Wednesday, 17 February 2016

REFEREE SHOT AND KILLED IN ARGENTINA


 Argentine Police are searching for a footballer who is believed to have shot and killed a referee after being sent off in an amateur match played in the Córdoba province of Argentina.
 Local reports revealed that the player retrieved a gun from his bag after being shown a red card, returned to the pitch and shot 48-year-old César Flores dead.
A police source told the Efe news agency: “It all happened during the football match. We don’t know [exactly what took place], but it appears the player was angry, fetched a gun and killed him,” the source said.


UNCLE BEHEADS THREE-YEAR-OLD NIECE IN ONDO




The gory picture of Adubarin




 Samuel Omosaba, 42 years, was on Tuesday arrested by the Police for allegedly beheading his three year-old niece, Adubarin Kola in Ondo State South-West, Nigeria.
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It was revealed that the Omosaba who was jobless had contacted an herbalist for money ritual and the spiritualist had  told him that the only way to make him rich was for him to look for a head of a baby.
Daily post reported that  the deceased was always put in custody of her grandmother at Ilepa quarters in Ikare anytime her mother, Bunmi, who is a trader was going to the market to sell her goods.
Meanwhile, on the day the little girl met her untimely death, Bunmi was said to have taken Adubarin to her mother in-law but only met her husband elder brother at home and he promised to take care of the child until her grandmother returns home.
On her return from the market, Bunmi met her daughter’s lifeless body in Samuel’s room.
The suspect was said to have confessed to the family members that he killed the girl for ritual purposes.
The State Police Public Relations Officer (PPRO), Mr. Femi Joseph, who confirmed the incident said the matter had been transferred to the State Criminal Investigative Department (CID) Akure for further investigation.



Monday, 15 February 2016

BUK NAME PATE AS THE PIONEER DEAN OF FACULTY OF COMMUNICATIONS AND FILM STUDIES







The Management of Bayero University, Kano has announced Professor Umaru A. Pate as the pioneer Dean of Faculty of Communications and Film Studies, Bayero University, Kano {BUK}.

The management of the University made this known after the Faculty was accredited and endorsed by the National University Commission {NUC}.

The Faculty will kick off with three Departments: Communication Studies, Theatre and Performing Arts and Information and Media Studies.

It was gathered that aside from Pate who is the Dean of the Faculty, he will be assisted with Dr. Suleiman Yar’dua as the Deputy , others Hajara Sanada {Sub-Dean; Academics} and Dr. Mainasara Kurfi as the Sub-Dean, Facilities.

The University explained that the major reason for the establishment of the Faculty is to improve and ensure a better professionalism in the field of Communication. 

Police Disrupt Gay Wedding in Abuja, Arrest Couple


The Suspects
A gay wedding between two men, was Saturday, disrupted by the police of the  Federal Capital Territory, FCT, Abuja.

The wedding which was reportedly to be  between Ibrahim Lawal (husband) and Umar Tahir (wife), took place at a certain hotel, King’s Land, in the Jiwa Community of the FCT.
It was, however, disrupted by officials of the Command.
According to Punch,  the FCT Police Command spokesperson, Assistant Superintendent of Police, Anjuguri Manzah, stated why the marriage was disrupted by the command, said, “We acted based on the provisions of the Same-Sex Prohibition Act signed into law in 2013.”
Manzah said the command received an intelligence report and swiftly moved to the venue of the event to stop the marriage from holding.
“We acted fast, following a tip-off, by moving to the venue of the event to stop it.
“The names of the couple are Ibrahim Lawal (husband) and Umar Tahir (wife), and both men are from Kaduna State.
“The police is investigating the case and would charge the couple and other persons involved in the ceremony to court,” the spokesman added.
Meanwhile, apart from the couple, the police also arrested some other persons connected to the ceremony.

“We also arrested the sponsors of the wedding and the owner of the hotel where the event was billed to hold,” an officer was quoted to have said.
It would be recalled that Nigeria is among 38 African countries to have outlawed same-sex marriage.
Also in 2013, ex-President, Goodluck Jonathan signed into law the Same-Sex Prohibition Act.


Lagos police nab ‘mad man’ with 22 ATM cards, bank tellers




The Suspect
Operatives of the Rapid Response Squad, RRS, of the Lagos State Police Command assigned  to the Victoria Island area of Lagos State, have arrested a suspected a mad man, Lanrewaju Jaiyeola, with two mobile phones, 22 Automated Teller Machine, ATM cards, several bank tellers of recent bank transactions and a power bank.

The 39-year-old suspect, who according to the police had been on their watch-list for about two weeks, was arrested by the RRS operatives with a knapsack on Ozumba Mbadiwe Road.
The police said they were not convinced that Jaiyeola was actually mad, because initially, he was well-spoken, later on, he started talking unreasonably. They however, took him to their base in Alausa, Ikeja.
The police discovered that eight of the credit cards which had different names and banks, were still valid.
According to Punch, one of the officials who didn’t want his name reiterated that the appeared like a mentally unstable person.
In his words, “When we invited him for interrogation, he responded normal to all our enquiries and a few minutes into the interrogation, he started straying from the normal course of our enquiries and was not making sense at all,” he disclosed.
He disclosed further, “Inside the backpack, we found several bank tellers of recent bank transactions, 22 ATM cards, a power bank, lots of invoices hidden in pieces of papers, one Nokia phone and a BlackBerry.”
A policeman at their base in Alausa, Ikeja, said, “The suspect made statements suggestive of somebody disguising as a mad man to perpetrate crime.
According to the unidentified police officer, “Initially, we noticed that he was mentally balanced because he was answering the questions posed to him adequately. But all of a sudden, he started sounding incoherent and illogical again.
The RRS Commander, Olatunji Disu, who confirmed the arrest  said, “Jaiyeola has been transferred to the Special Anti-Robbery Squad, SARS, Ikeja for detention and further investigation.”