WOMAN PAID AN ASSASSIN 10K TO KILL HER HUSBAND FOR MARRYING SECOND WIFE IN OSUN STATE (PHOTOS)

The Osun State Police command have arrested one Mrs Omotayo Salawudeen, 39, for allegedly killing her husband, Salawudeen Hakeem, 43, because he married a second wife. The state commissioner of police, Olafimihan Adeoye, disclosed this while speaking with journalists on the achievement of his command for the months of June and mid July.

According to CP Adeoye, the incident happened at the couple's home  at No.11, Adeniran street, Hallelujah Estate, Osogbo. The police Commissioner said his men acted upon the receipt of a case of murder which was lodged at Dada Estate Divisional Police Headquarters by one Engineer Salawudeen Jimoh, of No, 37 Engineer Adesina Salawudeen Street, Osogbo.

The investigations carried out led to the arrest of the deceased wife, Omotayo Salawudeen and her co-plotter, Oladapo Dolapo, a hired assassin.  Oladapo, an ex-convict who just gained his freedom from Ilesa prison about four months ago was contacted by Mrs. Omotayo Salawudeen at Sabo Area of Osogbo to kill her husband on the ground that her husband married a second wife and she offered to pay N10, 000, 00 for the job as against the N300, 000. 00 earlier demanded by Oladapo.

SIN“Having concluded their plans, the duo exchanged numbers while Mrs. Omotayo later called Oladapo to inform him of her husband’s whereabouts. Mrs. Omotayo Salawudeen took Oladapo through the kitchen and hid him inside a store in their apartment. When the husband came, the wife signaled her guest (Oladapo) and immediately,Mrs. Omotayo Salawudeen used pillow to cover her husband’s mouth while Oladapo Dolapo, a musician from Ejigbo, stabbed him to death in his chest”, the CP said.

Meanwhile, after the killing, Oladapo wrote some inscriptions such as “NO PRICE NO PAY”, “AXE AYE” “FORGIVENESS IS A SIN” on the wall and door respectively under the disguise that the killing was carried out by cultists.
“The wife made an outcry after Oladapo had gone to raise alarm that suspected assassins have killed her husband”.

The duo of Mrs Salawudeen who had sometimes gone to her rival’s house with a petrol keg with a threat to burn her  down, and her partner in crime Oladapo Dolapo ,have been arrested and being subjected to further investigations.

"IF YOU WANT TO SEE MY RED EYES, CALL ME MATHEW"~~OBJ

Ex-President Chief Olusegun Obasanjo, has stressed that he has dropped Mathew from his names, even though it made it to his birth names, and those calling him that should stop as he’s no tax-collector.

The former Nigerian President who disclosed this at an event organized in his honour by the Nigerian Society of Engineers (NSE) , said he dropped the name because of the Biblical character, Mathew, whom he was named after, was a tax collector.


“When I was born, my mother and father decided to name me Matthew. I grew up being called and addressed Matthew. What is the meaning of Matthew in the Bible? He was a tax collector,” he said.
“So, when I grew up, I dropped Matthew from my name. If anyone does not want to see my eyes red, no one should call me Matthew again. People ask, what is in a name? For me, there is so much in a name.”


“A doctor’s mistake often leads to the death of one patient,” he said.
“A lawyer’s mistake leads to the client going to jail. But if an engineer makes a mistake that leads to the collapse of a bridge or house, many people would lose their lives.
“That is why engineers must be very careful and must be efficient not to allow mistakes to be made.”

WAKAJUGBE: VERA SIDIKA ADVICE 'FELLOW RUNS GIRLS' (PHOTOS) (21)

The Kenyan socialite, Vera Sidika took to her Snapchat to talk sense to her  'fellow runs girls' on how they should never flaunt their sponsors on social media. According to her, real runs girls never display their source of income.

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U.S.-BASED NIGERIAN PASTOR JAILED 15 YEARS FOR RAPPING TWO TEENS

US-based Nigerian pastor was sentenced Tuesday to 15 years in prison for raping two girls in the basement of his church, Nydailynews reports.

