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Man defiles two under-age girls in Ondo


A 48-year-old welder, Femi Onifade, has been arrested by operatives of the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps in Ondo State for sexually defiling his two girls.


The victims between ages six and nine lived with their father on Liberty Hospital Road, Oluwatuyi, Akure, the state capital.

Vanguard gathered that the suspect was apprehended following tip-off by his neighbours to the Anti-Human Trafficking and Illegal Migration Unit.

According to information, the Traditional ruler of Akure and, the Deji of Akure, Oba Aladetoyinbo Ogunlade Aladelusi, was said to have personally handed the suspect to the NSCDC, after an earlier escape from the palace.


The residents of the area said the girls’ mother has separated from the suspect because of alleged constant battery.

It was alleged that whenever the Ondo suspect wanted to have carnal knowledge of the girls, he would give them a mixture of powdered substances and soft drink to them fall asleep.

Neighbours were said to have been attracted by the cries of the victims and on enquiry, they opened up.


The atrocity was reported to Deji of Akure who subsequently handed the suspect over to officials of the NSCDC.

Spokesperson for the Corps, Olufemi Omole, who confirmed the arrest, said, “ the suspect seized the opportunity of his wife’s absence to harass the minors sexually. He went further to caress the kids and suck their private parts. Medical examination from

Federal Medical Centre Annex in Akure, revealed that both the girls’ hymens were broken”

On his part, the State Commandant of NSCDC, Mr Philip Ayuba, said the suspect would be charged to Court at the end of investigation, adding that “The state government has shown interest in this case and the welfare of the children has been fully guaranteed”.

https://www.vanguardngr.com/2020/05/man-defiles-two-under-age-girls-in-ondo/amp/

NIDCOM lists items allegedly ‘carted away’ by communications minister

By Kayode Oyero

The Nigerians in Diaspora Commission has released a list of items allegedly “carted away” by the Minister of Communications and Digital Economy, Isa Pantami, after he allegedly ejected workers of the Commission from the fifth floor of Nigerian Communications Commission Complex in Abuja.

The PUNCH reports that the minister and NIDCOM Chairman, Abike Dabiri-Erewa, on Sunday, traded words on Twitter over the forced eviction of NIDCOM staff from the office given to them by the NCC.
Dabiri-Erewa had accused the minister of ordering armed men to chase away her workers from their office.

“In one year, we don’t even have an office. The office we got, given to us by NCC, we were actually driven away by the Honourable Minister of Communications and Digital Economy, Mr Isa Pantami. Within two days he drove us out with guns and what happened? The place was given to us by NCC.

“You know we all help each other, NCC as an agency of government, said there is a place you can use to settle in. And just as we settled in, I was in Ethiopia when I got a call. I thought that it was a joke. I came back from Ethiopia on Thursday, this happened on Tuesday, by Friday when I went to the office, guns, armed men had taken over the place,” the former House of Reps member had said.
Pantami, however, counted the accusations describing it as “lies”.

“….The owner of the building @NgComCommission has faulted her lies on their social media platforms. The minister has never given that directive to any gunman. We need to be very objective in reporting. I have never sent any gunmen there, & I have no one,” he wrote.

But the NIDCOM boss then posted a video of the stranded NIDCOM workers who were being addressed to stay calm.
In a statement on Sunday, NIDCOM Head of Media and Public Relations, Abdur-Rahman Balogun, said, “For the avoidance of doubt, the following is the list of some of the items which NiDCOM believes have been carted away:

“Two units of single face data ports, 24 port patch panel, 1 Mikrotik RB 750G router, 1 Mikrotik cloud router switch. 2 Headsets with microphones, 2 Digital PABX, 1 4u Server racks, Patch cables, 3 UPS, 1 HP desk jet 1012 all in one printer, 1 HP desk jet all in one printer (brand-new with the Carton).
“1 Mercury UPS (brand-new with the Carton), 1 Ellington extension cable (brand-new), 2 3meter extension boxes, Data Antenna, 7 HP All in one desktop, Camera tripod, Cannon 700 digital camera, Xenon laptop, 144 Work stations & 144 Swivel office chairs.
“2 Meter mini conference table, 6 Conference table chairs, 3 Meter executive office furniture set, 1 Executive sofa set, 4 Executive office furniture set, 12 Executive office visitors’ chairs, 5 4-seater work stations, 2 Reclineable executive chairs, 4 Ergonomic executive office chairs with lumbar support, Technology Transfer & Innovation department files and documents.

