Side-chic Allegedly Killed By Lover's Wife And Dumped On The Road In Anambra State (Photos)

A young woman who was reportedly sharing another woman's matrimonial bed with her has been killed with her body displayed on the road side.

 

The scene of the crime

 

A lady identified as Ada Ezeudo has been killed by someone suspected to be her lover’s wife.

 

The incident happened yesterday in Ifitedunu, Anambra state. The body of the deceased, from Mgbuke Umunnachi, was found along a road and a short note was found beside her corpse.

 

Ada Ezeudo's corpse

 

N4.9billion Fraud: How Fani-Kayode Paid Me N30m - Witness Makes New Revelation

A witness in the N4.9billion fraud case against Femi Fani-Kayode has opened up on how he received N300 million from the man.

Femi Fani-Kayode in court

 

At today’s sitting, Olusegun, who is the first prosecution witness, told the court that he was contracted to print posters and flyers for the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) Campaign Organization of former President Goodluck Jonathan in the 2015 general election.

 

The witness also told the court he was awarded the contract based on a referral from a man simply identified as Adedayo, who introduced him to one Aderemi Ajidahun, a member of former President Jonathan campaign organization headed by Fani-Kayode.

 

Olusegun further told the court that he was later introduced to one Oke who paid him the sum of N30m in two installments of N6million and N24million for the job.

 

While cross-examining the Witness, counsel to Fani-Kayode, Norrisson Quakers, SAN, told the court that PW1 wrote two statements, one in the EFCC office and another to the court, which he said were contradictory.

 

Though Quaker sought to tender in evidence one of the statements written by the PW1, the prosecution counsel, Rotimi Oyedepo, objected to its admissibility .

 

The prosecution counsel insisted that Quakers must “emphatically and specifically point out the contradictions in the two statements in accordance with the provisions of the law and also draw the attention of the witness to those contradictions in the two statements before they can be admitted in evidence.”

 

Oyedepo, therefore, urged the court to discountenance the argument of the counsel to Fani Kayode.

 

Also, the second prosecution witness, PW2, Teslim Ajuwon, an employee of Zenith Bank Plc., told the court how he received a letter from EFCC requesting for the account opening documentation, certificate of identification and statement of account of Joint Trust Dimension Limited.

 

Ajuwon, who works as Compliance Officer with the bank, told the court that he later sent the documents duly signed by him to the EFCC as requested.

 

However, when the prosecution counsel sought to tender the documents in evidence, counsel to the defendants objected to their admissibility.

 

Counsel to the first defendant, Ferdinand Obi, SAN, told the court the documents were not in his possession and that he would want to address the court from the documents.

 

He further told the court that the documents were purportedly printed from Zenith Bank Plc and that they were neither signed nor dated.

 

“This is not in conformity with the provision of Evidence Act, 2011,” he added.

 

He, therefore, urged the court to reject the documents and mark them as rejected.

 

After much arguments between counsel,  the prosecution withdrew the documents.

 

Justice Aikawa adjourned the matter to November 20, 21 and 22, 2017 for continuation of trial.

Pregnant Young Lady Strips to Pants & Bra to Show Off Her Pregnancy Journey (Photo)

A lady has hugged headlines with her viral pregnancy photo-shoot which afforded her the opportunity to rock her panties and bra.

 

The collage of pictures

 

A proud mother-to-be has proudly shared photos of her pregnant journey at some regular intervals. The collage of pictures show her body structure and tummy size when the foetus was 4 months, 7 months and then 9 months.

 

The picture has been criticized by the Nigerian puritans and fundamentalists who questioned the reason why a seemingly married woman will go public with her body as she did.

 

It is not clear if the lady in question is a Nigerian as her identity remains unknown.

Jumia Delivery Man Killing: Watch Suspects' Interrogation Video

The men of the Rivers State Police Command have arrested two murder suspects accused of killing a delivery agent of a popular e-commerce firm and dumping his body in a septic tank.

 

Mbatumukeke, his girlfriend and Naabe

 

A delivery man with an online marketing store, Jumia, Mr. Chukwuma Eleje, has been killed in a house on Ada George Road, Port Harcourt, Rivers State.

 

The victim was said to be delivering two mobile phones to some customers, who had ordered for them through the Internet on Saturday, when he was attacked and killed.

 

The assailants were reported to have dumped his remains in a septic tank in a desperate attempt to cover up the crime. However, operatives of the Special Anti-Robbery Squad were said to have been alerted by residents.

 

The officials were reported to have swooped in on the suspects identified as Naabe and Mbatumukeke. Naabe, who claimed to be on a visit, said he saw Mbatumukeke pushing the deceased into the septic tank.

 

He said, “On my way to this place, I saw him (Mbatumukeke); he was packaging something like a black waste bin. He was saying I should just go inside and chill out. He said he would soon join me in the room.

“I overheard some neighbours asking him what he was doing close to the septic tank and he gave them an excuse. I went inside and saw bloodstains in the bathroom.

“When I queried him, he brought out a gun and pointed it at me, saying if I uttered a word about what I saw, he would kill all my family members.”

 

The second suspect, Mbatumukeke, claimed that Naabe killed the victim, adding that he hit the courier man with an iron on the head.

 

“He hit him with iron on the head and blood was gushing out. I was afraid; I was vibrating. I didn’t know what to do. God is my witness,” he added.

