A 26-year-old Nigerian national was arrested and 260-gram heroin worth Rs 26 lakh was seized from him, police said on Monday, November 27.

The accused identified as Justin, concealed the drugs in audio speakers to avoid detection by the police.

He was arrested on November 24 near Dada Dev Khel Parisar, Palam, Dabri Road, Delhi when he had come to supply heroin to someone.

He was earlier arrested by Punjab for drug smuggling. After completing his sentence, he moved to Delhi and started supplying heroin here.

During interrogation, Justin revealed that he had come to India on business visa in 2011.

He started exporting clothes to Nigeria from Ludhiana, but he suffered losses, the police said.

During this period, he came in contact of locals who introduced him to drugs, and he also started consuming heroin.

Gradually, he started supplying narcotic substance as his friends from Nigeria were also involved in drug trafficking, the police said. He was arrested by Mohali Police in 2015. He was convicted by a court there.

He came out of jail in May, 2017 and came to Delhi. Since he was unemployed and addicted to heroin, he again started supplying heroin to earn quick money.
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This is just so annoying kawai!

Haba!!!

Thoughts???

Need a restful fun and a little pampering this Christmas season? The center of excellence, Lagos is the place to be.

There are so many happening places in Lagos to hangout and have mad fun. Having fun shouldn’t be work because Lagos has amazing hangout spots where you can chill with family and friends, especially this coming Christmas period, friends would want to link up and reunite as well as family spending quality time together.

Let’s hook you up with 5 amazing hangout spots in Lagos.

The Palms in lekki

The fact that you can get most of your groceries at affordable prices and still have all the fun is amazing. The palms has so many stores and chilling spots as well.  You could stop over while shopping, get ice-cream in the same location  .

Radisson Blu

Radisson Blu Archorage hotel is a place to be on the island. It has beautiful architectural designs and environment for welcoming guests. You would have an access to free high speed wireless internet.

Mr Chang

Mr Chang Chinese cuisine is a Chinese restaurant. It is known for offering the best Chinese dishes and desert. It offers affordable and tasty meals. Are you bored of everything regular? Mr Chang is a place to have a taste!

Hard Rock Cafe

Here is something for everyone! This place is a combination of cafe, hotels and casino among others. If you are looking for where to have a great time, good food and good music, Hard Rock serves up amazing experiences that rocks!

Ndubusi Kanu Park Ikeja

This place was named after a former military. The park has recreational facilities for relaxation and free public reliable Wi-Fi to access your email and browse. So if you want to have a family quality time, Ndubusi park serves you with so many games and fun activities!

Visit these amazing places in Lagos with friends and family and thank me later!

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Some theft suspects in police net have described how they drugged former finance minister, Dr Kalu Idika Kalu, before seizing him of money and assets assessed at over N10 million. . 

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The suspects – Diminish Uboh Obi, Samuel Ogana, Satisfaction Omagu and Sunday Emmanuel – were captured at their different dens by agents of the State Knowledge Department, Lagos charge. . 

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Obi, 33, who filled in as a gourmet specialist at Dr Kalu's home at Victoria Island, said he was paid N100,000 for his part in the operation. He said he was constrained to tranquilize his manager since he was owing him N60,000. . 

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Obi conceded adding resting pill to his espresso after which their casualty fell into a profound rest. The female individual from the pack, Omagu, said she was enlisted as a househelp by the posse and presented on the home of a Lagos socialite at Lekki. . 

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She admitted overseeing a narcotic in some espresso which she provided for her manager. She stated, "They instructed me to as a matter of first importance pick up the trust of the lady I am will work with. . 

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They disclosed to me that the lady is mischievous and had treated her previous househelp severely and that it would have been payback time. When I arrived the house, I was informed that they would pay me N40,000 as compensation. . 

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I was happy with the sum, yet having been enrolled by the group I had no real option except to do their offering. A month after I was enlisted, I get under way how to complete the assignment. . 

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On that game changing day, Sunday sent me a sachet of Valium 5 and taught me to crush and blend it in my madam's espresso, which I did. We likewise splashed some substance on her bed that will empower her rest exceptionally well. . 

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In any case, fortunes kept running against us when she felt awkward and requesting that I expel the blanket. I was at my obligation post when the police came to capture me." . 

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The Lagos State Official of Police, Edgal Imohimi, said drugs like Diazepam, Injectable (IPS), Nitrogen (morgodon) tablet granulated into powder and one syringe, were recouped from the suspects

Man who raises false caution over missing penis in other to get free sex, captured .

