Operatives of Nkpolu Police Division in Diobu, Port Harcourt, Rivers State have arrested a woman simply identified as Gift for chopping off the cap of her male lover’s penis, Sunday, at Bishop Okoye Street, Mile 3, Diobu, Port Harcourt, on Thursday, 15th May, 2025.
According to reports, the suspect had refused to have sex with the man, Sunday, because he takes sex-enhancing drugs before making love with her, which makes him last for a very long time during intercourse.
Angered by his girlfriend’s refusal to have sex with him, Sunday allegedly resorted to beating Gift and in the process, she grabbed his penis with her mouth and chopped off the cap of the penis.
Screams from Sunday, alerted neighbours to the scene. It was further gathered that a Divisional Police Officer (DPO) of Nkpolu Police Division and his men, rescued Miss Gift from a mob that wanted to lynch her.
Sunday was immediatedly rushed to an undisclosed hospital where he is receiving treatment.
The Public Relations Officer of Rivers State Police Command, SP Grace Iringe Koko, confirmed the incident.
SP Koko said, “Yes, I can confirm the incident. The woman (suspect), aged 43 years, has been arrested. Investigation is ongoing.”
TNG reports that the cap of the penis was completely bitten off by the woman.
Dr Kolade Morakinyo, an accomplished risk management expert, is now the managing director and chief executive officer of Nigeria Police Force Pensions Limited.
Until now, he was the Chief Risk Officer of the company with several years of cognate experience in the financial sector.
He succeeded Dr Hamza Sule Wuro Bokki, the pioneer chief executive whose tour of duty ended on Thursday, February 29 after serving out the statutory two terms of five years each.
NPF Pensions Limited MD, Dr. Kolade Morakinyo (left), receiving the box containing the Handover notes from his predecessor, Dr. Hamze Sule Wuro Bokki
This is the first leadership change in NPF Pensions Limited, one of the 22 licensed Pension Fund Administrators (PFAs) in Nigeria.
At the handover ceremony presided over by the chairman of the Board of Directors, Mr Suleiman Abba, the 17th Inspector General of Police (IGP), Bokki presented his successor an executive summary of the organisation which he explained “provides a comprehensive overview of the management handover process at NPF Pensions Ltd, highlighting essential information for seamless transitions and operational excellence.”
Dr Bokki said the organisation has made tremendous strides since it obtained operating license in 2014.
The former MD said the PFA which faced resistance from other operators, reluctance from clients, limited funding and only received the first transfer of assets in December 2014, “has grown from being ranked 22nd in Assets Under Management (AUM) to one of the top five in the industry, with AUM currently standing at N1.3 trillion.”
. Dr. Kolade Morakinyo and Dr. Hamza Bokki
“The company achieved the highest investment income returns for clients in 2022, 2023, and January 2024; paid progressive dividends to shareholders since the second year of operations; was the first PFA to build a custom-made head office, and received a nomination for product innovation at the World Pension Summit ” he said.
Enjoining all to rally round Morakinyo, Bokki reminded his successor that though NPF Pensions has made significant progress, the company is in a strong position to grow even more “if the new leadership stays compliant, focusing on customer service, engaging stakeholders, investing in personnel development, and maintaining a harmonious leadership structure.”
Mr Abba, who was the IGP when the NPF Pensions got its operational licence in 2014, said the company has made a giant leap in ten years and attributed the success to the leadership style of the outgone chief executive.
“We are witnessing a historic occasion here today with a lot of mixed feelings. The organisation is losing someone that everyone recognises as a good man.
“I was the IGP when this company got license. I didn’t even know back then that we will be where we are today. The pioneer MD is a great visionary leader and achiever, who guided NPF Pensions from its crawling stage to stand strongly on its feet.
NPF Pensions Limited new MD/CEO, Dr. Kolade Morakinyo
“He led the company to compete effectively with its peers and in most instances, came out tops. Today, we are the undisputed leaders in Funds 1, 2, 3 and 4. And one of the reasons for this huge success is his effective communication skill.”
