₦airaland Forum

Omoawoke:
You left Abia to Lagos to commit crime against humanity

The duo of Sunday Nwabufor ‘m’ aged 47 of Festac and Obinna Nweke ‘m’ aged 45 of Ketu Mile 12 were arrested by officers of Ojo Division on Wednesday, September 18, 2024 at about 1400hrs in the Ojo area of Lagos State following a tip-off. They were found with 120 wraps of substance suspected to be cocaine.

Investigation is ongoing.

TWO SUSPECTS APPREHENDED FOR SALES OF NEWBORN TWINS

Operatives of the Lagos State Police Command have arrested one Ujunwa Una 'f' and Chinelo Igbechionwu 'f' for conspiracy and child sales.

The suspects were arrested by patrol officers from Ojodu Division stationed at Berger bus-stop, an entry point into Lagos State, whom had earlier been alerted about the suspects by a Good Samaritan. The suspects were found with two newborn baby girls, approximately six-days old, while traveling from Abia State on September 9, 2024.

Investigations revealed that the suspects were en route to deliver the babies to one nurse in Lagos State whom the mother of the babies promised to link them up with only after they had arrived Lagos.

Upon questioning, the suspects confessed to the crime, stating that they were paid the sum of One Hundred and Fifty Thousand Naira (₦150,000) for transportation of the babies to Lagos. The suspects added that the mother of the babies sold the babies because she could not give them proper care.

The case was transferred to the Gender Unit of the Command from where the newborns were placed in the custody of a motherless babies home for proper care and medical evaluation.

While investigation is ongoing to arrest other conspirators, the arrested suspects were arraigned on Thursday, September 19, 2024.

SP BENJAMIN HUNDEYIN, anipr, mipra
POLICE PUBLIC RELATIONS OFFICER
LAGOS STATE COMMAND
IKEJA

September 20, 2024.

Justnation:
Audio construction, deceitful and dubious

Lipscomb:
Imagine if its someone from other tribe become a president and the country in disarray like this all the Yoruba would have come out to do protest and shut everywhere down.

Guestlander:
Sanwo-Olu is impressive. Only in Nigeria would anyone think of substituting him for someone like Gbarebo.
It is mind boggling.

In our drive to attract skilled, trustworthy, and capable foreign investors to support the THEMES+ development agenda, I led a delegation on a two-day working visit to Portugal. Our primary focus was the Mota-Engil Consortium, one of the largest construction companies in Europe.

During our visit, we toured the Porto International Airport—Francisco Sá Carneiro Airport—constructed by Mota-Engil, which was truly impressive. We also visited their waste management facilities and real estate operations, which provided us with a wealth of knowledge and insight. Mota-Engil has an impressive track record of delivering large infrastructure projects in Africa and this speaks volumes about their capabilities.

We are focused on potential collaborations for the proposed Lekki-Epe International Airport. This strategic initiative is aimed at alleviating congestion at the Murtala Mohammed International Airport and improving infrastructure along the Lekki-Epe corridor.

Sunnymatey:
Sanwo Olu should ask Otti for tutorials.
Lagos now looks like the old Aba.

gidgiddy:
You mean this guy who was fighting to be slave of the North when Ojukwu was fighting for his freedom?

It doesn't compare

gidgiddy:
Oh really? And how many of them actually ever held a gun and fought a war in their lives?

To be an activist and fighting with your mouth is one thing, to take up a gun and fight war is on another level of activism