 

When a Punch correspondent visited the scene on Tuesday, he observed that the house was deserted.

 

It was gathered that most of the tenants in the building began to leave the house after policemen recovered the corpse.

 

Watch the preliminary interrogation of the prime suspects below:

 

Will the Cost of President Buhari's Medical Bills Be Disclosed? Checkout What the FG is Saying About the Matter

As the speculations become rife on whether or not the cost of President Muhammadu Buhari's medical bills will be disclosed, the Federal Government has reacted.

President Muhammadu Buhari

 

The Federal Government on Wednesday said despite pressure from groups and individuals, it would not disclose the amount spent on President Muhammadu Buhari’s recent medical treatment in London, the United Kingdom.

 

According to The Punch, the Minister of Information and Culture, Alhaji Lai Mohammed, said this while answering reporters’ questions at the end of the weekly meeting of the Federal Executive Council at the Presidential Villa, Abuja.

 

Buhari had been under pressure to disclose the amount spent on his 49-day medical treatment in London, saying it is still important for the citizens to know the cost of the President’s medical treatment abroad.

 

The Punch had in line with the Freedom of Information Act sent a letter to the Presidency requesting it to provide for public consumption Buhari’s medical bills incurred in the UK.

 

But Mohammed said the request should be considered on the basis of national security and morals.

 

He said he was not aware of anywhere in the world where the President was forced to divulge his medical bills.

 

The minister said even the FOI Act excluded issues bothering on national security.

 

Mohammed said, “This matter (the President’s medical bill) has come several times and our position on the matter is quite straight forward.

 

“What are the President’s conditions of service? What are his entitlements in terms of his well-being and health care? The state is supposed to take responsibility for these.

 

“We believe that asking for how much has been spent on the health of the President is an issue that we should weigh very well both for national security and also for moral issues. I don’t know why we must divulge such very sensitive information.

 

“I might be wrong but I don’t have experience else where that the President of any country will be ill and be forced to disclose how much the state has spent on his health.

 

“Yes, there is Freedom of Information Act but it is also carved in such a way that when such information is likely to endanger national security, I think it is an area that is not covered.”

 

The Socio-Economic Rights and Accountability Project, Centre for Anti-Corruption and Open Leadership, Human rights lawyer, Mr. Femi Falana (SAN), and the Campaign for Democracy, among others, had said it had become imperative to release the President’s medical bill in the UK because his administration rode to power on the pedestal of transparency, anti-corruption promise and change and therefore could not afford to hide such information from the public.

 

Buhari had written the Senate that he would embark on medical vacation for 10 days, between January 23 and February 6, 2017 and that Vice President Yemi Osinbajo would act on his behalf.

 

However, a second letter written to the Senate on February 5 informed the lawmakers of the President’s wish to extend his leave indefinitely. The letter had stated that the extension was to enable him to complete and receive the results of a series of medical tests.

University of Jos Dissolves SUG over N45,000 Fees

Students Union Government of the University of Jos, Plateau State has been proscribed by the school authorities over a protest that went south.

 

 

The University of Jos (UniJos) has dissolved the institution’s Students Union Government (SUG). This is contained in a statement issued in Jos on Wednesday by Mr Abdullahi Abdullahi, UniJos Principal Assistant Registrar, Information.

 

According to the statement, the university has constituted a five-man Caretaker Committee in place of the SUG. The statement quoted the UniJos Vice-Chancellor, Prof. Sebastian Maimako, giving reasons for the dissolution to include protest by the SUG against the new school charges of N45,000 as directed by the Federal Government.

 

 Other reasons, the statement said, included the SUG’s decision to convene a meeting of students without due approval from the Directorate of Students Affairs, which resulted in a protest with the students carrying placards.

 

 It added that the SUG officials had similarly mobilised students to attend the stakeholders meeting where parents were shouted down. 

 

“They externalised an internal issue, affecting the university without following the acceptable laid down procedures for conflict resolution in the university.

 

“They were also intimidating and issuing threats to law abiding students, including fresh students who were willing to comply with the payment of the new school charges. 

 

“The SUG officials also maligned principal officers of the university, including the VC on various media platforms.

 

 “Using the social media, they misinformed members of the public on the action taken by the university authorities in the process of implementing the new school charges,” the statement read in part.

 

 According to the statement, management had on several occasions invited the SUG officials to dialogue on the matter of the harmonised school charges for federal universities, but they remained intransigent and refused to see reasons. 

 

It added that the students, by all the actions taken by the dissolved SUG officials, clearly indicated their desire to disrupt the smooth running of the institution. 

 

The vice chancellor, in the statement, therefore, directed the dissolved SUG officials to handover all properties belonging to the union in their possession with immediate effect. 

 

Maimako, thereafter, announced the constitution of a five-man Caretaker Committee of the SUG with Wuyep Nansar as Chairman.  It also announced Timdi Nkat as Secretary, Yilmazaka Gershinen, Idi Ishaku and Ekweozor Nzube as members. According to the statement, the vice chancellor charged the committee to maintain the spirit of discipline and dedication in line with the university’s motto. 

 

Nansar, on behalf of the other members of the committee, promised their readiness to put in their best to contribute to the peace and progress of the institution. 

 

He said they would use their wealth of experience to work with the students, management and all stakeholders for the benefit of the system.