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An okada man in the propensity for raising bogus caution of his missing masculinity with a specific end goal to get free sex at whatever point he conveys young women in Festac Range of Lagos State, has been captured by the authorities of Quick Reaction Squad.

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The rider, whose name was given as Okechukwu Desmond, purportedly picked a young woman at Apple Intersection, Festac, around 9:00 p.m. recently. Halfway into the voyage, Okechukwu raised caution that his traveler woman has taken his masculinity.

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It took the expedient intercession of the Quick Reaction Squad to spare the woman from a furious horde who had merged at the scene, from lyching the young woman for utilizing appeal to take the masculinity of the okada rider.

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The RRS group from that point exchanged the case to the closest police headquarters in Festac , where it was found that the assumed casualty had as of late announced a comparative instance of a missing masculinity at the station.

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On assist cross examination, the okada rider admitted to the police about his propensity for getting modest sex from clueless women that disparage him by raising false alert that they have stolen his masculinity. .

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Sources reviewed that Okechukwu had once detailed in a similar station comparable occurrence where he requested he be endured a business sex specialist to test whether his masculinity was all the while working. .

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After his admission, Okechukwu unveiled that nothing wasn't right with his masculinity and that all he needed was free sex. Endeavors to inspire him to revealed what number of women he has done it for demonstrated fruitless as specialist unveiled the case was still under scrutiny.

Cyntoia Dark colored was a casualty of sex trafficking being pimped out by the man she lived with in Tennessee. In 2004, Dark colored murdered Nashville real estate agent Johnny Allen, one of the numerous men who paid to engage in sexual relations with the then 16-year-old. .

As a tyke sex slave, she'd been over and again assaulted, manhandled and held at gunpoint preceding being abused by Allen. She conceded she dreaded his military foundation matched with the various firearms she said she saw in his home. .
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She shot and executed the 43-year-old. "He was a sharpshooter in the Armed force," Darker said of Allen. "I'm staying here considering in the event that he accomplishes something, what am I going to do?" .

Darker, whose grandma and mother are likewise survivors of assault, was condemned to life in jail with parole qualification following 51 years. Producer Dan Birman took after Dark colored's case for a long time in Me Confronting Life: Looking for Reclamation in Cyntoia's Story. .

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The narrative on the young lady, which debuted on PBS in Blemish. 2011 was halfway in charge of touching off the adjustment in the way the state handles sex trafficking cases. .

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Presently, anybody under 18 years of age, can never again be accused of prostitution in the southern state. "We began the discussion," Birman said. "This is a young lady who's at the last part of three ages of viciousness against ladies." .

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While in jail, Dark colored accomplished her Partner's Degree from Lipscomb College and is presently working towards her Bachelor's. She additionally fills in as a volunteer specialist with the Adolescent Equity Framework.

Burna Boy is wanted by the Nigerian Police Force for questioning over the robbery incident involving Mr. 2kay at Eko Hotel and Suites in October 2017.

Burna Boy's Publicist, Bukky HQ confirmed that he was invited by the police. "Yes he has been invited, but very nicely, there was a letter to that effect, no questioning, no arrested", she said.

The Nigerian Police Force has reportedly declared Burna Boy wanted for questioning over the robbery of Mr. 2Kay at Eko Hotel.

"Four armed robbers carried out the attack and detectives were able to arrest one of their girlfriends who is identified as 'Matejero' which led to the capture of the others.

During interrogation, the robbers confessed that they were hired by Burna Boy through his manager, Joel Kantiock who was arrested in Zaria, Kaduna State.

They died in the midst of Dream running away from the grave of dreams that is Nigeria. There is no better way to die. They died risking it all, knowing that there is the possibility of not making it to their destination. This is brave. And foreigners buried them like human beings that they are, with great Honour. Thank you ITALY for honoring our people, for honoring my nation.

The picture of the burial of 26 Nigerian girls who died on their way to Europe really touched me. The Nigerian government and most Nigerians barely care.  I am thanking Italy because I have seen how the dead are treated in Nigeria. We bury them like animals, in mass graves, like they were nothing and had never been anything, especially if the dead are victims of Boko Haram, Fulani herdsmen or some victims of human catastrophes with government incompetency written all over it.

I am sure you have seen how people are buried shamelessly in mass graves. It simply shows how we don't care. It is nothing to us as long as these people are not related to us. Human beings have no dignity to Nigerians and the Nigerian government. We have been reduced to only caring for ourselves like animals. The country is a jungle. Nnamdi Kanu called it a zoo, believe me it is worse.

