There are many Easiest Ways To Stay Awake While Studying At Night, but students in higher institution of learning and secondary schools hardly notice it, hence, they ignore this simple and easiest life style that can help them stay awake to study at Night. Its already scientifically proven that students who study at Night tends to understand more than those that study during the day. Here is Four Easiest Ways To Stay Awake While Studying At Night:

Drink a Lot of Water
When you’re trying to stay awake waters the way to go. Dehydration can make you sleepy, so keeping your body hydrated will stave off those symptoms. If you are really sleepy, drink a lot of water to make sure you stay up. If you have to get up to go to the bathroom, it will definitely keep you awake! by water I don’t mean alcohol or coffee because it may contain water)
Take Breaks
Your brain is a complex thing but it still needs rest if you want to study hard for a long time as well as doing the best you can on your test. Schedule out your time so you can take a break try a study routine for 45 minutes, break for 15, and so forth. Set the alarm on your mobile so you don’t forget (or if you’re afraid you’ll fall asleep). Watch a TV show, talk to a friend, read a book, or listen to some music but nothing school related at all, even if it’s a TV show.
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Exercise
Exercise can be a great way to wake yourself up take a short walk, dance to some music on your iPod (without waking up your roommates or your parents depending on where your living and the time), or head over to the gym for a little while. Taking a shower after a workout can wake you up even more (cold will wake you up but shocking the body’s never good so just a general shower). Don’t Study Somewhere Comfortable No curling up into a nice ball on your pillow with soft music playing the background will not help you stay awake, maybe heavy metal rock will but its better just to sit on a chair back straight lamp on and revise, no pillows, no comfortableness, when your body wants to sleep yet you have to fight it comfort ability should be what your actively seeking to stop.

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Lagos State University students are right now having a party at LH ground at the university campus in celebration of the school fees reversal by Lagos State governor this afternoon.

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Last week, The Whole of Kisii Town was thrown into shock after a Kisii lady named, Millicent B Motende, bragged on facebook that she has infected 31 men with the HIV virus and she is on a mission of leading men to their graves by spreading the deadly virus. The post first appeared on a Kisii Group on facebook and later on another group with her swearing that she is targeting 76 more.
Motende Milicent is a student at Rongo University College and she has been dishing out her flesh to other male students and lecturers without using protection. She also gives out her honey jar freely around popular entertainment joints in Kisii.

A reliable source told our team that she is on a mission of infecting more men and among those already infected are two lecturers at Rongo University.

Was her facebook page hacked and someone posted that? We don’t know, we tried contacting her and this is how she responded

i thank GOD i hv yu@ ****** infct wengi wananifuata!!!j who said milly is the desperate bitch!!!

She has since then changed her facebook username from Mee Lee Motende and opened another one under Millcent B Motende and has been unreachable.

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NYSC Call-up Letters (mobilization) for Batch B 2014 orientation programme are now is schools. If you institution is mobilizing graduates for the NYSC 2014 Batch B orientation programme, you should now go to your school to collect your call-up letter. According to the mobilization timetable, the “Delivery of Call-up letters to CPIs” will take place between the dates – 28th – 31st July, 2014.
Go and collect your NYSC Batch B 2014 Call-up Letter
As the delivery of Call-up letters to Corps Producing Institution (CPIs) was done between 28th and 31st July, graduates of schools can now start going to their students’ affairs division to pick up their letters. 2014 NYSC Batch ‘B’ Orientation Programmes i.e. opening of NYSC camp starts on 5th August, 2014.
We are also using this medium to inform you that there have been changes in dates orientation camps for some states will open. Some NYSC camps will not open until September, 2014. You should check if the state you are mobilized to is affected. To check this, click the following link: NYSC Batch B 2014: Changes In Date of Orientation (Camp Opening)
All the best in your service to the Nation!!!

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The heartbreaking photo you are about to view shows a lifeless baby that is said to have been thrown into the dustbin by a female student of UNN who gave birth to a still birth..