Reuben Chizor’s victims were 12- and 14-year-old sisters and members of his Hope Restoration Ministries congregation in Queens Village. “The defendant took advantage of his position as a man of the cloth and the trust placed in him by his followers to satisfy his depraved desires.
Through manipulation and conniving control, he sexually abused his two young victims for nearly two years,” Queens District Attorney Richard Brown said.

“What the defendant forced his victims to endure was horrendous — and as punishment he now will be spending a lengthy term behind bars.” Trial testimony last month revealed that on July 27, 2011, Chizor took the 14-year-old victim to the church basement, where he lived, and raped her.

On Aug. 22, 2011, he raped the 12-year-old. Chizor, 56, continued abusing one or both of the girls through May 2013, Brown said.
In July 2015, the girls confided in each other they’d been raped by Chizor, and police were notified.


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GOV AMBODE SUSPEND BAALE OF SHANGISHA FOR FAKING HIS OWN KIDNAP

Governor  Akinwunmi Ambode on Thursday approved the immediate suspension of the Baale of Shangisha in Magodo, Chief Yusuf Ogundare for faking his kidnap which allegedly took place on July 5 along CMD, Road in Ikosi-Isheri LCDA of the State.

In a memo signed by the State's Commissioner for Local Government and Community Affairs, Hon Teslim Folami, Governor Ambode directed Ogundare to stop parading himself henceforth as the Baale of the community till further notice.

According to the memo, Folami said: "I am directed to convey the approval of His Excellency, Governor Akinwunmi Ambode of the suspension of Chief Yusuf Ogundare, Baale of Shangisha with immediate effect."

Ogundare's suspension was approved by the Governor moments after the Lagos State Police Command paraded him alongside his younger brother, Mohammed Adams for conspiring to fake the alleged kidnap.

Adams, on the fateful day, reported the alleged kidnap incidence to the police, luck however ran out on Ogundare when he was apprehended by men of the Rapid Response Squad (RRS) in Alausa area of the State on July 11 after he was dropped in a suspicious manner by a car which sped off immediately.

Lagos State Police commissioner, Owoseni, said the objective of the suspects was to falsely accuse the Oba of Shangisha as the brain behind the kidnapping, which they indeed did, as a vengeance to him being installed the Oba instead of Ogundare.

And also embarrassed the State Government and as well as security agencies for arresting him (Ogundare) when he falsely displayed the plate number of Oba of Shangisha on his car.  

HOW MOTHER SOLD HER 2-MONTH-OLD BABY FOR BAG OF RICE AND N200,000

Chioma Fidelis,20, has confessed to exchanging her two months old son, Favour Fidelis, for half a bag of rice, six chairs, cement and N200,000. She allegedly sold it to couple who were in dire need of a male child.

Chioma from Ehime Mbano LGA of Imo State, who got pregnant out of wedlock, claimed that her baby was suffering from Kwashiokor and there was nobody to take care of them.

While being interrogated, her accomplice Chidimma Unakalamba, reportedly confessed to selling the baby boy to a couple, Mr. and Mrs. Jonas Anyanwu, who allegedly were in dire need of a male child. She said the baby was sold for N600,000 to the couple.

However a mild drama ensued when the couple insisted that they paid N700,000 for the child. Unakalamba then admitted that she deducted N137,000 she spent on the child’s medical bills, and that she gave the mother N200,000 and pocketed the remaining.

She was paraded by the Imo State Police Command and the baby has been recovered.

N150 MILLION FRAUD: BANK OFFICIALS AND MTN WORKERS ALLEGEDLY INFILTRATING CUSTOMERS ACCOUNT

 The Police Special Fraud Unit (SFU), Milverton, Ikoyi, Lagos State, have arrested 11 suspected fraudsters, including three banker officials and MTN workers for allegedly infiltrating customers’ account and withdrawing over N150 million.

