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The notorious Badoo gang has struck again in Ikorodu. This time it was at Olopomeji, Odogunyan area of Ikorodu. They attacked a family of 5 in the middle of the night with a grinding stone, with the husband, wife, and one of the children dying instantly. The other two children were rushed to the hospital and are said to be in a critical condition. But wait, is it that nothing can be done to this notorious evil group? Where is OPC when you need them? This is not the first, not the second time, not even the 10th time. Where are security personnel when you need them? Knowing they operate at night, these people should be on ground. We don’t live in a lawless state for crying out loud. These people are just breaking laws upandan and no one is challenging them. Is it until they get to the Island where Government officials/their families live before something is done?. They are Lagosians and they have every right to be protected, enough now. Another photo showing sympathizers gathered on t...

Officers of the Delhi Police’s Crime Branch have arrested three Nigerian nationals and a local woman for duping people to the tune of over one crore rupees in fake lottery schemes. The accused have been identified as Nigerian IT engineer, Suleiman Lawal (62) alias Benjamin, his Indian wife Bandana Chhetri alias Niki Anjali Gupta (43) Ugochukwu Usifo alias Brown Bruno (32), and Ichaba Lucky Igele (41)   The accused used to send text messages and e-mails to the unsuspecting victims informing them that they had won huge amounts in lottery schemes. "The gang would cheat people by sending them fake lottery messages and e-mails. Names of companies like Coca-Cola, Samsung, Toyota, Ford, Chevrolet, International Monetary Fund and the UN were used as well to lure people,"  said Deputy Commissioner of Police (Crime Branch) G Ramgopal Naik. Through these organisations, police said, the gang would tell people that they had won a lottery worth a million dollars. T...

Residents of Ikorodu community in Lagos state, this morning staged a protest following the recurring attacks in the community by secret cult group, Badoo.  The cult members in the early hours of today, killed a family of five. The first attack by the cult group happened in July 2016 and security agents have still not been able to unmask those behind the cult group. See more photos of the protesters after the cut. Posted by  Admin   at  17:16  

‘Restructuring has become a national appeal as we speak, whose time has come. I will strongly advocate for devolution of powers to the extent that more responsibilities be given to the states while the Federal Government is vested with the responsibility to oversee our foreign policy, defence, and economy’. The renewed clamour for restructuring of Nigeria received a boost on Monday from a most unlikely quarter, as former Military President, General Ibrahim Badamasi Babangida, said that restructuring Nigeria is a project whose time has come. Babangida in a message to Nigerians titled, ‘I Am A Nigerian,’ said that at a time like this when emotions are running high and tension in the country is reaching a boiling point, that it was only advisable to look at the things that have been done in the past that may be generating the tension and find a new way of doing it. According to him, this was the right time for the idea of the devolution of powers and making the powers of the center les...

French investigators have charged the daughter and son-in-law of Congo's President Denis Sassou Nguesso with corruption, judicial sources said  on Sunday . Julienne Sassou Nguesso, 50, and her 53-year-old husband Guy Johnson were placed under investigation this week for "money laundering and misuse of public funds", the sources said. In March, the nephew of the Congo-Brazzaville president, Wilfrid Nguesso, was placed under investigation on the same counts. The investigation is part of a probe by French police into how members of the families of three African presidents - Congo, Gabon and Equatorial Guinea that began in 2010. French investigators are looking into the entire Nguesso clan as well as relatives of Gabon's late president Omar Bongo and his son, the current ruler, and President Teodoro Obiang Nguema of Equatorial Guinea. Obiang's son, Teodorin, is currently fighting a case in a Paris court for having diverted the country's ...

The Spanish Government on Tuesday deported 23 Nigerians for committing various offences in the country. They were deported barely five days after 34 Nigerians were sent home from six European countries for committing immigration-related offences. Recall that, thirty-four Nigerians were jointly deported by six European countries on June 22 for committing immigration-related offences. The deportees were sent back home from Switzerland, Germany, Iceland, Austria, Belgium and Hungary. Posted by  Admin   at  19:31  

Dino Melaye Senator Dino Melaye of Kogi West Senatorial district has filed a lawsuit at the Federal high Court in Abuja seeking a court injunction to halt his recall from the Senate. According to SaharaReporters sources, a panic-stricken Melaye had been shopping for a judge in the last 48 hours that could grant an injunction to halt the process after word reached him that the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) was meeting to decide on an appropriate response to the submission of more 188,000 signatures to their headquarters on Wednesday from his constituents who wanted him recalled from the Nigerian Senate. On Thursday INEC issued a statement notifying the public that it will be verifying the signatures on July 3rd 2017. The commission also wrote to Melaye notifying him of the official commencement of the recall exercise. Mr. Melaye’s lawyers today filed a 33-page legal argument seeking to obtain injunctive reliefs from the court. The application was accompanied by an a...