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Sunday, November 20, 2022

Photos from ex-President Goodluck Jonathan's 65th birthday celebration


Goodluck Jonathan turns 65 today, Nov. 20, and his family organized a celebration for him.

Jonathan's son-in-law Prince God'swill Edward shared photos from the celebration as he referred to the former Nigerian President as a "role model".

See below.

 

21-year-old man stabbed to death by his girlfriend in Lekki

 

21-year-old man stabbed to death by his girlfriend in Lekki

The police in Lagos state have arrested a young lady identified as Esther Paul, pictured above, for allegedly stabbing her boyfriend, Sadiq Owolabi Dahiru, to death at Oba Amusa Street Agungi, Lekki in the early hours of today November 20.

According to police sources, the stepfather of the deceased, Kazeem Obafunso, reported at the Ilasan police station that Esther stabbed his 21-year-old stepson. Police officers were drafted to the scene where they moved the deceased to the Evercare hospital in Lekki phase 1 where he was confirmed dead by the doctors.

Esther was immediately arrested while the knife she allegedly used to commit the crime, was recovered. The body of the deceased has been deposited at the IDH Mortuary, Yaba for preservation and autopsy.

 

Tax: Soludo threatens to remove politicians’ billboards, gives two weeks grace

Anambra State Governor, Prof Chukwuma Soludo, has threatened to remove all billboards in the state belonging to politicians if they fail to pay tax on them.

Recall that the governor, who before last year’s election claimed he knew where to source funds from across the world, has imposed a number of taxes on Anambra people since his swearing-in.

In the latest press release by the managing director of Anambra State Signage Agency, ANSAA, Mr Tony Ujubuonu, the state government gave two weeks’ notice for all politicians and political parties in the state with billboards to pay up.

Ujubuonu said: “We have given two weeks’ notice to all political parties and their candidates to ensure they have paid for all their campaign billboards or meet the wrath of the agency.

“Anambra State Signage and Advertisement Agency through a letter dated 14th November, 2022, urged all Out-Of-Home Advertising Practitioners in the State to revalidate and register all their billboards in the State.”

He added that the Agency had directed all billboard owners to provide the information required to register each billboard and pay up for any campaign.

“It has also gotten to the knowledge of the Agency that some political party candidates are erecting billboards on their own ignorantly.

“The Agency wants to state that this is not only wrong but illegal and any such billboard would be brought down without any notice, the structure seized permanently and auctioned.”

The agency gave the grace period to last between 14th of November to 5th of December. It said after the period, all billboards must have been fully registered and paid for to avoid being pulled down.

NDLEA arrests Saudi-bound woman, Mrs Ajisegiri Kehinde Sidika with cocaine at Lagos airport

The National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA) has arrested a 56-year-old widow and mother of four, Mrs Ajisegiri Kehinde Sidika.

She was nabbed at the Murtala Muhammed International Airport, Lagos while attempting to traffic 400g of cocaine concealed in her footwear to Makkah, Saudi Arabia.

The suspect claimed to be a businesswoman trading in adult and children’s wear on Lagos Island.

She was about to board a Qatar Airways flight to Saudi Arabia via Doha.

Also, attempts by a tricycle parts seller, Ayoade Kehinde Tayo to send 1kg of Tramadol 225mg and Rohypnol to Istanbul, Turkey via Cairo on an Egypt Airline flight was truncated.

NDLEA operatives arrested him at the airport as he tried to hand over the drugs hidden inside a bag of food items to an intending passenger, Idowu Ayoade.

Also, anti-narcotics officers attached to the SAHCO export shed of the airport foiled attempts by traffickers to smuggle consignments of cannabis and ecstasy tablets.

The drugs were concealed in three tubers of yam going to Dubai, UAE, last Wednesday.

The freight agent who presented the yams for export, Inegbu Ugochi Akunna was promptly arrested while the consignor, Ahmodu Sulaimon was also nabbed after that.

Saturday, November 19, 2022

Singer Portable seen assaulting his artiste (video)


Singer Portable seen assaulting his artiste (video)

Nigerian Singer, Habeeb Okikiola, popularly known as Portable has been captured on camera assaulting his artiste, Manny Monie, for being ''ungrateful.''

