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to be Jesus Christ has raised alarm that his life is in danger following his position. The clergyman said members of his community Bungoma (yesu wa Tongaren) have vowed to crucify him during this year’s Easter just as was done to the son of God. The self proclaimed Jesus Christ reported the matter to the police when he was informed that residents of Bungoma were overheard saying he must be crucified during Easter the same way Jesus was crucified. It was gathered that members of the community assured the man of God that if he is truly the messiah, he will resurrect on the third day and go to heaven after the crucifixion so he should not worry at all. He, however, visited a police station to demand protection ahead of this year’s Easter celebration. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kd-VCikvyUQ https://koko.ng/reverend-who-claimed-to-be-jesus-alerts-police-community/ |
One feared dead, vehicles razed as UGM attack Enugu communities At least one person was reportedly killed when unknown gunmen att@cked multiple communities in Enugu East LGA of Enugu State, on Monday morning, March 6, 2023. It was gathered that several vehicles including two Siennas, two saloon cars, a Toyota SUV, a mini-bus and five tricycles, were also set abl@ze during the multiple attacks that occurred at about 5 a.m. Premium Times reports that the g¥nmen were said to be enforcing the controversial Monday sit-at-home declared by a faction of the outlawed Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB). According to the report, the hoodlums first att@cked and set abl@ze two saloon cars at the popular T-Junction in the council area at about 5:30 a.m. The g¥nmen also got to Harmony Road, Umuchigbo, a community in the council area, where they set abl@ze a minibus and a Toyota SUV, about 10 minutes later. At a motor park in Liberty, Abakpa-Nike, another community in the council area, the hoodlums also razed two Sienna vehicles and five tricycles otherwise known as Keke-Napep. During the att@ck at the T-Junction, a man who declined to step out of the vehicle, was reportedly b¥rnt alive in the vehicle by the g¥nmen. “They stopped the man and commanded him to step out of the car, the man resisted and that made the g¥nmen open the fuel tank, and sh%t into the tank causing the car to go up in fl@mes with the man inside,” a source said. https://www.instagram.com/p/CpdGxButmG6/?igshid=ZWU2MTYxZTY= https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HJsC1_Gdld4 |
Youths chant “Obi, Obi, PDP away” as PDP’s governorship candidate in Enugu state, Peter Mbah, attends Ugwu Di Nso annual youth Lenten retreat on Sunday, March 5. Mbah was unable to speak at the event as the youths kept chanting Labour Party presidential candidate, Peter Obi’s name. It was also alleged that they threw away the drinks the politician bought for them. https://www.instagram.com/p/CpcH1O2Nc0Y/?igshid=ZWU2MTYxZTY= https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RjpSl4hW0OI |
24 yrs old man ‘gleeful’ after being arrested for attempting to export cannabis in cream tubes A 24-year-old man, Etounu Monday, has been arrested by operatives of the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency for attempting to export cannabis. According to a statement by the spokesperson of the agency, Femi Babafemi, the suspect was intercepted at the Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport, Abuja on Monday 27th February during the outward clearance of Ethiopian Airline flight ET 950 while attempting to export 1.924kg of skunk concealed in cream tubes. https://www.instagram.com/p/CpabulMsp-4/?igshid=ZWU2MTYxZTY= https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VY60Y8HjQBA |
U.S. Senator Jim Risch (R-Idaho), a ranking member of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, on Thursday, urged the United States Government not to embrace the controversial result of the recently-held presidential election across the country. Senator Risch released the following statement on Nigeria’s recent elections in a statement published on the United States Foreign Relations Committee website. Risch said: “The ongoing electoral process in Nigeria is widely viewed as deeply flawed by election observers and many Nigerians. It is disappointing to see the administration rush to embrace the result while the full picture of what occurred during this electoral process is yet to be seen. “I’ve expressed similar concerns related to other areas of our relationship with the Nigerian government. I worry this rush to judgement will undermine our ability to be an effective partner to all Nigerians, especially given their longstanding desire for democracy. “With Nigeria heading into state-level elections in just a few days, it is important that the United States be more concerned with supporting the Nigerian people and their democratic aspirations than embracing the Nigerian government. https://news.band/dont-rush-to-embrace-nigerian-election-results-u-s-senator-warns-u-s-govt
