Real ‘Omega Fire’ Is Coming, Keyamo Chambers Tells Apostle Suleman As More victims Step Forward March 10th, 2017 The Festus Keyamo Chambers in Lagos today warned Apostle Johnson Suleman, Pastor and General Overseer of Omega Fire Ministries Worldwide, to prepare for war over Stephanie Otobo, who kicked off a firestorm recently when she alleged an amorous relationship with him. Among others, the law firm said today in a press statement that not only does it have graphic proof of the pastor’s relationship with Ms. Otobo, but that other “unfortunate victims” of his have come forward and are also itching to tell their story, with proofs. On Thursday evening, Apostle Johnson Suleiman's lawyer demanded that Mr. Keyamo, whose law firm is representing Ms. Otobo, retract all publications, apologize publicly to him, and pay him N1bn for alleged blackmail and injuries inflicted on him. In the response, signed by two lawyers of the Keyamo Chambers, Uchenna B. Moneke and Oluwafemi...
The Logic Of Death Penalty For Kidnappers NAIJA NEWS by Adedeji 8 hours ago Culled from Naija Loaded 1 In these days of economic crises and continued disparity between poverty and wealth, there have been many crimes that are putting our nation in a state of perpetual fear. Terrorism, Advance Free Fraud (aka 419), money laundering, cyber crime and kidnapping have become increasing source of worries in our nation. Kidnapping, especially, has become a nauseating affair. Society has always used punishment to discourage would be criminals from unlawful action. And talking of spate at which kidnapping is gradually becoming a new normal business, it is understandable why the Lagos State House of Assembly has joined few other States in passing into law, a bill aimed at checking the spate of kidnapping with stiffer penalties, including death sentence for offenders. Ever since the law was passed, opinions especially from lawyers are...
The federal government has approved the closure of five foreign missions and embassies, minister of foreign affairs, Geoffrey Onyeama said. Onyeama told newsmen in Abuja on Thursday, May 25, 2017. The minister, who did not mention the embassies or missions, said the process for closure was underway and was also subject to the approval of the president. "We do not want to indicate the embassies that will be closed yet because we are in the process of submitting the proposals, the cost analysis and also the political analysis we did to the president. "When he sees that, he may or may not want to close some, so we have not yet reached the stage of closing some," he said. The minister also reiterated that the closing missions abroad were "extremely expensive". "The expense, costs of closing embassies is so high and prohibitive but in the long run it will more economical." The minister, on April 10, told NAN the closure of Nigerian missions abroad is inevi...
Nigerian Libya returnees share dark stories of rape and torture 15 February 2017 Nigerian returnees from Libya have appealed to federal and state governments to provide job opportunities for Nigerian youths to prevent them from endangering their lives looking for greener pasture abroad. Some of the returnees told the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) on Wednesday in Lagos, that they decided to leave the country because they were jobless. They said that they travelled to Libya with the hope of crossing to Europe through the Mediterranean Sea in search of jobs. NAN recalls that on Feb.14, 161 Nigerians returned voluntarily from Libya. They were assisted back home by the International Organisation for Migration (IOM) after being detained for several months in Libyan detention facilities.They arrived in Lagos singing songs of praise and beaming with smiles, thanking their creator for bringing them safely home. One of the returnees, Miss Bridget Akeamo, an indigene of Anambra, ...
A pastor and his wife have been brutally murdered right inside their home as their little daughter watched on quite helplessly. Proud Kanyungwe, a Zimbabwean pastor and his wife, Belinda Tarisai Mukucha have been killed. The pair were shot and killed by two armed robbers in South Africa while their two daughters, one of them aged three years, watched helplessly. According to The Chronicle, the armed robbers went away with two cellphones and a laptop. Alexandra Police Station spokesperson Captain Kholeka Mhlongo confirmed the incident, which occurred on Thursday shortly after 2AM at the couple's rented home in Scottsville Extension in Pietermaritzburg, KwaZulu Natal province. Capt Kholeka Mhlongo said the suspects used a concrete brick to break the front door to gain entry into the house. He identified the deceased pastor as Proud Kanyungwe (32) and his wife, Belinda Tarisai Mukucha (28). Kanyungwe was a senior pastor at the Grace International Church. Capt Mhlongo said Kanyungwe wo...
Police Man Kills 'Yahoo Boy' After Pocketing Parts of N8 Million Bounty A policeman has allegedly killed one Bashiru Ayedun for protesting against the arrest of his colleague who successfully duped an unsuspecting client of N8million in the ancient city of Ile-Ife, Osun State. During the weekend, Ayedun was said to have joined other friends to celebrate with the alleged scammer who raked in the N8million before policemen stormed the scene to arrest him. However, the deceased met his death while leading others in a protest against the arrest. An eyewitness, who gave the account of the mayhem under anonymity, said that the youths protested because the police took part of the loots and still went ahead to arrest the internet fraudster. According to him, the police were offered N100, 000 but they rejected it, saying that the boy should give more than that since he got N8 million. He said, “The policemen rejected the N100, 000 and wanted to arrest the boys but they ...
Killers monitoring social media activity Victim's 'new job' post may have sealed his fate Shot in the early hours of yesterday in underground car park Shooting is latest killing linked to deadly Kinahan/Hutch feud Michael Keogh (37) was a 'soft target' Victim Michael Keogh and the car (featuring false plates) that was discovered burnt out The killers of the country's latest gangland feud victim were monitoring his social media activity to discover his movements in the days before the killing. Michael Keogh (37) was gunned down in the early hours of yesterday in the underground car park of the Sheridan Court flat complex on Dublin's Dorset Street where he lived. The shooting is the latest killing linked to the deadly Kinahan/Hutch feud which has now claimed 12 lives. It is believed his killers targeted Keogh as he was on his way to work. The victim had posted on Facebook early on Tuesday morning about starting a new job...
A new report has emerged detailing how Nigerian and other African immigrants are sold as slaves for a mere $400 in North Africa. A new documentary captured by the International Organisation for Migration [IOM], an arm of the United Nations [UN], has revealed how Nigerian immigrants are sold for $400 in some North African countries, particularly Libya. According to the documentary that was run by the CNN, the thriving slave market is a well-organized syndicate where the male immigrants are sold to work in farms and mines while the ladies are sold as sex slaves. » The report corroborates an earlier statement released by IOM in April 2017, after an intensive and underground investigation. The IOM statement had posited that its staff in the Niger Republic and Libya documented the shocking events on North African migrant routes, which they have described as slave markets tormenting hundreds of young Africans desperate to get to Europe through Libya. According to IOM's Director of Operat...
Nigerian police personnel in Lagos File photo: Facebook The Osun state Police Command has discovered a ritualists' den at Jamodo Junction, Ifon-Osun area of the state. Commissioner of Police Olafimihan Adeoye, who paraded the suspects, said they were arrested on October 6, 2017, following a tip-off and investigations. He said one Sehidu Aliu, also known as 'Alaga,' who is now on the run, is leader of the suspected ritualists. Fimiham added that the suspects, who usually assemble at the shrine, brandished dangerous weapons, such as guns and cutlasses, to threaten their victims to submission. "The syndicate specialises in duping and defrauding unsuspecting members of the public under the pretence of being herbalists that can make money rituals for them," he said. "Investigations led to the discovery of their den and shrine at Isangbe village, in Ifon-Osun, where outrageous numbers of statues made of cement, carved wood, foams, assorted charms, cloths, empty Sc...
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