WIZKID REPLACES CRASHED PORSCHE WITH A NEW ONE
Barely two weeks after crashing his Porsche Panamera, Wizkid has taken
delivery of a new one. He posted the picture to his instagram with the
caption: ‘BLESSED!!!’.
LIZ DASILVA WELCOMES BABY BOY
She was delivered of a baby boy at a hospital in Surelere Lagos on Sunday 16th June, 2013. Big congrats to LIZ
HOW KIDNAPPERS LURED A 7 YEAR OLD BOY WITH ICE CREAM
A seven-year-old pupil of Martha Dei
Primary School in Ogoja, Cross River State, Williams Ebele, said the
kidnappers that abducted him on June 10, 2013 gave him ice cream to lure
him to their hideout in the bush.
Ebele, who was abducted for four days
before he was rescued by the police, also said the kidnappers took him
once to a nearby river to take his bath.
He spoke on Friday at the headquarters
of the Cross River State Police Command in Calabar, where two of his
abductors alongside six other arrested criminals, were paraded by the
state Police Commissioner, Mr. Kola Sodipo.
The names of the arrested suspected
kidnappers were Mark Odey (27) and Julius Ogbor (22). Other paraded
suspects who were linked to armed robbery, cultism and communal clash
comprised Victor Edu (21); Ubong Udo (21); Anthony Etowa (30); Mathew
Akpana (26); and Ikechukwu Okereke (30).
Items recovered from the suspects were
one GPMG gun, two AK49 rifles, one AK47 rifle, one assault rifle, seven
rounds of GPMG live ammunition, eight empty magazines of AK rifles and
speedboat W23 fitted with 200HP Yamaha engine.
Ebele said he was given only biscuits (cabin) to eat for the four days he stayed in the hideout.
He said, “They (kidnappers) came to my
school after we had closed and said my father was calling me. I had not
seen them before but followed them because they gave me ice cream. They
took me to the bush and they gave me cabin biscuit for four days.
FATHER NARRATES HOW HIS SON WAS KILLED BY A STRAY BULLET
When on June 13, 2013, the Ebun family
went to pick up their son, Jide, from the Murtala Mohammed International
Airport, Lagos, everybody was happy because the 17-year-old boy had
been in Canada where he was schooling and had not seen his family for
two years.
The family comprising the father,
Olusegun, the mother, Funke, the first son, Jide, the only daughter,
Damilola, and the last child, nine-year-old Timilehin, were in a Sports
Utility Vehicle, a Nissan Pathfinder, with registration number HD844EKY.
Timilehin sat in the centre of the back seat with his two siblings where he was playing a hand-held game.
The nine-year-old boy and his father
were engaged in an argument as regards his future ambition. While the
little boy said he wanted to be a footballer, his father advised him to
go to the university to study medicine after which he could go ahead to
become a footballer.
The reunion was however short-lived. On
getting to Mile 12 end of Ikorodu Expressway, a police stray bullet
pierced through the windscreen of the vehicle and killed Timilehin on
the spot.
HOMOSEXUALS PROTEST IN ANAMBRA
Litigants and witnesses at the Atani Chief Magistrate Court in
Ogbaru local government area of Anambra State Wednesday witnessed a mild
drama in the court premises as some people who claimed to be
homosexuals nearly disrupted court proceedings in solidarity with two
suspected homosexuals standing trial for allegedly committing same sex
offence.
As early as 9 .00am, a large number of men with feminist outlook
started gathering at the court premises to the surprise of the people
around and it was only then that information filtered into the area that
they came to identify with two of their members who were arrested by
the police and charged to court for same sex violation related offence.
NIGERIA'S NATIONAL ANTHEM COMPOSER,BENEDICT ODIASE IS DEAD
The composer of Nigeria’s National Anthem, Pa Benedict Odiase died last night.
Pa Odiase composed “Arise O Compatriots” in May 1978.
He retired in 1992 as a Deputy Commissioner of Police after being the Director of Music with the Nigeria Police Band.
Last year he got a cheque of N150,000 from the Musical Copyright Society of Nigeria as royalty for using the composition as a ringtone.May his soul rest in peace.
Pa Odiase composed “Arise O Compatriots” in May 1978.
He retired in 1992 as a Deputy Commissioner of Police after being the Director of Music with the Nigeria Police Band.
Last year he got a cheque of N150,000 from the Musical Copyright Society of Nigeria as royalty for using the composition as a ringtone.May his soul rest in peace.
FATAI ROLLING DOLLAR DIES AT 85
Pa Fatai Olayiwola Olagunju, popularly known as Fatai Rolling Dollar has
passed on. He died this morning at Marritol Hospital, Surulere after a
brief illness. He was 85 years old, May his soul rest in peace
GOVERNOR FASHOLA OKAYS LAW TO CREMATE CORPSES IN LAGOS
While signing the bill on Monday at
Lagos House, Ikeja, the governor explained that the cremation law is
voluntary, adding that its enactment showed how the concept of
globalisation has taken its roots in the state.
