Man Flog His Own Grandmother After His Pastor Accused Her Of Being A Witch

A man was filmed flogging her Grandmother after her pastor told him that her Grandmother is a witch.

In a horrific video shared by a social media user identified as jeromeabba, the man is seen hitting her mother with a cane in public

According to jeromeabba, the man’s pastor revealed to the man that she is not progressing in life because her mother is destroying every move he makes.

jeromeabba tweeted;
Would you flog your mother or grand mother because of witch craft?Face with rolling eyesThinking face
Was this act appropriate?Person facepalming
Did she deserve it?Thinking face

Gunshots As Rival Gangs Clash In Fadeyi Area Of Lagos

Officers attached to the Lagos State Police Command have restored law and order in Fadeyi area of Lagos after rival gangs temporarily disturbed commercial and vehicular movement in the area this morning.

The hoodlums attacked themselves with various weapons including guns and machetes, according to reports..

Yinka Ayefele's Building: Protesters Pull Down APC Billboard, Chant 'Ajimobi Ole!'

Protesters have taken to the streets of Ibadan to protest against the partial demolition of Fresh FM Radio station belonging to a popular musician, Yinka Ayefele.
The protesters also pulled down the billboard of an APC Guber Candidate, Joseph Tegbe, a rumored successor of Ajimobi.
The move has been condemned by several indigenes of the state.



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Yinka Ayefele's Building Demolition: Atiku Abubakar Reacts*

The Former vice President Atiku ABUBAKAR has reacted to the demolition of Ayefele radio station in Oyo.

See tweet..

Police Teargas 2000 Protesting IPOB Women In Imo

Over 2000 IPOB women who took off on a peaceful protest today in Owerri, Imo State were teargassed by officers attached to the Imo Police Command.
Vanguard gathered that some of the women who women who wore black attire with some of them topless started their protest from Okigwe road. Also, some of them were said to have been arrested by the police.

Husband Calls Police Emergency Line To Report His Wife's Loud Snoring

A sleep-deprived husband called 999 on his wife because she was snoring so loudly.
West Midlands Police (WMP) shared the unbelievable audio online to urge people to leave the emergency line for real emergencies.The tired husband is heard saying his wife sounds like a ‘motorbike’ and he ‘doesn’t know what to do’.



To which the call handler, with breathtaking patience, says ‘this isn’t a police matter’ and told him to seek medical advice when his wife wakes up..

Obituary Of 2 Sisters, Aged 11 & 7 Killed By Armed Robbers While Traveling

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 The death of two young sisters have left their family in lament after falling victims to men of the underworld. The girls identified as 11-year-old Vivian Ifeanyinwa Alor and 7-year-old Venus Oyinyechukwu Alor who were killed after being hit by the robbers' bullets in Onitsha in Anambra State last December.

They were said to be traveling from Lagos to their village immediately after Christmas to celebrate the festive season with their grandma before their deaths.

They are set to be buried tomorrow, Friday 23rd, their village in Agulu area of Anambra state. May their souls rest in peace.

BREAKING!!! DPO shooters arrested in Ogun

Two out of the seven man gang who allegedly shot a DPO in Ogun have been arrested by the Federal special Anti-Robbery Squad (FSARS) unit of the Ogun state Police command.
The two suspects simply identified as Wasiu and Azeez were arrested in Ijebu-Ode by a team led by the OC SARS following a distress call.
The state commissioner of police, Ahmed Iliyasu who paraded the two suspects disclosed that one of the gang members was shot dead while others flee with various degrees of bullet wounds

...details later

Landlord Caught Having Sex With A Boy In Lagos, Paraded Unclad By Mob

According to a report shared by an online user who lives in Lagos,the rich landlord( a homosexual) pictured below was caught having s*x with a small boy in his street.

Mob descended on him,stripped and paraded him unclad.

Man Dies After Pole Falls On Him While Attempting To Steal Electric Cables

A thief met his tragic end while trying to cut and steal electric cables from a pole at Aro Ngwa, along Enugu-Port-Harcourt expressway. The man who is said to be from Amavor, Umuokorocha in Aro-Ngwa, Abia State - met his death after the electric pole fell on him and trapped him to death.