Thanking the former MD on behalf of the Board and investors, Mr Abba implored him not to stay too far away from the organisation. “If there is any reason to call you to assist in the future, we will do that and I hope you will oblige us.”
Congratulating Morakinyo, the former IGP assured him of all necessary support that will enable him to excel in his new position.
Speaking on behalf of the management, Mr Nicholas Nneji, Executive Director Investment, thanked Dr Bokki for his immeasurable contributions to the growth of the company.
“Bokki is an institution, a leader per excellence. Nobody passes through him without learning one or two things. He is a man of vision, empathy and very humble. We will all miss him,” he said.
Dr Morakinyo, whose risk department detects, controls and mitigates potential risks that might have been identified for the effective and efficient management of the company and its funds under management promised to deploy his wealth of experience in ensuring that NPF Pensions Limited, under his watch, excels beyond the expectations of all stakeholders.
Lawyers representing Seun Kuti, the renowned musician and activist, have expressed their disapproval of the police’s decision to parade and handcuff their client.
The condemnation comes in response to an incident that occurred on Saturday, May 13, 2023, when Seun had an encounter with a policeman on the Third Mainland Bridge.
Earlier today, Seun reported himself to the Commissioner of Police at the Police Command in Ikeja, accompanied by his legal representatives, Femi Akinyemi from Falana and Falana chambers.
However, instead of facing interrogation at the station, it was decided that he would be transferred to the Force Criminal Investigation Unit at Panti, Yaba.
Prior to his transfer, Seun was subjected to a public parade, during which he was handcuffed, and his photograph was taken by the Lagos Police Public Relations Officer (PPRO), David Hundeyin.The photograph was then shared with the media.
This action has raised concerns among Seun’s legal team regarding the violation of Section 9 of the Lagos State Administration of Criminal Justice Law, which explicitly prohibits the parade of criminal suspects in Lagos State.
A Senior Advocate of Nigeria Adeyinka Olumide-Fusika, the lead counsel representing Seun criticised the police for disregarding the law they are meant to uphold.
He highlighted that the police’s decision to handcuff the musician was also illegal, as it contravenes Section 5 of the Administration of Criminal Justice Law.
Olumide-Fusika emphasised that according to law, Seun is presumed innocent until proven guilty, and therefore subjecting him to such treatment before the completion of the legal process was unjust.
Following the parade, Seun was then transported from Ikeja to Panti in a long convoy of heavily armed personnel. He is currently being held at the Panti police formation while awaiting the next steps in the legal process.
The legal team of Seun now awaits the actions of the police in relation to the alleged misdemeanor.
The Inspector-General of Police Usman Alkali Baba, has called on users of online banking platforms to be vigilant with regard to their personal information, so as not to become victims of fraudsters.
Baba also urged all citizens and residents in the country, as stakeholders in ensuring maximum security, to report all suspicious cyber activities.
This is against the background of recent operations by the National Cybercrime Centre of the Nigeria Police Force (NPF), which led to the arrest of the trio of Sanmi Ayodeji (29 years), Felix Oluwaseun (24 years), and Adeleye Oluwaseun (32 years) for fraudulently transferring over N16million from a Point of Sale (POS) account.
According to a statement issued on Tuesday by the NPF spokesperson Olumuyiwa Adejobi, the suspects signed up on a POS platform known as Tmoni Technologies Company using their Bank Verification Numbers (BVN) and those of their friends and relatives without their consent.
“They proceeded to open valid wallet accounts with Tmoni, manipulated the company network security system, and fraudulently transferred funds to the tune of N16.1m from the Tmoni platform to various online accounts from where they made subsequent withdrawals, ” the statement alleged.
The suspects were eventually arrested in Ibadan, Oyo State, by operatives of the NPF National Cybercrime Centre, after an official complaint was lodged by the financial controller of the Tmoni platform.
