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If you need supply of local paddy rice contact me on WhatsApp 08140076142, we source the rice directly from local farmers directly in Niger state.
Contact me on WhatsApp 08140076142.

If you need supply of local paddy rice contact me on WhatsApp 08140076142, we source the rice directly from local farmers directly in Niger state.
Contact me on WhatsApp 08140076142.

If you need supply of local paddy rice contact me on WhatsApp 08140076142, we source the rice directly from local farmers directly in Niger state.
Contact me on WhatsApp 08140076142.

If you need supply of local paddy rice contact me on WhatsApp 08140076142, we source the rice directly from local farmers directly in Niger state.
Contact me on WhatsApp 08140076142.

If you need supply of local paddy rice contact me on WhatsApp 08140076142, we source the rice directly from local farmers directly in Niger state.
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Justice Olabisi Akinlade of a Lagos State High Court sitting in Igbosere monday sentenced a former Divisional Police Officer (DPO), Mr. Segun Fabunmi, to 10 years in prison for manslaughter following the killing of one Ademola Ade (or Ademola Aderintola Daramola) during the 2012 fuel subsidy protest in Lagos.
Justice Akinlade also found Fabunmi, a dismissed Chief Superintendent of Police (CSP), guilty of shooting three other persons — Alimi Abubakar, Egbujor Samuel and Chizorba Odoh — during the protest, thereby causing them grievous bodily harm. She sentenced him to five years on this count, but both sentences are to run concurrently.
Fabunmi of No. 12 Oyewole Street, Ogudu, Lagos, was arraigned on May 5, 2013 by the Lagos State Government on a seven-count charge bordering on murder, attempted murder and causing grievous bodily harm.
At the time of the incident, the defendant was the DPO of Pen Cinema Police Station, Agege and had led out his men to Yaya-Abatan area of Ogba following intelligence report that there was a disturbance in the area.
The court agreed with the defendant that there was indeed a mob at the scene of the incident, but concluded that he gave conflicting testimonies on whether or not an attempt was made to snatch his AK47 rifle and who fired the weapon.
The judge also rejected the defence counsel's argument that the shooting was the result of an accident when the defendant struggled with the mob to retain possession of his rifle.
Relying on the witness testimonies and all the evidence tendered, Justice Akinlade said: "The only conclusion that can be drawn is that the defendant recklessly shot his rifle and in the process the bullet hit the deceased. He definitely knew that shooting an AK47 can cause grievous bodily harm to anyone the bullet hit.
"The fact that he was on a lawful duty did not mean that he should have shot his gun sporadically."
The judge held that the prosecutors, Lagos Director of Public Prosecution (DPP), Mrs. Idowu Alakija, and Assistant Director, Mrs. Abiola Adeyinka, satisfactorily proved the offence of murder but that the evidence provided by the defence team led by Mr. George Oguntade (SAN) availed the defendant of the defence of provocation, resulting in the lesser charge of manslaughter.
She said: "The defence of provocation will avail the defendant. It is evident that there was no time for his passion to cool before the gun was fired."
Ade, a fashion designer, was shot around 9am on January 9, when the defendant led a patrol team comprising five junior officers to Yaya-Abatan and Abeokuta Streets around Ogba area of Lagos

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The newly appointed Transition Committee Chairman of Jos East local government Area of Plateau State, Mr. Hosea Azi, has been killed.

Azi, was appointed last Thursday to replace the former chairman, Mr. Agwom Daura, who was appointed along with 16 others in July.

President Yahya Jammeh has declared the Gambia “an Islamic state”, but stressed that the rights of the Christian minority in the small west African country would be respected and that women would not be held to a dress code.
The announcement came as the president addressed supporters in the coastal town of Brufut on Thursday, and the comments were later broadcast on state television and repeated on his website.
“Gambia’s destiny is in the hands of the Almighty Allah. As from today, Gambia is an Islamic state. We will be an Islamic state that will respect the rights of the citizens,” he was quoted as saying on the presidential website.
In television footage of the address on GRTV, seen by AFP on Saturday, the president did not go into detail about what the change would mean for the country, but he reassured Christians and followers of other faiths they would be able to worship freely.
“Christians will be given their due respect. The way of celebrating Christmas will continue,” he said, adding that no one had the right to interfere with others’ “way of life”.
He also warned against trying to impose a dress code on women.
“I have not appointed anyone as an Islamic policeman. The way women dress is not your business,” he said.
An impoverished former British colony nestled within Senegal, and famed for its white-sand beaches, the Gambia has a population of nearly two million, 90 percent of whom are Muslim.
Of the remainder, eight percent are Christian and two percent are defined as having indigenous beliefs.
– Colonial past –
Jammeh, 50, a military officer and former wrestler from a rural background, has ruled the country with an iron fist since he seized power in a coup in 1994.
Opponents say he has become increasingly paranoid, regularly reshuffling his ministers and keeping only a tiny circle of trusted allies close to him.
He cultivates the image of a practising Muslim, and is often seen holding a Koran or prayer beads, and of promoting an aura of mysticism.
He also regularly rails against the Gambia’s colonial past, blaming it for many of the country’s woes. In March 2014, Jammeh said Gambia will drop English as its official language, without specifying which of the country’s indigenous tongues would replace it.
The main opposition party on Saturday poured scorn on the president’s unexpected proclamation of an Islamic republic, saying it had no legal basis.
“President Yahya Jammeh’s pronouncement or declaration is unconstitutional, it has no constitutional basis and… it is an unlawful declaration,” Ousainou Darboe, the secretary general of the main opposition United Democratic Party, told AFP.
“It is becoming ridiculous that whenever he wants to divert pubic attention from what is happening in the country, he attacks colonialism,” Darboe said.
Human Rights Watch this year branded Jammeh’s regime one of the most repressive in the world, blaming paramilitaries and secret police for torture, disappearances and extrajudicial killings.
In 2013, Jammeh withdrew his country from the Commonwealth, saying it represented “an extension of colonialism”.

