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- A top Boko Haram terrorist as apprehended in Ondo - The terrorist was fleeing from Bauchi when he was caught - He was handed over to the army by the police A Boko Haram terrorist, Idris Ibrahim Babawo, whose name is on the army’s most wanted list, has been arrested by security operatives in Ondo state. According to Sahara Reporters, the terrorist was apprehended at Isua Akoko in Ondo state by some local vigilante group on Tuesday, September 26.

The 42 year-old terrorist nicknamed Idoko is believed to be number 156 on the army’s most wanted terrorist list. It was reported that the terrorist was fleeing from Bauchi state to Ibafo in Ogun state when he was apprehended in Ondo by local residents in Isua Akoko after causing a scare in the bus. 

He was later handed over to the members of the vigilante group in the area who in turn handed him over to the police. Also army spokesperson, Brigadier General Sani Usman in a statement confirmed the arrest.



He was later handed over to the members of the vigilante group in the area who in turn handed him over to the police. Also army spokesperson, Brigadier General Sani Usman in a statement confirmed the arrest.

He said: "The Nigeria Police Ondo State Command on Sunday 24th September 2017 at about 2.00pm, arrested a declared wanted Boko Boko Haram Terrorist group member, Idris Ibrahim Babawo aged 42, that goes by the names “Idiko” and “Nagada”. "He is believed to be on serial number 165 on the wanted Boko Haram terrorists list. He was handed over to the 32 Brigade, 2 Division, Nigerian Army, at about 2.00pm today Monday 25th September 2017 by the Ondo State Command of the Nigeria Police.

"Preliminary investigation shows that the terrorist kingpin hailed from Chinade village, Katagum Local Government Area of Bauchi State. He escaped from the North East due to military onslaught on the terrorists with a view evade arrest and prosecution. But nemesis caught up with him."

Earlier reported that troops of 1 Brigade, 1 Division Nigerian army under the Operation Sharan Daji successfully raided a dreaded forest in Zamfara state where armed bandits had made their dens.
The raid by the soldiers took place on Monday September 25, 2017, at the Kahiru forest, Bakura local government rea of Zamfara state. 

Source: Adisa Onifade

Police arrest notorious robber/kidnapper "Cobra No Dey Sleep" and others (see photos)

A notorious robber and kidnapper identified as Tochukwu Ugwunsi aka 'Cobra No Dey Sleep' has been arrested by the Abia state police command.

Ugwunsi, who has been on the police wanted list was arrested following the joint efforts of the police, vigilante men and the community.

He was apprehended while robbing people of Ogechi Community. Two other members of his gang identified as Chidera and Emeka escaped and a man-hunt for them has been launched.

Suspected armed robbers, kidnappers, fraudsters, and other crime suspects were paraded at the Abia state police headquarters

Other suspected armed robbers, kidnappers, fraudsters, and other crime suspects were paraded by the state commissioner of police, Leye Oyebade, at the state police headquarters, Umuahia.

In another development, a 56-year-old man identified as Ebu Onwuka of Amanta village was arrested on Thursday, February 23, in a forest situated at Abiriba.

ATM cards, fire arms were recovered from the suspects

He was arrested for the murder of one Anya Okum, 56, of same address whom he recently had a misunderstanding over a parcel of land.

Also arrested were a gang of armed robbers, Uche Echela, Chinedu Nwachukwu, Michael Ukpai and Ngozi Emmanuel who stole GSM Phones and other valuables.

A 19-year-old boy was arrested with a locally made Pistol by detectives of Osisioma Division

Echela who was arrested with a bullet wound shot by one of his gang member gave up the ghost while under-going treatment. Efforts are geared toward the arrest other members of the gang and recover of their weapon.

The police arrested a syndicate that specializes in removing vehicles from where they are parked.

“The patrol team from CPS Aba, while on patrol sighted one Ugochukwu Ude ‘m’ of No. 21 Emegharaibe area, Port-Harcourt road, Aba standing by the side of a M/Benz 190 saloon car with registration number AG 509 KPR, along cemetery road Aba in a suspicious manner. The suspect bolted away upon sighting the patrol team and he was eventually arrested by the patrol team following a hot chase by the latter. His arrest led to that of Chukwuma Ononogbo and to the recovery of the three (3) exhibit vehicles. Investigation revealed that the M/Benz V/Boot with reg. no. AA 588 ENU belonged to one Tobias Ogoke ‘m’ of 170 Faulks road Aba and was removed during Church Service at Assemblies of God Church premises Abayi in Aba. Investigation is on-going to apprehend other members of the syndicate with a view to recovering more vehicles,” the press release read.

Efforts are being intensified to arrest other fleeing gang members

All the suspects will be charged to court accordingly.

Adisa Musiliu

30-year-old man pays best friend 120K monthly salary to impregnate his wife (photos)

- A man paid his best friend and neighbor KSh 10,000 a week to try and impregnate his wife

- After 10 months and no results, it was time to pay the piper

- A medical examination revealed the man, with two lovely daughters, could not handle the job

Sometimes, you sit down and wonder where the world went wrong, and this case of a man asking another to impregnate his wife is reason enough for you to have one of this thought sessions.

Darius Makambak, 30, paid his best friend, Evans Mastano, 32, KSh 40,000 (N121,760) a month to sire a child with his wife, Precious, 28, because he is sterile.

However, the arrangement went south after ten months when no news of pregnancy was given.

Makambak, a member of the Tanzanian Police Force-Traffic department reported Mastano and the case was brought before a court.

