Hardtalk:
To those those that are taking panadol for my headache, sorry!

l am living in my house in the heart of Lagos, with my beautiful family and just acquired another land near Ogun State for commercial purposes. E shock you?

But for security reasons, l would have posted snapshots of these claims.

To have these in Lagos, you will know one is working hard.

Go equal the record to start with. This is what happens when you find yourself chatting with kids.

As l always say, it is well.

Melancholy:
Don't get it twisted, l still believe the money will be paid!!!

sammylaw2007:
As at 9PM today, 20th January, 2021... They are saying it everywhere that Telpecon has been credited and payment to beneficiaries commence tomorrow 21st.

I'm still waiting... God my 300+K must not go in vain.

sammylaw2007:
Someone please just tell me it's not a scam. I've invested more than 300K into this. Oh God help me!!

pek:
They were told to expect disbursement 22nd and 23rd. Have they?

The corpse of a six-year-old girl Khadijah Ya’u suspected to have been raped to death by her captor(s) was found in a mosque located at New Road, Kurmi Mashi by Nnamdi Azikiwe bypass, Kaduna North local government area of Kaduna State.

The incident, which happened on Friday, drew the attention of sympathisers, including some members of civil society organizations to the residence of the victim.

Her parents were persuaded before they allowed the corpse to be taken to a specialist hospital for examination.

A credible source, who spoke in confidence said,: “Yes, it is true. In fact, we are having another case where an 11-year-old girl was raped and we are taking her to a hospital for examination and treatment. We will talk later, please”.

When contacted, Police Public Relations Officer (PPRO) for the Kaduna State Police Command, ASP Muhammed Jalige confirmed the incident.

The PPRO further added though no arrest has made in connection to the crime, police detectives attached to Kurmi Mashi division of the Command have launched an investigation to unravel the mystery.

He said: “Yes, the case was reported at Kurmi Mashi division on Friday. Our men in that division received a call from the people in the community in Kurmi Mashi that they saw a dead body lying in the mosque.

“With the lockdown, they have not been opening mosques except for Friday prayers. They discovered the dead body around 3:20 close to a prayer time.

“An investigation into the matter has commenced. No arrest made so far. But police detectives attached to Kurmi Mashi are seriously working on the issue. So, if there is an arrest, I will keep you posted.”

Embattled Capt Tijjani Balarabe who was indicted for facilitating the escape of a suspected kidnap kingpin, Hamisu Bala (Wadume), said he assisted in removing the handcuffs from Wadume’s hands.

The officer told the Joint Investigation Panel that he used a spoon to open the handcuffs.

Balarabe said this in his statement to the JIP which probed the killing of three police officers and their two civilian assistants on Ibbi-Takum Road, in Taraba State, on August 6, 2019.

The men were attacked and killed by soldiers attached to Battalion 93 commanded by Balarabe.

The soldiers had in their statements detailed the various roles they played in the murder of the operatives of the Intelligence Response Team who were deployed in Ibbi town, Taraba, to arrest Wadume for abducting one Usman Garba.

Wadume had received N106.3m ransom and still went ahead to kill his victim because his family failed to provide the additional N20m he demanded.

After the vehicle conveying the policemen and Wadume crashed when a soldier, Sgt. Ibrahim Muhammed, shot the tyres, Balarabe said he interviewed one of the survivors who identified himself as a police officer from Abuja.

Balarabe stated that Wadume was taken to the army camp where his handcuffs were removed.

The captain said, “The guard commander of Gidan Waya told me that the locals arrested one of the suspects and he was with him at the checkpoint and he was having a police ID card; the suspect said he was a policeman from Abuja.

“Lt Yushau Saad brought him from Gidan Waya with the ID card. I interviewed him and he said they were sent from Abuja to arrest the Alhaji (Wadume). We moved the injured (policemen) to the hospital and the DCO Wukari (ASP Aondona Iorbee) confirmed that they are policemen.

“When I arrived at the camp, my soldiers and ASP Iorbee and a civilian were removing handcuffs from the Alhaji (Wadume). I entered my kitchen and picked a spoon to join them in removing the handcuffs.”

After removing the handcuffs, the captain stated that he left Wadume and his two sisters in his living room, while he went to Ibbi town with Lt. Saad to retrieve some rifles belonging to the IRT policemen.

On returning, he said Wadume had disappeared, and when contacted on phone, he claimed he was receiving treatment at an undisclosed clinic.

“Before I left for town, Hamisu and his two sisters were in our parlour; I came back to the camp and could not find Hamisu. I asked my CSM as the next person (officer) to me in the camp, he said he didn’t know when he went out.

“I called Alhaji (Hamisu) and he said he was on a drip at a clinic. I went to the clinic, he was not there. I called him again but he had switched off his phone. All efforts to trace Alhaji proved abortive,” Balarabe narrated.

Speaking on the suspected kidnapper’s relationship with officials in Taraba State, the military officer said he got the number of the state Commissioner of Police from Wadume, stressing that the two men were good friends.

He noted, “I got the number of the commissioner of police from Hamisu because they are good friends. He called the CP before he asked me to call him in respect of a case of Fulani and Jukun.”

The captain admitted that he asked Iorbee to switch off his phone “so that the military police can’t get him on the phone.”

Wadume had identified Balarabe and nine other soldiers as his accomplices. They are Staff Sgt. David Isaiah; Sgt. Ibrahim Mohammed; Corporal Bartholomew Obanye; Private Mohammed Nura; Lance Corporal Okorozie Gideon; Corporal Markus Michael; L/Corporal Nvenaweimoeimi Akpagra; Staff Sgt. Abdullahi Adamu, and Private Ebele Emmanuel.

But the Attorney General of the Federation, Abubakar Malami, and the military authorities have been shielding them from criminal prosecution.

technuel:
I am an Igbo but let the truth be told we are the architect of our own nisfortune. Nnamdi Azikiwe was a very useless Nationalist, ha lacks logica thinking and probably I see him more like an Hausa mole in the mist of Igbos because all his moves have never favoured Ndi Igbo. The Military officers from Igbo Region who carried out a Coup killing other tribes and sparing Igbo elites made a terrible and unforgivable mistake. Ironsi that refused to court marshall them and allow justice to prevail made a great mistake the worst was his move to form a Unitary System.
Indeed the Founding Father's of Nigeria from Igbo Extraction are the reason why we are suffering today. Had Ironsi not formed Unitary System, regional Government will still exist.

Oboma1:
Now, to the issue of no sex long-distance relationship. It is a very complicated relationship. My Dear, if I must be frank with, you must prepare yourself for the worse. I am a man, I have been there and have seen it all. Over 98% of full fledge men, will tell you, is okay with the no-sex affair, but deep in them they are just waiting for you to slide. Another set (still in the 98%) may not wait for you to slide, but have another girl somewhere doing your duties (as they may think). Just as they say, "there is no free meal anywhere". Maybe in the course of getting along with this girl, the sex aspect is now making him have a rethink about your affair, hence, the reason for his comment. It might also be that, the new person stays around, then you are in trouble. Distance affect a lot too. As they say, "out of sight means, out of mind". You need to apply what I earlier told you in this affair.