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The Ogun State Police Command has arrested a Pastor who was paraded in his church premises, for reportedly killing and burying 2 children inside his Church for rituals in Ogun State. The State’s Police Commissioner, Ahmed Iliyasu, said the exhumed human parts will be taken in forensic investigation. The Pastor who confessed to the crime, said that the kids (male and female) aged 10 and 12 were killed for Fifty thousand naira each.

The Nigerian army swung into action after a news platform, Daily Sun, on August 9, published a bomb expert, Professor Yakubu’s outcry over the huge number of explosives stockpiled in the state. The explosives expert, stockpile manager and Managing Director of Demining Concept Nigeria, further noted that about 44,000 other bombs are located in some uncleared locations across the southeastern part of the country. The bomb expert noted that some of the explosives are located in schools, churches, markets and other public places. Prof. Yakubu revealed some of the marked 107 uncleared locations to include Imo Etiti-Ihitte Uboma – Madonna High School, former Ojukwu’s logistic base, Ohoba/Ahoada Road Owerri West, Holy Rosary Pry School, Anambra, Abaganana/Ukpo Road side, Residence of Michael Okechukwu, Rivers Ayama Central school Oyigbo -Ayama Town and Ozuzu Central School, Etche Local Government Area, among others. He noted that the army authorities contacted him for details after

Obo-Ekpenyog, the pastor of Royal God’s Commandment Ministry, Calabar, who allegedly killed a one-year and six-month-old baby for ritual in Cross River State has been paraded by the police command. The suspect was paraded alongside six others, and some secrete worship materials were also discovered and exposed too.

A Nigerian guy  has been blinded by his brother over a land dispute in  Anambra state. This happened @ Atani In Ogbaru local government area Anambra State on 10th may 2017 at about 11:37am. Its a land dispute between two families. The land has been used for farming by the ugonna family while the victims family demanded a shift in the use of the land after several years. The victim name is Emmanuel he was born in 1991, had misunderstanding with WIKE the one who poured acid on Emmanuel. Wike called for the arrest of Emmanuel who he claimed threatened to kill him to the police but Emmanuel was not arrested. On That faithful day, Emmanuel went to farm to work. It was on that farm, wike went to meet Emmanuel, challenged him and poured acid on him and beat him severely. Wike as we speak is on the run Wike is in his 40s This case needs urgent attention that’s the reason I got interested in it This Ugonna Chinonso’s number 08032910174 u can call him for more information, pleas

A bullion van loaded with an unspecified amount of money went up in flames on Tuesday under the Ojota bridge, Lagos. According to Vanguard, the van which did not have a fire extinguisher was driving towards toll gate, apparently to disburse the money in some banks when the unexpected happened. The exact cause of the fire which occurred at about 2.30pm could not be immediately ascertained. However, an eye witness, Mrs Moji Maitani, told newsmen: “I was driving home when all of a sudden the vehicle directly in front of me veered to another lane. I quickly applied the break to avoid what the motorist attempted to dodge, only to discover that a vehicle was on fire. “On further observation, it was discovered to be a bullion van. Its occupants rushed out and were flagging other motorists to demand for fire extinguisher. But I could not stop, in order not to be trapped in any disaster.” Another eye witness, who asked not be named, said that the money stocked inside the van wa

Eight passengers were killed in an auto crash in Delta State while an official of the Federal Road Safety Corps was crushed to death at the foot of the Niger Bridge in Onitsha, Anambra State on Tuesday. The Delta State auto crash involved a commercial bus which crashed into the Itakpe-Aladja railway line while crossing a bridge near Agbor killing the eight passengers while seven others sustained life-threatening injuries. Giving details of the accident, an eyewitness said the deceased included six males and two females while a toddler was among the seven victims who sustained varying degrees of injury. According to Punch, the source added that the driver of the bus with registration number BMA 524 XA lost control while crossing the bridge resulting in the fatal crash. The commercial bus was said to be heading towards Asaba when the accident occurred. It was learnt that officials of the FRSC joined other sympathisers to rescue the injured victims

Arsenal Fc have rejected a bid worth £50 million from Manchester City for Alexis Sanchez. However, sources close to the City hierarchy have disclosed that they remain confident of signing Alexis before Thursday's transfer deadline. It was reported earlier on Tuesday that City and Arsenal have opened talks over the Chilean, signalling a shift in stance from the Gunners, who had long insisted their forward is not for sale. It is also understood that it is Arsenal who broached the idea of including Raheem Sterling in the deal, though City have no desire to sell the England international and are determined to complete a cash-only transfer. It has also been reported that the Londoners are interested in Sergio Aguero, but sources close to the player stress he has no interest in the move. Alexis agreed personal terms with City several weeks ago and informed the Gunners that he wanted to leave the club at the start of July. City have been confident of signing him since April, a

Togo’s capital was in security lock-down on Friday with large numbers of police deployed and many businesses shuttered after opposition  parties called for strikes marking the weekend deaths of two anti-government protesters. According to videos circulating on social media the protesters fought back beating up soldiers and even seizing their Guns According to facebook user Fred Brown Lobos  who shared the below photos; In Other news, The protest, dubbed “Togo Mort” or “Dead Togo” by the opposition coalition, comes against a backdrop of soaring political tensions as the government resists pressure to change the constitution to limit the power of President Faure Gnassingbe.  Two people were killed — one after suffering a gunshot wound — at weekend protests against Gnassingbe’s rule in Sokode, 300 kilometres (185 miles) north of Lome. Sixty-six people were arrested following the violence, according to the justice ministry. Opposition leaders gathered in a church in Lome f

