Nigeria?

Suspected Ritualist Arrested While Attempting To Kill 10-Year-Old Boy Lured Into His Room In Kwara

The Kwara State Police Command has arrested a suspected ritualist during an attempt to kill a 10-year-old boy.

The command said it received a distress call about the attempted culpable homicide and subsequently arrested the suspected ritualist.

A statement by DSP Toun Ejire-Adeyemi, the spokesperson for the state police command on Sunday said, “According to information received from the police at C Division, on the 2nd of July 2024 at about 1800 hrs, a report was received from Onidoko Police Post indicating that at about 1730 hrs, an incident occurred in the Abab Oke-Foma area of Ilorin.

“It was reported that a 10-year-old boy, Akeem Nurudeen, resident of Abab area Abayawo, Ilorin, was hawking pepper when he was lured into a room by a suspect identified as Isiaka Adeniyi, aged 46, from Ifedapo Community, Oke-Foma area, Ilorin.

“The suspect allegedly lured the victim under the pretext of purchasing pepper, but instead covered the victim's face with cloth and attempted to slaughter him with a knife.

“Thanks to the swift action of vigilant community members, the suspect was apprehended and brought to the station. Preliminary investigation is currently underway, and the case has been transferred to the State Criminal Investigation Department (SCID) for thorough and discreet investigation.

“The Kwara State Commissioner of Police, CP Victor Olaiya psc(+) commends the proactive efforts of the community members in apprehending the suspect and ensuring that justice is served in this grievous matter.

“We urge the public to remain calm as we continue our investigation and assure that the police will leave no stone unturned in ensuring the safety and security of all residents of Kwara State,” it added.­

Goodvibes007:
Mods are hiding posts.

sIfioksq:
Tinubu's policies may not be perfect, but they are better than the alternatives presented by his opponents.

Olaide1295:
The FG shouldn’t listen to the VCs.
Electricity bill for a university depends on usage. We should not be a socialist state where everyone expects the government to put food on their table.

Globad:
No
It means that Etche and Ngwa have Bini ancestry and are also not Igbos.

HydraFeeds:
I was once stopped by policemen at Ibadan Abeokuta road . They searched everyone in the space wagon including myself . One of them asked me to open my phone which I complied . I know that they don't have the right to my phone but I understand there's a lot of young guys that are involved in cyber crime and it's hard to get warrant to search every one .

They left me when they couldn't find anything and apologized for the inconveniences.

In as much as there's police brutality, resisting arrest is an offence and can be termed that you have something to hide .

Nigeria police are trying despite the pressure on them like low pay,lack of incentives,few policemen compared to citizens numbers,outdated equipment etc .

DMerciful01:
Onye iberibe

Finegirl734:
It's really too much in the east

DMerciful01:
Southeast why?

Aftermath of the Killing of five soldiers and an Airman by terrorists in an ambush along the Kaduna – Abuja road on Tuesday night, the Military has said the occurrence will not dampen its resolve to tackle insecurity.

Director of Defence Media Operations, Major General Edward Buba while making this statement at Strategic Inter-agency Policy Committee briefing at Police Force headquarters, said, “Though it us a thing of sadness when security personnel are killed in line of duty, in the military, we take pride in risking our lives for the safety of the country”.

Major General Buba said that the incident of the recent suicide bombings in Gwoza resulting in the killing of innocent citizens and military personnel, “is what happens at the ending circle of terrorism. It is aimed attracting attention. It is aimed at regaining relevance. It is aimed at trying to recruit new members and it is aimed at reducing support for the troops and security agencies”.

He said, “We are in a state of war. As it is when you are involved in counter terrorism, counter insurgency across the country, in such situation, ugly things happen from time to time. What has happened in Gwoza is one of those terrible things. Whenever people are killed whether civilians or security personnel, it is a tragedy. However, our operations are going according to plan”.


He disclosed that those asking question as to why the Nigerian Army is planning to establish a school of Islamic Affairs are missing the point as the Army also have in place, a school of Chaplaincy for Christians.

“Being in the military does not make us not to be religiously inclined. There is always for improvement, to be better informed and educated on what you preach and talk about to the people.

Speaking on operations to combat insecurity across the country, Force Public Relations Officer, ACP Muyiwa Adejobi on behalf of the Committee said, “On June 12, terrorists executed coordinated attacks in Katsina, resulting in the tragic loss of over 50 residents and policemen. Similarly, on June 11, gunmen killed at least 25 individuals in a village raid, while Boko Haram attacked the Kano-Maiduguri Highway, with many feared abducted.

“Additionally, on June 25, bandits claimed the life of a Nigerian University Deputy Vice-Chancellor. Suicide bombings struck in Borno on June 30 after almost 5 years of such terror attack.

“Despite these challenges, the security agencies have demonstrated unwavering dedication to maintaining and preserving Nigeria’s territorial integrity and ensuring the safety of its citizens.

“The resolve and fighting spirit of our armed forces remain unshaken, leading to numerous successes across various theatres of operation.

“On June 4, the Multinational Joint Task Force (MNJTF) eliminated 140 terrorists and arrested 57 others in Borno. The Nigerian Military reported eliminating 2,245 terrorists and apprehending 3,682 others in the past three months, showcasing the sustained and effective operations against insurgent elements.

Ever8090:
Lol, one of the reason i am afraid for them is that, the moment igbos steps into their land, everything will scatter, i was not really against construction of medical centres or whatever but i know the moment igbos steps into your peaceful society what follows is , drugs, criminality, baby factory and the rest .
Now that you hardly find Igbos there, the guys are doing just fine ...

Beremx:
I hope he doesn't end the marriage with his wife because he's the one who told the whole world he beats her.

Lessons have been learnt. Las las you'll be fine

TheCeasar:
so you will kill your daughter if she decides to engage in that? Mumu don't go abroad oo because you still have the mentality you've right over a full grown adult, their body is their choice