Abdulrazaq assures improved agric investments

… as Kwara L-PRES trains 100 extension agents/farmers Abdulrahman Abdulrazaq, Kwara State Governor, has restated the commitment of his administration read more Abdulrazaq assures improved agric investments

Bobrisky: If I say anything, let me die – VeryDarkMan tells Reps

Social media influencer, Martins Otse, also known as VeryDarkMan, on Monday, refused to speak on the allegations by Idris Okuneye read more Bobrisky: If I say anything, let me die…

IITA, others connect 267 youths, women with agripreneurs

The International Institute of Tropical Agriculture (IITA) with funding from IFAD and others has connected youths and women trained under read more IITA, others connect 267 youths, women with agripreneurs

Abia elections: LP denies disqualifying local government chairmen, councillors

Abia elections: LP denies disqualifying local government chairmen, councillors Tension has subsided for incumbent local government chairmen and 184 ward councillors in Abia State as the Labour Party (LP) has denied reports that they have been disqualified from contesting the November 2 local government election in the state. Some social media reports on Monday morning claimed that all 17 local government chairmen, popularly known
Abia elections: LP denies disqualifying local government chairmen, councillors

VeryDarkMan reveals how he got phone recording of Bobrisky

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VeryDarkMan has more unreleased evidence against Bobrisky – Lawyer tells Reps

Social media influencer, Martins Vincent Otse aka VeryDarkMan, on Monday expressed readiness to present additional evidence against popular crossdresser, Idris Okuneye aka Bobrisky. Speaking through his lawyer, Deji Adeyanju during…

Why we did not put Bobrisky in general cell – NCoS

The Nigerian Correctional Services has disclosed that Idris Ogunleye, also known as Bobrisky, was not kept in the general cell because he has some special features that are feminine in nature. Micheal Benson, the NCoS official in charge of the Kirikiri Medium Security Facility, said this on Monday during the investigative hearing conducted by the
Why we did not put Bobrisky in general cell – NCoS

The Nigerian Correctional Services has disclosed that Idris Ogunleye, also known as Bobrisky, was not kept in the general cell because he has some special features that are feminine in nature.

Micheal Benson, the NCoS official in charge of the Kirikiri Medium Security Facility, said this on Monday during the investigative hearing conducted by the House of Representatives.

It would be recalled that the House is investigating the alleged N15 million bribe demanded by the EFCC and the money paid to NCoS officials in exchange for Bobrisky to be given special privileges during his six months incarceration.

“Bobrisky have some special features like breast. If we put him in the general cell, you would have to bring out his body from the cell. We have some convicted rapist and sodomites,” Mr Benson said.

Mr Benson explained that Bobrisky was later moved out of the Medium Security Correctional Facility into the Maximum Security facility for his own safety. The officer, however, said the action was taken in his absence by his superior.

DAILY POST reported that Bobrisky did not appear before the panel, but has been ordered by the House to appear in a date yet to be announced by the lawmakers.

Why we did not put Bobrisky in general cell – NCoS

October 1 protest: Police deploy operatives, warn against violence in Adamawa

In preparation for the independence celebration and to ensure effective policing, especially over planned nationwide protests, the Adamawa State Police Command has interfaced with critical stakeholders. The command said in a statement that the interface, which took place on Monday, was aimed at discouraging the planned protest by “faceless individuals and/or groups” due to the
October 1 protest: Police deploy operatives, warn against violence in Adamawa

In preparation for the independence celebration and to ensure effective policing, especially over planned nationwide protests, the Adamawa State Police Command has interfaced with critical stakeholders.

The command said in a statement that the interface, which took place on Monday, was aimed at discouraging the planned protest by “faceless individuals and/or groups” due to the possibility of it resulting in violence.

“It is a well-known fact that chaos can lead to loss of lives and property. Therefore, any violent protest, especially by unidentified persons, is totally unacceptable,” the police said in the statement signed by Public Relations Officer Suleiman Nguroje.

The statement, stressing that the planned protest has the potential to go wrong and be hijacked by miscreants, urged all citizens to go about their lawful business and shun anything that will lead to harming themselves and others in the name of protest.

“The CP assured the faceless planned protesters that his doors are always open for a healthy discussion with the group and called on the people to appropriately follow the laid-down rules regarding every protest in Nigeria,” it said.

It added that the Police Command has drawn a security ring around the state to prevent miscreants from hijacking the protest.

October 1 protest: Police deploy operatives, warn against violence in Adamawa

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Dikembe Mutombo, a Hall of Fame player dies at 58 from brain cancer

Dikembe Mutombo, a Basketball Hall of Famer who was one of the best defensive players in NBA history and a longtime global ambassador for the game, died Monday from brain…

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Top 10 Live Online Casino Malaysia in August 2024

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