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House of Reps majority leader, Alhassan Ado Doguwa, remanded in prison over alleged murder Police authorities confirmed the arrest on Wednesday, March 1, stating that Doguwa was apprehended at the Malam Aminu Kano International Airport. According to reports, the APC lawmaker is suspected of leading an attack on the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) office in his constituency, which resulted in the death of six people. It was alleged that the INEC official declared Doguwa the winner of the election at gunpoint. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YCjudrvctSw. https://www.instagram.com/reel/CpQaXslo-Pb/?igshid=ZWU2MTYxZTY= |
Election results: Wike rigged for Tinubu – Amaechi’s ally, Eze tells Igbos, others Concerned about the gross manipulation that greeted the results of Saturday’s Presidential and National Assembly election in Rivers State, erstwhile National Publicity Secretary of the defunct New People’s Democratic Party (nPDP) and Chieftain of the All Progressives Congress, Chief Eze Chukwuemeka Eze has called on the people of the State to remain calm. He said the people must be prepared to speak in one voice on the March 11 Governorship election as they did at the presidential polls. In a statement made available to media houses in Port Harcourt, Eze commended the courage and determination with which the people responded at the presidential polls and urged them to replicate same for the APC and Tonye Cole on March 11, assuring that the party is determined to work with the people to dislodge Wike’s rigging mechanics and return power to the people in line with the rules of democracy. Expressing dismay at the alleged crude display of desperation by Nyesom Wike, to usurp democracy and foist his will on the people, Eze said the Governor connived with security agencies and INEC officials to change results to suit his desire in clear contravention of the electoral process and true outcome of the elections. Eze said the notoriety of the Governor who has exposed himself as an evil force by engaging in anti-people practices to further his selfish private vendetta is glaringly annoying and irks to loathing and must be fought and resisted by the people to save democracy, return power to the people and build strong institutions to sustain and strengthen the growth of our political system. “Now that we have observed the antecedents and tactics of Governor Nyesom Wike in his desperation to undermine the values of the Democratic system, I wish to appeal to all Rivers State people across political leanings to unite and prepare accordingly and ensure that Wike’s plot of a third term through enforcing Sim Fubura on us as the next Governor of Rivers State is not only frustrated but unrealizable. We can’t allow Wike to install his stooges just to protect how he looted our common patrimony to an animalistic level to stand. “The documents and video clips of all the evil acts are assembled and will be tabled at the Tribunals accordingly”, Eze noted. Eze called on Rivers people to unite and come out in their numbers to vote for Tonye Cole and all the House of Assembly Candidate of the APC on 11th March and ensure that their votes are protected, assuring that APC is ready to match Wike’s evil machinations to free the state from the claws of his thieving cabal who have stolen the soul of the state and reduced the people to paupers despite the monumental oil wealth the state has reaped in the last eight years. Eze called on ndi Igbo, resident in Rivers State to ignore any invitation from any quarter that seeks them to meet with Gov. Nyesom Wike for any reason whatsoever, stressing that the Governor deployed every apparatus of the state within his disposal to render useless, every legitimate effort made at ensuring that the result of their franchise is reflected on the outcome of the Presidential and National Assembly elections. “Ndi Igbo must resist every temptation to fall for the Greek gift the Governor intends to offer them and remain firm in their resolve to galvanize support for the APC Governorship Candidate, Pastor Tonye Cole who has shown a sufficient sense of passion for the course of ndi Igbo in Rivers State and the suffering displaced traders of the various markets in Port Harcourt.” “Through thick and thin the APC stood and still stands with Igbos, resident in Rivers State and it is only fair at this moment to reciprocate their sacrifices with genuine, unwavering support to dislodge every force of evil that has stood against the progress of our people, shattered the things that bind us together as one people and truncated the development of Rivers State for selfish interests” Eze noted. http:///5abcc8c6230302en_ng?client=newslite
