COdeGenesis:
Following the remarks by the NYSC DG, a beautiful NYSC corper to the delight of her followers posed with her gun during camp drills and gave a stern warning to Unknown GunMEN she is coming for them after camp. What is your advice to her? See camp drills below

igboboy775:
Two feared dead as OPC factions clash in Osun


Two people were feared dead in Ikire, Osun State, as members of Oodua Peoples Congress and Oodua Peoples Congress Initiative reportedly clashed.

Sources in Ikire, who preferred anonymity, had told The PUNCH on Thursday that the crisis started in the town on Tuesday when a member of OPC was shot him dead.

Osun OPC coordinator, Deji Aladesawe, in a chat told our correspondent that a member of OPC called Olayode was shot dead, despite the intervention of Akire in Council, who had earlier brokered peace between the two factions.

Asked if the deceased member of OPCI was killed by OPC men in retaliation, Aladesawe, who denied the involvement of his men in the death of the rival group member, identified as Wasiu, said the security situation in the town was under control.

He said, “The suspect involved in the killing of the OPC member called him out from his place of work and shot him dead. The name of our member that was killed is Olayode. A member of OPCI was also killed in the clashes that followed the first killing. His name is Wasiu.

He said, “The suspect involved in the killing of the OPC member called him out from his place of work and shot him dead. The name of our member that was killed is Olayode. A member of OPCI was also killed in the clashes that followed the first killing. His name is Wasiu.

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“Police should investigate and apprehend all trouble makers.”

Meanwhile, the unrest in the town paralysed business activities on Thursday, as streets were deserted, while many businesses were also shut by their operators.


A large number of riot policemen were also stationed at flashpoints in the town.

However, Special Adviser to Osun State Governor on Security, Abiodun Ige, told our correspondent that the police were working to ensure peace, adding that normalcy had returned to the community.

Osun Police Command spokesperson, Yemisi Opalola, when contacted, confirmed that there was unrest in the town, but requested more time to get facts of the matter.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/punchng.com/two-feared-dead-as-opc-factions-clash-in-osun/%3famp

truth4ull:
Oba community youths discipline man for reportedly beating his mother.

Watch video here

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SxaeJ10sIRg
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Mynd44

The Anambra community youths also made him kneel and apologize to his mother after he was disciplined.

Click here to watch full video

fuckingAyaya:
If them catch Keke man now set am ablaze them go dey shout jungle justice.

prof2007:
In a petition dated 10 May 2021, Ali Moibi-Balogun Family of Odo-Egiri Town in Eredo LCDA of Lagos seeks Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu’s intervention after armed herdsmen forcefully took over their land and erected structures on it. In this interview with VICTOR AYENI, the lawyer for the family, Adeyemi Adegbite, explains their ordeal.

Q. How long has the family been living on the invaded land?
A. Their forefathers handed it to them. In our petition, we said they inherited it from time immemorial. So, it predates Nigeria’s independence. You know in Yoruba culture, when you own land, it is your father’s land from ages. It was not land they came about in 10 or 20 years; it has been their inherited land.

Q. At what point did they begin to notice the invasion on their land?
A. It was 4 March 2021. That was the first instance they experienced incursion on their land. And then, they came back sometime in April.

Q. How did the family members protect themselves during these attacks?
A. It was not all members of the family that were on the ground; they had some members and workers living on the land. Suddenly, these people invaded the land and started shooting indiscriminately. Probably, there have been some who had been trespassing on the land. So, when they came and started shooting, the family members and their servants that were on the land escaped. That was on March 4. They reported to the extended family and that was when the family had to present the matter at the Noforija Police Station.

Q. What was the response of the personnel at Noforija Police Station?
A. As our petition captured, the first time the invaders came, the police responded swiftly. The people that invaded the land came with 3 motorbikes, a Honda Accord and others were on foot. So, they were shooting indiscriminately to take possession of the land; then, those who escaped reported to the police. And as we said, the police at Noforija responded swiftly such that they were able to recover the Honda Accord the invaders brought. Those on motorbikes, the 3 of them, escaped. Since then, Noforija Police Station has been investigating it.

But all of a sudden it is like they developed cold feet such that even our client, the complainant, was treated like a suspect. It was at that point they now briefed us and said they couldn’t take this; they needed a lawyer who would write a petition. That was when we came in.

