A man’s body has been discovered on the former BBC studios site in Manchester city centre. The body was found this morning at the building site on Oxford Road, which is currently being transformed into student flats. Greater Manchester Police have been called to the scene and the area has been taped off. Forensics officers have also been seen combing the area. Police are working to establish the circumstances behind the man’s death. The victim is believed to have been discovered by building site staff on Monday morning. It is thought he gained access to the building site over the weekend. A statement from GMP said: “Shortly before 7:50am on Monday, May 8, 2017, police were called to reports that a body had been found on Oxford Road in Manchester city centre. “Enquiries are on-going to establish the circumstances surrounding the death.” It is understood building staff working on the site have been told to stop working until further notice. An eyewitness said: “A body has been found, he might have tried to jump or has climbed onto the equipment. “There are police on the site now and forensics.” Anybody with information should contact police on 101, quoting incident number 398 of 08/05/17, or the independent charity Crimestoppers, anonymously, on 0800 555 111.
The former governor of Osun state and the Osun West senator, Isiaka Adeleke, is reported to have died of an overdose of painkillers. The drugs were administered to him by an unqualified medical technician. According to Sahara Reporters, the Senator received the medication following complaints of serious pain in his legs at the beginning of day-long political rally and meetings. It was learnt that preliminary results from pathologists show that the intravenous medication, fluid laced with a huge quantity of painkillers, conspired to block his heart leading to a heart attack that killed him. Reports that followed his death was that he had died of cardiac arrest, but the indigenes of his home town, Ede, insisted that they wanted to know the cause of his death, which prompted the state government to order an autopsy at LAUTECH Teaching Hospital. Since his passing, youths in his hometown of Ede have been rioting, alleging that the Senator was poisoned to prevent him from runnin...
Casey Pigge is shown in an undated photo provided by the Ohio Department of Rehabilitation and Correction. An investigative report by the Dayton Daily News has found that the strangulation of an inmate on an Ohio prison bus by Pigge, a twice convicted murderer, was preventable. After Casey Pigge was taken into custody last year for using a brick to kill his cellmate by repeatedly smashing his head, he made one thing clear to investigators. "Pigge denied any desire to be a serial killer, but could not promise that he wouldn't kill again," a prison social worker said after interviewing him. On Feb. 1, just two days after pleading guilty to beating cellmate Luther Wade to death, Pigge was placed in a prison transport van with several other inmates. As the bus headed south through Pickaway County in central Ohio, investigators say, Pigge used a chain meant to restrain him around the stomach to strangle inmate David Johnson. "I guess you never seen that on a bus before,...
EFCC re-arraigns 3 directors for allegedly stealing over N100 million MARCH 9th, 2017 The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission has re-arraigned three directors, Gregory Eriyanremu, Frank Ugen and Harriman Isa Oyofo before Justice Uloho of the Delta State High Court sitting in Warri for allegedly converting over N100million meant for payments of contractors who executed contract job for Delta State Oil Producing Areas Development Commission, DESOPADEC, to personal use at different times. The offence is contrary to Section 390 (9) of the Criminal Code, Cap. C21, Laws of Delta State of Nigeria 2006. The defendants pleaded not guilty to the charge. In view of their plea, counsel to EFCC, Kayode Oni, asked the court to fix a date for commencement of trial. However, counsel to the 2nd defendant, Edorie Lawson Umuzu pleaded with the court to allow the accused persons to continue with the bail conditions granted the accused persons when they were first arraigned, an argume...
Wenger Denies End To Coaching Job, Considering New Arsenal Offer February 18, 2017 Coach Arsene Wenger has debunked claims that he will be ending his coaching job with Arsenal at the end of the season. The Frenchman stated that he has no intention of retiring,even if it means managing another club. His position has been under intense scrutiny, after the Gunners lost 5-1 to Bayern Munich in Wednesday’s Champions League clash.Wenger, however,maintained that the ongoing season would not be his last in managing the North London side. While his contract with the Gunners will expire in the summer, the 67-year-old said he is undecided on whether he would take up the two-year deal which has been offered to him by the Arsenal Board.
This Your Backside Is Not 19 – Nigerians React To Birthday Photos A Nigerian lady took to her social media page on Instagram to share photos in celebration of her 19th birthday but was met with shocking comments. The social media user’s theme was quickly lost after Nigerians noticed that her body structure is more matured compared to her age. The birthday wishes soon became lost as Nigerians deliberated on her body structure. See photos of the celebrant and comments by Nigerians on her page:
Abductors demand N100m ransom for DPO kidnapped in Delta MARCH 8TH 2017, Abductors of the Divisional Police Officer (DPO) in charge of C Division Police Station in Asaba, Delta State, Mr. Valentine Mbalu, have opened negotiation with his family members and are demanding N100 million ransom to secure the cop’s release. Mbalu was reportedly kidnapped by six heavily armed gunmen, who ambushed him while in Agbor town for an official assignment on Monday. But the Police Public Relations Officer (PPRO) in the state, Mr. Andrew Aniamaka, who confirmed the DPO’s kidnap yesterday in Asaba, refused to speak on the N100 million ransom demanded by the gunmen. He rather said the police were on top of the situation as they were working tirelessly to ensure his release unhurt. It was gathered that the abductors in the early hours of yesterday made the demand for ransom, which according to a family member simply identified as Eunice, is an outrageous amount. She said: “My brother is...
A holidaymaker recently got home from France to find a 22-year-old Ethiopian illegal immigrant hiding in the boot of his Nissan. Dumbfounded Paul Edmunds, 59, was unpacking when he saw the man's trainers poking out from among his bags. Paul said: "He asked if he was in England. I said 'Yes — well Wales, actually.' He made a prayer gesture and smiled." The man, who crept into the van at Calais, France, was arrested in Caersws, Wales. Paul and wife Janet had stopped in the French port for a toilet break before taking the Eurotunnel shuttle back to Britain. But as Paul unpacked their Nissan Navara at home following a 4½ hour drive from Folkestone he spotted a strange pair of trainers. Businessman Paul said: "When I saw a face I asked 'Where do you come from, Calais?' He didn't speak English but was able to ask if he was in England. I asked him again where he was from and he said 'Africa'. He had a phone and was trying to contact someone here....
After weeks of intensive manhunt, the Lagos state police command has arrested one Ismaila Adeyemi, 49, the suspected mastermind and killer of Hector Jobateh (the 2007 winner of Gulder Ultimate search) who was traced and shot dead at his residence at New Oko-Oba in Agege, Lagos State. The suspect who was arrested at gas line Ominiyi in Ijoko area of Ogun state, confessed to the crime and other numerous crimes, while other members of his gang have been arrested. The suspects will be charged to court after investigation is concluded.
Happy grooms Jahed Choudhury, 24, and Sean Rogan, 19, tied the knot wearing traditional golden Sherwanis in a civil ceremony at Walsall registry office. The pair, who've been together for two years, first met when Choudhury was crying on a bench in Darlaston. He told Express and Star: 'I'd not long overdosed and I was crying on a bench and Sean came over and asked if I was okay.Adding that Sean gave him hope at his lowest point and has stood by him ever since. Choudhury said that being an openly-gay Muslim made him feel like something of a 'black sheep' and that he 'stood out like a sore thumb' and often felt trapped between his sexuality and faith. He tried to deny his orientation and even tried taking medication and completed a pilgrimage to Saudi Arabia and another to Bangladesh, where his family originates. Although his family weren't present for the ceremony, Choudhury believes the wedding is significant progress for the Muslim and LGBT communities ...
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