Turns out, Mastano, a married man with two beautiful daughters, was also sterile but readily took up the job with Precious.

10 months and no pregnancy, it was time for some difficult answers.

Dar-es-Salaam Today reported on Saturday, February 25, that Mastano and Precious went at it a total of 75 times and failed to conceive a child.

For this mission, Precious took a three months leave from March to June 2016 to try and conceive her first child for her husband.

Things went awry when Makambak discovered his friend is sterile after insisting he undergo a medical checkup.

Mastano’s wife ended up confessing that he was not the father of their two daughters as they belonged to his cousin.

The case was brought before a court but the paid man refused to return the money as he promised no guarantee but honest effort in getting the job done.

She claimed she had been secretly forced to conceive with the cousin after realizing her husband could not do the job after two years.

Makambak now wants his money back but Mastano insists he did not guarantee conception, only that he would give honest effort.

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Air Peace suffers burst tyre at Murtala Muhammed International Airport

About 105 passengers reportedly escaped death as a Boeing 737 aircraft belonging to Air Peace suddenly suffered a burst tyre while preparing for take-off at the Murtala Muhammed Airport, Lagos.


The aircraft was about taking off when the incident occurred.

The incident happened on Monday, February 27, according to the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) which added that this incident forced the pilot to abort the flight which was on its way to Abuja, the country's capital.
The report quoted the spokesperson of the airline, Christian Iwarah, as confirming the incident and adding that there was no serious damage to the aircraft and no passenger was injured.

“The incident happened around 11a.m. as the aircraft was about to take off. The pilot immediately turned around and the passengers were disembarked.

“Another aircraft was provided for them and I can confirm to you that they arrived in Abuja safely a few hours ago,” he reportedly said.

The general manager in charge of public relations at the Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority, Sam Adurogboye, said he could not confirm if the incident had been filed with the regulatory authority, but added that the pilot acted according to the standards and recommended practices of the International Civil Aviation Organisation.

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See first ever Nigerian university to offer Aeronautical engineering

The National Universities Commission (NUC), has approved Aeronautical and Astronautical Engineering as a course in Kwara State University (KWASU).


KWASU contact office

KWASU, Vice Chancellor, Prof AbdulRasheed Na'Allah announced the wonderful news in a press release by the university.
The statement from the institution reads thus: “The NUC has formally written the Kwara State University approving the University's full mode of Aeronautical and Astronautical Engineering (B. Eng.) degree program.

"I must congratulate all our students and staff in Engineering, especially the department of aeronautical and astronautical engineering for their hard work and patience, that have led to this great success.

“By this news, KWASU has retained its record as the first-ever Nigerian University to institute a degree program in Aeronautical and Astronautical Engineering.

"Our dear students and staff can be proud of their University! We have formally submitted an invitation to NUC for accreditation as we are fully ready for the NUC accreditation.”

KWASU students matriculating

Studying an unaccredited course in a Nigerian university and finding out too late is one of the most painful experiences you can go through as a student.

The National Universities Commission (NUC) recently released the list of unaccredited courses in Nigerian universities.

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Just in: Senior Boko Haram commander reportedly killed in Borno (Photo)

Reports from Borno state say that a top commander of the Boko Haram insurgents has reportedly been killed in Bama local government area.


Tukur Bama (top right) has been killed under yetto be confirmed circumstances


The insurgent commander named Tukur Bama was said to have been killed at a village called Bolongu in Bama local government.
It was not clear at press time how he was killed exactly but pictures of his body showed he may have been shot dead while on a bombing mission. He was strapped in an explosive vest on military camouflages.
The news of Bama's death was shared by a Twitter user called Dogo M. Shettima.

NAIJ.com is presently trying to get the Nigerian Army to confirm the death of Tukur Bama.

Meanwhile, a soldier in the Nigeria Army on Saturday, February 25 killed himself while he was demonstrating how the army successfully captured the Sambisa forest from the Boko Haram terrorists.

The incident was said to have happened when a hand held grenade exploded killing the soldier and two others in Bari village, Bangi local government area of Niger state.

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EU comments on Kanu's trial, Biafra agitation

The European Union has responded to the issue of the continued detention of Nnamdi Kanu and other Biafra agitators and said it is monitoring his trial.

This was contained in a letter signed by Federica Mogherini who is the vice president of the European Commission to Members of the European Parliament who were signatories to a letter to him sent in December 2016 accusing Nigeria of human rights abuse.

Julie Ward who is a member of the EU has been supporter and advocate of Biafra and has spoken strongly against the detention of Kanu

Federica Mogherini

In his response dated February 13, Mogherini said since the beginning of Kanu’s trial, the EU has been monitoring it and said Biafra agitators should be allowed to protest and express themselves as long as it is within the scope of the constitution.

She wrote: “I fully share your concern on the violence that has erupted in relation to the Biafra movement. Individuals should be allowed to protest and express themselves freely as long as they exercise this right in a peaceful manner. Their prosecution, if founded on facts, should be carried out in full compliance of the rule of law, their human rights and judicial due process.”

The European Commission vice president said with the European Development Fund, Nigeria is expected to fulfil human rights commitments as 166 million euros was allocated to support the “fairness, transparency and accessibility of the justice sector governance reform and the fight against corruption.”

Julie Ward

Mogherini said the EU raises human rights concern with Nigeria at every opportunity and promised that this will also be reiterated “through concerted effort, including parliamentary contacts.”

See the letter below: 

 

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