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  • Sad! Man stabs younger brother to death

    Sad! Man stabs younger brother to death

    A 40-year-old man, Olanrewaju Adeyinka, has been arrested after stabbing his younger brother, Gabriel, to death with window louvre for bringing two life parrots home.

    Olanrewaju said he mistakenly stabbed his brother at their home in Ilaro, Ogun State. The suspect explained that a fight ensued between him and his younger brother after he refused to take the birds out of the house.

    He further explained that while he was struggling with his brother, he (Olanrewaju) pulled a broken Louvre and stabbed him to death.

    According to him: “It is the devil’s work, the government should assist me anyhow they want to assist me.

    We have lost our parents for long, we are three siblings and I have mistakenly killed one. Government should just come to my aid so I can take care of the other one.”

  • My wife is an unrepentant adulterer, man tells court

    My wife is an unrepentant adulterer, man tells court

    Mr Dele Olaseni, a businessman, on Wednesday prayed an Igando Customary Court in Lagos to dissolve his 22-year-old marriage, on grounds that his wife, Esther was an ”unrepentant adulterer”.

    ”Adultery is in my wife’s blood. She slept with two of my bosom friends. She confessed and begged me, claiming that the devil pushed her to commit adultery.

    ”She is currently having an affair with another man on Facebook. I downloaded their love chats and pictures on Facebook as evidence for her family because they always denied that she was wayward when I complained.

    “When I investigated, I discovered that he lives in Ikorodu,” Olaseni, 53, told the court.

    He said that Esther begged him to forgive her and promised to change after a clergy intervened in the matter.

    “She wrote an undertaken that she will desist from her adulterous ways which was signed by her myself and out pastor still she has refused to change, the petitioner said

    He then presented to the court. pictures, download chats and tape recorder as exhibit.

    He also told the court that his wife was a drunk.

    Esther, a 44-year-old civil servant, consented to the dissolution of the marriage saying that she was also fed up with the marriage.

    “My husband introduced me to alcohol, he always takes me out to beer parlor to drink and now I can’t stop drinking,” she said.

    The respondent, however, denied being adulterous claiming her confession which her husband recorded was obtained under duress.

    She said that her husband always defamed her character by telling people who cared to listen that she was a slut.

    The President of court, Mr Adeniyi Koledoye, adjourned the case until April 16 for judgment.

     

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  • Man bags 4 months imprisonment over N1.8m fraud

    Man bags 4 months imprisonment over N1.8m fraud

    Justice Darius Khobo of the Kaduna State High Court on Wednesday sentenced one Abdulrasheed Imam (aka Alkanun Da Woru) to four months imprisonment for impersonation and fraud.

    News Agency of Nigeria(NAN) reports, that Imam was prosecuted by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, Kaduna Zonal Office on a two-count charge.

    Imam was sentenced after he pleaded guilty to the charge bordering on impersonation and cheating to the tune of N1,895,000 (One Million Eight Hundred and Ninety-five thousand Naira).

    Justice Khobo thereafter sentenced the convict to four months imprisonment, with a fine of N150,000.

    “This sentence is to serve as a deterrent and punishment for the offences he committed knowingly,” the judge held, and warned him not to indulge in any further act of criminality.

    Earlier, Counsel to the EFCC, E.K. Garba, told the court that the convict defrauded one Arc. Mohammed Isah of the sum of N1,895,000.

    In respect of his guilty plea, Garba had urged the Court to sentence him, according to the tenets of the law.

    The Defence counsel, M.B. Usman, however, prayed the court to temper justice with mercy as his client was a first-time offender.

    “He is remorseful and has promised not to indulge in any criminal offence again,” Usman said.(NAN)

  • Do you want the present or future? – Femi Aribisa

    The Lord asked me a loaded question. All the Lord’s questions are loaded. When the Creator asks the created a question, he should not be in a hurry to answer. He knows my answer before I answer. So why is he asking?

    God asked Ezekiel: “Can these bones live?” Ezekiel answers with wisdom: “The bones can live if you want them to live. It all depends on you.”

    A motivational preacher would have come up with five strategies or seven keys for getting the bones to live: “The bones will live if you preach the gospel to them. They will live if you read the bible to them. They will live if you make sure they go to church on Sundays.”