The body wasnt discovered until the one of the hostel cleaners emptied the bin...

The baby (7 months old) was found in front of Balewa Hostel this Morning. The baby was dumped inside a dustbin in front of St, Peter's Catholic Chaplaincy, UNN.

Reports claim that it was a still birth.
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who ever did this is so heartless, and may God forgive you.

See the poor dead baby's photo after the cut. viewer's discretion is highly advised

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Kenya and Kogello village in particular in rural set up of Nyanza,Kenya hit the World News’ rooms after producing the World’s President(President Barrack Obama) in year 2008.As this was not enough Kogello might be back to the World’s Guinness Book of Records again as the world impresses the latest development in the medical world.

Fanuel Oduori, a second year student at Bondo University is at the centre of the biggest scientific discovery on the planet. He has discovered a viral vaccine, which is 99 percent effective in prevention of contraction of HIV/AIDS. The drug that He has branded as “FANUDU” vaccine has been derived from 42 herbs, which literally represents the 42 tribes in Kenya.

Fanuel who is studying Bachelors Degree in Biotechnology has been working on this development from his days of admission at the University. This comes after contributions of Pall Omega and Mzee WA Loliondo; we therefore expect all roads to head to this tiny village on the world’s globe for the better part of this week. With live interview with news people Fanuel revealed how he has been sleeping for only 2 hours in a day to discover this drug.”I believe that Technology will one day move mountains”, He told the News people. Since morning, newsrooms have been flocking the area to have a glimpse of this young, creative and Blessed young Kenyan.

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This will definitely sound incredible. But it’s true. Many illegal private universities across the country are awarding PhD certificates, even as those studying for masters degrees pay as much as N1.5 million to complete their programme in just six months.

This was the shocking discovery by the National Universities Commission (NUC) Committee on the Closure of Illegal Degree-Awarding Universities when the body stormed two unapproved private universities in Lagos.



The committee stormed the private universities alongside officials of the Independent Corrupt Practices and other Related Offences Commission (ICPC), State Security Service (SSS) and some journalists.

A high drama played out at a three-bedroom flat, which served as study centre for Evangel Christian University of America and the shopping mall used, as Clinton University when the proprietor and bursar claimed they had approval to operate but could not back up their claim when the chairman of the NUC committee, Prof. Adebisi Balogun, requested for their approval papers.

When the NUC and ICPC team, which included Mr. Moses Awe, Dr. Lawrence Ogugua, Mr. Adewale Adenuga, Mr. Kingsely and Mr. Folurunso Ariyo and some journalists stormed the two degree-awarding mills, what they saw, including students’ admission lists, receipts for tuition payment, organogram of principal officers and numerous completed projects baffled them.



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At Evangel Christian University of America, which was being run in a three-bedroom flat, the NUC/ICPC team met the Bursar, Dr. Philip Nnaji, and a lady administrative officer. When confronted by Prof. Balogun that the school was operating illegally, Dr. Nnaji, with all the confidence he could muster, said the school was a study centre, insisting that its America affiliate awarded the certificate.

He said: “The school has proper documents to back up its operation and could not register with NUC. Sir, the university is duly registered and the necessary documents are with the vice chancellor. I am the bursar of this centre. We have students. I teach also. We have lecturers, who come from outside the university. I don’t know when the university started but I got my PhD in 2013 from the same university.”
“People are attracted to study here because of where the certificate is coming from. We also award diplomas. It takes one year for a student to bag his/her PhD. We also offer BA degrees, which take four years whereas it takes students one year to bag a masters degree.”

Investigations revealed that Evangel Christian University of America started business in 1976 and has since graduated thousands of students. It claimed to have been accredited by Transworld Accrediting Commission and had study centres in Aba, Umuhia, Port Harcourt and Akwa Ibom.

