Sultry Actress, Inem Peter, Flaunts Too Much Flesh In New Seductive Photos

Nigerian actress, Inem Peter 

Beautiful Nollywood actress, Inem Peter who is celebrating her birthday has released seductive photos as her fans go crazy.

The star of Sisters at War, 5 Wives and several other Nollywood movies took to Instagram to also release a video of her and friends grooving.

She could be seen in the video dancing seductively as she teases men while wearing sexy bikini.

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Heartbreaking Story Of How Pretty Bride And Her Mum Were Buried On Her Wedding Day

This story is really heartbreaking! The pretty lady pictured right, Victoria  Hallan, was supposed to get married last week Saturday but died in a ghastly bus accident along side her chief bride's maid and mother while on their way to Bauchi from Jalingo for her wedding. She was buried on Saturday 15 October which was supposed to be her wedding day. Victoria, a National Diploma graduate in Science Laboratory Technology from the Federal Polytechnic Bauchi, according to her friends who spoke fondly of her, was a beautiful person inside and outside.

She had a pointed nose, a big charming smile, elegance, carriage, and captivating eyes, they told Saturday Sun. She graduated in 2015 after which she and her fiancé, Aminchi David, 34, agreed to tie the nuptial knots. They fixed Saturday October 15, 2016 for their wedding in Bauchi. Before that, Victoria’s send forth was slated for Sunday October 9 at Sabon Gari in Jalingo. 

“She was enjoying one of the happiest days of her life,” one of her blossom friends told our correspondent of Victoria’s disposition during the send forth. Sadly, it was to be Victoria’s last happy moment in life as death came calling after the ceremony.

“It is painful,” the friend broke down and cried profusely. “She looked ravishing in her yellow colour lace with blue headgear to match. Victoria was gap-toothed and when she smiled it was so beautiful,” said her childhood friend who has not stopped crying.

“Victoria’s chief bridesmaid Joan Joshua fell ill when the news reached her that her best friend had died in a motor accident,” Armstrong said.

After four years of courtship, the intending couple agreed for the wedding to take place at COCIN church in Tudun Maizamani on Bayara road in Bauchi metropolis.

Victoria’s send forth was an opportunity for her childhood friends to get together to rejoice before she would travel to Bauchi to be joined in matrimony with her fiancé in church.

Her father ASP Hallan Bawah and Naomi, his wife of 29 years, were there to support their daughter.

Her elder brother and firstborn who worked in Jigawa State was always there to support while Rejoice, her immediate younger sister and a split image of Victoria was in Bauchi putting finishing touches to preparations. While Rejoice stayed back in Bauchi to help coordinate the wedding plans, Victoria’s chief bridesmade Joan travelled with the bride to Jalingo. Joan and others who attended from Bauchi left Monday morning while Victoria, her mother and Blessing, Rejoice’s friend planned to leave Jalingo on Wednesday.

That fateful morning of October 13, Victoria and her mother departed Taraba for Bauchi for the wedding on Saturday. Those coming from far had embarked on the journey to Bauchi for the wedding.

Hallan said after the send forth, he watched as his wife and daughter left the house in Sabodn Gari Jalingo on their way to Bauchi. He said: “I was with them till they left. They boarded a commercial bus around 3:00 that afternoon.

After some hours I was expecting that they have reached Bauchi. I called my wife but the line was not going. Later I called my daughter’s number and a Federal Road Safety official picked and introduced himself. When I inquired why my wife or daughter could not pick the calls he told me that they were involved in a fatal accident.

He told me that two women and a man died on the spot. He told me the place and I told him I was coming” Hallan said he left Jalingo by 4pm and when he got to the scene he was told that the victims had been admitted at the Cottage Hospital in Bambam, Gombe State. He learnt that the accident was as a result of a burst tyre.

“When I got there I met my wife she was already dead,” he recalled. He struggled to stop himself from breaking down, he was anxious to see his daughter and prayed nothing bad happened to her.

The grieving Hallan said:

“When I saw her, she was unconscious. Her hand was broken. There was no treatment being carried out on her. I asked the staff of the hospital why they abandoned my daughter like that and their reply was if they treat her they were not sure whether the money would be paid. This broke my heart.

