December 10, 2019
Tuesday, December 10, 2019
December 10, 2019
Anglican Communion Ban Brochure, ‘Asoebi’ Uniform During Burials
The Anglican Communion has reportedly banned the printing of brochure and ceremonial dresses aka ‘asoebi’ during burial ceremonies of its members in a bid to reduce the cost of funerals.
Ven. Ikechukwu Ihemtuge, Vicar in charge of St. Andrew’s Church, Obosi, disclosed this during the church service on Sunday, in Obosi Idemili North Local Government Area of Anambra State.
Ihemtuge stressed that the diocese took the decision at its June 2019 Synod of its 19 archdeaconry at Abatete, Idemili North Local Government Area of the state.
“The decision was that of the church to checkmate burial frivolities of the faithful and reduce the burial challenges of its members,” he said.
He advised the faithful who came for outing services after the burial of their beloved ones to be informed of the new diocesan laws on burial rites and advised other faithful to abide by the law.
Wednesday, December 4, 2019
December 04, 2019
Police Rescue Abducted NYSC Member, Arrest Suspect
The police in Lagos has reportedly rescued a National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) member Faith Onyiwara kidnapped on Friday at Epe.
Onyiwara was rescued around 2:30am Tuesday inside the Ilamija creek in Epe in an operation led by Police Commissioner Hakeem Odumosu.
The operation which saw the deployment of police surveillance helicopter, special forces and elements of the marine police also led to the arrest of the suspected gang leader Moses Ofeye, 31, an Ondo State native after a gun battle.
According to a statement by spokesman Bala Elkana, a Deputy Superintendent of Police (DSP), the suspect sustained gunshot wounds.
He said the corps member whose place of primary assignment was at ABC Farm, Ilamija Nla Village, was kidnapped while on her way to attend CDS at Ilamija in Epe.
“The victim was taken to the hospital for medical attention due to the shock and trauma she experienced and long-distance trek. She is in stable condition and has been handed over to the Lagos State Coordinator of NYSC and her family by the Commissioner of Police.
“Onyiwara Chinwe Faith was abducted on November 29 while on her way to attend CDS meeting at Ilamija, Epe. The abductors demanded N50million ransom but later reduced to N400,000.
“They asked the Farm Manager to drop the money at Ijebu Ososa area but no ransom was paid.
“The Lagos State Coordinator of the NYSC and family of the rescued corps member were filled with gratitude to the Commissioner of Police for rescuing their daughter alive,” he said.
Tuesday, December 3, 2019
December 03, 2019
Nigerian Military: ‘Unsavoury Things Are Happening In The Nigerian Defence Academy Today’ -Commandant Laments
The New Commandant of the Nigerian Defence Academy (NDA) Jamil Sarham has lamented the drop in discipline and professionalism usually associated with military officers at the Nigerian Defence Academy, NDA, where many cadets now engage in various misconducts.
Sarham, who is the 27th Commandant of the Academy and the immediate General Commanding Officer (GOC) 6 Division Nigerian Army Port Harcourt made the lamentation during his maiden meeting with the faculty, instructors and cadets of the institution on Tuesday.
He listed several instances of indiscipline including sexual misconduct, absence without official leave, examination malpractices, abuse and unnecessary parental interventions thereby constituting nuisance to the Academy.
He stated that he will be “unforgiving” in clearing the Academy of the bad eggs and restore it to its former glory.
Sarham said: “Let me tell you my stand on discipline: I hate indiscipline. As a product of this same illustrious Academy, I would be tone deaf if I say I am not aware of some of the unsavoury things currently going on in NDA today. Things like cadets going on AWOL and re-jabbed, cadets engaging in examination malpractices, sexual misconduct, substance abuse, cadets fighting and disrespecting officers and parents interfering in disciplinary or academic issues.