    But Ezekiel said: “Lord, only you know if they would live or not.” Therefore, if God asks you a question, do not be in a hurry to answer. Better still; consult the Holy Spirit for the answer.

    So, the Lord asked me a question. He said: “Femi, what would you prefer: a gift or a promise?”

    The Lord used this question to teach me a vital kingdom dynamic. For those who have received Jesus, the heavenly promise of God is far more valuable than any earthly gift. He who has Jesus has received the fulsome gift of God. (John 4:10).

    Isaac or Ishmael

    Abraham, what would you prefer; to have a son or to have God? Christian, what would you prefer; to have riches or to have Christ? Esau is down to earth. “What is the value of my birthright? Can I spend it when I go to the supermarket? I would rather have something I can use now.”

    Therefore, Esau addressed the more pressing needs of his life. He was hungry, so he sold his intangible birthright for a tangible mess of pottage. We are horny, so we despise our salvation to satisfy our lust. We are angry, so we satisfy our flesh and ignore the Holy Spirit.

    Abraham, who do you prefer: Ishmael or Isaac? Ishmael is a gift in the here and now: Isaac is a future promise. Can’t I have both? Not on your life. If you want Isaac, then you have to send Ishmael away.

    Make a choice. Do you want to gain the world or to gain Christ? Can’t I have both? Not on your life. Remember Lot’s wife. She wanted salvation but also wanted Sodom and Gomorrah. She ended up as a pillar of salt. Remember the children of Israel. They wanted the Promised Land but also longed after Egypt. Therefore, all but two of them died in the wilderness. Jesus warns: “Whoever desires to save his life will lose it, but whoever loses his life for my sake will find it.” (Matthew 16:25).

    Example of Moses

    Once Moses received the promise, he left the palace and Egypt. What kind of idiocy was that? Why could he not remain in the palace until the time came for the fulfillment of the promise?

    “Moses, when he grew up, refused to be treated as the grandson of the king, but chose to share ill-treatment with God’s people instead of enjoying the fleeting pleasures of sin. He thought that it was better to suffer for the promised Christ than to own all the treasures of Egypt, for he was looking forward to the great reward that God would give him.” (Hebrews 11:24-26).

    God himself was the desire of Moses. He would not even leave for the Promised Land without God. He said to the Lord: “If you aren’t going with us, don’t let us move a step from this place.” (Exodus 33:15). Heaven is only of interest because God is there.

    The great desire of David is simply to dwell in God’s presence: “The one thing I want from God, the thing I seek most of all, is the privilege of meditating in his Temple, living in his presence every day of my life, delighting in his incomparable perfections and glory.” (Psalm 27:4).

    Peter’s dilemma

    Initially, Peter followed Jesus for what he could get immediately. Therefore, when Jesus said a rich man could not enter the kingdom of God, Peter had a crisis of faith. He decided to review his contract with Jesus: “Then Peter said to him, ‘We left everything to follow you. What will we get out of it?’” (Matthew 19:27).

    Peter had his eye on some lands and houses and Jesus had seemed a sure bet for that. Therefore, he could not understand the relevance of the cross in that equation. But when he rejected the cross, he must have been surprised by the gravity of the rebuke he got: “(Jesus) turned and said to Peter, “Get behind me, Satan! You are an offense to me, for you are not mindful of the things of God, but the things of men.” (Matthew 16:23).

    When Jesus rose from the dead, he made a point of telling Peter he would also have to die for the gospel. Peter did not appreciate such an unenviable distinction. He turned to John and asked Jesus: “What kind of death would he die?” He might have preferred it if he was told a lion would eat John. But Jesus simply told him to mind his business. (John 21:18-23).

    Peter’s dilemma is our dilemma. Can we forgo the present for the sake of the future? Can we endure the hardships of the present in light of the certainty of the glories of the future?

    Lottery winner

    Let me present it as a parable. The Christian has just won the pools. How much did he win? He won one hundred million dollars. Now he has certain options. God says: “You can take all the money now, or I can give it to you in the future.” The Christian says: “Give it all to me now.” God says: “I can give you a down-payment now, and give you the rest in the future.” The Christian says: “Give it all to me now.” God says: “I can give it all to you now, or I can give it to you little by little in the future.” The Christian says: “Give it all to me now.”

