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Friday, 5 June 2020

39 yrs old Rapes 7 yrs old

SOMETHING DRASTIC MUST BE DONE ABOUT THESE BEASTS RAPING AND KILLING...

A 39-year-old man, identified as Charles Okoro, has been arrested for allegedly raping a 7-year-old girl who lives in the same compound with her single mum, Benita Ibe in Aba, Abia state.

While speaking with LIB, the mother of the victim stated that she returned home and noticed that his daughter was not walking well. Her daughter later opened up on how Charles defiled her in his house and threatened to kill her if she tells anyone.

”The suspect is my neighbor. My daughter normally stays at home with her sister. If I am not around, they stay together. On May 19, I noticed that the way my daughter wasn’t walking well. I asked her and she said nothing. I observed that something was wrong because she started having discharge. I told her someone must have touched for such to happen.

She then told me that she cannot say it because the person told her that she will die if she ever says it. I asked her who is the person and she told me it was my neighbor who is also from my local government.

POLICE ARREST 3 BROTHERS FOR THE KIDNAP AND MURDER OF A MOTHER OF 5 IN ABUJA

POLICE ARREST 3 BROTHERS FOR THE KIDNAP AND MURDER OF A MOTHER OF 5 IN ABUJA

- Exhume remains of the deceased for forensic examination

Police operatives attached to the Intelligence Response Team IRT of the Nigeria Police Force have arrested three (3) suspects namely; Johnson Emmanuel - 38yrs, Gideon Emmanuel - 31yrs and Success Emmanuel - 27yrs for the kidnap and gruesome murder of one Mrs Janet Nnenna Ogbonnaya on 14th May, 2020.

The suspects, born by same parents, all male and native of Isiekenesi, Ideato LGA of Imo State were arrested by the Police in their home town where they had taken refuge after committing the crime in Abuja, in order to evade police arrest.

Investigations that led to the arrest of the suspects is sequel to complaints received from one Chinedu Ogbonnaya who alleged that his mother, Mrs Janet Nnenna Ogbonnaya, 55yrs, native of Ozuitem in Bende LGA of Abia State had been kidnapped and a 5-Million naira ransom demanded before she could be released.

A comprehensive and painstaking investigation by the police operatives resulted in the arrest of the three (3) suspects, whom, in the course of interrogation, revealed that the victim had long been murdered and buried. Further findings revealed that the victim, a widow, who had been a Facebook friend of the principal suspect – Johnson Emmanuel, was lured from her home in Gwagwalada to visit the suspect.

The suspect thereafter took advantage of the visit, served her yoghurt laced with drugs and subsequently had her murdered. The suspect having killed the victim and buried her remains in a septic tank, went ahead to reach out to the family of the victim using her phone and demanded 5-Million naira ransom as pre-condition for her release.

Meanwhile, today 4th June, 2020, the suspects led a team of investigators alongside pathologists to a residence at Wumba District, Lokogoma, Abuja where the victim’s decomposing body was exhumed from a septic tank. The exhumed body has been taken to the University Teaching Hospital, Gwagwalada, Abuja for forensic examination.

A Toyota Highlander Jeep belonging to the deceased has also been recovered by Police operatives at a mechanic workshop in Apo where it had been repainted into a different colour, vehicle documents fraudulently changed and ownership of the stolen vehicle criminally transferred to one of the masterminds of the crime – Johnson Emmanuel.

Investigations also revealed that the house where the deceased was killed and buried originally belonged to one of the suspects but was hurriedly sold-off to a third party apparently to obliterate evidence.

The Inspector-General of Police, IGP M.A Adamu, NPM, mni, while commending the operatives of IRT for a job well done, reassures that perpetrators of any form of crimes in the country will not go undetected and unpunished. He however enjoins citizens to be more security conscious and report any suspicious activities within their neighbourhood to the nearest police station.

DCP FRANK MBA

FORCE PUBLIC RELATIONS OFFICER

FORCE HEADQUARTERS

ABUJA

Thursday, 4 June 2020

Dealing with the loss of a loved one?

Dealing with the loss of a loved one? Read these encouraging words from a man who lost his wife, daughter and sister in-law to the Dana Air Plane Crash.

WEEKLY WITH IKE C. IBE

(Draw strength from us)

It was June 3, 2012. I was on the driver’s seat. Jennifer my lovely daughter was in the front with me while her mother and my dear wife Nancy was at the back seat with Jessica our strong daughter. We were on our way to the Abuja airport to drop off Nancy and Jennifer. They were going to lagos to catch their fright to India through Dubai. We got to the airport about 2 pm all hugged each other and said our good byes. 45 minutes after we left the airport driving back, Jessica said ‘Dad call mum now, something is wrong’. She was serious so I pulled over and kept trying her line but it was switched off because they were airborne. Jessica said ‘God I hope nothing happens to my mum and sister, I hope I see them again’. We didn’t see them again. I had then dropped Jessica at the church to continue her Catechism class for her upcoming confirmation. As soon as I got home and sat in front of the TV, the news flashed that the Dana flight from Abuja to lagos has crashed and there were no survivors. My dear wife Nancy, my loving daughter Jennifer and my wife’s aunty Maria were gone forever. That was how our lives crashed immediately. Our help has been in the lord. His rod and staff has been comforting us. It’s exactly 8 years today since that crash. Jessica and I and all our family members both the Ibes and Okwulehies have gone through unimaginable trauma but the Lord has been our strength. We have lived through it and still keeping strong. It is only the grace of God and our faith in Him that has kept us strong. Life has never been the same for us but there is no adversity that life throws at us that we cannot survive as long as there is God. I have written a book about this, spoken at several events across the world and given people strength and renewed hope from our experience. Whatever life throws at you, someone has already passed through it. Pick up the pieces and continue to trust in God. Oh yes, you can also draw from our strength. Don’t you ever loose your faith or question God. We are all conquerors and God is with us. May the souls of Nancy, Jennifer and aunty Maria and the souls of all faithful departed rest in peace. Amen. #Youneedtoknow

I’ve killed ‘Just 3 Persons, Not 16’ – Notorious Cultist Confesses In Ogun

A notorious cultist, Adewale Adeoye a.k.a 16 was paraded on Tuesday, June 2 by the Ogun state police command, alongside 30 others arrested for various crimes.