Facebook user Chinwendu Uruakpa whoshared the news wrote;'Everyday is for the thief...!' And they replied: 'one day is for the electric pole.' The deceased (pictured) went to cut electric cables on an electric pole installed by Goemetrics opposite the oldStreams filling station at Aro Ngwa, along Enugu - Port Harcourt express way. The pole fell with him and trapped him to death. Where could he have come from?

We bathed once a week, ate once a day, slept in the rain - Freed Lagos Pupils

One of the freed pupils of the Lagos State Model College, Igbonla, Epe, Ramon Isiaq, has said his stay in the kidnappers’ hideout is an experience he would never forget in a hurry.

The 16-year-old Senior Secondary School 2 pupil said the abductors exposed him and his colleagues – Peter Jonah, Adebayo George, Judah Agbausi, Pelumi Philips and Farouq Yusuf – to rains in the camp they were kept.

He said they were fed with poorly cooked food and that they were only allowed to bathe once in a week.

The children were dropped at a creek in Ondo State around 12 pm on Friday after spending 64 days in captivity.

They were reunited with their parents in Lagos later.

Their release came on the heels of fresh N5m ransom collected by the kidnappers on Tuesday at Odi-Omi community in Ogun State.

Isiaq in a brief chat with one of our correspondents on the telephone on Saturday said there were times they went hungry all day.

He said, “After they kidnapped us that day (May 25), we were kept around our school, while a (police) helicopter was patrolling the area. They asked us to hide in a bush so that people in the helicopter would not see us. In the midnight, they sent a boat to pick us.

“The following day, they gave us spaghetti. We ate the same thing in the afternoon and evening. They told us that some security men were sent to fight them, but they killed the men. They threatened that we would die there.

“We were seven in an uncompleted building. The seventh person is a man that was looking after us. It was a bad experience. We didn’t enjoy our sleep. We always prayed that rain would not fall. If rain fell, it would beat us. Sometimes, they didn’t give us food; at times they gave us food once in a day. At other times, they wouldn’t give us food at all. We ate together. We bathed once or twice in a week.”

At a point, Isiaq stated that he and the other pupils complained about their maltreatment to the leader of the kidnap gang.

“After some time, I met with their boss called ‘Chief’ or ‘Chairman’ that we did not enjoy the food they cooked for us and that we should be allowed to prepare our food by ourselves. They didn’t allow us to move around…” the Lagos pupil stated as his father stopped the conversation.

The father promised SUNDAY PUNCH that Isiaq would speak more with one of correspondents about his experience later in the day.

However, subsequent calls made to the father’s telephone line were not picked.

Also, parents of the other pupils rescued from the kidnappers did not allow SUNDAY PUNCH to speak with the freed kids.

They also declined to share any experience the kids narrated to them with one of our correspondents.


After some persuasion, one of the parents who preferred to speak on condition of anonymity told SUNDAY PUNCH that her son took ill while held hostage by the kidnappers.

“We have been told not to ask them any question, except they decide to talk about their experience. So, I wouldn’t want to expose him to any danger. But so far, he told me they were moved from one camp to another and that they were cooking by themselves at a point. He also fell sick while in captivity. While the school was in second term, he was ill and was recuperating when the abduction happened. I think the kind of environment he was exposed to by those guys made him to fall sick again. He is relaxed now.

“He said one of the camps was built with straw and that the kidnappers mounted a tarpaulin to cover them when the rain was much. They allowed them to move around and did not maltreat them. One of them, (Isiaq) who can swim had started teaching them how to do so. My son told me they were wearing black clothes before they gave them the jerseys they wore yesterday (Friday). The jerseys had been collected for laboratory examination,” she said.

Meanwhile, a security source has denied that extra N5m was paid before the pupils were freed.

A top security officer who spoke on condition of anonymity told SUNDAY PUNCH that it was the extra efforts put in place by the Deputy Governor of Ondo State, Agboola Ajayi, which led to their release.

The source disclosed that Ajayi and one of his aides, both of whom hail from Ese Odo Local Government Area, with another ex-militant went to the creek on the order of Governor Rotimi Akeredolu to negotiate the release of the children with the kidnappers.

“No ransom was paid as far we are concerned. The deputy governor went into the creek with one of his aides known as Donald Ojogo, without any security detail because the militants (abductors) warned them against coming with security operatives; that if they came with security men, they would kill the pupils. He knows the terrain (of the creek).