“Legal department files and documents, Accounts department files and documents, Secretary to the Commission’s office entire files and documents, Admin department entire files and documents, Diaspora relations department entire files and documents

“Media department entire files and documents, Roll up banners, Staff personal belonging such as printers, UPS, extension cables, stationeries (cartons of Chamex papers, staplers, pins, notice board) files & documents & toiletries etc.”

https://punchng.com/nidcom-lists-items-allegedly-carted-away-by-communications-minister/

After months, why are they just trying that now?

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A former President of Aka Ikenga, an association of Igbo professionals, Chief Goddy Uwazurike, speaks with GBENRO ADEOYE about the recent migration of northerners across the country despite the ban on interstate movement and the crisis in the Ohanaeze Ndigbo
What do you think about the controversy generated by the recent cases of Almajirai from the North intercepted in some states, including the South-East?

The Federal Government, in its wisdom, banned interstate travels so that the dreaded COVID-19 pandemic does not spread uncontrollably. Many governors complied with the directive but the almighty Governor of Kano State (Abdullahi Ganduje) decided to do the opposite. He ordered the hitherto untouchable Almajiri boys and girls back to their states of origin.


Today, all the other governors in the federation are up in arms about it and the Igbo people are singled out for condemnation for obeying the directive of President Muhammadu Buhari. For the avoidance of doubt, the Governor of Kaduna State (Nasir El-Rufai) had in a recent statement condemned the directive of the governor of Kano State. He stated clearly that the Almajiri kids were testing positive in Kaduna. The government of Taraba followed suit.

Some states even insisted on sending the Almajirai people back to Kano. It should be noted that former President Goodluck Jonathan had built special schools for the Almajiri but this government abandoned the scheme. The All Progressives Congress even made it a campaign issue in 2015. The almighty Almajirai kids were prominent voters in 2015 and 2019, including eight-year-olds.


What do you think is behind the movement of these Almajirai people in trucks to different states at this time, despite the ban on interstate movement?

The migration (from the North) to all the southern and Middle Belt states is akin to a biological warfare against the mentioned areas. The government of Nigeria knows what to do but it has chosen to ignore it while the areas are massively exposed. Somebody is delicately sending the weapons of biological warfare down South. The Almajirai kids had never been to the South but now, somebody is paying for their fares to get to the South. The kids can only speak Hausa. They are beggars and no one will employ them. So, it is a way to deal with the South.

They have been intercepted in states in the South-East and South-West, how do you think they are able to move despite the ban?

There is another invasion which has just been noticed. Able-bodied men aged between 20 and 35 are smuggled by food-carrying trucks to Igboland. They speak little Hausa and a lot of French. They are normally hidden underneath bags of tomatoes and pepper, yam tubers and cattle. They do not know their destinations and occupations.


Igbo people are justified raising the alarm. This is happening under the guise of Almajirai movement. It is even alleged that military and police vehicles have even joined the transportation threat. The Igbo people must stay alert and promptly stop this invasion as the Federal Government will do nothing.

The President of Arewa Youth Consultative Forum, Yerima Shettima, was quoted to have threatened war against Igbo people, saying they had no right to turn back his northern brothers but has now come out to deny it, what do you think about that?


The amorphous group led by Yerima has been quoted as threatening Ndigbo for challenging this clandestine transfer of liability. The reason given is freedom of movement and residence. I am glad that Yerima has denied making such a threat but for the avoidance of doubt, restrictions on the basis of health are legal. The constitution protects the citizens of the country from the menace of those able-bodied men who are smuggled daily from outside Nigeria for nefarious purposes.

A coalition of pan-Igbo groups recently threatened to get the President General of Ohanaeze Ndigbo, John Nwodo, arrested if he doesn’t stop parading himself as the leader of the organisation, what do you think about that?

Chief John Nnia Nwodo is the duly elected President General of Ohaneze Ndigbo Worldwide. His tenure ends in January and persons from Imo State will vie for the presidency. Ohanaeze is too big to be troubled by rabble-rousers, who are at best agents of destabilisation of Ndigbo. We are blessed with diverse membership of Ndigbo. We cannot be intimidated by the painted faces of errand boys. Now and then, agents of disunity spring up but Ndigbo worldwide know their leaders. Leaders are elected and they rotate among seven states.

Remarkably, the South-East has recorded the fewest number of COVID-19 cases in the country, what do you think they have done right so far?

The Federal Government dilly-dallied in responding to the COVID-19 threat. It is really a major exposure of the inadequacy of our healthcare system. In 2014, the Goodluck Jonathan-led administration successfully battled Ebola. The experience was jettisoned in preparing for the COVID-19 battle. We have no medical emergency procedures and neither do we have equipped hospitals and allied services. Today, the government of Kano State will rather enjoy denial than face reality.

How would you assess the distribution of palliatives by the Federal Government in the region?

