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He has been identified as Obumselu. At 14
years old, he already is a robbery suspect
apprehended by the Federal Special Anti-
Robbery Squad (FSARS), Adeniji Adele, Lagos.
The boy has opened up on how he carried out
his tasks within the gang.
According to the police, the gang specialises in
diverting trailers loaded with motorcycles from
different parts of the country to Nnewi in
Anambra State.
Obumselu says his boss, Ikechukwu Peter, a
trailer driver and native of Abagana in Njikoka
Local Government Area of Anambra State,
recruited him into the gang.
According to Obumselu, Peter, who is still at
large, promised to free him from poverty and
frustration.
Spokesman of FSARS, Lekan Ogundare, a Deputy
Superiatendent (DSP), said the suspect was
arrested on the grounds of a petition sent to the
Commissioner of Police in charge of the
department, Mohammed Gana, by Fidelix
Onyejegbu.
The petitioner had alleged that his trailer loaded
with 130 Lefan motorcycles was robbed by some
armed men at Shagamu-Ore Express Road and
diverted to an unknown destination. He alleged
that the goods were loaded on Ojo Road in Lagos
on August 1, adding that the trailer was heading
for Warri, Delta State.
It was gathered that based on the petition, the CP
mobilised a crack squad led by Inspector Banjoko
Oluwemimo to track down the hoodlums and
recover the goods.
Fortunately, the team tracked down another
trailer marked XK134NSH, carrying the hijacked
motorcycles around Challenge Area, Ibadan, Oyo
State capital. Its driver, Ikechukwu Peter,
escaped upon sighting policemen, but Obumselu
was arrested.
The boy told the police that he and his master
were not the ones that stole the trailer at the Ore
Road, Shagamu. He explained that the goods
which are the property of Finos Global
Enterprose, Warri, were off-loaded in Ibadan by
the robbers who diverted it. He said his master
told him that the goods were stolen from a
warehouse in Ibadan.
Police operatives said the motorcycles were
inside Peter's trailer on its way to Nnewi when
they were sighted.
The owner of the goods said his motorcycles
were 130, but when it was recovered, 110
motorcycles were left.
The driver of the trailer that initially carried the
goods from Ojo Road, it was learnt, is being
detained at the Odogbolu Police Station, Ogun
State.
Obumselu confessed: "I don't know the
registration number of the trailer. My master
called me and told me that thieves stole
motorcycles and that we should go and steal
them in a warehouse in Ibadan.
We went there and loaded the motorcycles on
August 14. We were heading for Nnewi when
policemen stopped us in Ibadan.
"I did not know that my master would run away,
otherwise, I would have beaten him to it. If we
had reached Nnewi, it would not have been
possible to recover the motorcycles again. It was
the first time I would follow him to rob or do this
kind of thing."
The trailer and the recovered motorcycles were
parked at the Adeniji Adele Police Station. The
PPRO said investigations were going on in a bid
to arrest all those involved in the robbery.

About N1 million, is at stake at the ongoing
Best of the Season Ram Championship at
Jalisco Sports Centre, Bolade, Oshodi, Lagos.
This is the sixth edition of the gaming event.
Over 100 rams would contest in the
two-week long championship
which began on Sunday and would
end on September 1. An official of
the Ram Sports Promoters Association of Nigeria,
RSPAN, who pleaded anonymity, said on Monday
in Lagos that the championship was aimed
primarily at picking out the strongest ram.
He also said that the competition is a celebration
of "our cultural heritage as practised by our
forefathers." "Ram charging is a cultural sport
that has existed for a long time but is (now) being
used by people for betting purposes in order to
generate money. Ram fighting is one of our
cultural heritages that our forefathers practised
but they did not have a legitimate body
governing the coordination of their sport," he
said.
The official added that the strongest rams at the
Lagos zonal competition would compete in the
National Rams Championships, scheduled for
January 2014, also in Lagos. "Ram owners from
the 33 zones in the West, which comprises Lagos,
Oyo, Ogun, Osun and Kwara, assemble their rams
for the annual event," he explained. According to
the official, RSPAN was formed six years ago in
order to properly manage ram competitions and
prove to the public that the animals used in the
sport are being monitored.
"The association over the years has been able to
generate competitions and make it known to the
public that the fighting rams, referred to as
gladiators are safe,'' he said. He stated that the
association discouraged any form of unofficial
betting within the premises of the competition in
order to create orderliness and reduce fighting
among fans during the competition.
Another official of the body said that the
competition explained that fights are overseen
by three match officials to further control and
reduce the occurrence of injuries on the rams.
"We have the ram monitor, ram referee and ram
marshal who jointly help to properly station the
rams and conduct their charges in order to
minimise injuries to the head of the participating
rams.
"These rams can charge at a speed of 50 km an
hour and collide with a force that can literary
crush a human's skull like an egg,'' he said . He
said that the rams, naturally equipped with horns
to resist such pressure can make over 30 charges
at fight which he said made the fights interesting
to watch