How can someone’s life be so cheap. I was crying to know that my daughter could have been saved and yet they refused to save her life because of money”

He said that the officials of the NURTW went to get ambulance that would rush my daughter to the Federal Medical Centre in Gombe for proper medical attention but before they could return his daughter had given up the ghost.

“Another girl who was a friend of my second daughter, Rejoice also died in the accident. Her name was Blessing. She was accompanying my daughter and wife and so they travelled together. Blessing also died on the spot.”

David, the groom to-be was feeling on top of the world on that Wednesday morning, when he received a phone call from Victoria. “I had gone to Kafin Madaki around 6am and was returning to Bauchi when I received her call at past 8am that they had left Jalingo.

“She asked me where I was and I told her I was in Kafin Madaki in Ganjuwa and she was surprised and asked me what took me there but I laughed and I told her I went to see my aunt and she replied that she was on her way. I was expecting her call around 2pm. I tried her number but it was switched off.

“I became worried and told a friend Bami that her phone was switched off and it was unusual. By 3:30pm, her younger sister Rejoice called me and informed me that she heard that Victoria and their mother were involved in an accident. That her friend Blessing was also with them

“I then called their father who told me that he heard and that he was already on his way to the place that the accident happened. It was Bambam in Gombe State. I called my sister who lived there with her husband. She later confirmed that my Victoria and her mother and Blessing had indeed died”

 David said he doesn’t know how to live with the loss of Victoria.

“She was everything to me. She was beautiful, kind, God-fearing. Her death is a great loss to my life. When my father in law told me what happened on phone, I said I am finished. But I give God the glory. In life you plan but God knows everything. I am still seeing everything as if it is a joke. That Vicky my love will be with me.

That is why I am wearing my blue wedding suit. Blue is Victoria’s favourite colour. She chose blue as our colour and I am honouring her today by wearing it. I try not to be sad but it is going to be alright”.

The funeral of Victoria and her mother on Saturday October 15, 2016 at the Christian Cemetery in Kagadam, Bauchi attracted a large crowd of sympathisers. As the bodies were lowered into mother earth, the preacher urged everyone present to live a life of service to God and humanity.

Nollywood Actress Inem Peter Shows Off Her Curves

Apart from being an actress in Nollywood these days you''ll have to know how to flaunt...lol. Actress
Inem Peter has also released some of her curve flaunting pics. See all the photos:

  

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Read the Full Story of How a Rapist Killed a Pregnant Woman

There was unease at Oluwoye community in Ibeshe, Ikorodu, Lagos on Friday after an assailant said to belong to a gang of r*pists in the area, killed a 30-year-old pregnant woman, Afusat Yusuf, and stabbed her husband, Kazeem Yusuf. The man is now in critical condition.

The r*pist also inflicted injuries on the couple’s two kids – Rodiat and Opeyemi, aged six and five.

It was gathered that the attacker had gained access to the couple’s apartment around 2am on Friday through the window and attempted to r*pe the pregnant woman.

Her husband, Kazeem, was said to be awake in the process and reportedly resisted the r*pist, who resorted to hacking him and their two kids with a machete.

According to Punch, not done, the suspect went to a neighbouring building and unleashed terror on another couple, 52-year-old Sunday Robert and his wife, whose name had yet to be ascertained. 

The suspect subsequently fled the area.

While Afusat died on the spot, Kazeem and the children were rushed to the Ikorodu General Hospital, where they are still receiving treatment.

The incident was reported at the Ipakodo Police Division.

A resident, who identified himself as Adisa, lamented the spate of attacks on residents of the area and its environs, saying the government had not made significant moves to address the attacks.

He said, “There have been series of attacks by this gang of r*pists on residents at different parts of Ibeshe. Several women have been r*ped and killed. Female children were also molested.

“Around 2am today (Friday), a member of the gang attacked two houses. In the first house, he hacked a pregnant woman, Afusat, to death and seriously injured her husband and their two children. He inflicted a cut on Rodiat’s ear and smashed an object on Opeyemi’s mouth. He also attacked a couple in another building. They have been taken to a hospital.

“Residents are moving out of the community because there is no solution in sight to these attacks. Those of us who do not have anywhere to run to are living in fear. The government has not come to our aid despite our outcry.”

