₦airaland Forum

OrlandoOwoh:
It's like converting a limousine to commercial purpose. How many Nigerians will be able to afford it when it's put in the motor parks in Ojota, Ojuelegba, Iwo Road, Upper Iweka, Yanya, etc? As I always say, saTANoids are blockheads. The presidential jets of today are different from the boeing 747 used by the heads of state in the 1980's.

God bless the President.

May God bless you richly.

ahaz:
if you like type the epistle according to Saint segun all we know Is yorubas re ritualist and they derive their gdp from ritualism

Y1bos are ritualists, kidnappers, armed robbers, highway robbers, baby factory promoters, drug traffickers, fake drug sellers, fake products sellers, prostitutes etc,

Can you see how endless the list of your world renowned crimes are.

OREMUSSANCTUS:
Great fayose I know
Mimiko I know
Tinubu I don't know

the same way, i only know Okorocha and Onu,

if you like to celebrate crime, i will assist you to celebrate it very well.

That is just 6 out of 30 compiled on just 1 of your state.

Even your more established E-Generals don't toll this line. They know better than that.

Body Of Kidnapped Wife Of Enugu Royal Father Found In Shallow Grave

Late Adiza, the mother of the former Commissioner for Chieftaincy Affairs in EnuguState, Chief Goddy Ogbo, was kidnapped, four days after some armed men invaded the palace and inflicted machete cuts on her husband, Omale before shooting at three other persons in his palace at 8pm.

The traditional ruler was said to be having a meeting with some people in his Igogoro palace when the gunmen struck. Igwe Ogbo was said to have been reportedly given three machete cuts on his head.

The aged woman was said to have died in the hands of her abductors a week after she was taken from her home at gunpoint to an unknown destination. Leader of the kidnap gang now in police net, one Paschal Onah alias Achisa who was arrested along with a native doctor and seven members of his gang, confessed that the woman died in their hands and was buried in a grave which he dug in his compound for kidnap victims.

The police said that the woman’s decomposed body was recovered from the said grave following a confessional statement by the suspects who were rounded up by men of the state police command. The State Police spokesman, Mr. Ebere Amaraizu, who confirmed the arrest of the suspects and the recovery of Mrs. Ogbo’s corpse yesterday, likened the incident to the popular saying that “every day is for a thief but one day is for the owner of the house.”

He said that the “dare devil kidnappers with their native doctor that prepares charm for them in order not to be caught and for them to be succeeding in their evil perpetrations and possibly be escaping when security operatives strikes are now in custody.” According to him, the operatives of the Anti Kidnapping Unit arrested the nine notorious kidnappers and the native doctor in the course of investigation into the kidnap of the royal father’s wife.

“Following the kidnap of the woman who is believed to be about 84 years, Commissioner of Police Enugu state command, Adamu Abubakar Mohammed directed a full scale investigations which has hitherto led to the arrest of nine suspects namely Paschal Onah alias Achisa, Uche Ugwu, Chinwendu Adonu, Chikodi Idoko, Martin Okpe a native doctor, Mamman Okechukwu, Ofobuike Okpe, Christain Onah and Friday Eze.

“They were arrested after a severe gun duel with the operatives recently when they were tracked to their hideouts with some of them sustaining injuries,” he said. Amaraizu said that the leader of the gang, Paschal Onah, had revealed how he and his gang members carried out the kidnap of the late Madam Ogbo and how she was eventually buried by him and the gang members in his compound where they have kept her awaiting for the payment of N10million ransom.

He said that Onah claimed that a week later the madam died and they decided to bury her in a shallow grave inside his compound which he had turned to a dumping ground for kidnap victims. Onah further revealed that he also collected N300,000 from the family of the victim after she had died but unknown to her relations that the woman had died and was going to regain her freedom after the payment.