“They also warned the government to move away gunboats of the Navy and the police from the waterways in Lagos, Ogun and Ondo states. They spoke with the deputy governor in pidgin English. They told him they were indigenes of Ondo State and that they wanted to be included in the amnesty programme of the Federal Government. They said they would release the pupils and the Federal Government too should include them in amnesty programme,” the source stated.

26-Year-Old Woman Kidnaps 17-Year-Old Boy For Sex In Lagos, Now Pregnant For Him

Older woman accused of abducting teenage boy to have sex with


A 26- year -old woman, Oluchi Paul, was on Wednesday brought before an Ikeja Chief Magistrates’ Court over the alleged abduction of a teenage boy.
The accused, a trader, who resides at No 6, Yanusa Lane, Water Works, Iju, a suburb of Lagos, is facing a three -count charge bordering on abduction.The Prosecutor, Insp. Clifford Ogu, told the court that the offences were committed between March and May at the residence of the accused.
“The accused abducted a 17- year -oldboy in order to be having sex with her.“The boy’s parents were looking for him and they were informed that their son was staying with a woman.“
The victim’s parents reported the incident at the police station.“
The police went to the residence of the accused where they found the victim and the accused,’’ he said.
Ogu said that the boy and the accused were taken to the police station, for further interrogation.
“The accused told the police that she and the boy are lovers and that she is already pregnant,’’ he said.
The offences contravened Sections 141 and 166 of the Criminal Law of Lagos State, 2015.
The accused, however, pleaded not guilty to the charge.
The Chief Magistrate, Mrs Taiwo Akanni, admitted the accused to bail in the sum of N 200, 000 with one surety in like sum.
Akanni adjourned the case until July 19, for mention.
(Source: NAN)

Lovers drown as car rolls into river during sex

Two lovers who were having sex in the back seat of their car, which was parked near a river, have drowned.

Reports say the couple could not escape from their car as itsank, and they tragically drowned while trapped in their vehicle’s back seat.They were reported missing by their families after they failed to return home from an outing.

In the tributes posted by their friends on the social media, it was gathered that their car was lifted out of the river and their bodies were found on the back seat.They were both 22-year-old, and the man was a physical education teacher.

According to the police, “The couple were making love on the back seat when the car was parked near the lake.

“The car had been left in neutral gear, but their passionate movements jolted the car, and it slowly moved forward into the lake.“
The lovers were shaking the car and it rolled down to the water.

“The young man and his girl failed to get out of the SUV in the water.”

A social media posting by oneof their friends said: “We will remember you!!! so young! Rest in peace… You are in our hearts forever…”

The incident happened in Russia’s Volograd region.

Sacked Worker Commits Suicide In Lagos

The corpse of a construction worker has been found dangling from a rope tied to a mango tree at Isoto, Ajasa Command, in the Alimosho area of Lagos State.The victim, identified as Water, was said to be among those working on the construction of the Command-AIT Road.
The corpse was said to have been found opposite the Alade Stadium end of the road.
The deceased was reportedly sacked recently, which residents claimed could be the reason for the suicide.
Majeksteve Blog learnt that the corpse was spotted around 2pm on Sunday by a resident, who raised the alarm.
People in the community were said to have raced to the spot where the body was found.
A member of the landlords’ association in the area reportedly contacted policemen from the Meiran division.
A resident and witness, who spoke with our correspondent around 6pm, said although the police had arrived atthe scene, the corpse was still dangling from the tree.
He said, “There is scanty information about the man. He was found by someone in this area around 2pm and the person raised the alarm.“A crowd of people have been milling around the corpse since then. He put on a yellow polo shirt with the name, Lagos State Public Works Corporation,written at the back. The agency’s logo is also on the shirt. The action appeared deliberate. The man was among the workers employed by a private construction company to work on the Command-AIT Road. He was on daily pay, but was recently sacked. That may be the reason for the suicide.
”The resident told our correspondent that the victim couldn’t have been killed by anyone because of a buildingclose to the scene of the incident.“If he was taken there by some persons, he would have screamed andpeople would have come to his rescue. Also, there is no sign of injuries on him to suggest that he was beaten to death before being hanged,”he added.
Majeksteve Blog learnt that some tenants in a house close to the scene had been invited by the police to makestatements.The resident later said officials of the State Environmental Health Monitoring Unit had arrived at the scene to remove the corpse.
“Three workers with SEHMU have just removed the body.
They also took away his bag, which was at the foot of the tree,” he added.The state Police Public Relations Officer, Olarinde Famous-Cole, confirmed the incident, noting that thecorpse had been deposited in the Lagos Mainland Hospital mortuary for autopsy.
“The case has been transferred to the Divisional Crime Branch for further investigation,” he added.