A community leader, who spoke on condition of anonymity for fear of being hunted by the gang, said the community had petitioned the Lagos State Government without getting meaningful results.

He said, “We need the government’s help in Ibeshe. We have gone to the governor’s office to make complaints but there is no response yet. We also met with the Senior Special Assistant to Governor Akinwunmi Ambode on Community Affairs.

“We want government to unmask the gang members and those who are using them. This community lacks security.”

Another resident, Dele, said, “A member of the gang, Badoo, who was arrested had been charged to a Magistrate’s Court in Surulere by the police without notifying us. How are we sure that the case will be diligently prosecuted when people who will testify in court were not informed?”

The Lagos State Police Public Relations Officer, Dolapo Badmos, said the command was already on the trail of the suspect, adding that the Commissioner of Police, Fatai Owoseni, had directed the homicide section of the command to investigate the case.

Man Slumps and Dies While Having Marathon S*x with Customer in Delta State (Photo)

Nelson Eni Millz (Photo credit: Punch) 

A man allegedly slumped and died while having s*x with a customer in a hotel room in Ovwian, Udu Council area of Delta State.

The man identified as Nelson Eni Millz was a mobile phone software marketer, who specialises in downloading applications on mobile sets.

According to a report by Punch, Millz was said to have died in a hotel room after demanding for s*x from a female customer who came to repair phone but did not have all the money. So, he asked her to pay in kind.


Millz was a popular phone marketer operating at a popular Robinson Plaza along Deco road in Warri South before the incident of last week Thursday at Treasure Land Hotel in Ovwian took his life.

The supposed lover identified as Helen Obiogu. There are two accounts how the whole incident happened. One revealed that he slumped and died while having rounds of s*x with Helen, but another account had it that he died from poisoning.

Narrating how it happened, a source revealed that the lady suspect had gone to purchase the mobile phone at the phone plaza last week Wednesday to buy a handset and to download music and applications, but was left with N5,000 after buying the phone.

It was gathered that Helen, who is now in police custody, pleaded with the late Nelson to let her go and come back another day to complete the payment but he had refused and insisted she met him in a hotel.

A source alleged Helen eventually went to the hotel and Nelson sent her to buy drinks for them. The source also alleged Helen could have poisoned Nelson’s drink which eventually led to his death.

Nelson, in his late 20s, left behind two kids. It was gathered that the lady suspect had almost fled from the hotel when she was arrested by the hotel security guards on duty. The security guards had noticed that she was crying and was in a haste to leave the premises in the early hours of last week Thursday.

Confirming the incident, State Police Public Relations Officer, Celestina Kalu, said, “It was a sudden and unnatural death. Be informed that on 13/10/2016 at about 15.30 hours, one Gordon Tone (the manager) of Treasure Land Hotel, reported that one Nelson (male) surname unknown, lodged in his hotel along with his female friend by name Helen Obiogu of Ovwian Town.

“The said Nelson was found dead in his hotel room by 14.55hours. We visited the scene of crime and no mark of violence seen. The corpse has been removed and deposited at Noble Hospital mortuary for autopsy and the said female friend, Helen Obiogu of Ovwian town, has been arrested and detained.”

Recession: Lagos Prostitutes Beg Customers for Jobs in Broad Daylight

*Photo used for illustrative purpose* 

There was a time when the red-light districts of Lagos like Allen Avenue, Opebi, Ojuelegba and CMS, among others, bustled with human traffic of customers and s*x traders who paraded their ‘flesh wares’ under the glare of traffic lights in the night.

Those days, when young women in various stages of undress walked up to any vehicle that pulled over beside them and made seductive gestures to male occupants in a relaxed manner, seem to have passed.


Now, as Saturday PUNCH investigation revealed, a new desperation has descended on the sex traders of Lagos, one with a hungry intent to make quick cash, any amount of cash even, just to survive the hard times, as fewer customers visit the sex hubs. There is no doubt that the economic crunch in the country has made these young women hungrier.

As companies are developing strategies to survive hard times, Lagos prostitutes have re-strategised their operations in order to cope. In one of the “fact-finding missions” of our correspondents to Allen Avenue, Tania, a young woman, whose youthful but heavily made up face suggested she could be between the ages of 22 and 26, told one of our correspondents, who posed as a prospective customer, that she would prefer an overnight service.