I want you to look at these pictures again. Look at people coming to lay wreath (flowers) on the coffins. In the whole of this sad episode I found something in the way these girls were buried. I feel honoured by the Italian.

I wouldn't blame anyone for trying to leave Nigeria. Even some of us that wouldn't risk the Sahara desert wouldn't mind getting visa and checking out.

Now I hear President Buhari has instituted a committee to probe how they died. Hahahahahahaha!!! Funny character. You don't need a committee to probe how they died or what drives people out of this country, do you?

RIP my girls. You died inside your dreams. Thank you again Italy. Nigeria honestly didn't care. They will never care.

written by: George Onmonya Daniel

Slave markets is on the rise up across Libya trading impoverished African migrants who arrived on the Mediterranean coast dreaming of a greener pasture in Europe. A new investigation has revealed people are being sold as modern-day slaves  at the rate of £300 ($400).

According to CNN which exposed the racket, slave sales are conducted on the outskirts of the nation's capital, Tripoli, where auctions take place for various types of manual labourers. In one case, a video was made available, which shows the sale of "big strong boys for farm work".

An undercover operation revealed similar auctions where around a dozen people were sold in a matter of five to six minutes. "Does anybody need a digger? This is a digger, a big, strong man, he'll dig," an auctioneer calls out in one clip. "What am I bid, what am I bid?"

The interested bidders raise their hands till a final price is decided on following which the new slaves are transferred in the possession of their new "masters".

Slavery is getting a boost in places like Libya that are seeing a wave of desperate migrants from North Africa, hoping to find a better life in Europe. A crackdown by local authorities on boats ferrying people to the coast of Italy has turned smugglers to another profession — that of flesh traders.

At a detention centre in Tripoli, one young man recalled how he ended up becoming an indentured servant after he ran out of money. Victory Oghenero, 21, left Nigeria with his life savings and hopes of a brighter future. On reaching Libya he was forced to live in inhuman conditions and later sold as a day labourer once he could not afford to pay his smugglers.

He expected to pay off his debt through work but was unable to make enough. Finally his smugglers contacted his family for ransom. He was released after paying them a total of more than $2,780.

"If you see most of the people here, check their bodies, you will see marks. They have been beaten, mutilated," he said of his fellow detainees who were reportedly suffered a same fate.

On being made aware of the slave trade in the region, the authorities said they were not aware of the auctions but confirmed the presence of organised gangs operating smuggling rings.

Earlier this yet, the International Criminal Court (ICC) expressed interest in investigating crimes against immigrants in Libya, after the International Organization for Migration (IOM) warned about people being sold at slave markets in the country.

source: cnn

Some yet to be identified hoodlums took law into their hands and attacked the base 8 police division in Isheri Lagos.

The attack was alleged to have been a reprisal of the raid which police formation carried out in the area to clear it of criminal activities and hideouts in the community.

But early this morning, a dead body was discovered floating on the river and the thugs wrongly assumed the deceased drowned as a result of the raid by the police and had to attack the police station.

The police men reacted swiftly to the attack and installed normalcy in the area.

Girl, 16, who lost Fallopian tube, had multiple abortions for her pastor – Police .
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The Lagos State police have revealed that the 16-year-old girl who was impregnated by a Lagos pastor, Tunde Daniel, and lost her fallopian tube to an ectopic pregnancy, underwent multiple abortions for the priest.
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Punchng had reported last week how Daniel was arrested after the case came to light through the Child Protection Network that the head of the Royal Heritage Church, Mafoluku, Lagos, had been sexually abusing the teenager since she was 15.
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He had taken the girl to the High Rocks Hospital, Oshodi-Isolo, claiming to be her guardian and that she was impregnated by her boyfriend. The hospital claimed that a procedure was conducted on her to save her life when it was learnt that her case had become critical due to the ectopic pregnancy.
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But the police had now identified another hospital where the pastor had allegedly taken the girl for abortions in the past. The doctor of the hospital, God’s Own Clinic, Iyana-Ipaja, who was identified as Dr. Nosa, was arrested
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On Thursday, Nosa and Daniel were arraigned before an Ikeja Magistrate’s Court, Lagos, on four counts of defilement, conspiracy, abduction and unlawful abortion on a child.
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They were later granted bail in the sum of N500, 000 each with two sureties in like sum. They were both remanded at the Kirikiri Maximum Prison pending when they would be able to meet their bail conditions.

source: punchpaper

Man arrested for kidnapping his nephew and demanding N2million ransom
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The Kano State police have busted a syndicate of kidnappers comprising of one Samuel Moses a.k.a. Charmangu, an indigene of Benue State and Chidefere Anyawu a.k.a Chijoski an indigene of Imo State, both residing in Kano. .
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They criminally conspired and deceived a 9 years old nephew of Samuel after closing from School, kidnapped him and demanded a ransom of N2mllion from his father. The matter was reported to the police and the child was rescued without paying any ransom.

