-. Big Brother Naija ‘Level Up’ housemate, Ijeoma Otabor better known as Phyna has won the 7th edition of the reality television show. Phyna, who enjoys her career as a singer and a hype woman, had said she came to the BBNaija house not only for the money but also to make a difference.
-The President, Nigerian Academy of Medicine, NAMed, Prof. Samuel Ohaegbulam yesterday, expressed concern over Nigeria’s declining health indices, tasking the presidential candidates in the 2023 general elections to demonstrate to Nigerians how they intend to tackle the problem.
-. Gunmen, weekend, kidnapped the traditional ruler of Owa Onire, the Onire of Owa-Onire in Isin Local Government Area of Kwara State, HRH Abdulrahaman Ifabiyi and his driver. It was gathered that the monarch and his driver with one of the natives of the town yet to be identified were kidnapped at gunpoint while returning from a social function.
-. Cases of abductions went down by 28 percent across the country in the month of August, in comparison with the preceding month of July. This was attributed to the ongoing security forces’ operations. An Abuja-based security risk management and intelligence consulting company, Beacon Consulting, stated this in its latest report yesterday.
-. The Kwara State Police Command said its operatives arrested a medical doctor, Adio Adeyemi, of Kaiama General Hospital, over alleged kidnap and murder of two ladies. Adeyemi was alleged to have kidnapped and killed his girlfriend identified only as Ifeoluwa, and another housewife, Nofisat Halidu, in 2021.
-. The leadership of the House of Representatives will meet President Muhammadu Buhari on Tuesday over the ongoing strike by members of the Academic Staff Union of Universities.
- A Federal High Court sitting in Lagos has sentenced a retired policeman, Ariwayo Oloyede, aka Oyinbo, to one-year imprisonment for human trafficking. The ex-police officer was convicted alongside a Burkina Faso-based Nigerian, Christian Owanebi, who was handed seven years jail term for the same offence by Justice Abimbola Awogboro.
-. Flood resulting from heavy downpour across Adamawa State has claimed 37 lives. The Adamawa State Emergency Management Agency (ADSEMA) which confirmed the human casualty, said 58 other people sustained injuries.
-As the industrial strike embarked by the Academic Staff Union of Universities, ASUU, enters its eightieth month, the Federal Government has warned the union to cease from acting in defiance of the interlocutory injunction given by the National Industrial Court (NICN), which restrained the union from further action.
Senator Chris Ngige, Minister of Labour and Employment, gave the warning in a statement signed over the weekend by the ministry’s Deputy Director, Press and Public Relations, Olajide Oshundun.
From daily post.
Flood killed plenty people across the country in the past week. May their souls rest in peace.
ReplyDeleteA medical doctor abducting and killing people, na wah o
It seems the Traditional rulers are the most targeted by these kidnappers.
SDK thanks for the daily news 🙏
Just a year jail term for human trafficking, I don't under our laws again o
ReplyDeleteThanks for the update.
ReplyDeleteThe flood this year really caused a lot of havoc across the country. It's well.
ReplyDeleteCases of abduction truly went down...kudos to all security forces
ReplyDelete#calloffasuustrike
ReplyDelete🤦🏽
ReplyDeleteStella, ifeoluwa killed by the doctor was a neighbor. We lived just 3 houses apart. It was our street chairman that went to report at the police station when her neighbours raised alarm of her sudden disappearance. He killed her and sold her car off. Doctor from hell
ReplyDelete