Asked why, as all her negotiations tended towards the fact that she did not like the popular “short-time”, favoured by men who simply want to “get in and get out”, Tania explained the economic sense in her strategy.

“I won’t have to pay for the daily room charge to Sisi Mi (apparently, the sobriquet of her madam). Even if I do short-time and I don’t use the room, we do it beside a wall or on the boot of your car, so far as I go back to the room this night, I will still have to pay,” she said.

Before the dark cloud of economic crisis descended on the sex trade in Lagos, sex workers in the city charged between N10,000 and N20,000 for an overnight service depending on a customer’s bargaining power. Tania readily agreed to N5,000 but she added the caveat that our correspondent must buy her a plate of food on the way home.

Despite efforts by Tania to mask the desperation showing in her voice, it was clear the young lady did not want to get through the night with an empty pocket in a season when customers are not forthcoming.

Our correspondents learnt that in the days of plenty customers, Lagos sex workers hardly showed patience with any customer, whom they suspected did not have any interest in obtaining their service.

Commercial sex workers are aware that many young men simply derive satisfaction from engaging them, discussing prices, telling them to show enticing body parts, only to walk away from the bargain. These are fools prostitutes do not suffer gladly. But that night, Tania was unusually patient, another evidence of the desperation in the trade.

When our correspondent later discharged her with an excuse that instantly brought an expression of disappointment on her face, she turned back a moment later as she made to walk away. One might have concluded that she wanted to say something to make her bargain more enticing. But she simply brought out her phone. “Can you give me your number? I will give you mine too,” Tania said.

The inquiring eyebrow she saw made her explain further. “If you know anyone who needs a cleaner or housemaid, please let me know. I am good at such jobs. I am only doing this to survive,” she said. It was a frank explanation, one that laid bare the underlying financial struggle that sometimes pushes many of the young women into the sex trade.

At Allen Roundabout, one of our correspondents was relaxed with a bottle of drink at Pekas, a popular bar known to host many ladies of the night. It was instantly noticed that the spot, which used to be thronged by numerous sex traders, was no longer what it used to be in terms of human traffic.

A light-skinned young lady, who seemed to be in her 20s, strolled by immediately and introduced herself as Ruth, desperate to strike up a conversation with the man sitting all alone. In the middle of the conversation, she pointed out that it was quite impolite of the gentleman not to offer her a drink.

She then took it upon herself to call one of the waiters who evidently knew her and ordered a bottle of beer. During the conversation, she could not help complaining about how unprofitable the trade had become as she tried to explain why so many of her colleagues who used to parade the streets were not available. She simply could not hide the fact that she was desperate to spend the night with our correspondent.

“How much this job dey pay?” “You know the risk involved in this job?” switching to fluent English she continued, “Most of us on the streets are not happy to be here. If you are lucky, you meet a decent man and he takes you off the street. Girls are becoming fewer here because they are looking for greener pastures,” she said.

The lady, who later identified herself as Ruth, further shared a story of her colleague who had become a business owner courtesy of a man whom she serviced regularly. “Sade is lucky,” Ruth said, as she made a sympathetic gesture to another young lady on the side of the road, who had just been rebuffed by a motorist passing by.

She said, “Like play, like play, Sade don leave us waka. I was there when a young man she called Richie first came to pick her. Later, he began visiting monthly. To cut the long story short, the bobo began to tell Sade he liked her because she is really beautiful.

“She told him that she would love to stop this job and he helped her out. As we speak, Sade is a shop owner somewhere in Ogba, Lagos, and she sells wine and other drinks.” When Ruth noticed that the correspondent was not willing to play ball, she rounded off the conversation with a prayer. “I pray that the Lord that took Sade out of the street would also favour me,” she said.

When asked how much would be needed to take her off the street, her eyes suddenly lit up and she said, “Bros, If I see a job that pays N45,000, I’ll stop this hustle.” But it turned out that like others met earlier, many if the ladies shared the same feeling.

At a brothel situated at the top floor of a three-storey building around the Ojuelegba Bus Stop, at least 15 sex workers mill around the place per night. It was learnt that the preference of these young ladies was “short-time” for which they charge between N1,000 and N1,500.