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2023 Polls: Women involve the gods, reject election results in Kogi State Some women in Kogi Central have taken to the streets to protest what they described as “injustice” following the outcome of the senatorial election in the district. In videos trending online, the women in a white rit¥al demonstration urged the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) to do justice to their votes and declare Natasha Akpoti Uduaghan as Senator-elect. It is reported the white ritual is done at sacred times to invoke the ancestral spirits of w@r against those who cheat or cause pain to the land. Recall that Natasha had rejected the declaration of Abubakar Sadiku-Ohere of the All Progressive Congress (APC) as winner of the February 25 election for Kogi Central beat District following the irregularities that marred the process. Sadiku-Ohere beat Mrs Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan, the candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, to emerge winner of the keenly contested election. Prof. Rotimi Ajayi, the INEC Returning Officer for Kogi Central Senatorial District, announced the result on Tuesday in Okene. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NauofLSc_Gg https://www.instagram.com/p/CpQWG0ZspDb/?igshid=ZWU2MTYxZTY= |
Tinubu’s Victory: Port Harcourt Residents Vow To Repay PDP In Guber Poll Some residents of Port Harcourt, the Rivers State capital have declared their readiness to pay back the People’s Democratic Party (PDP) for its support to the All Progressives Congress (APC) in the state’s presidential elections. Some of the residents, who spoke on Wednesday following the announcement of Bola Ahmed Tinubu, of the APC as the winner of the presidential election by the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) alleged that the Labour Party candidate (LP) won the election. They claimed that the PDP did everything humanly possible to ensure that Tinubu won, noting that they would repay the PDP in the forthcoming governorship and House of Assembly elections. “We are obediently waiting for March 11 governorship election to repay the PDP for the treatment it meted to the LP on February 25,” says Micheal Mkpelu, a commercial bus driver plying the Town/Ikwerre Road route. He said there was no way the APC would have clinched the presidential votes without the “full support of the PDP and its members who turned the election into another form of war.” Another resident, an Obidient in the Town axis of Port Harcourt, said that he has started mobilizing people to still come out in large numbers to cast their votes because “we don’t have any other state apart from Rivers and we want to have a big say in who becomes the next governor.” In some parts of the city, there was graveyard silence as residents wearing gloomy faces described Tinubu’s victory as a charade that would further plunge the country into a more economic pit. In motor parks, markets and newspaper stands, people complained bitterly over INEC’s decision to pronounce Tinubu the winner of the election when Nigerians were fast asleep, instead of doing so during the day. “I have witnessed several elections in 62 years on earth. I was a young boy when FEDECO ran the 1983 election. but what just happened with INEC is unheard of.” says an elderly man who owns a pharmaceutical store in Woji. https://www.newtelegraphng.com/tinubus-victory-port-harcourt-residents-vow-to-repay-pdp-in-guber-poll
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Nigerians has dug up a screenshots of INEC Chairman, Prof. Mahmood Yakubu’s son giving him accolades for a job well done. He said it was as an heavy task executed perfectly and he would not have comeback to Nigeria if Peter Obi wins the elections. https://instablog9ja.com/2023/03/02/2023-polls-nigerians-dig-up-screenshots-of-inec-chairman-prof-mahmood-yakubus-son-giving-him-accolades-for-a-job-well-done
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Election that produced Tinubu as president flawed, says Buhari resident Muhammadu Buhari has admitted the Saturday presidential poll in which former governor of Lagos Bola Tinubu emerged as the winner is flawed. Mr Buhari also charged Atiku Abubakar of the Peoples Democratic Party and Peter Obi of the Labour Party to challenge the outcome of the poll in court if they have proof that the exercise was rigged in Mr Tinubu’s favour…… “That is not to say the exercise (Saturday’s election) was without fault. For instance, there were technical problems with electronic transmission of the results,” said the Nigerian leader. “Of course, there will be areas that need work to bring further transparency and credibility to the voting procedure. However, none of the issues registered represent a challenge to the freeness and fairness of the elections.” Mr Buhari disclosed this in a statement by his media aide Garba Shehu, congratulating the president-elect. “I know some politicians and candidates may not agree with this view. That too is fine. If any candidate believes they can prove the fraud they claim is committed against them, then