“Such happenings, hitherto unheard of in the Academy, simply show that we must take a step back and ask ourselves, if really, we are developing the next crop of Nigeria’s military leaders in a manner that drives the importance of good character and discipline. We will be unforgiving for any dangerous and destructive behaviour from any cadet. An undisciplined cadet who presents a serious danger to self or others, or who substantially disrupts the learning environment, will be withdrawn. We may also engage in random drug testing to deal with issue of substance abuse.
“My red line as Commandant, will be cadets who exhibit indiscipline and who do not treat my military and academic staff with respect and dignity. Such cadets will have a very short stay in NDA. We have rules, and I will demand that each and every cadet abides by those rules. My staff and I, will accept nothing less than a wholehearted devotion to turning out officers who are worthy of being called NDA graduates as well as officers and gentlemen. The privilege to call yourself NDA officer- cadets and later NDA graduates must be earned —because it is not a title simply given.”
On the mission of the institution, General Sarham said: “NDA’s mission is to educate, train and inspire the officer cadets so that each graduate is a commissioned leader of character committed to the values of Duty, Honour, Discipline and Country, and fully prepared for a career of professional excellence and service to the nation as officers in the AFN.
“Under my watch, NDA founded 55 year ago, will remain true to this mission to produce educated and honourable men and women, by providing them with military training and the studies of a full first degree, with emphasis placed on the qualities of discipline, honour, integrity, and responsibility, ” he added.
According to him, it has become abundantly clear that recruiting and training quality cadets who can balance the four aspects of NDA training, is a vital prerequisite to the success of the Armed Forces of Nigeria (AFN) while reminding that the four aspects of NDA training are: military, academic, moral and discipline.
The new Commandant further stressed that it is the responsibility of the military and academic faculty of the Academy, to detect mistakes, to attempt to correct them and to provide fair punishment including dismissal and withdrawal for cadets who do not respond to correction.
December 03, 2019
Sex- Maniac Rapes Woman’s Corpse for Three Hours
Indian police have reported the arrest of a perverted killer who murdered three family members before he had sex with the woman’s corpse for three hours.
Azamgarh Police SP Triveni Singh confirmed the arrest of Nasiruddin, 38, on Monday after investigation into the crime which happened a week ago in Uttar Pradesh, India.
Singh said they discovered the victims dead and naked in their home adding that the accused had committed similar crimes in Haryana, Delhi and West Bengal.
Nasiruddin, who has been described as a ‘sex maniac’ and a ‘necrophile’, did not deny breaking into the family home at night, hitting the father, 35, with a ‘heavy stone’, before slaying the 30-year-old mother while they were asleep.
Singh told news men that the sex with the corpse lasted for three hours before he then raped and injured the 10-year-old daughter and attacked her four-year-old brother.
“He engaged in sex with the body for three hours in the house and made a video of the act, which he later showed to his sister-in-law who was horrified. He also admitted to taking a stimulating drug and carried condoms for perpetrating the crime. He used a knife and a heavy stone to kill his victims.” Singh said.
The police investigator further told the Indo-Asian News that Nasiruddin also admitted to taking a stimulating drug and used condoms to perpetrating the corpse.
The killer showed the footage of the crime to his sister-in-law who was shocked, according to police. It’s unclear whether she played a part in his arrest.
The horrific triple murder and desecration comes a month after two teachers in Gujarat were accused of raping a 15-year-old blind girl over a two-month period in a school for children with disabilities
December 03, 2019
22-Year-Old Bags Jail Term After Committing Fraud To Buy iPhone
22-Year-Old Bags Jail Term After Committing Fraud To Buy iPhone
By Richard Anyebe on December 3, 2019
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A 22-year-old man, Damilola Adeyemo has bagged a two-year jail term after the Makurdi Zonal Office of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) secured his conviction on Tuesday.
In a statement posted on the facebook page of the EFCC, the anti-graft agency said Adeyemo was prosecuted before Justice Mobolaji Olajuwon of the Federal High Court sitting in Makurdi, Benue State.
The statement said Adeyemo was arraigned on a two count charge for identity fraud and for fraud in the sum of N230,000, which he used part of it in the acquisition of an iPhone 7.