He further disclosed that his gang used to work hand in hand with the native doctor, who normally prepare charm for the gang and that they compensate him with a ram and N30,000 or N50,000 respectively depending on the ransom obtained from the victim’s relations. Onah, however, regretted his action and advised people “to stay out of crime and criminality as one’s sin is bound to find him out one day.”

One of the suspects identified as Uche Ugwu also regretted his action and disclosed that he has not made much since he joined the illicit business which he described as “a dirty game.” He however narrated how he abandoned his cloth selling business at Abuja and heed to Paschals call to join his kidnap gang, advising the youth to try as much as possible to shun crime and criminality.

The suspect, who admitted having carried out two kidnap operations with Paschal using their cut to size double- barrel gun, one revolver pistol and a locally made pistol, revealed that they normally keep their victims at Paschal’s house. “Normally when we want to go on operation, we use to snatch vehicles and move with it to where we want to operate,” Ugwu said while advising those indulging in criminal activities to desist as “they will be caught one day.”

Chinwendu Adonu, also a suspect, disclosed that it was greed that lured him into becoming a kidnapper, explaining that he was cloth seller in Benue state before he joined the gang. He further disclosed that he wanted to quit “this dirty game but the leader of the gang threatened to kill me if I quit but I did not report it to the police.”

Amaraizu said that manhunt for other members of the gang had been intensified just as the State Commissioner of Police has applauded the efforts of his operatives and good people of the state for their assistance which led to the arrest of the hoodlums.

He assured that the state command would continue to work hard to ensure safety and security of people in the state and urged members of the public to make judicious use of the telephone numbers giving to them by the command to supply necessary information about criminals

Police Burst Kidnappers Hide Out In Enugu, Rescue Victims

Operatives of the Anti Kidnapping Unit of the Enugu state police command Tuesday invaded a kidnappers hide out located in a forest within the state, and rescued some of the victims unhurt as well as arrested a member of the syndicate.
The state police public Relations officer PPRO, Ebere Amarizu, who disclosed this to African Examiner in Enugu, said the suspect is now helping the operatives in their further investigations with a view to apprehending the other fleeing members of the notorious gang.
The PPRO said immediately the case was reported to the state command, the commissioner of police Adamu Mohammed Abubakar, directed the Anti kidnapping outfit to swing into action.
Amarizu said through information gathered from relevant quarters, the police were able to arrest of one of the gang members identified as Ngeneoke Chinugo of Ituku village in Awgu local Government Area of Enugu state, who is also a commercial motorcyclist.
Narrating their ordeal, to newsmen, the victims, Alexander Akadieze, of Amankwo Oghe, in Ezeagu council area of Enugu state, and a third year student of department of political science Enugu state University of science and Technology ESUT as well as Miracle Chukwuemeka, a female student from Enugu Agu achi, in Oji River Enugu state said they were allegedly abducted on 17/2/2014 around 7PM.
Said the second year female student of Department of sociology Enugu state science and Technology, they were allegedly abducted on the said day from their hostel located opposite to the school gate as they came down from upstairs to buy water.
The victims, also hinted that the hoodlums numbering about four had pointed a gun at them and ordered them to get into a standby taxi cab, after which they were taken to an unknown destination and were consequently blindfolded after beaten them thoroughly.
On getting to their den, the suspects demanded for the victims parents names and telephone numbers which they used in calling them immediately, demanding twenty million naira ransom which they later reduced to ten thousand naira with a threat to kill them should they involve the police.
They (suspects) according to the victims had also in one of their conversations threatened to kill them if the money is not paid urgently.
The apprehended suspect, had disclosed how he conveyed one of the fleeing hoodlums with pure water and foodflask to the forest near Ufam stream in Ituku where their victims are held hostage.
But fortunately, the victims were rescued after intensive confrontations inside the den as some of the hoodlums escaped with various degree of injuries.
Recovered at the hideout were berreta pistol with some ammunition belonging to the hoodlums.
Meanwhile, the arrested suspect Ngeneoke, is now pleading for forgiveness, just as he hinted that one of the hoodlums now at large is a family member recently discharged from the prison custody owing to involvement in crime and criminality.
He advised the youths to desist from all forms of crime and criminality in order not to ruin their future.