bring forward the evidence,” said Mr Buhari. “If they cannot, then we must conclude that the election was indeed the people’s will – no matter how hard that may be for the losers to accept. If they feel the need to challenge, please take it to the courts, not to the streets.” The president’s speech followed INEC chairman Mahmood Yakubu’s declaration of Mr Tinubu as the winner of Saturday’s presidential election at the National Collation Centre in Abuja. Mr Tinubu polled 8,794,726 votes to defeat PDP’s Atiku Abubakar, winning 12 of 36 states of Nigeria. Mr Abubakar polled 6,984,520 votes. Peter Obi of Labour Party, came third, polling 6,101,533 votes. The declaration of Mr Tinubu as the president-elect came amidst huge protest by PDP and Labour Party, calling for suspension of result collation and and outright cancellation of the presidential poll due to INEC’s failure to upload election results on its server in real time. https://vincentinho.com.ng/breaking-election-that-produced-tinubu-as-president-flawed-says-buhari
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derecho:. I am not in support of any political party I font care if APC win but my fear is the vice president elect because we could remembered that boko haram suspect was trace in his house in Abuja we in south south could could have preferred Atiku |
We all know who the vice president of APC elect is, if to say Tinubu select another person as vice president it could have being better since is the formal sponsor terrorist, Nigeria is doom and I others is south south appeal to the vice president elect please we don't need terrorist in south south because we never vote for you we could have preferred Atiku. Pls measure the terrorist end In south west Nigeria |
Nigerians went to the polls in highly anticipated presidential and National Assembly elections that the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) kept on schedule despite a volatile and challenging environment. Fundamental freedoms of assembly and movement were largely respected, yet the full enjoyment of the latter was impeded by insufficient planning, insecurity and the prevailing Naira and fuel shortages. Abuse of incumbency by various political office holders distorted the playing field and there were widespread allegations of vote buying. Media provided an extensive coverage of the three leading campaigns, while disinformation interfered with voters’ right to make an informed choice on election day. The EU EOM is continuing its observation of the ongoing collation and tabulation of results throughout the country. INEC’s operational capacity was hampered by the ongoing fuel and Naira shortage. Insecurity prevented it from accessing some Local Government Areas (LGAs), notably in the South. Attacks on INEC premises, including just days before polling, hindered preparations in affected areas, while instilling fear in voters. Overall, stakeholders had expressed confidence in INEC’s independence, professionalism, and voter information efforts, but this decreased ahead of elections. INEC lacked efficient planning and transparency during critical stages of the electoral process, while on election day trust in INEC was seen to further reduce due to delayed polling processes and information gaps related to much anticipated access to results on its Results Viewing Portal (IReV). In the lead-up to elections, the widely welcomed Electoral Act 2022 introduced measures aimed at building stakeholder trust, however leaving some important gaps in terms of accountability and INEC’s power to enforce the law. Weak points include a lack of INEC empowerment to enforce sanctions for electoral offences and breaches of campaign finance rules. Positively, INEC benefited from more timely financing than for previous contests. Other new provisions also aimed to enhance transparency of results. The introduction of the Bimodal Voter Accreditation System (BVAS) and the IReV for the 2023 elections was perceived as an important step to ensure the integrity and credibility of elections. However, delayed training of technical personnel, an inadequate mock testing exercise, and a lack of public information on the election technologies diminished expectations and left room for speculation and uncertainty. During the early stages of collation, presidential result forms from polling units were not displayed on the IReV, while Senate and House of Representative results were slowly published. Presidential election result forms started to be uploaded after 10 pm on election day, raising concerns and reaching only 20 per cent by noon on 26 February. Later the same evening, INEC explained the delay with “technical hitches.” Among 93.4 million registered voters, 9.5 million additional voters were registered ahead of the 2023 polls, of whom two-thirds were youth following mobilisation efforts during the registration period. Yet, the collection of permanent voter cards (PVC), a requirement to vote, was negatively affected