Amnesty International says the killing of 13 #EndBadGovernanceInNigeria protestors is intolerable.
This was revealed in a statement released on Friday by Isa…
PROTEST: Wike says FG is prepared for conversation after meeting with Tinubu.
The former governor of Rivers State was led into the President's Office…
Wike Applauds Protesters in the FCT for Avoiding Violence
Wike said this when introducing the office personnel to the recently appointed…
JUST IN: In Bauchi, police shoot protestors with tear gas.
A police roadblock prevented the demonstrators from achieving their goal of holding…
Protest: Abuja Hunger and end Bad Governance protesters converge on Abuja stadium
This complies with a court order that confines them within the building.…
Judge Rita Ofili-Ajumogobia’s daughter Aribemchukwu was killed.
She was killed last night, and her body was found this morning outside her residence's gate, according to a family source who wished to remain anonymous due to the present situation within the family. It seems possible that the recent hires of the home attempted to fabricate the incident as though she was outside when it occurred. "There are indications that someone is trying to clean up the blood in the compound and inside the house. They had only been employed for a little over a month when we noticed that this was in fact their craftsmanship and that she was living alone in the house with them. We must all use extreme caution. especially with recent hires," he continued. The state command's spokesperson, SP Benjamin Hundeyin, confirmed the murder to NAIJA STREET MATTERS, stating that three suspects have been detained in relation to the woman's death and that the body has been found. The three individuals detained in relation to Aribemchukwu's murder, according to Hundeyin, were her domestic helpers. "Our officers have taken three people into custody in relation to Justice Ajumogobia's daughter's murder at her Parkview Estate home. Two of them are maids, and one works as a driver. "We're looking into it and will update the public on our findings," he declared. The late Aribemchukwu was a physician who had just tied the knot when she passed away.
In Ondo, a 54-year-old businesswoman was killed by unknown gunmen
It was learned that the deceased woman was murdered since her lifeless…
€125,000 Scandal: Ebenezer Oduntan, a former RCCG Pastor, was found guilty on 87 counts in Naas, Ireland.
Ebenezer Oduntan, a former pastor of the City of David Church in Naas, County Kildare, was prosecuted on 87 counts of fraud and theft at the Naas Circuit Criminal Court after a three-week trial. Since 2015, the church—a branch of the Redeemed Christian Church of God (RCCG), a Nigerian organization—has called Naas Enterprise Park home. Oduntan, 58, a resident of Curragh Grange, Newbridge, Co. Kildare, entered guilty pleas to 19 counts of stealing, 5 counts of fraud, and 9 counts of giving false information to the Companies Registration Office during the trial, although he rejected 54 other accusations. From 2012 to 2020, Oduntan, who was the pastor, had sole authority over the church's finances. Judge Martina Baxter characterized Oduntan's activities during sentence as a “very prolonged, premeditated and well-planned scheme,” emphasizing that because of the congregation's high regard for him, he was the only one responsible for the church's funds. In court, it was shown that Oduntan had misappropriated church finances for his own benefit. He had written himself checks for as much as €20,000 and had used parishioner monies for his wife's business and private health insurance. Furthermore, he falsified donation data in order to obtain from Revenue an amount greater than what was allowed under the Charitable Donation Scheme. Prosecution attorneys disclosed that between 2012 and 2018, Oduntan transferred five times his declared income through his bank accounts, which they attribute to the church's lack of financial controls that enabled his theft. Oduntan cut all links with the church in 2020, but despite receiving a prison sentence, none of the stolen cash have been found. Oduntan acknowledged using between €15,000 and €25,000 of the money that was taken for himself and his family during the trial. But given his delayed admission of the crime after the church's assets were depleted, the court pointed out anomalies in his regret. Oduntan's attorney emphasized his subsequent social isolation and lack of past convictions in their plea for mercy.…
Dead couple discovered in Mexico hotel room while celebrating their birthday
To celebrate Lindsay's 46th birthday, she and Nick Jordan traveled to Cabo…