The video shows the controversial singer assaulting the artiste signed under his Zeh Nation record label, hitting and kicking him on the face, while questionning him. 

Singer Portable seen assaulting his artiste (video)

 

Speaking in Pidgin English and Yoruba language, Portable accused Manny Monie of being ungrateful despite 'all that he has done for him.'

''Did you borrow me any money? I'm helping you... I post you, carry you go shows, buy shoes for you, buy trousers, buy everything. I changed your phone. What else do you want me to do?... You will not propser'.

Manny Money on his own part said he and his brother approached Portable for a collaboration and a work relationship started from there. He claimed he paid Portable N700,000 and his brother set up a recording studio which Portable has been using.

 

Singer Portable seen assaulting his artiste (video)

He further stated that Portable said he had a dream about someone trying to kill him so he told his crew members and everyone around him to give him space. Monie said he then approached Portable to give him back his studio since the Zazoo singer had opened a new studio. However, Portable said he was ungrateful to make such a demand and began beating him, Monie said.


Watch the videos in the slides below...

 

17-year-old girl locked up by aunt, rescued by Police in Jos

The Plateau State Police Command has rescued a 17-year-old malnourished girl, allegedly locked up in a goat pen by her aunt, for over one week in Rikkos, Jos North Local Government Area of the state.

A neighbor alerted the National Human Rights Commission in Jos after which the police were invited, leading to her rescue.

The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) gathered that the aunt was fond of maltreating and starving the girl, an orphan.

Coordinator of the National Human Rights Commission in Plateau, Mrs Grace Pam, confirmed the girl’s rescue in a statement on Friday, November 18, 2022.

“The commission received information from an anonymous complainant that the girl was locked up on the balcony of a house by her aunt,” she said.

“She was living with her grandmother before she came to the aunt’s house because the grandmother was ill and could not continue to care for her.

“The complainant alleged that the aunt travelled for close to a week and left the girl without food.

“Investigation revealed that the girl was truly malnourished and had scars on her hands, neck and other parts of her body.

“The marks resulted from incessant beatings she received from her aunt. The matter was reported to the police where the aunt’s statement was taken upon return from her trip.

“The girl has been provided with temporary shelter until she recovers. We also found out that the orphan girl was never allowed to go out, but locked up in the house and not fed. She has been taken to hospital by one of our partners to ensure proper medical care,’’ she added.

Pam lamented increasing cases of abuse of minors in the last few days, stressing that “as we speak, there is a case of another victim, a nine-year-old girl, who came to stay with her aunt barely two months ago.

“We had to rescue her on Thursday from her aunt; she beat her mercilessly, but thank God, she did not get her blind, but got her injured in the eye. We took her to the hospital on Friday with scars resulting from serious beatings,”

“When our staff went there, she was locked up in a zinc house where the aunt keeps her goats. The girl is looking forward to going back to her parents,’’ she said.

The coordinator appealed to citizens to stop rights abuses.

2023: Peter Obi will not get 25% of votes in two-third of the states – Fayose


A former Ekiti state governor, Fayose has claimed that the presidential candidate of the Labour Party (LP), Peter Obi, would not get enough votes to win the election.

He also said Obi could affect the chances of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in the 2023 polls.


Fayose stated this on Thursday during an interview with Channels Television.

Obi had dumped the PDP in May for LP and clinched the party’s presidential ticket.

In 2019, the former Anambra governor was PDP’s vice-presidential candidate while Atiku Abubakar, former vice-president, was the presidential candidate.

The participation of Obi in the 2023 presidential election under LP has elicited speculations that the votes of the PDP may be divided in the 2023 election.

Speaking on the development, Fayose said the former Anambra governor may not secure the required 25 percent of votes in two-third of the states to be declared winner.


The former Ekiti governor asked the PDP to negotiate with Obi, and also resolve the crisis in the party by reconciling with the camp of Nyesom Wike, governor of Rivers, in order to win the presidency.


“Obi is a danger to watch out for. I don’t believe Obi will make 25 percent of votes in two-third of the states of the federation,” he said.