Man cuts off neighbour’s nose in Asaba

A 41 year-old man, Uche Odinaka has been arraigned before an Asaba Magistrates’ Court on Wednesday for allegedly cutting off his neighbour’s nose.
The prosecutor, Mrs Ekugbe Biokoro, told the court that the accused committed the offence on the May 7, 2017 at No 5 Obi street, Asaba.
She said Odinaka assaulted his neighbour, one Uche Ukwuraivwe and used a machete to cut the complainant’s nose during a scuffle.Biokoro said that the offence was punishable under Section 355 of Criminal Code,Cap C21 Vol 1 Laws of Delta State of Nigeria 2006.
The accused, however, pleaded not guilty and was granted bail in the sum of N120,000 and a surety in like sum.The Magistrate, Mrs Okonkwo Akanume, ordered that the surety must be a civil servant residing within the jurisdiction of the court, own a landed property in Asaba and should deposit two passport photographs with the court.
Akanume adjourned the case till May 30, for hearing.

Woman arraigned for biting off friend’s ear, granted bail

22-year-old unemployed woman, Tope Olanrewaju, who allegedly assaulted her friend by biting off her left ear, was on Friday granted N100, 000 bails by an Ikeja Magistrates’ Court.
The Chief Magistrate, Mrs. B.O. Osunsanmi, who gave the ruling, also granted the accused one surety in like sum, who must be gainfully employed.
The accused, a resident of No. 4, Agbowa St., Ogijo near Ikorodu, Lagos State, had pleaded not guilty to the two-count charge of assault occasioning grievous harm and unlawfully inflicting wounds brought against her.
According to Police Prosecutor Simeon Imhonwa, the accused committed the offences on May 7 at about 4.00.p.m. at Toyin Street, Ikeja.
Imhonwa alleged that the accused beat the complainant, Tolulope Adekoya, to a pulp and cut off her left ear with her teeth.
“The complainant said Tope Olanrewaju had threatened to deal with her on several occasions.
“The complainant alleged that the accused refused to return the money she borrowed and kept threatening her life whenever she demands her money.
“This led to a misunderstanding and a fight between them, and in the process, the accused beat Adekoya to a pulp and bit off the left ear,” he told the court.
The offences contravened Sections 171 and 244 (a) of the Criminal Law of Lagos State, 2015 (Revised).
The magistrate adjourned the case until July 1 for mention.

Rainstorm destroys over 160 buildings in Yobe

Over 160 buildings were destroyed by a rainstorm which wreaked havoc on four villages in Potiskum Local Government Area of Yobe onWednesday.News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that the affected villages are Danchuwa, Bogocho,, Jumma and Ardo Shani.Eyewitnesses said that although there were no deaths, one boy had bone fractures, while a few others sustained minor injuries.They said that the persons whose houses were destroyed had relocated to the houses of their relations within the neighbourhoods or in adjacent communities.Malam Isa Audu, a resident of Danchuwa, whose house was ravaged by the rainstorm, said thatthe storm also swept away foodstuff and other personal belongings.“We are now faced with the problems of food and clothing; we urgently need assistance from government and non-governmentalorganisations,’’ he said.Alhaji Musa Jidawa, Executive Secretary, State Emergency Management Agency (SEMA), saidthat a team of officials had been despatched to the affected communities to assess the level of damage caused by the storm.“After the assessment, our findings will determine the scope of our intervention to provide succour to the victims.“Government will provide them with their immediate needs so as to cushion the hardships caused by the disaster and assist them to live their normal lives again,’’ Jidawa said.

