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Court remands teenager for alleged defilement of 2 minors in Ota

on August 04, 2015 / in News 1:05 pm / Comments


Sango-Ota (Ogun) – An Ota Magistrates’ Court in Ogun on Tuesday remanded 17-year-old Dayo Gbadegbola in custody for allegedly defiling two minors.

The accused, who resides at No. 30 Ashimolowo Street, Toll-gate, Ota, was arraigned on a two-count charge of conspiracy and defiling two minors aged four and six years, respectively.

Prosecutor Ebibomino Itaita told the court that the accused had an unlawful carnal knowledge of the minors by sleeping with them on July 20 and July 22 at his residence.

Ebibomino said the offences contravened Sections 218 (i) and 360 (i) of the Criminal Code, Revised Law of Ogun, 2006.

The Chief Magistrate, Mrs Funke Odubanjo, ordered that the accused be remanded in Borstal Institution of Adigbe, Abeokuta, pending the advice from the Director of Public Prosecutions.

Odubanjo adjourned the case till Oct. 9, for mention. (NAN)

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Sycophants everywhere

Power by all means

Our President should keep them coming.

We want to see and feel change

Mr. Incredible.

We are not surprise

Season of Conversion

End time Indeed.

Mercy is all we need for Progress

This country needs prayer

Majid Congratulation

Happy Married Life

I cite Orijin too

Abi na only me waka come

We will support Buhari to end carnage by Boko Haram – Saraki - See more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/08/we-will-support-buhari-to-end-carnage-by-boko-haram-saraki/#sthash.sdQog6F1.dpuf

The Senate President, Dr. Bukola Saraki on Monday assured that he will do everything possible through legislative powers to ensure that the carnage posed by boko haram sect in Borno and other parts of the north east be a thing of the past.

Saraki made the assurance when he led other member delegation to a courtesy call on Governor Kashim Shettima at the Government House Maiduguri.

He said he was in Maiduguri, Borno state capital with his entourage for on the spot assessment of the activities of boko haram and to identify with victims and people of the state over the spate of killings and bombings by insurgents, so that government will come out with better strategy aimed at ending the activities of the dreaded boko haram in the north east subregion. ” We are here in Borno for the first time after our inauguration to identify with victims and people of Borno state over the spate of killings and bombings by insurgents. “We condoled with our people over the agony they found themselves as a result of the ongoing crisis. “On behalf of the Senate, we will do everything to see to the end of Boko Haram through motions and resolutions to let the whole world know that we are capable to do our best to stop this carnage perpetrated by boko haram madness. “We will set aside every needed things to resetlle our people of the north east and rebuild all the communities destroyed by insurgents. “We will support the executive under the leadership of president Mohammed Buhari who is committed to see to the end of this madness and to ensure that all areas destroyed by insurgents are rebuild in no distant future”. Saraki assured. Responding, Governor Shettima thanked the Senate president and other members of his delegation for taking their time to visit Borno despite the security challenges posed by insurgents. He commended Dr. Saraki for leading a powerful senate delegation to see on the spot assessment of the damages done to some areas in the state, and solicited support from the Senate leadership to move for a motion aimed at establishing a ‘Rebuilding and Development Commission’ for the people of the north east, just like what is obtained from the Niger- Delta region.

Shettima informed the senate President that the activities of the insurgents which started since 2009 has left thousands of people dead, and property worth billions of naira destroyed, stressing that the state government under his leadership has been spending substantive amount of funds for the upkeep of the Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) in various camps in the state, in addition to other support rendered to security agencies who sacrificed their lives in the fight against the sect members. He lamented that due to the lingering crisis which has led to the sacking of over 20 Local Government Areas of the state with over a million people displaced, hundreds of women were forcefully turned into widows prematurely, childrens were made orphans as well as public structures such as schools, hospitals, roads that were also destroyed in the state. He however thanked the Senate delegations for donating the sum of N10 million to assist in the upkeep of the IDPs in the state.

Those who accompanied the senate President to Maiduguri were Senate Leader Mohammed Ali Ndume , Senate Deputy Chief Whip Francis Alimikhena, Senators Mohammed Hassan, Bukar Abba Ibrahim, Danjuma Goje and chief of staff to the senate president, senator Isa Galaudu.

Our Correspondent observed that the senate president also paid traditional homage to the Shehu of Borno at his palace, Alhaji Abubakar Garbai Elkanemi where he reassured the monarch of the federal government and the legislative arms commitment to see to the end of boko haram in the region.

The delegation also took time and visited some IDP camps despite the tight security and blockage of some major roads in the city - See more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/08/we-will-support-buhari-to-end-carnage-by-boko-haram-saraki/#sthash.sdQog6F1.dpuf

Sign of good things to come your way

The National Bureau of Statistics, NBS, yesterday disclosed that the nation’s unemployment rate has in the second quarter (Q2) of 2015 risen to 8.2 per cent from the 7.5 per cent rate which was recorded in the preceding quarter.

This brings to three the consecutive rise in unemployment rate in the country since the third quarter of 2014.

The Bureau explained that the economically active population or working age, comprising persons within the age range of 15 to 64, increased to 103.5 million in the second quarter (Q2), up from 102.8 million in the first quarter.

This was as it disclosed that the labour force population, comprising those within the working age, who are willing, able and actively looking for work, increased to 74.0 million in Q2 from 73.4 million in Q1, indicating an increase in the labour force by 0.81 per cent.

This indicates that 574,498 economically active persons within 15 to 64 joined the labour force during the quarter under review.

The agency attributed the decline in the number of full employment or those working less than 40 hours despite a rise in the labour force to job losses or previously fully employed persons choosing or being forced to work part time or in underemployment.

It further clarified that with an economically active or working age population of 103.5 million and labour force population of 74.0 million, the rate indicated that 29.5 million persons within the economically active or working age population decided not to work for various reasons in Q2, compared to 29.3 million in the preceding quarter of this year.

According to the NBS, “The number of underemployed in the labour force during the review quarter however, increased by 1,362,274 or 11.16 per cent resulting in an increase in the underemployment rate to 18.3 per cent (13.5mn) in Q2 2015, from 16.6 per cent (12.2mn) in Q1 2015.
“Accordingly, there were a total of 19.6 million people between ages 1565 either unemployed or underemployed in the labour force in Q2 2015, compared to 17.7 million in Q1 2015,” it stated.

Please

Can someone help me tell this man to shut his t..p

Victory for Rivers People

Continue with the good work

The light shall not cease in your time.

Cool

Permanent Interest

No Permanent Friend

Hmmmm


Permanent Interest

No Permanent Friend

Leading by example

Amazing

Wish job hunters Success

Hope the pay will be adequate and steady.

As the name implies

Not really surprise

It is well

Interest

Harsh Economic Reality

Yes they can

Welcome development.

Question

God help my country

Is getting interesting

Play more, give me excess of it

We are watching

Not necessary

With due respect, Can this man get his nasty mouth shot please.

This man piss me off.

Please do us a favour by listing the alleged atrocities he has committed and the court that have found him guilty.

I will encourage you to talk with facts for clarity sake.

Thank you.

ionsman:
Sometimes you people come to Nairaland to fool yourselves. ...If you know the atrocities this man committed, you wont be blabbing nonsense here.

When you are privy to some information first hand and see the ignorance some people display here,you just shake your head.

Once again,shut up.You know nothing. It's not all about shouting Buhari is a dullard. ....Spits.....