by poor institutional planning. Two days before elections, INEC stated that 93.3 per cent of PVCs were collected. Without an independent audit of the voter register, quality and inclusiveness could not be assured. Following contentious candidate registration processes there were18 contestants for the presidential office and over 4200 for 461 national assembly seats. They were selected in party primaries that reportedly lacked transparency and inclusiveness, marked by very chronically low levels of participation of women and youth. This compounded an overall stark lack of legal measures for inclusion and barriers to participation which do not align with international standards. The conduct of contesting parties and candidates, as well as some gaps in the law, led to a spate of pre- election court cases, with some matters not finalised ahead of elections. During the pre-election period, EU EOM interlocutors criticised various court rulings for being too technical, some leading to belated primary re-runs, others to substitutions of perceived legitimate candidates, thereby eroding public trust, exposing intra-party conflicts, and contributing to a volatile campaign environment. The campaign was highly competitive, and contestants conducted rallies nationwide, but the Naira cash and fuel scarcity reduced activities and attendance. Political parties denounced unequal campaign conditions due to interference of opponent governors. Reports of vote and PVC buying were also frequent. Internal party conflicts weakened the presidential campaigns of PDP and APC with personal accusation obscuring issue-based messages shortly before the elections. There was a lack of prosecution of electoral offences and a significant increase in violent incidents closer to elections, including attacks on candidates, reportedly, aimed to disturb the elections and suppress voter participation, particularly in the South-East. Media offered an extensive campaign coverage, despite economic hardships, institutional pressures, and electoral violence. Prime-time newscasts focused on the Naira swap, and APC and PDP animosities, granting both parties equitable exposure, although mostly negative in tone. Politicians used polarising rhetoric on air and conspiracy theories, originating online, were frequently discussed in the most popular talk shows. Analytical reporting on party policies was scant. Lead contestants could not be compared directly, as APC and PDP rebuffed presidential debates, undermining voters’ right to an informed choice. Social media was actively used by political actors as a campaign tool. However, the platforms were misused to spread harmful content, including disinformation on key electoral processes; the measures the platforms took to protect electoral integrity were insufficient. Misleading information also came from political actors and contributed to a blurred information environment for voters. Online and offline media joined forces with civil society and fact checkers to safeguard the integrity of the pre-election information environment. Real-time fact checking of gubernatorial and other contestants’ debates strived to hold candidates accountable, while various formats of voter information, raised voter awareness and helped to counter electoral insecurity, complementing INEC efforts. Civil society organisations observed and scrutinised different aspects of the election, issued several pre- election reports, at times probing INEC’s operational preparedness, offering voters a non-partisan assessment of election preparations. Over 14 4,800 citizen observers monitored election day proceedings. https://gazettengr.com/european-union-says-nigerias-2023-presidential-election-distorted-not-credible |
Political thugs storm Alimosho LGA collation center to wreak havoc and hara§s party agents https://www.instagram.com/p/CpIRCHrL2ZI/?igshid=ZWU2MTYxZTY= https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qviR1ZGe6rM |
Voters bemoan alleged manipulation of election results at a collation center in Apapa, Lagos. https://www.instagram.com/p/CpHliNmr6iK/?igshid=ZWU2MTYxZTY= https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cWgxsIXSJgk |
Inec official refuse to upload election result from a pulling unit in Ilupeju, Lagos State. https://www.instagram.com/p/CpGW62ftIrz/?igshid=ZWU2MTYxZTY= https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ThE1FDFEvp4 |
17 passengers rescued alive after their boat capsized around Third Mainland bridge, Lagos https://www.instagram.com/p/Co5BwTyLsQZ/?igshid=ZWU2MTYxZTY= https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DAKgm8wToRE |
Cashless Society: Bus conductor seen using a POS machine in Lagos. https://www.instagram.com/p/Co6_aVaNNVF/?igshid=ZWU2MTYxZTY= https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mrkuz_FCStE |
Just In: Several houses razed as petrol tanker falls and explodes in Idanre, Ondo State. https://www.instagram.com/p/Coz6Y71tRJ-/?igshid=ZWU2MTYxZTY= https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-QowY-WloLc |