The distribution of palliatives is so poorly done that even a blind man will see it. How can you fail to realise that for 80 per cent of Nigerians, their daily income and expenditure are dependent on what they earned the previous day. More than 90 per cent of Nigerians live in multi-tenanted premises. Yet, the government talks of self-isolation. The most important step in finishing this battle is to face reality.

The 2023 elections are thwarting the Federal Government from focusing on the real thing that should be taken away from the Buhari-led government. Invisible leadership is not a virtue but a disaster waiting to truncate whatever achievement Buhari will like to be remembered for.

Do you think the South-East state governments are also doing enough individually or collectively too to help their people?

The governments of Igbo states and indeed the people are sensitive to the return of people to their villages. This should be encouraged to control the community spread of COVID-19.


https://punchng.com/almajirai-migration-to-south-east-is-like-biological-warfare-uwazurike/?amp=1

We pray the pandemic will go away by God's grace.

Nice one.

ObaOfUyo:
I met a girl a few weeks back, invited her to my place and she narrated the story of her life to me. When she was done, I did something I've never done in years, I cried like a baby. This girl was trafficked by her own father Her story will hit the pages soon, I am still compiling them. A good thing I made an audio recording of her tales, its 2hours long. She needs help urgently. She's 23 years and has never been through the 4walls of an academic institution. Na so so house girl work she dey do, from Abuja to Aba. The things some girls pass through will make your hairs tingle, while you say a prayer of curses for the animals responsible for their travails.

#SayNoToTrafficking

You nailed it

Hmn

Oil subsidy is a scam.

CAN says No

This is not true

God will save us

#Say No to Crime

Good development. Banditry must be stopped.

Interesting work

His right hand went to her back. The fingers felt the clasp on her bra and deftly unfastened them. He stopped his suckling at the boobs to pull of the straps and the full bra from her tingling breasts.

She aide him to slid the straps over her arms. The clothing was thrown on the ground, next to the other ones that had suffered similar fate. Now free and unfettered, her full breasts bounced jauntily.

The plump nipples were already hard and nimble. He started with the left one, taking it between his deft fingers. The other nipple was taken between his lips. Once again, the excitement was heightened.

He suckled and lightly bit on the nipple while the other one got handling attention from his fingers.
She moaned in response to his handling.

"My beautiful Rose," he muttered in sweet voice. His mouth continued to press against her breast.

“I really love you, my sweetie," he mumbled. At this very point, that was the most sensible thing for a man to say. It was also the sweetest thing a lady could hear.

“Hmn, hmn,” she responded.

At the valley between her legs, she could feel the sensitive parts of her body throbbing. Her sodden underwear rubbed against her swollen slit in a not-very-comfortable way.

Her breath came in ragged gasps. She adjusted by positioning herself such that the movement of her hips pushed the side of the hip against his swollen manhood and her wet folds against his leg. It was a kind of relief, though not a complete one.

Lucky lifted his head from her breasts and smiled briefly at her. He then ran his right fingers down her naked torso. They found their way inside her underwear to rub her slit.

Her hips were raised up to his welcome touch. Her moans came from deep within as his tongue fought against mine in another deep kiss. He started darting his tongue into her mouth with the same zeal that he was using to rub her crotch.

He intensified the thrusting of his tongue and his finger's ministrations at her nether region. That went on for several minutes. He knelt beside her on the bed and gently tugged at the waist line of her skirt and pantie.



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The sample of the nurse who reportedly died of COVID-19 on Thursday in Calabar, the Cross River state capital has come out negative.

Speaking with Vanguard on the telephone on Friday evening, Commissioner for Health,Dr Beta Edu confirmed that the sample of the deceased nurse ( names withheld was actually taken to Ebonyi.

“The sample of the deceased nurse which was sent to Ebonyi came out negative. Cross River is still COVID-19 free,” she said.

Vanguard gathered that the deceased nurse was a staff of the University of Calabar Teaching Hospital, UCTH and she died on Thursday after a spasm of uncontrolled coughs and respiratory complications.

Vanguard had earlier reported that there was palpable fear in Calabar following the death of two persons suspected to be COVID-19 positive have been reported dead.

Vanguard the nurse reportedly died at the University of Calabar Teaching Hospital, UCTH, while the other died at an undisclosed location in Calabar South local government area.
The nurse who was a staff of the UCTH presented symptoms of COVID-19 on Wednesday in the Accident and Emergency Unit of the hospital.

https://www.vanguardngr.com/2020/05/cross-river-remains-covid-19-free-dead-nurse-sample-is-negative-%E2%80%95commissioner/

God is in control.

How I wish our politicians will drop 'ego' trip and be concerned with the society.