    Observe this disposition in the Prodigal Son. He told his father: “I want my share of your estate now, instead of waiting until you die.” (Luke 15:12). Once he received his share, he had no more need of his father. He went as far away from him as possible. Clearly, the inheritance was his objective and not the father. But if he had not received his inheritance but only had hope of receiving it, he would certainly have remained with the father.

    As believers, we are heirs of God. But we cannot come into the inheritance without Christ? The promises of God are not without Christ but in him. And so God makes us promises, and then waits to see if we shall remain in him:

    “Therefore the LORD will wait, that he may be gracious to you; and therefore he will be exalted, that he may have mercy on you. For the LORD is a God of justice; blessed are all those who wait for him. (Isaiah 30:18).

  • [Video] Man dies in Lagos hotel after sex with woman

    [Video] Man dies in Lagos hotel after sex with woman

    A yet to be identified man in Lagos has died after an early morning sex with a woman.

    In a video that has gone viral, the sex worker, who identified herself as Precious from Akwa Ibom State said she alerted the hotel staff early Saturday, when she found that the man was not responding when she tried to nudge him to pay her, as she was about to leave the hotel.

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    Policemen who interrogated the girl in the video found some drugs in the man’s bag and it was believed the man used them before going to bed.

    In the video, Precious said she was introduced to the deceased by someone who told her that a man who just ‘came back’ needed a lady to spend the night with.

    Precious met the man and they finally lodged in a hotel. After taking their meals, they slept off. The man woke up around 5am and they had sex. Precious insisted that they must use the condom, which she brought out.

    According her, after having sex, the man stood up and went into the bathroom to dispose off the condom. When he returned, she remembered asking the man for the time. And he said around 5 am, meaning they only had a quickie.

    One hour later, Precious woke up to leave. She tried waking the man up but the man didn’t wake up. That was when she alerted the hotel staff.

    One of the drugs found with the dead man is called Meinnah, a member of the Viagra family.

    Like all Sildenafil, it is a common medication used to stimulate erections in men with erectile dysfunction (ED) and treat certain heart conditions.

  • Home of Horror: Man chains his two wives, tortures them for months

    Home of Horror: Man chains his two wives, tortures them for months

    The Katsina State Police Command has arrested a man identified as Samaila Musa, 30, for chaining and brutalising his two wives for months.

    The Police Public Relations Officer, SP Gambo Isah, who made this known on Tuesday in Katsina, said the suspect was arrested following a tip-off.

    He said that Musa lived in Yan-Nabayye village in Rimi Local Government Area of the state.

    “On January 23, 2020, at about 15:30 hours, based on tip-off, the command succeeded in arresting one Samaila Musa, 30, of Yan-Nabayye village, Rimi local government area of Katsina State suspected to be a notorious member of secret cult group.

    “A team of policemen led by DPO, Rimi Division, uncovered the house where the suspect incarcerated his two wives and shackled them with chain in one room.

    “In the course of investigation, the police discovered that the victims were having marks and signs of brutalisation on their bodies.

    “They defecate in the same room where they were chained, their hair barbed for ritual purposes by the suspect.

    “He also ground pepper and put in their private parts and eyes during their menstrual periods.

    “The suspect also asks them to clean up semen on their clothes after having sex with them and forces them to drink the water,” he said.

    Isah also stated that police arrested one Suleiman Salisu, 35, of Yar-Tsamiya village, who was his accomplice adding that investigation is ongoing.

    The suspect, however, said that he chained them because they abuse drugs, but denied brutalising them.

    However, the victims confirmed that they were brutalised by the suspect.

    One of the victims was chained for 10 weeks, while the other was chained for 10 months. They further said that they lived in isolation because nobody wanted to visit their house.

  • Man drowns after jumping into well to retrieve phone

    Man drowns after jumping into well to retrieve phone

    A 26-year-old man, identified simply as Cisse, has lost his life after jumping into a well to retrieve his phone at his shop located at No 7 Olanrewaju Street, Mohan bus stop in the Mushin Local Government Area of Lagos State.

    The phone was said to be worth N3,000.

    It was gathered that Cisse was sitting on the edge of the well when his phone fell into it, but in a bid to retrieve the phone, he jumped into the well but never came out alive.

