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There was a bloody clash between Igbo traders and cemetery workers on Thursday and early today at Ladipo Market in Mushin, Lagos, western Nigeria, after the cemetery attendants formed a parallel executive and took over the leadership of the market. P.M.NEWS gathered that many traders were wounded following the clash during which guns, machetes and axes were freely used before the police later brought the situation under control. When our correspondent visited the market on Friday morning, the whole area was rowdy and some traders shut their shops and left the market. Some police officers were deployed at strategic locations in the market to prevent further fracas. It was not the first time the groups were fighting at the market. Last month, there was fighting and eight workers were arrested and charged before Ebutt Metta Magistrates’ court for causing mayhem in the market dominated by Igbo auto spare parts traders. On Tuesday this week another fight broke out which left some traders injured before Thursday’s fighting which spilled over to today. The fighting which paralysed commercial activities in the market was between the leadership of the market’s central body called Ladipo Auto Central Executive, LACEC and cemetery attendants led by Monday Lawrence. Monday Lawrence, LACEC leader Trouble started when some cemetery workers stormed the market with the aid of some military officers. The workers started moving round the market and ringing bell to announce that the executive of the market has been dissolved and they were now in charge of the market. When LACEC task force members attempted to stop them, fighting broke out. Last month, they printed receipts and started collecting tolls from the traders which also resulted in fracas. Eight members of the group were arrested by the police and charged before Ebutte Metta Magistrate’s court for the offence. They were granted bail and are still facing trial for assaulting one of the task force members, Ndubusi Eme during the fracas. Confirming the development, the president of LACEC, Comrade Kinsley Ogunor said the cemetery workers have been terrorising the traders, insisting that they must control the affairs of the market. •A policeman on guard at Ladipo market, Lagos this morning He said the market leadership had made several reports to the security agents including the Mushin Local Government Council which contracted the cemetery workers to call Monday and his group to order to no avail. Ogunor explained that Lawrence came to the market to manage Mushin LGA cemetery located at Ladipo Street close to the market and was not a trader there. He said Monday seized the opportunity to cause trouble and it appeared that some unseen hands were supporting him and his group. He said “from the cemetery he started encroaching and now says he wants to take over the management of the market against the wish of the traders.” Some of the traders who spoke to our reporter expressed fear that the crises might degenerate to serious crises that will affect the state. Effort to speak to Lawrence failed because his phones were switched off. http://www.pmnewsnigeria.com/2015/04/17/igbo-traders-cemetery-workers-clash-at-ladipo/ |
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Marriage can be a wonderful thing, especially when a husband and wife take their vows seriously and truly learn to love honor and cherish one another. But even in the best of marriages, there will be times when couples won’t always agree. To get any marriage to flourish, invite God to be a part of it. God will do all he can to help your marriage. All that is required of you is to ask him for it. These nine things you can plead to God for in prayer that can help your marriage. 1. God’s guidance Not only does God see the bigger picture, but he knows your heart and the heart of your companion. He knows what both of you need and what you desire. He knows your weaknesses and your strengths. He knows your thoughts and your motivations. God has all the knowledge you need to help your marriage. If you ask for his guidance, he can help you know the steps to take to help strengthen your relationship with your spouse. Ask for God’s guidance and listen to his spirit before making your decisions. 2. An increase of strength You do not have to rely on your own strength to withstand the difficulties that may come in a marriage. God strengthens and helps you accomplish whatever task is required. He can give you the courage to have a difficult conversation, the strength to care for an ill spouse, and the ability to overcome heartache. God can give you the strength to rise above whatever conflicts or trials make their way into your marriage. 