One dies as Customs, smugglers clash in Ogun

Vanguard
The unending clash between men of Nigeria Customs Service, Federal Operation Unit, FOU, Ikeja, and smugglers in Ogun State manifested again, yesterday, at Sango Tollgate end of Lagos-Abeokuta Expressway in Ado-Odo-Ota Local Government Area, leaving one of the smugglers dead.Vanguardgathered that the clash occurred when smugglers ambushed a convoy of Customs vehicles, which was carrying seized 45 bags of rice and 258 cartons of turkey, said to have been smuggled in through the Republic of Benin, to the Customs warehouse in Lagos.An eyewitness toldVanguardthat there was confusion at the tollgate as traders and passers-byscampered for safety when the Customs men and smugglers engaged themselves in a gun battle.After the dust was settled, it was discovered that one person, a suspected smuggler, was dead.Vanguardfurther gathered that the hoodlums, who were said to have been irked by the death of their own, whose identify could not be ascertained at press time, stormed the Customs checkpoint at Atan area along Sango-Idi IrokoRoad.They destroyed five vehicles belonging to Customs and civilians at the checkpoint.Contacted, the Public Relations Officer, Ogun State Command of Nigeria Customs, Abdulahi Maiwada, confirmed the incident.Maiwada said one officer was attacked by the hoodlums and was lying critically ill at a hospital,while five vehicles were vandalised and one burnt to ashes.The Public Relations Officer said three of the affected vehicles belonged to Customs, while two others belonged to private individuals.He stated that the smugglers, driving a Mazda car with number plates KTU 504 AM, and an unregistered Passat car, were transporting 45 bags of rice and 258 cartons of turkey when they were intercepted by the FOU team.The PRO confirmed the death of one person, but said the person that fired the shot that killed the victim was yet to be established. He, however, said that the Customs operatives were able to transport the seized goods to the warehouse in Ikeja.Meanwhile, the Ogun State Police Public Relations Officer, Abimbola Oyeyemi, said that the suspected smuggler was killed during a gun battle.He said that the police had, however, restored peace in the area and prevented the loss of innocent lives. He added that investigation into the incident had commenced.

4 Policemen & 1 Soldier Die As Soldiers & Policemen Fight Over Girlfriend In Yobe

A clash between soldiers and policemen over a girlfriend left four mobile police officers and one soldier dead in Damaturu, Yobe State capital, yesterday, with several others injured.

Among the wounded mobile police officer is Buba Dauda, the Mobile Commander in Yobe State, whose abduction by the soldiers in the wee hours of yesterday triggered the face-off between the two security agencies.

Vanguard gathered from sources that the clash resulted from a misunderstanding that erupted between a serving Army Captain and some mobile policemen over a girlfriend the military officer allegedly snatched from a mobile policeman.

The situation did not go down well with the policeman, who mobilised his colleagues to beat the Captain comatose.

On hearing what happened to their colleague, some soldiers stormed the residence of the police team’s boss in the area in two patrol vans and took him to an unknown destination.
It was gathered that the fight began when some mobile policemen also teamed up to confront the soldiers regarding the whereabouts of their Commander.

Officer’s narrative

According to a mobile police officer, who spoke to Vanguard at Yobe State Specialist Hospital, where the Mobile Commander is receiving treatment, “we received the news that our commandant, CSP Buba Dauda, was abducted by some soldiers and taken to Sasawa village and later taken to 233 Battalion in Damaturu.

“We then mobilised our men to rescue our commandant, although we did not know why he was abducted.

“In the process of rescuing him, we met with stiff resistance from the soldiers, which later resulted into full blown clash that left five people dead.

“We lost four of our men and we later discovered that our commandant, while in their custody, was shot in the abdomen.”

CSP Dauda was unable to speak to Vanguard. He remained motionless on the hospital bed after the operation to remove bullets from his abdomen.

Army reacts

Confirming the incident, Deputy Director, Army Public Relations, Col. Kayode Ogunsanya, said a joint committee, made up of military and police personnel, had been set up to investigate the matter.

His words: “A joint committee between the Nigerian Army and the Nigerian Police has been set up to investigate the incident.

“This headquarters wishes to assure members of the public that the situation has been brought under control and normalcy restored.”

Suicide: Man Jumps Into A River In Festac, Lagos

In what is considered to be a suicide attempt, another man in Festac area of Lagos took the plunge, jumping into a river and causing traffic in the area, as people stopped by to watch as two men searched for the yet to be identified man in the river with a canoe.

Here's what a Facebook user, Michael O. Dedon who shared the story wrote;

"Another suicide at Festac Link Bridge? The search for the fellow who took the plunge is still ongoing. But what can the two men in the canoe searching with a long stick really achieve?"