    According to a post on Instablog9ja, an eyewitness, Yinka, while trying to rescue the victim, informed the Lagos State Fire Service, whose personnel were mobilised to the scene.

    Cisse’s corpse was brought out during the rescue operation.

    Footage attached to the post showed firefighters and residents partaking in the rescue.

    The residents were also heard lamenting the circumstances that led to Cisse’s death when his remains were brought out from the well.

    Reacting to the post, commentators blamed Cisse for his death, claiming that other methods could have been explored to retrieve the phone instead of plunging into the well.

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    Nancy Oparaocha, through her Instagram handle, tz_nanaofficial, blamed Cisse for taking such a risk.

    Through his handle, cheemahamaychee007014, he wrote, “…it’s so painful 2 lose contacts including those f clients, associ8s etc…Besides, his action was a knee-jerk 1 knowing how important d fone was 2 him…”

    Confirming the incident, the acting General Manager, Lagos State Fire Service, Margaret Adeseye, said Cisse’s corpse was recovered and handed over to the Olosan Police Division.

  • Man kills pregnant wife, throws corpse from five-storey building

    A pregnant woman was at the weekend allegedly killed by her husband in Fegge, Onitsha, Anambra state.

    The incident was said to have taken place in their apartment located at the last floor of a five-storey building at No. 9, Obosi street at about 10pm.

    The suspect was said to have been issued quit notice in his former apartment by his landlord following the loss of his first wife in mysterious circumstances.

    A resident of the area, who preferred anonymity, alleged that the suspect had met the deceased at the Onitsha Bridgehead market where she worked as a sales girl.

    He said: “Both of them met at surgical equipment section of the Onitsha Bridgehead market where the man also trades in one of the lines of the surgical section.

    “As the relationship continued, he impregnated her but she later suffered miscarriage under mysterious circumstances.

    “The man quickly paid her bride price last December after the girl took in again.”

    The man who alleged that the husband killed the wife for ritual purposes, said he threw her corpse of the wife from the last floor of the five-storey building

    “We learnt he was sacked from where he was formerly living under mysterious circumstances and the same thing has happened, he is a ritualist,” he said.

    The body of the deceased was reportedly discovered by police detectives who stormed the scene and arrested suspect following a tip off.

    The Divisional Police Officer of the area, Mr Rabiu Garba, confirmed the arrest of the husband.

    He said the case has been transferred to the state Criminal Intelligence and Investigation
    Bureau, SIIB for further investigation.

  • Man trapped as three-storey building collapses in Lagos

    Man trapped as three-storey building collapses in Lagos

    A man, yet-to-be-identified, was trapped under rubble as a three-storey building under construction collapsed in Ago Palace Way axis of Lagos State on Friday.

    The Director-General of Lagos State Emergency Management Agency (LASEMA), Dr Oluwafemi Oke-Osanyintolu, who confirmed this, noted that emergency officials were already at the scene and making efforts to rescue the trapped person.

    Oke-Osanyintolu, however, gave an assurance that once the rescue operation was completed, the remaining parts of the collapsed building would undergo a controlled demolition exercise.

  • Man smashes mother’s skull in Imo

    Man smashes mother’s skull in Imo

    47-year-old Sunday Agwim from Umuobom in Ideato South Local Government Area of Imo State is in police net for killing his 62-year-old mother Christiana Agwim with a hammer.

    Agwin was reportedly arrested over the weekend for killing his mother using machete to severe her head before smashing the skull with a hammer.

    Jude Mbionwu, a security coordinator at Umuobom, disclosed that the suspect completely broke the victim’s skull into pieces with a hammer with tissue of the brain littering the floor.

    “When we get to the suspect’s house we saw him with a hammer and machete which he used first to cut off the head of the victim and then used the hammer to break the skull into pieces beyond recognition,” he stressed.

    It was gathered that the corpse of the deceased could not be taken to mortuary because of the degree of damage done to the head as coroners were called from the University Teaching Hospital Nnewi to conduct the autopsy to enable the family bury the deceased immediately.

    In his confessional statement, the suspect stated that he never knew what came upon him to commit such crime.

    “It is the devil because I did not know what came upon to kill my mother,” he told investigators.

    The Police Public Relations Officer, SP Orlando Ikeokwu confirmed the incident.