Upon their arrest, the suspects were found in possession of several mobile phones, POS machines, SIM cards, Automated Teller Machine (ATM) Cards, and one Toyota Matrix car with registration no. KUJ 548 CN which they confessed was bought with proceeds of the crime, according to the police.
The suspects will be charged to court as soon as possible, the Police.
The Public Relations Officer (PRO) of Nigeria Police Force, Olumuyiwa Adejobi says a civilian has no right to retaliate if a police officer slaps or physically abuses them.
Even if a policeman on uniform slaps a civilian, the civilian has no right to retaliate more so if hes on uniform, its an act of disrespect to Nigeria, to beat an officer on uniform, the disrespect is not to the policeman but to our nation and its a crime as enshrined in https://t.co/csNA8rZLJU
Adejobi said this in a response to a series of reactions to a video showing two men grappling the rifle of a police officer on Saturday.
“Even if a policeman on uniform slaps a civilian, the civilian has no right to retaliate. More so, if he’s on uniform. It’s an act of disrespect to Nigeria to beat an officer on uniform,” Adejobi said in a short thread on Twitter.
“The disrespect is not to the policeman but to our nation and its a crime as enshrined in our criminal laws. So it’s not a case of what the policeman did, that led to it, but the reaction of the civilians who actually assaulted the police.
“If police assault a civilian, you report and actions will be taken to rebuke him, not to take the law into your hands. Let alone it’s a matter of checking of phones, which can be easily reported and addressed. Now they are kept in our 5-n Lagos and will be in court on Monday. Are you going to visit them or send them food, or appear in court to defend them?”
Adejobi once said police officers had no right to check the phones of random civilians.
The PoliceService Commission’s Joint Union Congress says that its members will go on indefinite strike beginning Monday.
The Union stated in a notice to the Commission’s management that they are going on strike due to a breach in their agreement.
Mr Adoyi Adoyi, Chairman of the Joint Service Union, Police Service Commission chapter, told journalists that the strike is being called due to a disagreement between the Commission’s workers, the Chairman of PCS, Mr Musiliu Smith, and the Inspector General of Police, Usman Baba, over who should be responsible for the recruitment, promotion, and appointment of constables and officers.
Mr Adoyi accused the Commission and the Police, of overruling the constitutional duty of the PSC.
“The duties of the PSC are spelt out in the constitution, but the Police authority has disregarded all of that, and has taken over the duties of the commission. He appoints and promotes at will as opposed to what is stated in the constitution’’, he said.
According to Adoyi, the appointment, promotion, and recruitment of police officers and constables are the prerogative of the Police Service Commission.
The Nigerian Police has concluded arrangements to send 17,374 to ensure a hitch free gubernatorial election in Ekiti on June 18.
The Inspector-General (IG) of Police, Usman Baba,stated this on Thursday at the presidential villa in Abuja.
In his words, “As for how many policemen are deployed to Ekiti or Osun, I can say for the police, just like the minister said, other security agents followed. But as for the police, we are deploying 17,374 policemen.
“On the issue of the kidnapping of the Methodist Church Prelate, no arrest has been made in terms of suspects, but we are still on it.”
The over 17000 policemen does not include the number of officers from the Nigerian Security and Civil Defence Corps and other security agencies.
Meanwhile, Ekiti State Governor, Dr Kayode Fayemi, said on Thursday that the All Progressives Congress would use its expected victory in the June 18 governorship election to open winning doors for the party’s presidential candidate in the 2023 election, Asiwaju Bola Tinubu.
Fayemi said the APC was resolute to ensure the party’s continuity in Ekiti State by ensuring that its governorship candidate, Biodun Oyebanji, wins the June 18 gubernatorial poll.
The governor spoke in Ado Ekiti, Ekiti State capital, during a welcome rally organised for him after his APC presidential ticket bid.
“Let me assure you of this, those opposition party members pretending to have what it takes to govern Ekiti State will meet their waterloo on June 18,” the governor said.
He added, “By Tuesday next week, the presidential candidate of our party and incoming president, Asiwaju Bola Tinubu and the President, Muhammadu Buhari, governors and bigwigs in APC will be in Ekiti during the grand finale of APC governorship campaign to mobilise for Oyebanji.”