When one of our correspondents paid a visit, the ladies swarmed the prospective customer like a swarm of bees as usual, showering him with compliments. Sitting in the bar of the brothel, a young woman, who had been making seductive moves almost broke into a run just to come over when she was beckoned on.

The ensuing conversation revealed her trade name to be Gift and she further explained that she lived in Ikeja and came to the brothel daily. How true this was could not be ascertained. Gift initially said she charged N1,500 for a “short-time but when one of our correspondents told her that he had only N500, she pleaded that he should make it N700.

Gift obliged to have some drinks and once she started drinking, she sang like a minstrel. Gift said that “market” was very poor at the moment and all the girls were feeling it. Like most of her colleagues, her reason for getting into the trade was financial desperation.

“If I get a good job like this ehn? I don commot be that,” she said in pidgin English.

According to Gift, she is a secondary school dropout and this has been affecting her chances of getting the kind of jobs that are good enough to take her out of the sex trade.

She told Saturday PUNCH that before she became a commercial sex worker, she worked in a factory that paid her a salary that could barely feed her, even though she was used like a slave. She said to make matter worse, the expatriates who ran the factory made life unbearable and whenever she complained to her friends, she was always advised to quit her job and join them on the street.

So, after working in the factory for about two years as a contract employee without any savings, she threw in the towel and joined her friends.

Gift said, “I have been in this job for about three years now. I am not ashamed because I need to survive. But every day, I pray to God for any helper because I know I cannot get a good job with my qualification but with the right connection, anything can happen. “I don’t mind being a receptionist because I am pretty and I speak well but God has not given me that opportunity.”

When asked if she was the only one who had the desire to quit the profession, she simply said, “Ask any of the girls here, almost everyone would tell you they want a decent job. I don’t know anybody who wants to do this till she dies,” she said.

But when a s*x worker whom our correspondents met at Empire Street, Ojuelegba, Surulere, another hub for the sex trade in Lagos, voiced her opinion about why customers were scarce, her explanation was even more serious.

S*x workers certainly know how to choose simple trade names that customers might find pleasing to the ear. For this s*x worker, a dark complexioned lady with tired eyes and lips that sent out a plume of cigarette smoke each time she talked, the name of choice was Rose.

Sex workers like Rose would readily engage any young man in a conversation as long as they believe that the end result would be that their services would be sought. “When money no dey, how prick wan stand?” she said in pidgin English, in response to an earlier question that it seemed she and her colleagues were no longer getting customers like before.

Her explanation that when there is no money, men are not likely to think of sex, may sound simple and funny but has an underlying truth. In fact, experts suggest that financial trouble that brings stress is one of the psychological causes of lack of erection or erectile dysfunction. “The brain plays a key role in triggering the series of physical events that cause an erection.

A number of things can interfere with sexual feelings and cause or worsen erectile dysfunction like depression, anxiety and stress,” doctors and researchers at global health care organisation, Mayo Clinic, said.

Apart from this, it is unlikely that a man who has no money to eat would have any to purchase sex. To find out why Rose already looked tired that night, one of our correspondents asked her how many customers she had already attended to in order to get a sense of how often customers still seek her services. “Two” she held up two fingers. The time was almost midnight.

Suspicion crept over her face a moment later and she said, “Why you dey ask?” It seemed her tired face might be from parading the streets endlessly without finding many customers after all. But she did agree to a “short-time” (one round) of N500. “You sef know say that price too small. Market no dey at all, now you dey get am almost free, you still dey consider am? Rose said, when she sensed some hesitation.

Even though there was no doubt that Rose’s colleagues would have taken the same price slash, she bluffed and pointed to her friends.

“See those girls, even though nothing dey their body like my own, dem go vex if dem hear say I dey call this kain price for you. Dem go say I dey spoil market for them, But me I just dey consider una,” she added.

One of our correspondents decided to take the conversation further and asked why she did not quit altogether if the trade had become that unprofitable. To this, Rose shook her head as if disbelieving the ignorance behind such a question. She explained that since the time she started the trade, no time had been this worse.

According to her, she had done all she could to find a job but had got nothing. “As you see me, I finished secondary school. What do you do? Maybe you can help me find work?” she switched from pidgin to proper English in an effort to support her level of education.

Asked what she could do, Rose explained that she could work in a business centre and operate a computer. She added that when she finished secondary school and there was no way for her to proceed for higher learning, she learnt how to make beads in Umuahia.

