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Shortly after the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) announced the candidate of All Progressives Congress (APC) winner of Kogi governorship election, political thugs continued on their killing spree. According to reports from Kogi, the woman leader of Wada Aro Campaign Council, Ochadamu Ward, Hon Mrs Acheju Abuh was reportedly burnt alive in her home by alleged jubilant supporters and thugs said to be celebrating their party’s victory. Reacting to the evil act, the spokesman, Wada/Aro Campaign Council, Faruk Adejoh-Audu was quoted saying  “chanting GYB 4+4, the thugs, shooting sporadically, arrived Hon (Mrs) Abuh’s house at about 2pm this afternoon and surrounded the house, bolting every exit and escape from outside". “They then poured petrol on the building and set it ablaze as other terrorized villagers watched from hiding. She reportedly attempted to escape through a window but was prevented by the metal burglary proof and gun shots with bullets

Senator Aliyu Abdullahi, the Deputy Chief Whip of the Senate, has denied claims that the controversial Hate Speech bill that was recently introduced into the senate for deliberation and possible enactment, is meant to pave way for President Buhari’s alleged third term agenda. Some Nigerians who have condemned the bill, alleged that it is a ploy by the APC -led government to silence anyone that will oppose President Buhari's alleged third term agenda.  However at a news briefing in Abuja today November 18th, Abdullahi said the bill is designed to check what he described as an abuse of the nation’s “faultiness of ethnicity and religion” to cause crisis. He vowed to go ahead with the Bill because it is in line with his constitutional responsibility as a lawmaker to initiate and make legislation for the order and good governance of the country. “For those who think their ludicrous assessment that the Hate Speech Bill is meant to give the current President Muhammadu

Governor Yahaya Bello and his wife, Rashida, went on their knees in appreciation to God after INEC declared him winner of last Saturday November 16th governorship election in the state.

    A man allegedly opened fire at a strip club parking lot after his debit card got declined while paying for a private lap dance  67-year-old James Allen Wells arrived at the Porsches Theatre of Arts strip club around 11 p.m. Friday night in Waterloo. After his debit card was declined, Wells left the club and pulled out a 38 caliber Smith and Wesson revolver then opened fire, according to The Courier. He shot multiple cars which included a Chevrolet Impala, Dodge Durango, and a Chrysler Town then fled the scene, the report said. The gunman escaped in his vehicle when police came for him. They attempted to stop him but he kept going, leading on to a high-speed chase. During the high-speed chase, Wells crashed his vehicle into a curb and was then arrested shortly after. One of the officers injured a hand during the arrest. Man opens fire in strip club after his debit card is declined for a Lap Dance (Photo) According to NYPost, Wells has been charged with c

Remembere the naked emaciated lady found in Ajah with rumours flying around that she was thrown out of a moving car? (read  here ) She has been rehabilitated and now looks healthy. The woman, whose name has been given as Ene, was seen in October at Jubilee Bridge, Ajah. She had no clothes on and was so skinny, her bones were prominent. Different people gave differing accounts of how she came to be found at the bridge (read  here ). As her story went viral, help came in the form of a kind Nigerian woman who rushed her to the hospital and got her medical treatment (read  here ). One month after, Ene is recovering and looks way better than she did only weeks ago. See more photos below.

Nsa Ayi, a former relationship officer, Coronation Merchant Bank, has been sentenced to seven years imprisonment for diverting clients N700 million meant for Federal Government bonds, treasury bills and fixed deposits. He was sentenced today by Justice Mojisola Dada of the Lagos State High Court, Ikeja, Lagos. The convict, who was arraigned by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission on February 26, 2018, on an 11-count charge, was accused of altering instructions and falsifying signatures of customers to transfer money into various accounts outside the bank. The money was allegedly transferred in tranches into his Guaranty Trust Bank account No. 0001600855 as well as his Zenith Bank account No. 1002771899. Delivering her judgment today, the judge sentenced him to seven years imprisonment on each count of the charge. The sentences are to run concurrently from the day of arrest. The Judge further held that all properties traced to the defendant b