Mugabe makes first public appearance
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Zimbabwe's President Robert Mugabe has made his first public appearance since the country's army took over on Wednesday.
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He attended a graduation ceremony in the capital, Harare. Mr Mugabe had been under house arrest for days. The army made its move after a power struggle over his successor.
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The military said on Friday it was "engaging" with Mr Mugabe and would advise the public on the outcome of talks "as soon as possible".

Man Kidnaps Facebook Lover, 16, Raped Her For 4 Days, Demands N4m Ransom
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A 16-year old girl, Victory, was recently abducted by a man she befriended through Facebook.
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The 24-year old kidnap suspect, Michael Duda, was yesterday, paraded in Benin, Edo State. Micheal, an OND graduate of Business Administration from the Federal Polytechnic Auchi, said he got to know Victory after she accepted his friend’s request.
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He said as their friendship grew stronger, he decided to invite her to his house which she accepted. He however denied that he abducted her against her wish, adding that both of them planned her kidnap to raise money.
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The teenage kidnap victim said Micheal invited her to come to his house, less than a month of becoming friends on Facebook. She said getting there, Michael abducted her and kept her for four days, raped her and also demanded for N4 million for her release.
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Michael however denied demanding for N4 million ransom, saying that he demanded for just N2 million. “We planned to collect money from her father to raise money for our marriage but I did not collect the money again. She stayed in my house for four days,” he said. 

Italy holds funeral service for 26 Nigerian women drowned at sea .
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The city of Salerno held a mass funeral on Friday for 26 young women from Nigeria who drowned earlier this month trying to cross the Mediterranean. The deceased's coffins were laid out in Salerno's Monumental Cemetery this morning, watched by a military guard, local politicians, rescue workers and journalists. .
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A Catholic archbishop and a Muslim imam both said prayers. Each coffin bore a white rose on top, though only two were marked with names: Marian Shaka and Osato Osaro. The bodies will be buried in different cemeteries around Salerno.
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The city's mayor declared Friday a day of mourning. Local schools have been asked to hold a minute of silence, while light displays in the city centre will be switched off on Friday evening in remembrance. .
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The girls' bodies were recovered at sea and brought to Italy on November 3rd. Post-mortem examinations revealed that 25 of the victims had drowned, while one had a wound to her side. .
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All of the girls are believed to have been Nigerian nationals between 14 and 30 years old. Five have been identified so far. Two of them were pregnant, including Osaro with twins. Her coffin bore a pink and a blue rose in their memory. .
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At least 100 other people believed to have been travelling with the women are still missing, all feared drowned. A Spanish military ship rescued around 400 survivors, as well as the 26 bodies, in the Strait of Sicily in early November. .
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They were attempting to make the crossing between Libya and Italy when the rubber boats carrying them capsized. Nigeria has called for an international investigation into the incident.o drowned at sea .
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The city of Salerno held a mass funeral on Friday for 26 young women from Nigeria who drowned earlier this month trying to cross the Mediterranean. The deceased's coffins were laid out in Salerno's Monumental Cemetery this morning, watched by a military guard, local politicians, rescue workers and journalists. .
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A Catholic archbishop and a Muslim imam both said prayers. Each coffin bore a white rose on top, though only two were marked with names: Marian Shaka and Osato Osaro. The bodies will be buried in different cemeteries around Salerno.
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The city's mayor declared Friday a day of mourning. Local schools have been asked to hold a minute of silence, while light displays in the city centre will be switched off on Friday evening in remembrance. .
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The girls' bodies were recovered at sea and brought to Italy on November 3rd. Post-mortem examinations revealed that 25 of the victims had drowned, while one had a wound to her side. .
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All of the girls are believed to have been Nigerian nationals between 14 and 30 years old. Five have been identified so far. Two of them were pregnant, including Osaro with twins. Her coffin bore a pink and a blue rose in their memory. .
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At least 100 other people believed to have been travelling with the women are still missing, all feared drowned. A Spanish military ship rescued around 400 survivors, as well as the 26 bodies, in the Strait of Sicily in early November. .
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They were attempting to make the crossing between Libya and Italy when the rubber boats carrying them capsized. Nigeria has called for an international investigation into the incident.

