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Kunle Falayi Two bus conductors, 22-year-old Lateef Sodiq and 21-year-old Tunde Lawal, have been nabbed by men of the Lagos State Command after robbing a  motorist of his Honda saloon car. The duo are members of a car-snatching gang operating in Lagos. According to the suspects, they “supplement” their work as bus conductors with robbery. Sodiq told our correspondent that he was arrested in a bus by men of the Alakara Police Division, Lagos, who were already on his trail without his knowledge.   He said that on Wednesday, after concluding his bus conducting duty, he went to meet other members of his gang and they snatched the Honda at Sabo area of Yaba, Lagos and dumped the driver of the vehicle at Obanikoro along Ikorodu Road. He said,  “We did not beat the owner of the vehicle, we just asked him for the security codes of the car. “This is the second time I would follow the gang to snatch a vehicle. I was given N50,000 the first time my gang took me alo

Kunle Falayi A resident of Ndemili community in Ndokwa West Local Government Area of Delta State, Festus Nwaomucha, has narrated how a kidnapping gang, which included a 70-year-old woman, sold his five-year-old niece for N500,000 According to Nwaomucha, a number of children had been going missing in the community over time but on September 24, his niece, Glory Oyibo, was snatched right from the family compound in Ndemili, throwing the family into a panic over what might have happened to the little girl. He said for over two weeks, the family made several efforts to locate the child but they got a break on November 13, when news filtered in that two kidnappers had been caught in Issele-Uku, a suburb of Asaba, with two children in their vehicles. Saturday new learnt that when the two suspects – Emmanuel Udagwu, a resident of Agbor Alidinma and Celestina Enebeli from Ulogwe Isumpe – were arrested by the police, they confessed to have been involved in some previous

A 12-year-old girl, Mmesoma Ani, has been admitted to the Lagos University Teaching Hospital, Idi-Araba, Surulere, after she was allegedly tortured by her aunt, Mrs. Ogechi Iruwane. We learnt that the mother of three allegedly used her bare hands to pinch off the victim’s chest, and inflicted injuries on her back.  Ani was also said to have been starved for two days for allegedly stealing a piece of meat. Our correspondent learnt that a trader on Nurudeen Street, Orile Iganmu, Lagos State, where the incident happened, raised the alarm on Tuesday.   The case was said to have been reported to the Lagos State Office of the Public Defender. Officials of the agency reportedly apprehended the suspect and subsequently handed her over to the police at the Orile Iganmu division.

The police in Lagos State have arrested a 22-year-old housekeeper, Tanko Abdulateef, who allegedly stabbed his employer, Mrs. Mabel Okafor, to death in the Ajah area of the state. devtking learnt that Okafor was stabbed in the stomach in her apartment on Close 9, Victoria Garden City, Ajah, on August 17, while her valuables, including three mobile phones, a trinket and some clothes, were stolen. Our correspondent learnt that Abdulateef had fled the apartment on the day of the incident, which aroused the police’s suspicion that he was behind the murder. A police source told we that the housekeeper was arrested from a hideout in the Bali area of Taraba State, on August 27. He said, “The suspect allegedly ripped the victim’s stomach open. He also took away valuable items from the house, including three mobile phones, a trinket and a lot of clothes. All the items were recovered from him after his arrest. “On the day of the incident, policemen went to the hou

Scott Brown Reporting July will go down in history as the second wettest month in Christian since 1900. According to the Kentucky Mesonet Christian County recorded 18.26 inches of rain

Left-wing agitators have once again shown their willingness to resort to physical violence when it comes to confronting those with whom they disagree politically. The latest incident took place on Saturday in Pittsburg, Pennsylvania, when a supporter of Hillary Clinton confronted a group of Trump supporters and attempted to burn an American flag they were carrying.