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Tony3245:
Condolences

priceaction:
Why do this site encourage plagiarism? This guy always copy everything word for word and post it here. Try this nonsense in America and see seun and his crew pay through their nose. I believe he may be one of this mods called la.

Sonnobax15:

Rivers state,una just dey give una selves out to to use as a source of bad news

The Oyo State Police Command has arrested nine suspected members of a dreaded cult group, Eye Confraternity.

The State Commissioner of Police, Ngozi Onadeko, who paraded the suspects at the police headquarters at Eleyele, Ibadan on Wednesday, August 18, said they were arrested after the Divisional Police Officer in charge of Atiba Division got information that some cultists were gathering to do handing-over and initiation of some new members.

The suspects were identified as Ayinde Kehinde (23), Bolaji Owodunni (27), Adedeji Abdullahi (23), Folaranmi Babatunde (26), Omiwinde Oyekunle (19), Olayemi Quadri (23), Olafemi Oyewole (33), Olamide Joshua (21) and Toheeb Bello (25).

It was gathered that the cultists, in a large number, had moved to a forest at Oroki area of the town to do the handover ceremony when they were arrested on August 14 at almost 12 midnight, while others were nabbed at a place in the early hours of August 15 after a raid.

"We swung into action and nine of them were arrested. They have been interrogated and confessed that they are all members of Eye Confraternity. Some of them were going for initiation while some of them were going to hand over to the new executive." the CP stated.

Recovered from the suspects were two locally-made guns, machete and two axes, among other weapons.

The police boss also said that those arrested were allegedly engaging in robbery and were being investigated, adding that the police will continue doing our duties to make sure that Oyo State is safe and secure.

Onadeko enjoined parents and guardians to talk to their children and wards, so that they would be conscious of the unlawful act that cultism is.

"Just like those ones arrested now, their parents thought they were in school, but you can see what they have ended up doing," she added.

In an interview, one of the suspects, Kehinde, who claimed to be an OND graduate from The Polytechnic, Ibadan, confessed to being an Eye cult member.

The suspect opened up that he was initiated into cultism in 2018, and was given ‘Sparrow’ as his cult’s bird name.

On how he got the locally-made gun found with him, Kehinde said that it was given to him to hold by a friend he went to meet in Oyo town for his handing and taking over ceremony.

He said that he was arrested when Amotekun Corps that worked with the police stormed the place he was staying with other friends, while his friend who owned the gun escaped.

Expressing regret at his cult membership, he said that he had realized that it was a bad association and he had nothing to gain from it.

According to the police, another suspect, Joshua, who disclosed that he was member of Pyrates Confraternity and not Eye cultist, explained that he was forcefully made to join the cult group in July. He also said that he just had the axe found with him as a Disc Jockey (DJ).

Three of the cultists were said to be a barber, shoemaker and assistant driver (motor boy) respectively.

wumi2017:
hunmmm..rip

A renowned security expert, Ona Ekhomu, has passed away after battling COVID-19 complications.

Born March 26, 1955, in Irrua, Edo State, Ekhomu died Monday night after weeks of illness.

The first chartered security professional in West Africa was the President of Association of Industrial Security and Safety Operators of Nigeria (AISSON).

His wife had informed the body that their leader contracted COVID-19. She called for prayers as he received medical care in isolation.

The deceased was famous for his mastery of security issues as well as thorough analysis in writing and during media interviews.

After the rescue of Flight Lieutenant Abayomi Dairo, whose Alpha jet was shot down by bandits in July, the late expert lauded the Nigerian military.

Ekhomu was Africa Representative of the International Foundation for Protection Officers (IFPO).

He obtained a Masters in Political Science from the Iowa State University, Ames, United States, 1979; PhD in Public and International Affairs from the University of Pittsburgh, 1985.

The policy guru was Chairman of Trans-World Security Systems Ltd. and Chairman of the School of Management and Security.

He served as Regional Vice President, West & Central Africa, American Society for Industrial Security (2002 to 2007), and President of the Global Association of Private Security Practitioners in Abuja.

Ekhomu was a member of Nigerian Institute of Management (NIM), Academy of Security Educators & Trainers (USA), National Fire Protection Association (USA), International Organization of Black Security Executives (USA) etc.

Ekhomu was honored with Fiwagboye of Ilewo (Ogun State) and Ogbeni of Irrua (Edo State) chieftaincy titles.

The Honorary Fellow of the Institute of Industrial Security and Safety of Nigeria wrote several articles, authored journals and contributed chapters to several books.

In 2004, Ekhomu was named Private Security Chief of the Year by the Crime Reporters Association of Nigeria (CRAN). He won many other awards.

Sonnobax15:

Wg

Men of the Nasarawa State Police Command have arrested a suspect with a vehicle stolen in Kogi State.

Spokesperson of the command, ASP Ramhan Nansel, who disclosed this in a statement on Sunday, August 8, said the suspect, Ifeanyi Christopher, was intercepted at Nasarawa-Loko road.

"On 6/8/2021 at about 1200hrs, a complaint was lodged at Nasarawa Divisional Headquarters that, a Honda CRV, Black in colour with registration number Abuja YAB 458 DC was stolen from Ajaokuta, Kogi State and geo-located at Nasarawa-Loko road, Nasarawa State," he stated.

"Upon receipt of the complaint, the Police personnel attached to Nasarawa Division mounted a Stop and Search point at Gidan Kwano along the aforementioned route; consequently, the vehicle was intercepted and one Ifeanyi Christopher 'M' of NO 15, Mabu close, Elelewa, Porthacourt, Rivers State was arrested. The vehicle have been recovered and brought to the Police Station." Nansel added.

The suspect has confessed to the commission of the crime and will be charged to court upon conclusion of investigation.

Final year Nasarawa varsity student dies in motor accident 6 days after signing-out celebration

Final year Nasarawa varsity student dies in motor accident 6 days after signing-out celebration

A final year Accounting student of the Nasarawa State University Keffi (NSUK), Ezekiel Kuje (Abiola) has died six days after his signing-out celebration.

Kuje, 27, reportedly died as a result of injuries sustained from motor accident which occurred on Saturday, August 7.

Final year Nasarawa varsity student dies in motor accident 6 days after signing-out celebration

The deceased was a native of Alushi, a multi-ethnic community in Nasarawa Eggon Local Government Area of the state.

He was born on June 12, and named in honor of late MKO Abiola.

On August 2, the deceased had taken to Facebook to share photos of himself and coursemates during their signing-out celebration.

"I return all the praise, honour, adoration & glory to God Almighty who have set my part throughout my academics. I appreciate my family, friends & all those who stood by me. May God reward u all abundantly. A big congratulations to us the great accountants. Looking forward for better days" he wrote.

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