Monday, 7 July 2014

Police Arrests Redeemer Student For Murdering His Dad.

The Ogun State Police Command has arrested 21-
year old Tolani Ajayi (pictured above) a student of
the Department of History and International
Relations, Redeemer University, RCCG Camp Ogun
State for killing his father on Tuesday July 3rd.
According to PM News, the shattered body of
Barrister Charles Ajayi, 60, a  Senior Advocate of
Nigeria, was recovered in a box at a nearby bush
at Canaanland Street at the Redeemed Christian
Church of God Camp, Km 46 Lagos-Ibadan
Expressway.

63 Abducted Borno Women Escaped

63 women out of 70 women who were reported to
have been abducted by Boko Haram men in Borno
state between June 12th - June 14th have
regained their freedom. Reports by government
sources as well as members of the Borno state
vigilante group confirmed their escape.
An official of the Borno state vigilante group, Abbas
Gava while confirming the escape to journalists in
Borno, said the women made the bold move to
escape yesterday Saturday July 5th while the sect
men were attacking a military base in Damboa.

Saturday, 5 July 2014

"BRT bus killed no soldier"

LAGBUS Asset Management Limited, operators of
BRT buses have denied that one of their buses
killed a soldier. Soldiers went on a rampage
yesterday around the Palmgrove area of Lagos,
stopping BRT buses, asking passengers to get
down, beating the drivers, destroying the buses
before eventually setting them on fire. The damage
yesterday is said to be worth over N100million.
But speaking about it, a LAGBUS official said they
had nothing to do with it, explaining that they only
found a corpse in their bus and went to report it to
the police;

Nigerian National Conference Voted.

The National Conference on Thursday voted for the
creation of 18 more states in the country. The
creation of new states was one of the decisions
taken by the delegates at their plenary while
considering the report of the Committee on Political
Restructuring and Forms of Government.
Apart from the 18 new states proposed, the
conference said a separate state-yet-to-be named
should be carved out of the South-East to bring the
number of the states in the zone to six.
In creating a new state from the South-East
geopolitical zone, the conference said the creation
would correct the imbalance of the zone having the
least number of states.

Human Rights Lawyer And Social Commentator Murdered In His House.

Human rights lawyer and social commentator, Barrister Kunle Fadipe (pictured above) was last
night July 3rd  murdered at his residence at
Harmony Estate near Karaole Estate, College Road
in Ifako Ijaiye, Lagos.
According to reports, the estate where the late
barrister lived was plunged into total darkness
after power outage and the lawyer asked his son
to go and turn on the generator. As his son made
his way to the generator, a man armed with a knife
accosted him and ordered him to take him to his
father. As soon as the man got to Mr Fadipe, he
stabbed him in the neck and back. His daughter
who was at home immediately ran out of the house
and called for help. Two security officials attached
to the estate immediately ran there and were able
to overpower the murderer.

God have mercy!

Three Nigerian women and a 10year old Nigerian girl were killed in a horrific car crash on Saturday morning June 28th when their Nissan Almera car
(pictured inside the bushes) collided with an SUV (pictured being towed) at Portnashangan, just outside of Mullingar, in Ireland, Irish Mirror reports.

All four occupants of the car, including a mother and her child, were pronounced dead at the scene by emergency services and later taken to Mullingar General Hospital for post-mortem. The man driving the SUV suffered only minor injuries.

Friday, 4 July 2014

Nigerian Football Association President Arrested

This is a very unpleasant event!

 SSS operatives in Abuja reportedly arrested Aminu Maigari the NFF president and other board members on their return from the World Cup in Brazil.

This was after

Maigari and the entire NFF board were sacked by a court order that prevents them from representing the NFF.

The suit was filed by Rumson Baribote the former Nigeria Premier League chairman, who requested the court to restrain Maigari and all the committee and Congress of the NFF from managing the affairs of football matters in Nigeria.