Q. Aside the petition, which was aimed at giving a voice to this family, what do they want government or the authorities to do for them?
A. Precisely, what they want is to get their land back and also alert the government that there is danger somewhere in the Epe area, so that government can quickly come and curtail activities of the Fulani herdsmen. That is what is written in the petition. How can some strangers from nowhere just come and take their land?

As lawyers, we have to tell the whole world there is fire on the mountain. The rooftop has caught fire; we can no longer go to sleep. Government should drag these people away so there can be peace in Lagos State. We do not want Fulani herdsmen coming from anywhere to disturb the peace that has been prevalent in Lagos State. That is why we had to petition everybody. We wrote petitions to the governor, the House of Assembly, Inspector-General of Police, Commissioner of Police and all that this should be nipped in the bud.

Q.You described these people as Fulani herdsmen, how are you sure? What is the level of ammunition they have?
A. These people came with guns and were shooting. They had knives and charms all over them. I was not there, so I would not know if it was an AK-47 or whatever. But they shot at people. So, if someone invades your land with a gun, you should know that it is not a mere threat. They did not even come as if they were passing by, they came to settle down. After they came and drove everyone away between their first and second attack, they already built huts. My clients were watching, wondering what happened on their land. They were taking pictures.

We went to the police; the police came initially and anytime there was an incident, they went back to the police. At a stage, it seemed that the police were helpless; there was nothing they could do. You know, maybe they were compromised or whatever and couldn’t take any further step until we decided to blow this open. But even before then, some people had been threatening them (the family members). They had percolators on their land and they knew their names.

The community leader is of no assistance to them. Life has become unbearable for them; they cannot go to their farmland, and all of that. So the reports that were supplied to us were included in our petition. Whatever the authorities can do to come to the aid of our clients, we will appreciate. And that will even save us the rigours of going to court, suing the government or suing people. If the government can stem it now, we will not need to go to court and say we want to file criminal action anywhere. That is the essence of the petition.

Q. The family said the police branded them as suspects when they complained. Can you shed more light on this?
A. You see when the first occurrence took place, we said the police responded swiftly and recovered some things, which we stated in our petition. After the 2nd occurrence, something happened. What they expected the police to do, the police started to drag their feet. Yesterday, we were at the police area command and we met 2 DPOs from Noforija and Epe. They gave us different versions of events.

They said an incident occurred in which somebody got injured and they were trying to treat the person, but when they invited our clients, they failed to turn up. But our clients were saying this particular DPO was not very cooperative and wants to turn them into suspects. So, this was what they briefed us about at the area command after we filed our petition.

That’s the most I know about this. It is not as if I have been following this thing for a long time, you know I was just brought in. They used another lawyer before, who was not available, who should be abreast of the facts. But because of the urgency of the case with herdsmen everywhere, everyone was apprehensive. We just wanted to do something so that we would bring it to the attention of the authorities.

Q. Which police division or command was involved in this investigation?
A. That area falls under Noforija, but then, Noforija falls within Epe. But both DPOs there are hardworking. They stepped up and took this case seriously. In fact, when I met them, they had not even had some rest. They have been going up and down, trying to unravel the situation.

Q. Are the herdsmen still occupying the land as we speak?
A. I have not been to the site. We lawyers rely on info provided by our clients. We attached some photographic evidence to our petition, so you could see that they were present. Then again, like I said, yesterday we were at the area command and tried to get our clients to come to the area command, but they could not come. But then, when I called them to ask about their position if they were coming for the meeting at the area command, they told me they noticed some herdsmen still on the land and they were trying to video them. Even when we got to the residence of my client at Epe with the DPO, the wife of the Olori Ebi confirmed to me that the Fulani herdsmen were still on their land.

Q. Have the police visited the expanse of land to invite or arrest the suspects?
A. At the first instance in March, the police went there and recovered a car. That was when the DPO at Noforija said he saw someone there who was injured. I think he was bleeding on his head kind of, so he paid attention to him. Probably they might have gone back, you know, on some other occasions that we were not aware of.

Q. Do you suspect that some powerful people in Abuja are supporting these herdsmen in some way?
A. Abuja? That is beyond my brief. We wrote a petition to the IG of Police. You see, this insecurity is nationwide, that is why we want to alert everybody. I wouldn’t know if anybody is supporting them. Support is a big word. I would not know if anybody is sponsoring or backing them from Abuja. My own is that we saw these people on the land and we have to alert the authorities.