After the place was sealed off, the team went away with vital documents, including forms sold to students for N10, 000, completed projects, answer scripts and receipt, bearing $1,050 paid to Dr. Nnaji’s account. Thereafter, he was arrested and taken away by men of the State Security Service (SSS).

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West African Examinations Council is Set to Release the 2014 WAEC Result onThursday July 31st 2014 (31/7/2014).

After the Muslim Ramadan Salah Break Candidates who are looking for their WAEC result they can check their result on thursday evening online through WAEC Result checker.

WAEC (West African Examinations Council) is a not-for-profit examination board formed out of the concern for education in Africa.

For getting more details about how to check
WAEC result candidates must see below
details:

Name of the Organization
West African Examinations Council

Type of Result
WAEC Result 2014

How to check WAEC Result online

*.Candidates open the WAEC site through www.waecdirect.org

*.Enter your WAEC Examination Number.

*.Enter your Examination Year.

*.Select the Type of Examination.

*.Enter the Card Serial Number found on the reverse side of your Scratch card.

*.Enter the Personal Identification Number (PIN) on your Scratch card.

*.Go on submit button and get their result.

*.Candidates must take the hard copy of their result for further use.

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A lecturer in the Faculty of Law at the University of Nigeria Nsukka, Dr Bede Opata has reportedly committed suicide over a yet-to-be ascertained reason, Thisday reports.

Sources within the university say the 38 year old law lecturer killed himself in his apartment within the town on Saturday July 19th but his body was only discovered on Sunday July 20th.

The lecturer who holds a doctorate degree in Law, hailed from Nsukka, Enugu state and was the son of a former Commissioner in the old Anambra state, Chief Cletus Opata.

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Method 1 of 3: Being Aware of Your Classroom

Always be in control of the classroom. Being vigilant in the classroom is the best way to catch students cheating and to prevent cheating from happening in the first place.

Greet students as they come into the classroom. Look at their hands/arms to make sure they didn't turn them into cheat sheets.
Arrange the testing environment. If possible, leave a space between students to discourage cheating, and ensure that students store backpacks, books, or binders under their chairs.

Method 2 of 3: Preventing and Spotting Cheaters in the Classroom


Do not take your eyes off of students while they are working. Students may look up at the ceiling during tests pretending to work out the answer, but they are really trying to look at a classmate's paper. [2]
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Be aware of any electronic devices or class materials that your students are using. A ruler, a dictionary, or a CD player can seem innocuous enough, but your students may be using them as cheating aids.[3] Students are tempted to cheat using their personal cell phones to access emails, text form other students and even Google for a variety of answers.
Establish a 'no cell phone policy' with your students, especially during exams.
Always walk around the room instead of sitting at the front as it makes it much more difficult for students to hide study notes on their laps or behind desks.
Students are less likely to cheat with other students when they aware of your presence.
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Do not allow students to leave the classroom until they finish their test. Students can go look up answers on their electronic devices if they leave the room, or consult with other students.
In case of an emergency, ask students to empty their pockets to make sure they don't have an electronic device.
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Beware of students sending signals.If you notice a student continuously coughing, tapping the bench or their foot, or whispering, they may be cheating.
Make sure you go over expectations for these kinds of behaviors before testing, so students know this is considered cheating.
If it happens, be consistent with the consequences.
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Use a small cell phone detection device covertly in your pocket. It will vibrate and alert you to any nearby cellular use.
It should be easy to visually identify any student actively using their cell phone when you are alerted to do so.
Some cell phone detectors are sensitive enough to allow teachers to walk around the classroom and identify active cell phone use based on proximity.

Method 3 of 3: Catching Cheaters Outside of the Classroom


Use technology to catch cheating outside of the classroom. Students are more tempted to cheat when they are working on take-home tests or essays. Fortunately for teachers, there are plagiarism detection services, such as turnitin.com, to catch plagiarism.
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When possible, create your own tests. This makes it more difficult for students to find answer keys online.