3. An understanding heart Many conflicts arise in marriage because of a lack of understanding. It is difficult to put ourselves in the place of another because we are not them. We do not think like they do and we have not had the experiences that have shaped their perceptions. Because of this, it is important that when we are asking God for help, we ask him to give us an understanding heart. We need the ability to understand our spouse so we are more able to relate to them. 4. Wisdom Wisdom is not just having knowledge; it’s being able to make good judgments. Because we are human, we are constantly making judgments. Sometimes, those judgments are unfair because they are based on our perceptions rather than actual reality. In marriage, it is important that we gather all the facts before we make any judgment calls. This requires real communication with your spouse where you’re not afraid to be honest and open with one another. Open communication will give you knowledge and as you pray for wisdom, you will be able to use that knowledge to make good and fair judgments calls. 5. A spirit of peace Contention can destroy any marriage. Asking God for a spirit of peace will help give you the ability to face conflict without the contention. It will give you the desire to correct the problem without wanting to seek revenge or hurt your partner. When you face contention with a spirit of peace, you’re better at listening. You also give your companion the same opportunity. 6. A disposition to see good When you are living with someone, it is easy to start seeing all their faults. It is difficult, however to see the good qualities of a person if you are constantly focusing on the bad. Ask God to help you see the good in your spouse. The good qualities become your focus and the things that annoy you tend to get smaller and smaller. Just like the lens on a camera, what you are focused on becomes your reality. 7. An attitude of gratitude Showing gratitude for your spouse is one of the greatest things you can do for them. Everyone loves to feel important to someone and as you show your gratitude for your spouse, you are letting them see exactly what they mean to you. Ask God to help you show gratitude, not only for who they are, but for what they do for you. Not only will you strengthen your relationship, but you will live a happier life. 8. A willingness to forgive In every marriage, there are going to be times when your spouse is going to do something that you are going to have to forgive him for. There are also going to be times when you are going to require the same forgiveness from him. The truth is, if you want your spouse to forgive your weaknesses, it is important that you are willing to forgive his. Forgiving is not always easy, but if you ask God for help, you will have the ability to forgive and to be forgiven. 9. The capacity to love Love keeps your marriage together. When everything around you seems to be falling apart, it is the love that you share with your spouse that will help you keep things together. You can overcome every obstacle together as long as there is love between you. When your marriage starts to struggle, ask God, above all, to help you love your spouse. If you feel the love is gone, ask God to help you get it back. Love doesn’t just help the world go round; love is the heart of marriage. God is ready and willing to help your marriage. With his help, you can not only strengthen your marriage, but you can change your life, and he’s only a prayer away. source: www.informationng.com cc: royalroy,Ishilove |
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Malam Nasir El-Rufai, the Kaduna State Governor elect yesterday condemned the violence that erupted on Monday and Tuesday in Saminaka, headquarters of Lere local government area of Kaduna state. According to Samuel Aruwa, el rufai’s spokesman some miscreants were said to have incited the violence, which led to the imposition of a 24-hour curfew and the deployment of police and soldiers to the local government. He said several lives are reported to have been lost in the outbreak of the violence, while several others sustained varying degrees of injury. Aruwa who disclosed that the attention of Kaduna state governor-elect, Malam Nasir El-Rufai has been drawn to the unfortunate outbreak of violence in Saminaka, headquarters of Lere local government area of the state said his principal strongly condemns the resort to violence and appeals to the residents of Saminaka to unite for peace. While calling on the security agencies to stop the violence and speedily restore stability. “People must learn to respect each other and to always use lawful means to resolve differences. There is nothing to gain in instigating violence and division. “We must work hard together to shame those working to shatter our humanity with hate and violence”, he said The governor-elect also condoled the families of those who lost their loved ones in the fracas, while wishing those that sustained injuries speedy recovery.” In another development, he said, the President-elect, General Buhari yesterday in Daura, Katsina State received Malam El-Rufai and his deputy governor elect, Arc. Barnabas Bala Bantex for the first time after El-Rufai emerged victorious in last Saturday’s governorship election. The post appeared first on Daily Independent, Nigerian Newspaper. |