Lagos petrol station called out for allegedly charging customers N1,200 extra for every purchase. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dwg7WjRjn-I https://www.instagram.com/p/CowfJW7Lfv3/?igshid=ZWU2MTYxZTY= |
Just In: Protest rocks Port Harcourt, Rivers State over scarcity of new Naira notes. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d04q4ape-vQ https://www.instagram.com/p/CowlssNLZ0S/?igshid=ZWU2MTYxZTY= |
Buhari achieved nothing in eight years; determined to destroy APC before leaving: Ganduje Buhari achieved nothing in eight years; determined to destroy APC before leaving: Ganduje Kano Governor Abdullahi Ganduje on Thursday said President Muhammadu Buhari did not achieve anything throughout his eight years in office, and is now determined to ruin the All Progressive Congress (APC) before leaving office in May 2023. In a televised discussion on Thursday, Mr Ganduje, who spoke in Hausa, reminded the people how Mr Buhari had failed in his three previous attempts before 2015 when political parties merged to form APC and dislodge the Peoples Democratic Party from office. Mr Ganduje further stated that Mr Buhari has had no tangible achievements to point out throughout his stay in office but had instead decided to destroy the party that brought him into power. “In the first term, nothing of great importance can point out as his achievement, same as in his second term. So, why is he bringing out all these policies now? why not seven years ago? He just wants to collapse the party that produced him,” he said. “How could care for Nigerians and then propose such a policy as the naira redesign? Why not seven years ago or after the election? This shows he is not a good leader; if he is, he would not remain calm seeing people setting properties on fire out of frustration,” the Kano governor added. “This is why we went to the court and stand against them because we know that their motive is to prevent free and fair elections. By God’s grace, all of their efforts will be in vain because we will reverse all these policies as soon as we win the election.” The APC stalwart also mentioned that he would adhere to orders of the Supreme Court that recognised continuous usage of old naira notes, even as the presidency and the Central Bank of Nigeria, (CBN) are asking the banks to stop accepting the notes because they had ceased to be legal tender in Nigeria. “People’s businesses are suffering, and you are asking for more time. I’ve ordered the closure of any supermarket that rejects old naira notes. Supreme Court recognizes the notes, and you are asking banks not to accept the notes. Who is more powerful between the Court and them?” Mr Ganduje, an ally of the president, said. A spokesman for the president did not return a request seeking comments about the Kano governor’s comments on Thursday night. The attack came as other members of the president’s party were intensifying their pushback again the decision to delist N200, N500 and N1,000 banknotes across the country. The politicians, mostly governors of the ruling party, said Mr Buhari’s action was designed to plunge the nation into chaos. Governor Nasir El-Rufai said the Buhari administration was working towards a military coup in Nigeria, saying an army general had already been pegged down to lead an interim government when Mr Buhari’s tenure ends on May 31. The president has denied any nefarious motives behind the policy, saying it was designed to curb money laundering and vote buying during the upcoming general elections. https://www.instagram.com/p/Cov8MfVoMlV/?igshid=ZWU2MTYxZTY= https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jr1pK2gARzo |
Fire guts popular shopping mall in Surulere, Lagos. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PgkdZQ7RKWk https://www.instagram.com/p/Coun6vwr0LT/?igshid=ZWU2MTYxZTY= |
Man arrested for allegedly snatching a young boy’s penis in Owerri, Imo State. https://www.instagram.com/p/Cor1ECNtn4V/?igshid=ZWU2MTYxZTY= https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iJ_OxqisNf0 |
18-yr-old UNIPORT student dies after being hit and run over by two cars A 100-level student of the University of Port Harcourt (UNIPORT), Rivers State, Favour Ogechi Ohaeri, has di£d after been h#t and r@n over by two cars in Alakahia area of the state. The 18-year-old philosophy student was on her way to school on Wednesday, February 8, when she was first h#t by a car while trying to cross the road. It was gathered that another car r@n over her as soon as she h#t the ground. She was subsequently rushed to the hospital but sadly passed away on Monday, February 13. According to a source, “She was my room mate. She was on her way to school when the accid€nt happened. She was about to cross the road, when a white car h#t her, and upon her landing on the floor, a black one r@n over her. The two drivers were still arguing and fi¥hting when the first driver’s girlfriend noticed she was still breathing. They quickly took her to the University of Port Harcourt teaching hospital (UPTH) but the car that r@n over her, ran away. Even when they got to the hospital, the doctors just bandaged her and left her like that until I came with my friends to riot before treatment commenced. She di£d yesterday.” https://www.instagram.com/p/CopPB8tt9bL/?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y= https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rm7vfmIzhRg |