“I’m not against Obi. I love him and he is a very vibrant leader. I don’t believe he will get the required 25 percent of votes because of my permutations as Ayodele Fayose, but with God, nothing shall be impossible.


“Let me say Obi is more of a chronic cancer to PDP and there is no denying.

“Let me give you an analysis. In south-west, people might not like to hear that, I don’t see how PDP will win. Anybody deceiving us can continue to deceive us.

“I don’t see how PDP will win in the south-east. South-south will be a combination of all interests. Let me come to the key states of the north.


“Without deceiving ourselves, there is so much work to do in the north-central. PDP and APC did not pick any candidate, either presidential or vice-presidential, from the north-central. The north-east is where the vice-presidential candidate of APC comes from.


“We will give Adamawa state to our party. Don’t forget there is still another Kwankwaso who is a semi-cancer that can equally upstage figures in the north.

“Reconciling or negotiating with Obi will be a good thing and finding a way to make peace with these Wike people will be a good thing too.”

I don't read social media anymore. They abuse the hell out of me and increase my blood pressure - Tinubu (video)


APC presidential candidate, Bola Ahmed Tinubu, has said that he doesn't use social media anymore because users "abuse the hell" of out him.

Tinubu said his children and workers send posts about him on social media once in a while and when he's had enough, he tells them to stop.

In his words;

''I don't read social media anymore, they abuse hell out of me. If I read it, I get high blood pressure, I get angry. I don't read it.

If I want to hear anything, my children or any of my workers will tell me this one said this. If I am tired I say please forget it.''

Watch the video of Tinubu speaking below...


 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 


Abacha loot: US repatriates approximately $332.4m to Nigeria



A total of $332.4 million loot traced to the former Nigerian Military leader, Gen Sani Abacha, has been repatriated to the federal government.

The latest was the return of a sum of $20.6 million loot to the Nigerian government.

DAILY POST learnt in a terse statement issued by the UN Department of Justice on Thursday.

Recall that in 2014, a judgement in the District of Columbia ordered the forfeiture of approximately $500 million; this is from more than the $625 million civil forfeiture complaint on different accounts traceable to money laundering involving Abacha, who died on June 8, 1998.

Friday, November 18, 2022

Mystery as flock of sheep have been walking around in circles for 12 days straight in China - (See Video)

Mystery as flock of sheep have been walking around in circles for 12 days straight in China

A flock of sheep in China's inner Mongolia region have gone viral for walking non-stop in a circle for nearly two weeks.

Surveillance footage reveals the flock, which live in pen number 13, have been walking in a clockwise motion for almost two weeks.

Video of the sheep circle has gone viral, with the creepy footage being seen by some as the "sign of the apocalypse".

The owner claims the odd behavior began with a few of the farm animals before the entire flock joined in.

There are 34 sheep pens at Ms. Miao's farm, but only the sheep in pen number 13 have been acting strangely.

Some believe this is normal sheep behavior, but others think something more sinister is behind the odd movements.

Other Twitter users have suggested the sheep may be afflicted with listeriosis, a disease which can affect both humans and animals.

Symptoms of the disease include lack of coordination, salivation, circling and more.

However, the Chinese state-run news outlet People’s Daily reported the sheep are perfectly healthy.

Other instances of sheep behaving oddly and forming circles have been reported in the past, with one instance in East Sussex last year showing a photo of a flock standing in a circle in a field.

Christopher Hogg, of village Rottingdean in East Sussex, was cycling when he saw the animals behaving like they were ''in the X-files''.

The 47-year-old said: "I was on my daily cycle when I came over the hill and saw this magnificent circle."

"The sheep are usually noisy. I go past them every day, but this day they were very still and calm,'' he said.

Hogg said it seemed like the animals were in a trance, calling it ''eerie''.

The reason behind the sheep's odd behavior in both Mongolia and East Sussex has remained unknown.

Watch the video below. 


No more negotiation, ransom payment to terrorists — Defence Minister, Gen. Musa

Nigeria’s Minister of Defence, General Christopher Musa, has declared that there should be no negotiation or ransom payment to terrorists, i...