Police arrest two notorious kidnappers in Enugu

Men of the anti-kidnapping squad of Enugu State Police Command have arrested two notorious kidnappers.

One of the suspects, Uchenna Okafor was arrested at about 7am on Thursday around Agbani axis of the state after a gun battle between the police and suspected kidnappers led by one notorious kidnapper known as Fela.

The hoodlums were driving in a metallic-coloured Mazda car with registration number BGM766AA when policemen became suspicious of their movement and confronted them.

It was gathered that in an attempt to keep the security operatives off their guard, they fired at them and zoomed off in their car, but the policemen mustered courage and kept pursuing them, leading to a gun battle.

When the kidnappers could no longer withstand the superior firepower of the police, Fela escaped into the bush with bullet injuries abandoning the car and leaving Uchenna Okafor behind.

The police surrounded the car and arrested Okafor who had been on wanted list in connection with several criminal activities including armed robbery and kidnapping.

Police Public Relations Officer (PPRO), Enugu State Command, Ebere Amaraizu, confirmed the report, saying the suspect was assisting the police in their investigation.

According to Amaraizu, items recovered from the suspect include a locally made pistol with 12 rounds of .33mm ammunition.

He said the police have launched a manhunt for the fleeing kidnapper.

In a related development, another suspected kidnapper, Chukwuemeka Udeh of Okpoto Ntezi in Isielu local government area of Ebonyi State who had been on the wanted list of the police has been nabbed in Onitsha, Anambra State, following a tip off to the security operatives.

The arrested suspect was among the kidnapping kingpins that allegedly abducted six-year little Kaosi Akilo in Enugu.

The police later rescued the girl from a three-storey building used as hideout by the hoodlums in Warri, Delta State.

4 Kidnap kingpins held in Enugu

The Enugu State Command of the Nigeria Police Force,NPF, has arrested four notorious armed robbery and kidnap suspects who have been terrorizing residents of the Coal city and environs.

Suspects,Ifeanyichukwu Ngene alias German Poison,Chukwuebuka Agbo alias Offor,Tochukwu Aninwewo alias Makojo and Monday Ogbodo alias Montiga were apprehended on 9th July following their alleged involvement in the kidnap of one Afamefuna Ugwu at Ugwuaji axis of Enugu.

Police Spokesperson, Mr. Ebere Amaraizu, DSP, disclosed this in a statement to newsmen saying, “the suspects were arrested following a trail by the operatives of the anti kidnap unit of the command.

the four criminals

“They were arrested haven been involved in serials of nefarious activities in the state.

“They allegedly kidnapped one Afamefuna Ugwu on 9/7/14 at Ugwuaji axis of the state and took him to a thick forest at Obeagu,Ugwuaji in Enugu south local government area of Enugu state.

“The suspects started demanding the sum of twenty -eight million naira and when the amount was not forthcoming, they reduced it to the sum of one million naira.

“As they were waiting with their victim expecting money to be brought,they were closed up by the eagle eyed operatives of the Anti Kidnap Unit of the state who had been on their trail following the report made to them.”

He assured members of the public that the suspects will be prosecuted in accordance with the law once investigation is completed.