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Know your students' writing styles. As a teacher, you can recognize his/her writing style.
Trust your instinct when reading student work. If something looks inauthentic, it probably is.
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Protect your physical and digital spaces.
Do not allow students to be in your classroom when you are not there.
Lock filing cabinets and desk drawers to prevent students from looking at tests, and watch for this behavior when you are in the classroom as well.
Create and memorize complex passwords for computer and gradebook logins; do not write this information on paper.

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Renowned actor and comedian Chief Chika Okpala, aka Chief Zebrudaya Okoroigwe Nwogbo alias 4:30, is back to being a student. He was among the 700 students who matriculated last weekend at the Enugu Study Centre of the National Open University of Nigeria (NOUN).

Explaining his decision to go back to school at 64, Chief Zebrudaya told journalists that it stemmed from his belief that “age is no barrier to education”. Though it won't make him abandon his ‘Zebrudaya language’, he has decided to enrol for the Master of Business Management to be able to manage himself.
Chief Zebrudaya said:

As long as you can feel, as long as you can understand and practicalise you are qualified at any time to go in and read to better your education. Since Information and Communication Technology (ICT) is now in vogue, whether you like it or not, you must go back to school to learn it.

Yes, I might have made a mark in entertainment industry but that is entertainment, this is management. Nobody is managing me so I decided to go and read management to be able to manage myself."

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For 21-year-old Comfort Folorunsho, her graduation from the Kwara State University, Malete, shall for some time to come remain memorable in her life. Of course, the Osi, Kwara State, native has every reason to hold this view. She not only bagged a first class degree in agriculture, she also emerged the best graduating student from the university for the 2013/2014 academic session.

With a Cumulative Grade Point Average of 3.62, she also took home awards as the best graduating student in the Department of Animal Production, Fisheries and Aquaculture; as well as in the College of Agriculture.

She also bagged the prize instituted by the Lubcon Company Limited for overall best student; the Mary Kolawole Prize for Best Female Graduating Student, as well as the university’s Alumni Prize for Excellence.

Sharing the secret of her success, Folorunsho, who also has a good dose of beauty in her, says:
Her good looks attracted many admirers to her. Even at that, she notes, her loveliness did not make her to lose her academic bearing or focus.

She declares, “I lost count of those that wanted to be my lovers. There were many of them. Some of them tried but I ignored their overtures. When you do not go out at odd times and you do what you are supposed to do at the right time, you will not fall into traps.

“I studied for five hours daily, aside lectures. I did not have a lover but I had friends that were boys; not amorous ones. However, I must admit that there were distractions from boys. But when you are determined and you know where you are going and you try as much as possible to keep at bay these side attractions, God will make it possible for you to actualise your desires.”

The fourth child in her family notes that focus, determination, implicit faith in God and His grace were the veritable instruments for her outstanding academic outing in the university.

Beyond the stampede from the men folk, according to Punch, she identifies her fish farming project as the most challenging period of her stay in the university.

Taking measurements in the mornings and evenings during the two months of the exercise, according to her, was her most stressful period on campus.

She adds, “Ever since I came into this school, I dreamt of obtaining a First Class. I tried as much as possible to be diligent in my reading, going to class regularly and doing my assignments. Though I kept on doing this, I must also admit that the routine was both tiring and demanding.”

Folorunsho, who aspires to be a lecturer and an owner of a crop and animal farm, says her father, Fashiko, literally pushed her into agriculture.

She notes, “Ever since I was a little girl, I have developed interest in agriculture because my father is a good farmer. Sometimes, before we went to school, he would take us to the farm to do some work. Of course, then we were not happy with the decision, which we considered tough, but some of us later fell in love with it.

“You plant a crop and it grows. Maybe you planted a little seed and at the end of the day, its yield will be huge. We were also involved in livestock farming I must admit, these aroused my interest in agriculture. So, when I told my family that I wanted to study agriculture, nobody opposed the idea,” she explains.