The nanny, who abducted three children in the Surulere area of Lagos State on April 7 was allegdly pushed into the act by her husband, Waheed Kareem. She disclosed this in her confessional statement. According to the nanny, the family runs a kidnapping business, adding that her husband is the head of the gang. The 35-year-old Funmilayo Adeyemi who hails from Osun State confessed to the crime, saying her entire family members were involved in the act. It would be recalled that the aggrieved family paid an undisclosed ransom before the children were released, after which, Funmilayo was arrested through a track devise by the Lagos State Police Command. While being paraded at the Lagos State Police Command Headquarters in Ikeja, she said it was the second time she was involved in the abduction of children in the state. She said the first was the kidnapping of two kids-Raphael and Michael, in the Magodo area of Lagos State. The nanny stated that she relocated to Sasha area of Lagos after the first kidnapping saga. She said she left the Aja area with her husband and their four children in order to evade arrest. Adeyemi disclosed that the Orekoya’s paid a ransom of N2m, adding that her husband gave her N30,000 out of the proceed. According to her, she got the nanny’s job through her brother-in-law and his wife, who were always online to track posts. On the kidnapping of the Orekoya children, she noted, “On Wednesday, their father and mother went to work. I put the little one on my back, while I held the others by the hands, telling them that I wanted to buy them something. We boarded a vehicle to Ojuelegba and from there, I took another bus to Iyana Ipaja and contacted my husband. “I took them home, where they stayed with me in one of the rooms. I bought cereal for the 11-months-old baby; he was always fed with pap at his mother’s place. I gave the others normal food. They always watch cartoon on the television; they never missed home. “My husband told me that he wanted to collect a token from the parents, but the following day, I found out that the kidnappers demanded N15m. “I challenged my husband for asking for such a big sum. He said I should shut up because I had already fulfilled my part and that it was time for them to do theirs. Later, I heard in the news that he had reduced it to N13m.” On if she felt any remorse after committing the act, the 35-year-old Adeyemi said she felt nothing until she saw the mother of the victim’s wept on a national television. The other gang members involved in the kidnapping of the Orekoya boys are, Adeyemi’s brother-in-law, Hakeem Kareem; her husband, Waheed Kareem; her sister-in-law, Ajoke Oseni, and the nanny. Adeyemi said she was in a fan repairer’s workshop when she was arrested by the police, while adding that her husband fled on seeing her been taken away by police officers. The nanny, who reportedly abducted three children in the Surulere area of Lagos State, on April 7 has said she was pushed into the act by her husband, Waheed Kareem. The nanny disclosed that kidnapping is a family business adding that her husband is the head of the of the kidnap. Confessing to the crime she said her actual name was Funmilayo Adeyemi, a 35-year-old and hails from Osun State. It was gathered that aggrieved family paid an undisclosed ransom before the children were released. Upon her arrest on Thursday, and subsequently been paraded at the Lagos State Police Command Headquatres in Ikeja, she said this is the second time she kidnapped children in the state. She said the kidnapping of two kids Rapheal and Michael, in the Magodo area of Lagos State was her handiwork. The nanny also noted that she, her husband and their four children in other to evade arrest from the police after the Magodo boys kidnapping saga had to relocate from Ajah area of Lagos State to Shasha. Adeyemi disclosed that the Orekoya’s paid a ransom of N2m, while her husband gave her just N30,000 as her share of the proceed. According to her she got the nanny’s job through her brother-in-law and his wife, who were always online to track posts. On the kidnapping of the Orekoya children, she noted, “On Wednesday, their father and mother went to work. I put the little one on my back, while I held the others by the hands, telling them that I wanted to buy them something. We boarded a vehicle to Ojuelegba and from there; I took another bus to Iyana Ipaja and contacted my husband. “I took them home, where they stayed with me in one of the rooms. I bought cereal for the 11-months-old baby; he was always fed with pap at his mother’s place. I gave the others normal food. They always watch cartoon on the television; they never missed home. “My husband told me that he wanted to collect a token from the parents, but the following day, I found out that the kidnappers demanded N15m. “I challenged my husband for asking for such a big sum. He said I should shut up because I had already fulfilled my part and that it was time for them to do theirs. Later, I heard in the news that he had reduced it to N13m.” On her whether she felt any remorse after committing the act, the 35-year-old Adeyemi said she felt nothing until she saw the mother of the victim’s weep on a national television. Those involved in the kidnap of the Orekoya boys are, Adeyemi’s brother-in-law, Hakeem Kareem; her husband, Waheed Kareem; her sister-in-law, Ajoke Oseni, and herself. Adeyemi said she was in a fan repairer’s workshop when she was arrested by the police. cc: Seun,lalasticlala
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