Panel beater shot dead, another wounded over kidnap attempt in Enugu

NSUKKA—A panel beater at Obollo-Afor in Udenu Local Government Area of Enugu State has been shot dead while his colleague was badly wounded in an attempt to kidnap a returnee from Europe in his country home at Amube, Enugu-Ezike.
Vanguard gathered that the two kidnappers had been terrorising inhabitants of the area, raping and robbing unsuspecting victims of their valuables till the attempt to kidnap the returnee at his building site.
The suspects, identified as Tessy Iyong, 34, sustained bullet wounds and several machete cuts, and Sesso Nyoaku, a panel beater and father of four. Both hail from Benue State.
Nyaoku was shot dead while fleeing as the police accosted them, with support from local vigilante group in the area.
Vanguard investigations revealed that the kidnappers were dropped by a motorcycle at the building site of the returnee whose identity could not be ascertained at the time of this report, met a young man with a metallic Toyota Camry, and enquired if he was the owner of the building under construction.
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It was further learned that when the young man said he came to see the owner of the project, the suspects disbelieved him because of his physical frame, pointed a gun at him and demanded his car keys which he surrendered without hesitation and they drove away.
Workers at the site were said to have immediately put calls across to Igbo- Eze North police division that a car had been snatched at Amube, prompting pursuit of the suspects.
It was gathered that the kidnappers abandoned the vehicle and fled into the bush, exchanging gun fire with the police.
The vigilante group in the community reportedly cordoned off the bush path, making it possible for the police to apprehend the suspects with gunshot wounds, even as an English made pistol was recovered from them.
One of the suspects, Tessy Iyong, told Vanguard that their mission was not to kidnap the returnee from Europe but to rob him of cash as they understood that he carried cash to the site as he paid his workers on daily basis.
Iyong explained that his dead accomplice, Sesso, was the one who brought the job since he understood the terrain as a panel beater who had lived at Obollo-Afor for sometime.
‘’We snatched the Toyota Camry to escape from the area, our intention was not to steal the car but to escape in it because the motorcycle that dropped us had left and we cannot trek to do that kind of work, it is risky.
‘’We know and that was why we took the car from the owner, although we thought he was the actual owner of the building when we struck,” he said.
The Area Commander, Nsukka police command, ACP Musa Haladu, praised the efforts of men and officers of Igbo-Eze South police division for quick response to the distress call that saved the situation at Amube.

CaptainOjemba:
I saw it on TVC news and was shocked, imagine killing,smoking a human being n later eat the smoked human body in this 21st century? Too bad

Cc aresa, Ilekeh, superstar1,eshinwaju, manmountain, thiefnalowo, oduastates, oduanation

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Police smash notorious armed robbery, kidnap gang in Enugu

ENUGU—Residents of Igboeze-North Local Government Area of Enugu State have heaved a sigh of relief, following the dismantling of a two-man armed robbery and kidnap gang by Igboeze-South Division of Enugu police command.
This came on a day the police in Aba, Abia State, arrested two suspected car snatchers who had been terrorizing motorists between Aba and Port Harcourt, Rivers State.
The suspects, Sheeshor Nyoroku and Terser Nyor, both from Gboko, Benue State, fell to the superior fire-power of the police during a foiled operation on June 11.
According to Police Public Relations Officer, PPRO, Mr. Ebere Amaraizu, the duo had been a thorn in the flesh of residents.
He said: “The hoodlums had allegedly stormed Amube village in Enugu-Ezike with their arms in an attempt to kidnap an Enugu-born and Malaysia-based businessman who was developing his property.
“Having failed to get their target, the miscreants snatched a Toyota Camry with registration No LSD 895 DL belonging to his friend.
“Our operative got a distress call and laid ambush on Iheaka community road. In the ensuing gun-fire, one of them died instantly, while the other ran into the bush with gun-shot wounds.

“The vigilante group in the area quickly assisted us in combing the bush where we later arrested the fleeing suspect. We recovered a Barreta pistol with five rounds of live ammunition from the suspect.”
Meanwhile, the police in Aba, Abia State, have arrested two suspected car snatchers who have been terrorizing motorists between Aba and Port Harcourt, in Rivers State.

The suspects, ThankGod Onyebuchi and Egwim Onyekachi, were arrested at a popular fastfood joint, near Tonimas junction on the Aba-Port Harcourt expressway.
Items recovered from the suspects include a Toyota Camry allegedly snatched from the owner in Port Harcourt, an identity card belonging to the Nigerian Navy as well as a military camouflage.
Abia State Police Public Relations Officer, PPRO, Onyeke Ezekiel, a Deputy Superintendent of Police, DSP, could not be reached on his mobile phone at the time of filing this report, but a senior police officer in Aba, who confirmed the arrest, told Vanguard that investigations on the case had commenced.