Kidnapper Evans Complains Bitterly About Lack Of Food And Water In Prison.
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Billionaire kidnap kingpin, Chukwudumeme Onwuamadike aka "Evans", has told the Lagos State High Court in Ikeja that the last time he was fed by the Nigerian Prison authority was five days ago. .
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We heard Evans and the other five accused persons made the complaint during the continuation of their trial before Justice Hakeem Oshodi on Friday, November 17, 2017?
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Immediately Evans was brought into the courtroom, himself and the other accomplices began agitating about their feeding condition in prison custody. .
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According to him, the prison authorities deprived him of change of clothes, food, and water since Wednesday. "This is unfair, I have not been given food and change of clothes. I was not given the opportunity to bathe since Wednesday. .
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I am seriously hungry now. They locked us in one place, no food and no water to bathe. The last time we were fed was when a wife of one of us brought food" he lamented. .
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Evans' counsel Olukoya Ogungbeje, and Mr. Aduba's lawyer, Emmanuel Ochai, also attested to the fact that their clients are being starved. Mr. Ogungbeje sought permission to go buy food for his clients, pleading that only a living person can stand trial. .
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Mr. Ogungbeje said; "apart from being starved my lord, they are locked up in solitary confinement with no access to anybody. If this continues, they may not be in the right frame of mind to continue the trial". .
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Having listened to the reactions, the presiding judge ordered the prosecutor, Ms. Titilayo Shittay-Bey, to investigate the accusation.

Couple who sold their own first child on credit, arrested for abduction .
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A couple, Ifeanyi Anyanwu and Amarachi Ugorji, have been arrested by the Anti-Kidnapping unit of the Imo State Police Command for allegedly stealing and selling a two-year-old boy, Ikechukwu Nwachukwu, for N500,000. .
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According to Punchng, the couple allegedly stole the child on August 28 from his parents in Umuozu-Uguiri. Prior to the incident, Anyanwu and Ugorji had sold their own first child on credit to a man in Port Harcourt, Rivers State. .
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The state Police Public Relations Officer, SP Andrew Enwerem, said in the latest incident, the couple kidnapped and sold Nwachukwu for N500,000 to one Ifeanyinwa Duru. .
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Four suspects were, on Thursday, arraigned before an Anambra State Magistrates’ Court sitting at Ozubulu, over their alleged involvement in the killings at St. Philip’s Catholic Church, Ozubulu, on August 6. .

No fewer than 13 persons were killed in the attack, while about 22 were injured. Those arraigned were Great Chinedu Akpunonu (44), Vincent Ike (57), Chukwudi Ugwu (30) and Onyebuchi Mbanefo (46). .

Three other suspects are still at large. They were arraigned on 37 counts bordering on conspiracy and murder. A South Africa-based businessman, Aloysius Ikegwuonu, whose father was killed in the attack, the Parish Priest of St. Philip’s Catholic Church, Rev. Fr. Jude Onwuaso and six others were called as witnesses. .

They were later referred to Nnewi prison till 26th of February 2018 when they will appear again in court.

Zimbabwe’s military has read out a statement after taking over the national broadcaster, ZBC, saying it has taken action to “target criminals”.
However, it said this was not “a military takeover of government” and President Robert Mugabe was safe.

Heavy gunfire and artillery were heard in northern suburbs of the capital, Harare, early on Wednesday.
Zimbabwe’s envoy to South Africa, Isaac Moyo, earlier dismissed talk of a coup, saying the government was “intact”.

The statement read out by the military came hours after soldiers overran the headquarters of ZBC. An officer in uniform said: “We wish to assure the nation that his excellency the president… and his family are safe and sound and their security is guaranteed.”

The statement added: “We are only targeting criminals around him who are committing crimes… that are causing social and economic suffering in the country. As soon as we have accomplished our mission, we expect that the situation will return to normalcy.”

The statement did not name those targeted but a government source quoted by Reuters said finance minister Ignatius Chombo was among those detained.
It is not clear who is leading the military action.

The UK Foreign Office advised Britons “currently in Harare to remain safely at home or in their accommodation until the situation becomes clearer”.
The US embassy in Harare tweeted that it would be closed on Wednesday “due to ongoing uncertainty”.

It also advised US citizens in Zimbabwe to “shelter in place” until further notice.
The latest events came hours after Zimbabwe’s ruling party accused the country’s army chief of “treasonable conduct” after he warned of possible military intervention.
General Constantino Chiwenga had challenged 93-year-old President Mugabe after he sacked the vice-president.

source: bbc