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1) Versace: Once insanely popular in the mid 90′s
thanks to Notorious B.I.G and 2Pac Shakur, the
Medusa head brand is back in full force in the
second decade of the new millennium. Versace
silk shirts and gold jewelry started popping up in
videos last year now the trend has crossed
borders with Nigerian celebs such as Wizkid,
Davido and Ice Prince rocking the brand. To be
part of the in crowd, a Versace item or two must
be seen on you at public functions. Even Davido
has done a freestyle on the popular 'Versace'
song. We guess it is here to stay for a while.
2) T-Shirts with contrast pockets: The cool
trend started late last year. From an American
design it has now become a global phenomenon.
T Shirts with contrast pockets is a little step
higher from the simple and classy ordinary T-
shirt. The contrast pocket adds a little bit of
colour to the T-shirt, denim and sneaker get up.
It's a fresh fad which young pop Nigerian acts
have started embracing.
3) Camo: the Camouflage or camo as it is
popularly known is back in fashion circles.
According to Forbes- the military-inspired motif
is the hottest print in menswear seen in
everything from shirts to shoes. For those who
have discerning eyes, the Camo trend is in Nigeria
with celebrities sporting the military wear. Camo
or camouflage is making a resurgence after the
height of its popularity 99/00. The trend started
last summer in Paris with many top brands
putting out camo designs. The camo fever is still
very high in Europe, Asia, and North America and
is beginning to seriously catch on in Nigeria.
4) Denim Jackets: Denim Jackets have stylishly
replaced the Varsity jackets trend which was hot
last year. Since the creation of denim it has been
a mainstay of pop fashion over the decades. This
year more and more young, cool and trendy
people are taking the evergreen denim love
higher by rocking denim jackets. The denim
jacket can either be sleeveless or long sleeve
depending on your style and taste. Denim jackets
go best with chino pants. Double denim (that is
the act of wearing a denim jacket on denim
pants) is frowned upon in fashionista circles.
5) Rolex: Move over G-shock, the rolex is back.
Many Nigerian artistes are dumping their Casio
G-shocks for something more mature and what's
more mature than a Rolex? Whether gold or
silver, a Rolex watch denotes class, taste and
maturity. No wonder the chairman of rap music
M.I wears one. With endorsement money
flowing around in the music industry these days,
young acts are buying Rolexes to make a power
statement that they have moved from boys to
men.

My sweet mother! Abiamo tooto, Iya ni ya mi!
Love her loads!!!!!!".
Actress/Producer, Dayo Amusa also posted a
photo of her mom.

The sexy pop singer was pictured without
makeup, looks like the fresh faced beauty we
all know and love.

The sexy pop singer was pictured without
makeup, looks like the fresh faced beauty we
all know and love.

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South Africa is celebrating the 95th
birthday of its most prized national figure, anti-
apartheid icon Nelson Mandela.
One of the many things Africans and people all
around the world can look for inspiration are the
many quotes Mandela has provided us with.
Here is our list of the "Top 10 Nelson Mandela
Quotes of All Times."
1. Nothing in this world is impossible and
Mandela makes sure to remind us of that.
"It always seems impossible until it's done."
2. A lot of people find it easy to be pessimistic
and think of the negatives that can arise out of a
situation. But in this quote, Mandela shows us
that thinking positive is the only way to go. The
more positive you think, the more positive the
outcome will probably be.
"I am fundamentally an optimist. Whether that
comes from nature or nurture, I cannot say. Part
of being optimistic is keeping one's head pointed
toward the sun, one's feet moving forward.
There were many dark moments when my faith
in humanity was sorely tested, but I would not
and could not give myself up to despair. That way
lays defeat and death."
3. Living isn't just about doing for yourself, but
what you do for others as well.
"For to be free is not merely to cast off one's
chains, but to live in a way that respects and
enhances the freedom of others."
4. An ode to the fact that racism is not passed on
genetically, but passed on through teachings.
"No one is born hating another person because of
the color of his skin, or his background, or his
religion. People must learn to hate, and if they
can learn to hate, they can be taught to love, for
love comes more naturally to the human heart
than its opposite."
5. Life is a course with endless obstacles to
hurdle.
"After climbing a great hill, one only finds that
there are many more hills to climb."
6. We are too quick to give up and refuse to get
up from our failures. If we don't fight to get up,
we are giving up on something bigger - life.
"The greatest glory in living lies not in never
falling, but in rising every time we fall."
7. Sometimes you can leave a place and find that
the only thing that has changed after all the years
is yourself.
"There is nothing like returning to a place that
remains unchanged to find the ways in which you
yourself have altered."
8. Keep your friends close and your enemies
closer.
"If you want to make peace with your enemy, you
have to work with your enemy. Then he becomes
your partner."
9. Be brave!
"I learned that courage was not the absence of
fear, but the triumph over it. The brave man is
not he who does not feel afraid, but he who
conquers that fear."
10. From the poorest of countries to the richest
of nations, education is the key to moving
forward in any society.
"Education is the most powerful weapon
which you can use to change the world."

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