I thought we were told how irrelevant OBJ is?

Jokers, know better now.

This is a great and highly commendable move.

I wish they can be converted to Commercial aircrafts. If possible, used to jump start our national carrier.

There is a great difference "the Sage of Daura" and "the Drunken Master of Otuoke".

This is a great and highly commendable move.

I wish they can be converted to Commercial aircrafts. If possible, used to jump start our national carrier.

There is a great difference "the Sage of Daura" and "the Drunken Master of Otuoke".

Another jejune tales by moonlight from SaTANOids concocted in the dining room of their master, Satan.

We refuse to believe, We do not know your site.

Try harder with more lies.

klevjey:
better dan licking the buttocks of a kuliku eater

how is that worse than sucking the blockus of a man that looks like Kabila, the Ugandan Giant?

EMANY01:
Absolutely agree with you.Please do not view me as an opponent, i'm only playing the red team here or the devils advocate if you will.
My point is that when all that is said and done, the VAT will be remitted to the FEDS and counted to the FCT. Like i said , there wouldn't have to be massive relocations only have a group of people move to those fanciful buildings, rewrite the rules(they only need the CBN for this) pronto.

No i am not seeing you as one.

The deals will still be taking place in Lagos, because that the commercial nerve centre. If you are talking of Abuja taking a larger percentage of Public Sector related VAT income from deals concluded in such sector, it might be possibe for FCT to have a larger share of that chunk. Anything outside that can not make FCT have more shares of the VAT.

Udmaster:
how old are you?

Did you picked up a quarrel with Google?

He who has ears, let him listen.

The New Sheriff in town is not the same as the lilly-livered hat wearing Master from Otuoke.

Be warned.

“The Igbo Conscience wants to state that we are not and will not agree to the destruction of the cordial relationship that had seen Igbo and Yoruba recording the highest level of inter-tribal marriages in Nigerian history. If this is not a solid instance of common bonding that automatically broke down the barriers of hate and rancor, we wonder what else will.



where are the verified statistical data to back this claim up?

As usual, making assertions without facts and figures to back up such claims.

SaTANoids and their beer parlour gists.

When will they upgrade their brains from the Pentium 1 medulla, they are carrying about.

jerome4u:
Pls guys this IGR figure they gave us is it monthly or yearly

Yearly.

To get the average monthly figure per state, divide by 12.

klevjey:
at least, Ijaw still better...imagine, Hausa...kunu drinkers...0 sense...yet una be their slave...chai

Ijaw house boy, imagine licking the blockus of a person like Dokubo, with his Piggy Idi Amin like look.

Suck.s to be you.

What happened to we do not have FG presence on our soil?

Now, FG is bringing her presence and you are still crying foul.

Na wa o.

klevjey:
haaaaa..Hausa slaves

Ijaw blockus licker.

EMANY01:
Really ? I guess we would just have to wait and see. Although i wery much suspect that what will happen is that the financial institutions will devolve their structure to better take advantage of the new realities / opportunities when the relocation begins.
I also suspect that the north will seek a way to compel the banks to relocate to the FCT using the CBN in some funny new policy.They wouldn't have to move everything , just the top management and decision making capacity to Abuja,require a few changes to the incorporation structure where does that put the VAT you are holding on to ?
It's a wonderful country we live in, anything can and does happen which is why i laugh when you cite examples of financial centers in the US,UK or wherever.

Have you forgotten OBJ and CBN made a policy to force bank HQs to Abuja. What happened?

They opened "fanciful" corporate offices and were doing everything from Lagos, before they realised that it can't work. Same will happen again. No state has the pull of Lagos and no country or city in West Africa has the same pull.