The Gombe StatePolice Command has said it has outlawed arbitrary use of sirens by unauthorised persons, covering of number plates, refusal of motorists to ensure complete vehicle registration.
Public Relations Officer of the command, Mahid Abubakar made this known to TheNewsGuru.com when he said such acts would no longer be condoned, adding that it was geared towards ensuring safety.
Abubakar noted that the command under the watch of the Commissioner of Police, CP Ishola Babaita wishes to inform members of the general public that it has observed with concern the indiscriminate use of covered number plate, unregistered vehicles, revolving lights, and sirens within the State.
In his words; “The Command thereby warned that anybody found flouting Road Traffic Act and Traffic Laws in the State will be dealt with in accordance with the laws of the land.”
Abubakar also called on the residents, to adhere to the rules, stressing that defaulters would be properly sanctioned.
“We hereby call on the good people of the state to halt from violating this order as officers and men of the Command in collaboration with other traffic enforcement agencies will be all out to enforce this order by seizing sirens, impounding vehicles with covered number plate and unregistered vehicles and also to arrest violators for prosecution please,” Abubakar said.
The state accounts for increase in the indiscriminate use of vehicle covered number plates among commissioners, local government chairmen, and politicians on transit.
However, covering of number plate contravenes section 10 (4) (h) and 10 (4) (s) of the FRSC (Establishment) Act, 2007 as well as sections 36 and 39 of the National Road Traffic Regulations (NRTR) 2012 of the state.
The Nigerian lady whose name wasn’t revealed but seen in viral video claiming to have had sex with dog has made a U-turn and has now deny involving in bestiality.
The light skinned slim lady in question was seen in another viral video crying profusely saying that her boyfriend had broken-up with her concerning the bestiality issue.
She was said to have charged between 1.5 million and 1.7 million naira for the act.
Recall that the Police has also launched a manhunt for her and every other persons involved in bestiality.
The rumour mills have also come up with unsubstantiated claims that bestiality is now common as another means of doing money rituals.
The police through a released statement explained that bestiality was punishable under the law and the lady in question risked 7 years jail term if found guilty.
The police have now appealed to anyone who could give tips on how the lady can be apprehended and interrogated for her alleged role in the video.
In a bid to standardize the portrayal of the Nigeria Police Force in movies and other creative content produced by the Nigeria movie and entertainment industry, the Police has partnered with the leadership of the Nigeria Guild of Actors, and other relevant associations in the Nigeria entertainment industry.
The police met with the leadership of the guild of actors recently at the Louis Edet House, Force Headquarters, Abuja, to critically deliberate on topical issues of national security viz-a-viz intelligence gathering and community partnership.
The meeting also discussed areas of possible collaboration to shape positive thoughts and narratives, portray good values, and resuscitate Nigerian cultures through movies, skits, creative content, which would impress positively on the Nigerian public, add value to our system, provide police officers with modern innovations to actively carry out policing duties and on-screen role models who would influence their lives and career, and consequently improve security mechanisms in Nigeria.
The President of the Guild of Actors, Ejezie Emeka Rollas, was at the meeting in the company of his Senior Special Adviser on Military, Police, and other security agencies.
Mr. Steve Eboh, appreciated the current police leadership, especially the Inspector-General of Police, IGP Usman Alkali Baba psc+, NPM, fdc, for the opportunity to collaborate and promote good and meaningful ideals after twenty-four years of the Guild’s existence.
The police authority reiterated the readiness of the Nigeria Police Force to brainstorm alongside the guild in harnessing the potentials within Nollywood to achieve seamless synergy aimed at building a change in narratives with regards to police portrayals in movies, skits, and other ideological perspectives that can improve internal security.
The Nigeria Police Force equally assured that it has set up mechanisms to ensure prompt approvals of requests for uniforms, kits, and other police props in movie productions to stimulate required and seamless collaboration.