It was also gathered that business is dull at a popular brothel called Jolly Friends, in Ikeja too. The ladies in this establishment looked older compared to the various establishments visited by our correspondents.

They seemed to be in their late 20s and early 30s and unlike the other brothels visited, these ladies seemed to be out for business strictly and no time for talking.

The two ladies that spoke to our correspondents only divulged scanty information after they felt the way their wares were bargained was ridiculous. They did not bother to give their names because they had seemingly detected that the young men in front of them were not interested in entering “the other room” with them.

One said, “See the way you dey price us. You think say na like that dem dey talk. If no be say things hard, I suppose don leave you enter room. How you go dey price me for N500? Wetin go cost you to make am N1,000?” she queried.

Her colleague was quick to chip in. In her statement, she made it known that the only reason they seemed desperate was because of the hardship experienced in the country.

“If no be the way things be, you fit come dey price us like this before. This time last year, if you no get 5k, wetin you for dey find for here. I no blame you, na the economy I blame,” she said.


Source: Punch

Wow! This Newly Wedded Bride is 86 Years Old But Her Stylishness Will Leave You Speechless (Photos)

Millie Taylor-Morrison 

Millie Taylor-Morrison is an 86-year-old woman but her radiance is still the topic of discussion on many lips. The stylish grandma recently got remarried and she made one radiant bride.

A photo of Nana Millie, decked out in a purple wedding gown that she designed herself, began circulating on Facebook on Sunday, with many complimenting her timeless beauty and impeccable sense of style.

The bride and groom 

According to Huffington Post, on Oct.16, she married Harold Morrison, 85, at Zion Hill Baptist Church in Newark, New Jersey in front of 200 friends and family.

Her granddaughter Khadija Elkharbibi told The Huffington Post that all of the guests - and especially the groom - were blown away by her big day look.

“The look on everyone’s face when they saw her, but especially the look on Mr. Harold’s face when he saw her walking down the aisle ― it was the absolute sweetest thing you could ever see!” she said. “He teared up. It was beautiful! My Nana just beamed with happiness, it was truly a sight to see.”

Nana Millie was married to Khadija’s grandpa for 41 years before he died in 1992. She knew Harold since the 1950s - he was even a guest at her first wedding.

The new bride and her granddaughters 

After the ceremony, guests headed to Richfield Regency in Verona, New Jersey for the reception. The room was decorated beautifully and lit with purple lights that complemented Nana Millie’s gown.

See Over 10 Deadly Kidnappers and Armed Robbers Terrorizing Port Harcourt Residents Arrested by Police (See Photos)

The deadly kidnappers and criminals were paraded before newsmen 

Notorious kidnappers and armed robbers terrorizing residents of Borikiri General Area in Rivers State have been apprehended and paraded by the Police in the state.

This was announced in a press release by Force Pubic Relations Officer, DCP Don N. Awunah, fsi.


PRESS RELEASE 

KIDNAPPERS OF PORT HARCOURT RESIDENCE OF GRA PHASE II, BROKINI GENERAL AREA, YKC AXIS OF WOJI IN RIVERS STATE ARRESTED 

The Inspector General of Police, IGP Ibrahim K. Idris NPM, mni, has assured Nigerians that the Nigeria Police Force is ever ready and more determined to make sure that all those who engage in vicious crime such as kidnappings, armed robbery and other criminal activities do not escape justice. It is in line with this stance that made the operatives of the Intelligence Response Team (IRT) to swing into action to salvage the incessant menace.

2. The enliven team, on 12th October, 2016 launched a massive onslaught on the kidnappers of some residents of GRA Phase II, Port Harcourt main town, Borikiri General Area and YKC axis of woji in Rivers state. This feat yielded prompt outcome as the hoodlums were arrested as a result of due diligence and intelligence exhibited by members of the Police Force complimented by public spirited citizens eager to curb crimes in the society. The suspects who were responsible for most kidnappings in Port Harcourt were arrested at different locations in Rivers state.