Edo big boy, others arrested for armed robbery, days after he flaunted money and luxury cars online Police operatives in Edo State have arrested a suspected notorious gang of armed robbers for terrorizing Amagba area of Benin City, the state’s capital. Among the suspects who were arrested on Tuesday morning, February 14, is popular socialite and tiktoker, Rich Major. It was gathered that the suspects were nabbed by youths of the community during a failed operation. This comes days after Rich Major flaunted bundles of money, house and luxury cars online. https://www.instagram.com/p/Cop5tkgrsai/?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y= https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kWbWoPaMAU4 |
Rival cult members on Sunday in Gboko, the trade political seat of the Tiv land area of Benue State engaged one another in clashes leading to the death of seven people. The suspected cult members were said to have also gone from street to street setting ablaze nine houses that were linked to the rival members. A resident of the ancient town who identified himself as Msugh told the Nigerian Tribune on the phone that the incident happened on Sunday night adding that the crisis started as a fight between two cult rival members. According to Msugh, “What we heard was that two rival cult members were boasting of superiority referring to last year’s September incident from there fight ensued leading to the death of one and before you know it, the news spread and each of the rival groups regroups and were moving from one street to another killing themselves. “Several people were killed and many houses burnt down Confirming the incident, the Chairman of Gboko Local Government, Isaac Mton said that seven people were killed. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lCwuxonXYhg https://tribuneonlineng.com/seven-dead-as-rival-cult-groups-clash-in-benue/ |
UNN student hospitalized after lecturer allegedly broke her head with a stone An 100-level student of the University of Nigeria Nsukka, Enugu State, has been hospitalized after one of her lecturers, Mr Ukwueze Ogochukwu, allegedly br%ke her head on Monday, February 13. It was gathered that Ukwueze, from the Faculty of Humanities, threw a st%ne at a group of students and it unfortunately h#t a girl, identified simply as Blessing. According to reports, trouble started after his class ended at 7:00 am and the students scrambled to sign his attendance. Out of annoyance, Ukwueze allegedly threw a st%ne into the crowd of students. The st%ne hit Blessing on the head and she started bl££ding profusely. She was said to have pa§§ed out a moment later and was rushed to the school’s medical center. In one of the videos obtained, Blessing could be seen being carried away in a bike. In another video, she was laying in a hospital bed and in visible pains. Meanwhile, her colleagues later stormed the admin office to stage a protest and demand for the lecturer’s immediate dismissal. https://www.instagram.com/p/ConPzIELkWg/?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y= https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NkxjdpbugJY |
House On The Rock Pastor Detained For Mounting Pulpit With AK 47 Gun The pastor caused a stir on Sunday when he mounted the pulpit carrying an AK 47 rifle during the second service. The Presiding Pastor, House on the Rock, Abuja Chapter, Uche Aigbe has been detained by the police in Abuja, according to Punch. The Commissioner of Police, Federal Capital Territory Command, Sadiq Abubakar, also made a recommendation to the Inspector-General of Police, Usman Baba, to dismiss a police officer, Inspector Musa Audu, who will be facing an orderly room trial for handing over his rifle to the pastor. Inspector Audu and Pastor Aigbe were detained by the Intelligence Response Team, Force Intelligence Bureau, Garki, Abuja, on Monday. Aigbe had caused a stir on Sunday when he mounted the pulpit carrying an AK 47 rifle during the second service, which frequently has a high turnout of the congregation who come from different parts of the FCT. https://divinevibes.com.ng/house-on-the-rock-pastor-detained-for-mounting-pulpit-with-ak-47-gun/ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gioOCgHxfxE |
Women seen flogging the living daylights out of their enemies in Iju Ishaja, Lagos. https://www.instagram.com/p/CogwfrCtum-/?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y= https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FcJ-qZngscc |