Stressing the importance of agriculture, she adds, “People run away from it, but it is what humanity depends on. Without agriculture, where are we going to be? The food we eat, our clothing, raw materials and so many other benefits come from agriculture. Agriculture is a very interesting area.”

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Every year we wait for MBGN contestants to give us a creative twist to the traditional attires and this year some of the delegates brought it! Check them out after the cut and tell us what you think...

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You can still vote for your favourite contestant on www.silverbirdmbgn.com/vote & "Like" as well as retweeting their photos on social media as they all add up to give each girl an edge.
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Watch the show, Silver Moments, showcasing their preparations for the finale at camp at on Silverbird Television(DSTV 252) after the news.

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The University of Nigeria, Nsukka hereby invites candidates who made her first choice in the 2014 university tertiary matriculation exam (UTME) and scored 180 or above for screening.
The screening will be conducted at NSUKKA campus of the university as follows:
DAY ONE:
Friday, 8th August, 2014
Morning Session:
Accreditation period: 8am-9.45am
Screening Period: 10am-11am
- Faculty of health sciences
- faculty of Medical science
Afternoon session:
- Faculty of Agriculture
- Faculty of biological sciences
- Faculty of Dentistry
- Faculty of Engineering
- Facultty of pharmaceutical sciences
- Faculty of physical sciences
- Faculty of Veterinary medicine
DAY TWO:
Saturday, 9th August, 2014
Accreditation period: 8am-9.45am
Screening period: 10am- 11am
Morning session:
- Faculty of business Administration
- Faculty of education
- Faculty of Environmental studies (including all candidates who applied for surveying and Geoinformatics)
- Faculty of Law
Afternoon session:
Accreditaion period: 12pm-1.45pm
Screening period: 2pm- 3pm
- Faculty of arts
- Faculty of the social sciences
(including all candidates who applied for public Admin. local Govt)

ONLINE REGISTRATION:
A). Eligible candidates should pay a processing fee of two thousand naira (N2,000) and obtain a scratch card for online pre-registration at any branch of:
- Zenith Bank Plc
- United Bank of African plc
- University of Nigeria Micro finance Banks at Nsukka and Enugu.

B) Online pre-registration commences on Wednesday July 16, 2014 and ends on Friday August 1st, 2014.
Those who fail to register within this period will not be screened.

With the scratch card, candidates should access and complete the University OF Nigeria 2014/2015 post-utme screening form online at www.portal.unn.edu.ng
NOTE: First choice candidates must not scan any passport photograph on their forms. However, second choice candidates should upload their passport photograph on their online application forms.

C) All candidates are required to bring the following for the screening exercise:
i. A copy of ONLINE form duly completed
ii. 2014/2015 JAMB slip
iii. HB pencil and eraser
iv. No GSM handsets, calculators or any other extraneous materials should be brought into the screening hall.

Information on the venue for the screening will be made available at the campus and on the university of Nigeria website, a day to the screening dates.

BLIND CANDIDATES:
Blind candidates should register online but they are not invited to the screening exercise.

Candidates may also visit the University of Nigeria website www.unn.edu.ng for instruction.

The details of the screening exercise for Direct Entry candidates would be announced later.

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Below is the full list of winners of 2014/2015 NITDA Scholarship Award Scheme.
The National Information Technology Development Agency (NITDA) released the full list of winners of her just conclude scholarship exam held last month. All those who took part in the exam can now check their names in the uploaded image and follow the procedure below for the screening that will hold on 30th – 31st July in Abuja.
Here is the content of the daily.
With regards to the NITDEF Scholarship scheme aptitude test conducted on the 11th and 12th June, 2014 at Chamms, Garki, Abuja, the National Information Technology Agency (NITDA) hereby calls on the following successful candidates to come for screening exercise.
REQUIREMENTS
The candidates are required to come with the Original copies of the following documents:
1. Academic Certificates
2. Certificate of LGA Indigene
3. Letter from from respective State Government confirming state of origin
4. Letter of admission (if any)
DATE, TIME & VENUE FOR THE NITDA Screening
The exercise is scheduled to hold as follows:
Venue: Conference Room, NITDA Headquarters, #28 Port Harcourt Crescent, off Gimbiya Street, Area 11, Garki, Abuja.
Date: 30th – 31st July, 2014.
Time: 10 :00 am
Signed
Management.