3. Suspects arrested are:

i. Daniel Gabriel ‘M’ 33 Years (gang leader)
ii. Alaso Igodo ‘M’ 23 Years
iii. Akeodi Aselemi ‘M’ 34 Years
iv. Ayibinmoter Livinus ‘M’ 25 Years
v. Anikunka Anikunka ‘M’ 33 Years
vi Biebele Elijah ‘M’ 34 Years
vii. Efiya Anda ‘M’ 34 Years
viii. Daniel Lessor ‘M’ 31 Years
ix . Isaac Reuben ‘M’ 27 Years

Exhibits 

i. One (1) AKA 47 Rifle with bridge NO. 0731
ii. Four (4) AKA 47 Magazines with 42 live ammunitions
iii. Four (4) Face Mask
iv. One (1) Green Mazda Saloon car used by the syndicate as operational vehicle.

4. In a similar development, it will be recalled that some residents of an Estate in Isheri area of Lagos State were kidnapped on 27/09/2016 and the Intelligence Response Team swung into action and arrested four (4) of the kidnappers.

The spirited effort of the team led to the arrest of the firth gang member one Temmi Enormi ‘M’ 31 years.

The suspect was arrested in Lagos State on 07/10/2016 at 0200hrs and confessed to be a member of the Isheri Landlord kidnapping and was confirmed by other gang members earlier arrested.

5. The IGP wishes to restate the commitment of the Nigeria Police force in ensuring that all forms of crimes and particularly kidnap for ransom and other violent crimes are brought to a bearable and tolerable state throughout the country.

He urges Nigerians to always be law abiding and see themselves as stakeholders in the fight against crime and criminality.


DCP DON N. AWUNAH, fsi
FORCE PUBLIC RELATIONS OFFICER,
FORCE HEADQUARTERS,
ABUJA.

Marry Me or I Charge You to Court - Akwa Ibom Alleged 'Runs-girl' Threatens Customer Who Leaked Her N*ude Photo

The veiled picture of Miracle 

An alleged 'runs girl', Miracle based in Uyo, Akwa Ibom State was stunned on Thursday, 20th of October, 2016 when her scantily clad photos scandalously made it to the Nigerian social media space.

The pictures were reportedly leaked by a customer who recently sought for her pleasure services after meeting her stated financial demands.


A furious Miracle has reported the embarrassing act to the police for intervention. Rumours have it that Miracle has charged the erring 'customer' to marry her as a condition for truce or she slams him with a massive defamation suit in court.

Meanwhile, a conflicting report has it that the lady was just a normal female who conventionally fell in love with a man who immaturely stung her with the n*de photos exposure.

In the words of the person who spoke under the condition of anonymity:

"The lady (Miracle) is not a runs girl. She allegedly meant this guy, who look just like ( #wizkid) last months at a bus stop. And after about two weeks of knowing each other, she decided to give the guy her package...

The source said she was fully aware when the guy was taking the pictures, But didn't think the guy will be so foolish to distribute the pics to his friends.

"The guy wasn't the one that leaked the pics. The guy sent the pics to a friend, and that friend sent it to another friend, and another friend-friends....That's how the pic finally made its way to the Internet. "As at right now, the lady is planning on reporting her boyfriend to the police or the guy must marry her since she's now popular for the wrong reasons and maybe hard for to get a husband."

Why the New Oba of Benin and His Wives Covered Their Mouths During Recent Coronation Ceremony

Oba Ewuare ll N'Ogidigan 

Yesterday, Oba Ewuare ll N'Ogidigan ascended the revered throne of his ancestors to become the 39th Oba of Benin, succeeding his late father, Omo n’Oba n’Edo Uku Akpolopkolo, Oba Erediauwa.

The photo above of the newly coronated Oba puzzled many people with some social media users ridiculously claiming someone must have polluted the air at the moment.

Well, why was the Oba covering his mouth? It was obviously a cultural act but what was the significance. Even his wives covered their mouths. An indigene of Edo State, south-south part of Nigeria embarked on a fact-finding mission and got the feedback below:

(1) The Oba usually covers his mouth because when he talks he is the supreme authority and whatever he says is final.

(2) People talk on his behalf most of the time and whatever they proclaim becomes the law with immediate effect.

"A friend of mine who is a painter said he did a painting of the old Oba and it was rejected because it depicted him smiling.

According to tradition, people are not supposed to see the Oba's teeth so he doesn't smile" the unnamed investigator concluded.