Q. Have the state government and House of Assembly responded to your petition?
A. Nobody has responded to our petition now except that the police are working hard. They are working round the clock. We have not received any correspondence from any authority. But I was even surprised, you see we did not write to the Commissioner of Police, we only copied him, yet the police are working. They are on top of the matter. They want to be sure that if there is such a thing, they will nip it in the bud.

SOURCE (abridged): https://punchng.com/how-gun-wielding-herdsmen-took-over-family-land-at-lagos-erected-structures-on-it-lawyer/

nwekeugochukwu:
Earlier thread: https://www.nairaland.com/6556747/busty-lady-dances-causes-stir



https://igberetvnews.com/1390416/busty-lady-viral-wedding-video-says-family-refused-talking-video-surfaced-video/

nwekeugochukwu:
Earlier thread: https://www.nairaland.com/6556747/busty-lady-dances-causes-stir



https://igberetvnews.com/1390416/busty-lady-viral-wedding-video-says-family-refused-talking-video-surfaced-video/

Iambodemartins:
Man who got poisoned by his friend during his birthday celebration dies, Shortly after being admitted in the hospital

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N4tk7awxrco

Divoc:
It was a tale of woes as a family of four suspected victims killed by police narrated their ordeal to the judicial panel of inquiry investigating rights abuses in Taraba State.

During the sitting of the panel on Monday, the audience could not hold back tears as they listened to stories on how the youths were brutally killed by the police.

Standing before the Christopher Awubra led panel to testify on behalf of the family of the victims, Kabiru Jubril Abdullahi, said the incident which occurred in February 2014, was caused by the vigilante group.

He said, “a team of vigilante led by one Sani Abdullahi invited our brothers on a telephone to appear before them to discuss and resolve some issues.”

”On sighting them, the vigilante did not only arrested them but beat them before handing them over to the men of the defunct Special Anti Robbery Squad (SARS) whom he alleged ended up killing them” he narrated.

The suspects, he said “were handed over to SARS, who he said searched the victims’ houses and found nothing incriminating.

Rather than releasing them on bail, the SARS, as claimed by the petitioner went ahead to kill them.


Armed with a picture of the bodies of the four victims, Awubra said their bodies were riddled with bullets as they lay in the pools of their blood when they were brought to the Moslems graveyard in Jalingo metropolis by SARS for burial.

The family who are now demanding compensation of the sum of N800 million, said the killing of the young people who were aged thirteen and eighteen, have ignited negative effects on the entire members of the family.

Saddened by the development, the counsel to the petitioner, Suleiman Sani Dikko, pleaded with the panel to consider the demands of the family.

Citing Section 33 (1) and 36 (5) of the 1999 constitution, he said could not fathom why the police decided to cut short the lives of the suspects without regards to their rights to life as enshrined in the aforementioned sections of the constitution.

He said “the police or SARS don’t have the constitutional right to try any person suspected of committing an offence or even order the execution or killing of any suspect without being properly arraigned before a court of competent.

The family, who are demanding millions of naira in compensation, also pleaded with the Justice Christopher Awubra-led team to ensure that their case is fairly treated and the culprits brought to justice.


https://dailypost.ng/2021/05/17/tears-as-victims-family-recount-killing-of-four-siblings-by-sars-in-taraba/?amp

Jnewsreporters:
Alleged internet fraudster, Ramoni Abass aka Huhspuppi, once sold second-hand clothes on the streets of Lagos State before moving to Dubai, THEWATCH NEWS reports.

A former secondary school classmate of Huhspuppi who identified himself as Richard Pius told THEWATCH NEWS that his father was a taxi driver in Nigeria. According to him the car he was using was however, bought by his fraudster son Huhspuppi.

Speaking with our correspondent he said that while growing up back then in school Huhspuppi used to tell them the kind of life he wants to leave, a life of luxuries.



READ MORE HERE: https://www.thewatchngr.com/2020/07/Huhspuppi-was-rejected-by-his-father.html

SALIRUGGED:
The ibos' are blessed in all sphere of live.IGBO KWENU!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

SALIRUGGED:
Osho baba,take heart for it is finished.

SALIRUGGED:
The FOOL should be hanged by his blokos.walahi

SALIRUGGED:
I don't know what this afonjas' blood thirsty tribe derive in killing diligent people.Though,i am the FTC does not mean i am jobless,i dedicate this FTC to the legit niggarrrrr