 The suspected bankers are Oyelade Shola-Isaac, 32, Osuolale Hammid, 40, and Akeem Adesina, 33. The MTN workers are Okpetu John, 29, Chukwumnoso Ifeanyi, 30 and Salako Abdulsalam 30, an ICT specialist.

 Other suspects have been identified as Ismaeel Salami, 49, Akinola Oghuan, 34, Sarumi Abubakar, 32, James Idagu, 56, and Sunday Okeke, 33.
The suspects were alleged to have connived and withdrew customers’ money from their bank accounts.
PSFU spokesman, an Assistant Superintendent of Police (ASP), Mr Lawal Audu, disclosed that the suspects were all arrested in Lagos, Ibadan and Ilorin.

Describing the suspects’ modus operandi, Audu said that the job of the bankers was to provide the syndicate with information of the bank customers, which they know had a lot of money. They steal the money through internet banking and would later share it.

Audu said: “The work of the MTN workers is to assist the syndicate in swapping SIM cards of targeted bank customers, so that they would be unable to receive alert of transactions on their accounts within the period the accounts were tampered with. The suspects, after successful withdrawal of the money, transfer it into about 40 different accounts with ATM, to avoid detention.”

 According to the image maker, the suspects usually carry out their operations during the weekends and public holidays, so as to evade being detected by the bank monitoring mechanisms.

Audu noted that police tracked and located the syndicate while the members were holding meeting at an eatery along Bode Thomas Street, Surulere, Lagos State, concluding on how to unleash another fraud.

Audu said: “The plan of the syndicate was to defraud another new generation bank between May 26 and 29. Policemen stormed the venue and one the major kingpins, Alhaji Ismaeel Salami and four others, were arrested. They were used as bait to catch other members of the gang residing and operating in Ibadan and Ilorin, Kwara State.”

He revealed that 35 ATM cards, affixed with account numbers and passwords were immediately recovered from the suspects at the eatery.

Audu added: “The syndicate usually sourced for bank ATM cards from their owners, especially from youths, deceiving them to release their ATM cards, account numbers and passwords for eventual monetary rewards based on the amount their cards received.”
Salami, alleged leader of the syndicate, denied collecting the ATM cards from people to carry out nefarious activities.

 His words: “I was in eatery at Surulere with my friends when policemen came to arrest us. They said we were into fraud. It was in May this year that a friend of mine, Moses, asked me to get some ATM cards for him. I didn’t ask him what he wanted to do with them. I contacted another person to assist me to get the card.

“I came across Abubakar at Ibadan, who happened to be my friend’s younger brother. To my surprise, he brought about 40 cards to me. When police took us to their office, they said we were involved in fraud.”

Stating his own side of the story, Abubakar said that he got some of the ATM cards from his friends.


He recounted: “When I was contacted to get the cards, I didn’t know what they wanted to used it for. My plan was that if I could get the cards, I would make some money. That was why I went to my friends to collect their cards. I gave them to Salami. If I had known that they wanted to used it for criminal purpose, I wouldn’t have got myself involved.”

Shola, who work in a bank said: “I don’t know anything about fraud. I was moved from my former branch, to another within Ibadan metropolis. One fateful day, my manager called me to come to his office. He said that my car was blocking someone’s own. When I got there, I was told someone used my password for fraud. He said that my two brothers had also confessed to the crime; that was how we were transferred to SUF in Lagos on Tuesday last week.”

Osuolale, another banker said: “My ATM card was faulty, so I gave it to an engineer in the bank to fix for me. I was told when I was arrested, that they saw my picture in the CCTV footage of the bank, thereby committing fraud. I don’t know anything about the fraud. It was when I went to the see the funds loader in the ATM machine that the camera caught me. I was only trying to fix my card. I don’t know anything about the fraud.”


Ifeanyi, who work with MTN, also denied knowing anything about the fraud. He insisted that his co-worker swapped the SIM cards.

Okpetu said he was only swapping SIM cards, whenever it was brought to him. He said he didn’t know what they were using them for.

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