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The students urged the university authority to dialogue and put an end to the strike.

The management of the University of Abuja on Monday shut down the institution following students protest over the ongoing indefinite strike embarked upon by the academic staff of the school.

This is contained in a circular signed by the university’s registrar, Mohammed Modibo.

The circular said the Vice Chancellor, James Adelabu, had on behalf of the senate, approved the closure of the institution until further notice.

“I am directed to inform you that given the prevailing situation in the university, the Vice Chancellor, has on behalf of the senate, approved that the university be closed down until further notice,” it
said.

The circular directed the students to vacate hostels and university premises immediately, adding that further development would be communicated to them.

The circular was pasted at the university gate late on Monday.

The protesting students had earlier gathered at the university staff quarters at Giri, near Gwagwalada, with mats insisting to see the Vice Chancellor.

They said they would not leave the area until the strike was called off.

Some of the students lamented that they are at the receiving end whenever there is a strike.

They urged the university authority to dialogue and put an end to the strike.

(NAN)

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Some students of Ondo State owned Rufus Giwa Polytechnic in Owo, Ondo state this morning July 7th took over the Owo/Abuja expressway to protest the recent hike in their school fees.

Management of the school recently increased the annual school fees of students of National Diploma in sciences from ₦21,300 to N58,300 and ND students from ₦53,800 to 73,000. A levy of N20,000 was also imposed on non-indegenes of the state by school management.

The angry students locked up the offices of the rector, Prof. Igbekele Ajibefun and thereafter took over the express road to drive home their anger. See more photos after the cut...
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A 21-year old university undergraduate, Tolani Ajayi, has reportedly killed his father, chopped the body to pieces, before dumping the remains in a bush near their home in Ogun State. And according to PREMIUM TIMES, the attack occurred on Tuesday after an argument between Tolani and his father, Charles Ajayi, a Senior Advocate of Nigeria, SAN.

The late lawyer had reportedly questioned his son over his attitude and refusal to follow Biblical teachings and slapped him during the confrontation. The suspect, a 300-level student of the Department of History and International Relations at Redeemer University, RCCG Camp, Ogun State, became infuriated and retaliated by stabbing his father with a knife. He then hacked the body to pieces, packed the mutilated corpse in a box and dumped it in a nearby bush.

The Ogun State Police Command Public Relations Officer, Muyiwa Adejobi, who confirmed the incident said it occurred at the Redemption Camp along the Lagos/Ibadan Expressway. He told PremiumTimes:
“The shattered body of Barrister Charles Ajayi, 60, a Senior Advocate of Nigeria, was seen and recovered in a nearby bush at Canaanland Street in the RCCG Camp, in a box after he had been killed by his son.”
He also said Tolani, the suspect, was arrested at his father’s home after the corpse was discovered. That the Divisional Police Officer of Redemption Camp, Olaiya Martins, had led a team of detectives and some members of the community to where the body was found. The community members had earlier noticed the strange attitude of the suspect while he dumped the box.

Following the drag marks made by the box, police officers traced the suspect to his home. Mr. Adejobi said upon interrogation, the suspect lied that his father had gone on evangelism. He later confessed to the crime. Exhibits, including the knife and cutlass the suspect used in the attack, were recovered by the police while the corpse had been deposited at a morgue in Sagamu.

Mr. Adejobi said the Commissioner of Police, Ikemefuna Okoye, had sent a team of detectives, led by the officer in charge of the Homicide section of the Department of Criminal Investigation, Eleweran Abeokuta, to assess the situation and take over the matter for further investigation and necessary action.

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