The suspects paraded at the command headquarters in Eleweran, Abeokuta was arrested over their alleged involvement in cultism, armed robbery, murder and illegal possession of firearms.

Adeoye said to be a member of the Eiye Confraternity, was arrested alongside five others at their hideout in Ijebu-Ode. The Commissioner of Police in the state, Kenneth Ebrimson said the suspect has been on their wanted list in connection with cult-related killings in Ijebu-Ode and its environs.

Two locally-made single-barrelled pistols, one double-barrelled pistol, 11 live cartridges, assorted charms, and Indian hemp were recovered from them.

Speaking to newsmen, Adeoye said he had only killed 3 people and not 16 as speculated. The suspect who identified his victims as Vandan, Koledowo, and Abas, said two of them are killers of the leader of the Eiye Confraternity in Ijebu-Ode.

The notorious cultist who said he is a professional printer and a drop-out from Michael Otedola College of Education revealed that he was the fourth in command in the confraternity in 2017 and later became the second in command a year later.

Adeoye said;

“I have been arraigned twice. I was first arraigned in 2012 and regained my freedom in 2015 because the complainant did not show up in court and they could not find anything incriminating against me.

“A few days after, the police came for my arrest again and kept me in custody for another two years before I regained my freedom again in 2017.

“I have not renounced my membership. They didn’t give me the chance because they told me that they would kill me if I renounced my membership.

“I was made Chairman of a unit in the RTEAN in Ijebu Ode, but I can tell you that I have not killed 16 people, but only three.”

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EXCLUSIVE: Gbolahan Lawal, immediate past Commissioner for Agriculture, Lagos State, set to be named new oniru

The stage is set for Gbolahan Lawal, immediate Lagos commissioner for agriculture to be announced as the new oniru of Iru.

He resigned his appointment as commissioner this afternoon, preparatory to taking over as the first-class monarch of Iruland, which covers Victoria Island, Lagos state.

The affluent Victoria Island encompasses Lagos Island, Ikoyi and the Lekki Peninsula.

There have been controversies over who occupies the seat since September 2019 when Idowu Abiodun, the former oniru, died aged 82.

The tussle had been between Adesegun, a former commissioner and son of the late ruler whom some chiefs had reportedly endorsed, and Hakeem Ajasa, a retired police officer also endorsed by a part of the royal family.

Hon. Lawal was born on July 24, 1970, he obtained a degree in botany from the University of Port Harcourt in 1992.

In 2008, he obtained his post graduate degree in violence, conflict and development from the School of Oriental and African Studies, University of London.

Hon. Lawal began his career at the raw materials research and development council at the federal ministry of science and technology in 1994 as a scientific officer.

He later joined the Nigerian police force and was commissioned as a cadet assistant superintendent.

As a police officer, he served as ADC to Tinubu who was governor of Lagos from 1999 to 2003.

Lawal retired voluntarily in 2008 as a superintendent of police.

A year after, he was appointed as senior special assistant on special projects by Babatunde Fashola, then governor of the state.

He was also the coordinator of the agriculture-based youth empowerment scheme (Agric-YES).

He was first appointed commissioner for agriculture and cooperatives in 2011.

In 2015, he was again appointed commissioner of housing by Akinkunmi Ambode, then governor of the state.

Man Rapes His 2 Daughters, Another Rapes 85-Year-Old Grandma In Niger State

The Police Command in Niger has arrested two sexual predators operating in the state: Peter Ayemoba, and Ezekiel Yonana.

Ayemoba of Rafin Sanyi area in Suleja Local Government Area, was arrested for allegedly having carnal knowledge of his two daughters.

Yonana was nabbed for raping an 85-year-old woman.

ASP Wasiu Abiodun, Command Public Relation Officer (PPRO), disclosed this while addressing newsmen in Minna on Thursday.

Abiodun said that Ayemoba sexually assaulted his daughters, now aged 20 and 23, between 2013 and 2019.

“Investigation revealed that the suspect usually threatened to kill them and commit suicide if they denied him carnal knowledge,” the PPRO said.

He also said that police detectives attached to Kagara division in Rafi Local Government Area have arrested one Ezekiel Yonana, 25, for raping an 85-year-old woman in Tukunguna village.

Abiodun said the incident occurred on May 23 at about 23:00 am while the old woman was asleep.

According to the PPRO, the suspect, a resident of Unguwar Ya’u Tunguna village criminally trespassed into her room and threatened to kidnap her for ransom.

“The suspect forcefully had canal knowledge of the 85-year-old before she was rescued by her grandson.”

Abiodun said that the two suspects had confessed to the crimes and would be charged to court.

He appealed to residents to volunteer information about suspected criminal elements in their midst.

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