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Bobodee09:
Thi ls information is false.

There is helicopter training school in lagos and it is located in ikeja.

Ebubu6:
In addition to the Aviation College in Ebonyi, Ebonyi also needs an Airforce Base. Another runway should be added to the dormant Ebonyi airport for airforce military activities.

This is because South East has no airforce base. Ebonyi is ripe for it as its airspace are largely free whereas Enugu is too congested, likewise Owerri airport is congested, and Anambra airport as well.

In addition to the Aviation college, Ebonyi needs an Airforce Base and a runway for their activities next to the Ebonyi airport.

yarimo:
It shall never be well with SOLUDO with this moves mteeeew

Thunderfayamods:
Don't mind them! Most of the owners of those houses are in Asian prisons abroad.

ebenholer2:
Beutiful looking but how many of those buildings are well occupied...do not be surprised that the occupants ranges from 2 to 3 because the rightful owners of such buildings are right here in Lagos but built houses in their villages under unnecessary duress.

horsepower102:
Seriously Otti is doing well with rural roads. I was impressed.

meobizy:
I no come understand how the matter concern me. Wait, your father was how old during the war?

shane042:
The Nigerian civil war and it's aftermath denied my father his dream of becoming a graduate.

Many years later, I achieved that dream, and as a corps member, I decided to honour his sacrifice and support by gifting him my NYSC allowance.

God's willing, this is just the beginning.


(I couldn't post the video I made)

LegendHero:
Before you mock them, the bus is coming from Anambra to Ekiti state. So try to think twice. Even the driver name shows it’s not a Yoruba name.

Amotekun and the police should action on this, I am confident they will be returned soon.

Just when I was telling someone yesterday that there has been reduction in reported case of kidnapping, we suddenly got this one.

richiemcgold:
.. before you throw stones 👇👇

It was gathered that the bus conveying the travellers who were returning from Onitsha, Anambra State to Ado-Ekiti, the Ekiti state capital was ambushed on Sunday night by the daredevil attackers.

illicit:
The man died - Wole Soyinka

Why we struck - Ademoyega

Ben Gbulie wrote a book too ( Maybe the 5 Majors)

There was a country - Chinua Achebe

Joe Achuzia (Hannibal) wrote a book too, can't remember the title...


The Biafran Testament - Can't remember Author

There is a book by Forsyth, a British Journalist as well

A lot of others I can't remember now
To fully understand the Biafran war, you have to start reading from the first military coup of 1966

A suspected ritualist, Taiwo Yemitan, has been arrested by the operatives of the Ogun State Police Command for being in possession of fresh human head and dismembered body parts of a female victim in Lafenwa area of Abeokuta.

This was contained in a statement made available by the Command’s Police Public Relations Officer, SP Omolola Odutola, to newsmen in Abeokuta,on Sunday.

The PPRO said the suspect, a 45 year old was arrested at 1:40a.m on Sunday in his home behind Atinsola petrol station, Sanni in Abeokuta.

She disclosed that the police acted on a tip off from the state local security outfits, the Agbekoya and the vigilante operatives before the suspect was arrested.

“The suspect admitted to knowing the deceased identified as Darasimi, who he lured to his residence with the intent to kill her.

“He confessed to the murder, naming two other individuals, Kehinde Yemitan and one Kazeem, second name unknown as accomplice in the criminal act.

“Their intention was to sell the victims head and other body parts,” he said.

The police spokesperson explained that the dismembered body had been taken to the general hospital, Ijaye, Abeokuta morgue for Post mortem examination.

She noted that efforts were underway to arrest the accomplice and to locate the victims relatives.

Odutola added that the suspect would be transfered to the State Criminal Investigation Department, Eleweran, Abeokuta for a thorough investigation.

softtorce:
Compare that to every Igbo household that as 3 or 4 such lunatics waiting on death row across the globe.

LegendHero:
Because this is an anomaly. Just 1%.

99% of drug traffickers belong to a single tribe. So anomalies don’t count.

The consignment was hidden in a cargo containing gari, shoes, men’s singlets and other items, according to a statement made by Femi Babafemi, NDLEA Director of Media and Advocacy, on Sunday .

An attempt by an ex-convict, Olanrewaju Bada Akorede to export a consignment of rohypnol to South Africa through the export shed of the Murtala Muhammed International Airport, Lagos, has been thwarted by operatives of the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA) at the airport.


The consignment was hidden in a cargo containing gari, shoes, men’s singlets and other items, according to a statement made by Femi Babafemi, NDLEA Director of Media and Advocacy, on Sunday .

He said, “Olarenwaju was convicted for a similar crime earlier this year following his arrest on 12th December 2023 for attempting to ship 4.90kg tramadol and 2.10kg rohypnol to South Africa through the export shed of the Lagos airport.

“He was sentenced to two years imprisonment by a Federal High Court in Lagos with an option to pay a fine of N900, 000, which he paid and was freed before returning to repeat the same crime.


“An Italy-based businesswoman Cynthia Akaeen was on Wednesday 18th December arrested by NDLEA officers while trying to board a Royal Air Maroc flight to Italy via Addis Ababa. The suspect was intercepted at the departure point of terminal 2 of the Lagos airport during an outward clearance of passengers going to Italy.

“A total of 9,190 tablets of various brands of tramadol weighing 6.00kg were recovered from her. According to her, she was promised 1,000 Euros upon successful delivery of the consignment in Italy.

“No fewer than 418,330 pills of tramadol 225mg, 100mg and tapentadol 250mg as well as 8,000 bottles of codeine-based syrup were recovered from a warehouse at a building material market in Onitsha, Anambra state on Tuesday 17th December when NDLEA operatives raided the market following credible intelligence.

“At the Tincan Island port in Lagos, a total of 180,000 bottles codeine syrup were recovered on Wednesday 18th December from a container, which originated from Mundra, India. The seizure was made during a joint examination of the container by men of NDLEA, Customs, DSS, police, and other security agencies at the port, while a suspect Makata Emmanuel, who is the consignee and notify party, was promptly taken into custody.”

He said a total of 293,000 capsules of tramadol, a pistol and 26 rounds of 7.65mm live ammunition were recovered from “the duo of Ishaya Wabba, 54, and Samaila Audu, 44, when they were arrested in a Toyota Sienna bus at Pompomari Bypass, Maiduguri, Borno state, while another suspect Sanusi Abdul Hamid, 37, was nabbed at Gwange area of the state capital with 260,000 capsules of the same psychoactive substance on Monday 16th December”.

He said, “A 35-year-old suspect Modu Kolera was equally arrested on Wednesday 18th December at Custom area of Maiduguri with 8.5kg cannabis; 5,000 pills of tramadol; 7,500 tabs of diazepam; 14,500 tablets of exol and 50 litres of ‘suck and die’, a new psychoactive substance, in his Volkswagen Golf car marked DKW 812 AA.

“While a suspect Gafar Saminu, 30, was arrested on Wednesday 18th December with 33.5 kilograms of cannabis sativa, at Ayete, Oyo state, NDLEA operatives in Enugu same day raided the Aria new market where they recovered 94kg of same substance.

“In Lagos, a consignment of 32 kilograms ephedrine, a precursor chemical going to the South East was on Monday 16th December recovered at the Young Shall Grow Luxurious Vehicles Park, Maza-Maza.”