Corpses are supposed to be buried after death. That is the norm. But not so at Olomu Kingdom in Ughelli South Local Government Area of Delta State. Here, not all corpses are buried, according to their cultures and tradition. Pregnant women who die with pregnancy or during childbirth are not buried, instead their corpses are thrown into the evil forest near Akperhe-Olomu Community within the kingdom.

His Royal Majesty, Ovie Richard L. Ogbon Ogoni-Oghoro I, JP, the Ohworode of Olomu
It is a taboo for a woman to die with pregnancy as it is their belief that if given proper burial, the dead woman will reincarnate, hence the people do everything to prevent her reincarnation.
“Deaths from such circumstances are classified as bad deaths and such corpses are not given proper burial by not being buried in the town”, says His Royal Majesty, Ovie Richard L. Ogbon, Ogoni-Oghoro I, JP, the Ohworode of Olomu, who is also the oldest person (Okpako-Orere) of Ogoni-Olomu.
The traditional ruler explains further that such deaths are taken that way because of their belief in the reincarnation of women who died from such circumstances. “It is our belief that women who died in such manners, if buried in town or specifically at home, will reincarnate.
In the times of old, there were cases where new-born babies had marks of women who had died from such deaths. This is why we don’t bury them at home to avoid reincarnation.”
In addition to dead pregnant women, the traditional ruler adds that “when someone in a family have mental illness, epilepsy or other disease that are genetical in the family, if such a person is not treated properly or cured and he or she dies with such infirmities, it is also our belief that such people reincarnate by being born as children, and it is usually shameful to the family.” Such practices, he adds, are also applicable to people who died by suicide, in accidents, or from drowning.
Interestingly, those who die in such circumstances are buried in the bush as there are no designated places for such people in Olomu Kingdom, except the women who died with pregnancies, whose corpses are taken to the evil forest, according to the traditional ruler.
Decline in belief, practice
The advent of Christianity has led to trampling upon many native cultures and tradition. Therefore, certain Olomu practices of old which were revered and complied with have been compromised with increasing Western culture through education. According to Ogoni-Oghoro I, though certain cultural practices are still being observed despite increasing acceptance of Christian religion, especially the non-burial of corpses of such deaths inside town, these practices are declining as many people no longer hold such traditional beliefs.
The two factors he believes affected such beliefs are Western education and Christianity. People now insist that such practices are not obtainable again, so they have rebelled against the practices. He says: “Some families, when they lose a pregnant woman, they immediately carry out surgery to remove the foetus so they can bring her home for proper burial. This is the very wrong practice that is going on now.
The late woman and her foetus are supposed to go to the evil forest. The Church has affected many practices. For instance, many who used to carry out such traditional functions like taking the corpses to the evil forest, have now become Christians and you can’t get people to perform such traditional rites anymore.”
He speaks further: “Many practices have been jettisoned today. People no longer forbid things. When such abominable deaths occur in families today, out of shame for people not to hear that a taboo has occurred in their family, people no longer adhere to the tradition of burying such in the evil forest or bush. They now blatantly bring such dead into town and bury. This wasn’t so in those days.”
Cleansing the land
He believes some of these disregards for cultures and tradition could pollute a community. “The dumpi

An auto crash, yesterday, claimed nine persons along Abakiliki-Enugu expressway. Eight of the victims were said to be supporters of the All Progressives Congress, APC,and Labour Party, LP, in Ebonyi State.They were crushed to death at Ezzamgbo junction in Ohaukwu Local Government area of Ebonyi state.
The accident involved a Toyota Sienna and a tipper lorry with registration number HKW 436 XA. The victims were said to be heading to Enugu state to witness the Ebonyi governorship and National Assembly ruling at the Appeal Court, Enugu, while the conductor of the tipper also died on the spot.
It was gathered that the APC branded Toyota Sienna vehicle is owned by APC House of Representatives candidate in the last general election, Uche Nshii but there were conflicting reports that his friends in LP were also in the vehicle. The sector commander of the Federal Road Safety Corp, FRSC, in Ebonyi, Mr Charles Abuochi in an interview confirmed the incident but maintained that details concerning the auto crash were still scanty.
“There is an accident that happened along the Ezzangbo, Abakaliki-Enugu federal highway. “Our men are still at the scene of the crash to ensure free flow of traffic but preliminary report confirmed that nine persons died on the spot while one person sustained grave injuries and had been rushed to the Federal Teaching Hospital, Abakaliki.
“Corpses of deceased victims have been deposited at the mortuary,”Abuochi said. According to him, the accident victims were party supporters traveling to Enugu to observe the Appeal Court ruling on Ebonyi governorship election petition sitting in Enugu.
He said the driver of the Sienna was traveling on a high speed when he lost control and crashed into the vehicles coming from the opposite direction

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