A report that has gone viral on social media indicate that a trigger-happy police officer in the South-eastern part of Nigeria shot at a driver flying the Biafra flag against his order. The incident occured in Aba, Abia State when a lorry driver’s life got threatened in after a policeman reportedly shot at him for refusing to take down a Biafra flag hanging in his vehicle. A bullet hole could be seen on the windscreen of the truck alongside a crack from the shot but the driver was safe. This stirred up rukus in the area as residents were thrown into panic. Recall that the federal government has frowned at Biafra secession with President Muhammadu Buhari stating that the unity of Nigeria is non-negotiable

The atmosphere in the Arsenal dressing room after the 4 - 0 defeat to Liverpool last weekend has been described as being as silent as a morgue with Arsene Wenger finding it hard to speak.  The Dailymail reports that Petr Cech was one of the first people to speak but "by and large, yet again, it was a morgue. Lifeless. " Things were so quiet that Alexis Sanchez post on Instagram was not captioned; only Mesut Ozil was able to send an apology on social media.

Senator Isa Hamman Misau representing Bauchi Central Senatorial District in the National Assembly has been declared wanted for questioning by the Nigeria Police Force. Reports say the police want to speak with Misau over alleged forgery and desertion from the force among other things.  Misau’s trouble began after he told National Assembly Correspondents on Friday, August 25 that there is huge corruption in the police involving payments for special security services to corporate bodies, oil firms and highly placed citizens in the country.  According to Naij, the lawmaker also accused Inspector General of Police Ibrahim Idris of being involved in high-level extortion. But police spokesman Jimoh Moshood says Misau’s accusations are all false. Moshood said: “His real name in the Police is DSP Mohammed Isa Hamman, with Police number AP No. 57300. He is still a Police Officer and not a Senator because his name is still in the Police Service.  “Senate will do the nation good by aski

More details have emerged on the 12 people inside the boat that capsized at Ilashe area of Lagos on Sunday. The deceased are said to be family members heading to an evangelical outreach in Festac shortly after church.  The survivors , an 8-year-old boy and the driver of the ill-fated boat, Phillip Godwin are said to be receiving treatment at an undisclosed hospital. The boat driver was blamed for refusing to provide life jackets to his passengers before embarking on the the journey.

The Human Rights Writers Association of Nigeria (HURIWA) has condemned Governor Rochas Okorocha of Imo State for flouting a subsisting order of an Imo State High Court by forcefully demolishing the ancient Eke-Ukwu market in Owerri municipal, leading to many casualties. HURIWA accused Okorocha of illegal use of the armed forces to carry out a simple task of stopping possible breach of peace as a consequence of the controversial demolition of the longstanding market in the heart of Owerri city, an action the aborigines kicked against and successfully secured a pending interlocutory court's injunction to halt but which has been brazenly disrespected by the Governor. The rights group said the killings, if not investigated and offenders arrested and prosecuted, it would forward a petition to the International Criminal Court in The Hague, Netherlands. In a statement by its National Coordinator, Comrade Emmanuel Onwubiko and the National Director of Media Affairs, Miss. Zainab

The Zim. President launched an indirect attack on whites in South Africa, drawing attention on white supremacy in the country meant to be striking a balance between its racial differences. In a short clip, the nonagenarian said he asked a member of the African National Congress (ANC) why whites still had so much power in South Africa and in reply, the member reportedly said it’s because of Nelson Mandela. “I asked one ANC Minister how come the whites have been left with so much power, and he said it was because of your friend Mandela. That was an ANC Minister who was saying that…” Mugabe said. Mugabe was speaking at the national shrine during the burial of the Southern African country’s two heroes, Moudy Muzenda and George Rutanhire over the weekend. White supremacy in South Africa implies black inferiority and Nelson Mandela blamed it on “lack of human dignity experienced by Africans. President Zuma insisted that though the contentious radical economic transformation con

One more week remains in the transfer window, and this year’s market hasn’t failed to provide entertainment be it intentional of not. Can you guess what the most embarrassing things to happen to in the transfer window have been? Let’s take a look! Just like the European summer, the transfer window has been hot, hot, HOT! From Neymar’s incredible world-record transfer fee to Paulinho selling just one Barcelona shirt, the off-season has provided some memorable moments and most of them are downright whacky. Whilst many of the big spenders will look back and reflect on a successful summer, others will have some cringe-worthy moments that won’t be forgot any time soon. Eager to find out what they? Let’s take a look! Barcelona announce Angel Di Maria After losing Neymar, Catalan management found themselves under pressure from the fans to hire a replacement, and one name that was linked to the post was former Real Madrid man Angel di Maria. Those rumours were much to the dismay of

   

The Oyo State Governor, Abiola Ajimobi, has expressed sadness over the sudden death of a member of the Olubadan-in-Council, the Otun Balogun of Ibadanland, High Chief Olufemi Olaifa. In a statement issued by his Special Adviser on Communication and Strategy, Mr Yomi Layinka, the governor described the passing away of the Ibadan high chief as shocking and depressing. Olaifa, a Veterinary Doctor and prominent member of the Olubadan-in-Council, died in the late hours of Thursday at the University College Hospital (UCH), Ibadan. He would also have been crowned as an Oba on Sunday (today) alongside other members of the council, who were recently elevated from high chiefs to beaded-crown wearing traditional rulers. Ajimobi said: “I received the news of the passing away of High Chief Femi Olaifa with shock. I am greatly saddened and devastated by this unfortunate incident. He will be sorely missed. “Chief Olaifa was bubbling with life when he and other members of the Olubadan-in-Cou