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Friday, 22 May 2020

HOUSE WIFE STABBED HER HUSBAND TO DEATH OVER " FEAR OF FIRST TIME SEX"

                                                                                     
 



Salma Hassan,17, wife, narrated how she stabbed her husband to death over fear of first time sex at their house in Bauchi State ..

She said that she had no idea of sex education and experience of marriage. The Bauchi State Commissioner of Police, Philip Maku, said Salma allegedly used a knife to commit the heinous crime and she was arrested for culpable homicide at her home in Itas-Gadau local government area of the state.

He said: “On April 24 at about 9:00a.m., one Haruna Musa, male, of Itas-Gadau reported at Itas-Gadau Division, that one Salma Hassan, female, aged 17 of the same address stabbed her husband. The husband, Mohammed Mustapha, was stabbed on the chest. As a result, he sustained serious injury and was rushed to General Hospital, Itas–Gadau for treatment where he was certified dead. The suspect was arrested and has confessed to the crime. Exhibit recovered from the suspect was one knife”.

While fielding questions from journalists in Hausa language, the young housewife said she didn’t know that sex was part of marital obligations, adding that she thought her late husband was trying to defile her.

“I didn’t know that sex is one of the marital obligations. On that day, when he approached me for sex, I refused him because I had never been involved in it before. I thought he wanted to rape me but he got angry and was trying to force himself on me with beating. I picked up a knife to scare him away but he kept coming and I didn’t know when I stabbed him with the knife in his chest,” she narrated.

She further explained that she had already given her statement to the police and did not know what would become her fate. She added that she wouldn’t have done it if she knew better about marital obligations.

POLICE OFFICER ARRESTED FOR SHOOTING ISLAMIC CLERIC TO DEATH IN LAGOS

                                                                                 


Lagos State Police Command has on 20/5/2020 arrested Inspector Okoro Charles attached to Ikotun Division. The Inspector was arrested in connection with a shooting incident reported on 20/5/2020 at about 2205, along Obabiyi, Igando road, Ikotun which led to the death of one Fatai Oladipupo ‘m' 28 years old of Obabiyi area.

The Inspector is subjected to internal disciplinary procedures, known as Orderly Room Trial at the State Provost Department and if found guilty he will be handed over to the State Criminal Investigation Department Yaba for prosecution in conventional Court.

    Investigation is ongoing to unravel the circumstances surrounding the shooting incident. The Commissioner of Police condoles with the family and friends of the deceased and calls for calm. He assures them that Justice will prevail. Members of the Public will be updated on the outcome of the investigation.

POPULAR HOTELIER IN OGUN STATE WHO WENT MISSING FOUND DEAD IN IS CAR TRUNK

                                                                              

A popular hotelier in Ogun State,who owns Uncle J. Bee Hotel located at 168, Lagos-Idiroko Road, Alhaji Jimoh Bello, who went missing on Monday night May 18, was found dead inside his car trunk along Owode-Idi-Iroko Road in the state today May 21.

Late Bello,according to source, left his home at Owode around 8:30pm on May 18 for Idi-Iroko but never got to his destination. His family members declared him missing after waiting for 48 hours.

After an intense search, he was found naked inside the trunk of his saloon car today May 21. It is believed that he was ambushed on his way by assailants who stripped and killed him, then locked his body inside his car.

Road users who noticed a stench from a car that was stationed by the roadside, alerted the police who opened the vehicle and found the man’s dead body in the trunk.

 The state Commissioner for Police, Kenneth Ebrimson, who confirmed the incident, said an investigation has commenced.

    “He was reported missing on Wednesday. Today, we received a call about a vehicle parked on the road with blood. Policemen went to the scene, opened the trunk and discovered his body.

    At this moment, we do not know how he was killed or those who did it. We do not know if the blood was as a result of body injuries.

    “The body was already in a bad shape when it was discovered. We have commenced investigation.'' he said

 

Wednesday, 20 May 2020

NOLLYWOOD ACTOR ARRESTED FOR ALLEGEDLY STABS HIS NEIGHBOUR TO DEATH

                                                                            


 Nollywood actor, Temitayo Phillips Ogunbusola, has been arrested for allegedly stabbing his neighbor, Oladotun Johnson Opeyemi, to death over PHCN bill. It was gathered that the incident happened on Saturday 17th, May,2020, at their home located at No. 4, Sebil Kazeem, Cele-Igbe, Ikotun, Lagos.

Recounting how it all started, Banjo Lateef, a fellow neighbor, said: “I’m in charge of PHCN bill for the compound and I shared the bill for April to everyone in the house and we agreed that we were going to deposit some money to avoid being disconnected. Temi was owing N21,500 and the neighbors suggested that his light be cut off, but I pleaded that they should allow me talk to him to see if he would deposit some money.

Read all he said below;



SADE DIYA...WIFE OF GENERAL OLADIPO DIYA HAS DIED OF COVID-19

                                                                      

Mrs Sade Diya, has been confirmed dead after contracting COVID-19. Reports has it that Sade , wife of Gen. Oladipupo Diya, (rtd) , died yesterday as a result of complications from coronavirus.

National Infinity reports “she died yesterday and unfortunately, most members of the General’s household are infected. The house at Ikeja is now vacant and undergoing disinfection.”
May God rest her gentle soul

HAPPY 60TH BIRTHDAY TO LAGBAJA

                                                                           


Bisade Ologunde ,is a  Nigerian singer that  adopted the name Lagbaja (meaning ‘anonymous’ or ‘faceless one’ in Yoruba) as he embarked on his career in the early 90s. His name was reflected in his choice of stage attire - a slitted textile and rubber mask adopted so that the artist represented the ‘common man’ in keeping with the carnival tradition of his Yoruba tribe.

Atiku Abubakar @atiku "60th birthday greetings to 'omo baba muko muko', the masked one who was #COVID19-proof long before this season. I wish you many more years in strength and good health. -AA"

292 NIGERIANS STRANDED IN SAUDI ARABIA ARRIVES HOME

                                                                                    



A total of 292 Nigerians stranded in the Royal Kingdom of Saudi Arabia arrived in Abuja on Tuesday evening.

The Minister of Foreign Affairs, Geoffrey Onyeama, disclosed the arrival on Twitter on Wednesday.

Onyeama also said the majority of the returnees were nursing mothers and children, disclosing that they were all comfortably settled in hotels in fulfilment of the 14-day mandatory quarantine period.

‘We received 292 evacuees stranded in Saudi Arabia yesterday. The Saudi Government transported them to Abuja. A large number are nursing mothers and children and they are all comfortably settled in hotels under the mandatory 14 days quarantine,’ Onyeama indicated in the tweet.


This will be the fourth batch of Nigerians to be evacuated from foreign countries. 265 Nigerians were evacuated from the United Arab Emirates on May 6. On Friday May 8, 253 Nigerians were evacuated from the United Kingdom, and then on Sunday May 10, 160 Nigerians were evacuated from the US.


With this latest evacuation, 970 Nigerians have so far been evacuated from other countries due to the Coronavirus pandemic.