Fashola said, “We commend members of the
state House of Assembly for responding to global yearnings. Their zeal
in passing the bill also shows that cremation is the best way to go.”
Attorney-General and Commissioner for Justice, Mr. Ade Ipaye, said the law only provided for voluntary cremation.
He said, “It is voluntary in the sense
that it allows for voluntary cremation, whereby a person may signify
interest to be cremated when he dies or a deceased’s family members who
must attain the age of 18 years can decide to have the corpse cremated.
BABCOCK GRADUATING STUDENT LOSES 8 FAMILY MEMBERS IN AUTO CRASH
The Vice-Chancellor, Babcock University Ilishan-Remo, Ogun State,
Professor Kayode Makinde, on Sunday drew the emotion of the audience at
the graduation ceremony of the university, when he invited one of the
best graduating students from the School of Nursing Science, Miss
Margaret Okwuikpo, to the podium for special prayers on the death of
eight members of her family who died in a motor accident.
According to report, Miss Okwuikpo lost her father, grandmother, sisters, brothers and cousin in a motor accident which occurred on Friday in Port-Harcourt, on their way to Backcock University, for her convocation ceremony slated for Sunday.
According to the report, the family hired a Lagos bound 14- passenger bus from Port-Harcourt but the bus was involved in an accident 15minutes after it left the park, allegedly due to over speeding. Sources further informed that her mother, brother in-law and other two persons are currently on danger list in the hospital.
According to report, Miss Okwuikpo lost her father, grandmother, sisters, brothers and cousin in a motor accident which occurred on Friday in Port-Harcourt, on their way to Backcock University, for her convocation ceremony slated for Sunday.
According to the report, the family hired a Lagos bound 14- passenger bus from Port-Harcourt but the bus was involved in an accident 15minutes after it left the park, allegedly due to over speeding. Sources further informed that her mother, brother in-law and other two persons are currently on danger list in the hospital.
18 YEAR OLD SUSPECT SAYS HE HAS NO REGRETS KILLING HIS FATHER
An 18-year-old boy, Olanrewaju
Kayode-Aremu, who was recently arrested by the Lagos State Police
Command for stabbing his 46-year-old father, Victor Kayode-Aremu, to
death has said he does not regret his action.
The native of Kwara State added that he
decided to stab his father to death because he could not lay his hands
on poison or a gun which he would have used to kill his father
It was reported on May 15, 2013 that the suspect stabbed his father to death at their home located at Langbasa in Ajah.
It had also been reported that the
suspect was a Geology student of the University of Ilorin, Kwara State,
but was asked to leave the school due to his poor grades.
The suspect, who is currently being
detained at the state Criminal Investigation Department, Yaba, said he
killed his father for many reasons.
BABA SUWE: COURT OF APPEAL OVERTURNS N25M DAMAGE AGAINST NDLEA
The Court of Appeal, Lagos Division has overturned the judgment of a Lagos High Court which awarded N25million damages against the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA), for allegedly trampling on the fundamental human rights of Lagos- based popular actor and comedian, Babatunde Omidina popularly known as Baba Suwe.
The NDLEA arrested Omidina on October 12, 2011 at the Muritala Mohammed International Airport on his way to Paris, France.
He was suspected to be trafficking hard drug. Omidina was detained beyond the constitutional provision of 24 hours without a formal arraignment before the court of competent record over alleged complicity in the ingestion of hard drugs.
However, in a lead judgment read by Justice Rita Pemu, the Court of Appeal, held that the NDLEA has the prerogative to keep the respondent in custody while investigation is being carried out.
Justice Pemu also held that the Lagos High Court does not have the jurisdiction to entertain the fundamental human rights suit filed by Omidina’s lawyer Bamidele Aturu.
The Appellate Court added that it is only the Federal High Court that has the right to adjudicate on it being a drug related matter.
The NDLEA arrested Omidina on October 12, 2011 at the Muritala Mohammed International Airport on his way to Paris, France.
He was suspected to be trafficking hard drug. Omidina was detained beyond the constitutional provision of 24 hours without a formal arraignment before the court of competent record over alleged complicity in the ingestion of hard drugs.
However, in a lead judgment read by Justice Rita Pemu, the Court of Appeal, held that the NDLEA has the prerogative to keep the respondent in custody while investigation is being carried out.
Justice Pemu also held that the Lagos High Court does not have the jurisdiction to entertain the fundamental human rights suit filed by Omidina’s lawyer Bamidele Aturu.
The Appellate Court added that it is only the Federal High Court that has the right to adjudicate on it being a drug related matter.
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