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Outrage As Woman Whips, Cuffs Children For Playing Football Into Her Compound [VIDEO]
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An outrage erupted on social media following a video that showed a woman beating and cuffing three boys for playing a football into her compound.
In a video of the incident shared on X, formerly Twitter, the yet-to-be identified woman is seen whipping the underage boys and threatening to have them arrested.
“Do you want me to have you arrested? Lie down and take your hand off,’ she ordered as one of the boys pleaded for mercy.
She then proceeded to have them sit in a puddle before being led away handcuffed.
According to an X user, John Donaldson, the incident happened in Sango Ota in Ogun State.
“These kids were said to be playing football and it inadvertently got kicked into this landlady’s compound at God Salvation Estate, behind Conoil, Sango-Ota. This woman was said to have accosted them, handcuffed them, beat them and forced them to sit in a pool of dirty water.”
Reacting, @Ukusedboy wrote, “Omo it will never be well with this woman are children and those who recorded this act… Haba Flogging them with no remorse cos of football ⚽…”
@Gbenga4Glory: “This is wickedness and I hope @PoliceNG will prosecute the Landlady “😭
@i_am_agbeke: “Na wa o! She no born? Which kin wickedness be this?😢
@jagabanolu: “Tomorrow we shall say the government is wicked… she shud be arrested they are just children for crying out loud.
“It is, however, gathered that the woman has been arrested by the Ogun State police command.
THESE KIDS WERE SAID TO BE PLAYING FOOTBALL AND IT INADVERTENTLY GOT KICKED INTO THIS LANDLADY'S COMPOUND AT GOD SALVATION ESTATE, BEHIND CONOIL , SANGO OTA. THIS WOMAN WAS SAID TO HAVE ACCOSTED THEM, HANDCUFFED THEM, BEAT THEM AND FORCED THEM TO SIT IN A POOL OF DIRTY WATER pic.twitter.com/qsIjHaOgOF
— John Donaldson (@JaymoneyIOC) August 31, 2023
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Man Kidnaps 6-year-old Cousin, Kills Victim For Recognising Him
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EditorThe Kaduna State Police Command has arrested a suspected kidnapper, Abdulazeez Idris, for allegedly abducting and killing his 6-year-old cousin in Makarfi Local Government Area of the state.
The deceased identified as Aisha Saidu, was on her way to Islamiyya school when she was abducted.
Spokesperson of the command, ASP Mansur Hassan, who disclosed this in a statement on Sunday, May 12, 2024, said the suspect used a razor blade to slash the girl to death because she recognized him.
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Despite this, he went ahead to place a ransom demand of N8 million through an unknown caller who identified himself as the perpetrator.
According to the PPRO, the incident occurred on February 12, 2024.
“On February 12, 2024, at about 1: 00 hrs, Mr Saidu Dahiru, father of the victim a resident of Angwan Juma’a, Zaria, reported to the Zaria City police station that his daughter, Aisha Saidu, a six-year-old female, went missing on her way to Islamiyya school,” the statement read.
“The case was transferred to the Anti-Kidnapping Unit of SCID Kaduna, where they traced and arrested the perpetrator, identified as Abdulazeez Idris, in Makarfi Local Government.
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“The suspect confessed to the heinous crime, admitting to slaying the innocent child by brutally slashing her neck with a razor blade because she recognized him and then disposing of her lifeless body in a well, ” the statement reads in part.
The PPRO further explained that the Commissioner of Police, CP Audu Dabigi, had assured the public that the case will be diligently investigated to ensure justice is served for the minor and her grieving family.
He stated that the suspect will be charged to court as soon as the investigation is completed.
The Police Command in Lagos State says a five-year-old girl, simply identified as Bosede, was crushed to death by a truck while crossing the Iganmu-Apapa Expressway with her mother.
The command’s Public Relations Officer, SP Benjamin Hundeyin, confirmed the incident to the newsmen on Sunday.
Hundeyin said the information about the accident was received by the Iponri Police Division on Saturday at about 11.30 a.m.
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He said the accident happened at Iganmu under the bridge, inward Apapa, involving a truck driven by yet to be identified driver.
The spokesperson said the girl and her mother were crossing the expressway when the truck hit and crushed her head, killing her on the spot.
Hundeyin said the police traffic officers from the division visited the scene and removed the corpse for burial by the family.
He said an investigation is ongoing for the possible arrest of the fleeing driver.
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Customs Intercept N8.7m Smuggled Petrol En Route Benin Republic
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May 12, 2024By
EditorOfficers of the Nigeria Customs Service, Western Marine Command, have intercepted 12,500 litres of Premium Motor Spirit known is petrol worth N8,750,000 along the Isalu Creek Badagry Waterway en route to Benin Republic.
According to a statement and pictures shared on X.com by the NCS on Sunday, the Customs Area Controller, Comptroller Paul Bamisaiye, revealed this at the command’s headquarters on Friday.
The statement partly read, “At about 2330hrs on Wednesday, 8 May 2024, while on joint patrol based on credible intelligence, we received the movement of two boats laden with what was suspected to be petroleum products concealed in sacks. Upon receipt of the information, the team moved into Isalu Creeks Badagry Waterway.
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“The Customs Area Controller stated that careful examination of the seizure at the Command Headquarters revealed ‘177 sacks and 61 kegs of 25 Litres Premium Motor Spirit (PMS) containing 12,500 Liters with a total Duty Paid Value standing at N8,750,000.”
Bamisaiye was reported to have warned smugglers to desist from their acts or risk arrest, stating that the action of the smugglers contravenes Sections 245 and 254 of the Nigeria Customs Service Act 2023.
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He was quoted as saying, “There’s a strong warning to the economic importance of this kind of seizure at a time of fuel scarcity cannot be over-emphasised.
“People are suffering due to artificial scarcity, but they are busy smuggling these products outside the country to make money. It’s either they stop this act, or we continue to arrest them. We have zero tolerance for this act.”
Similarly, the Adamawa/Taraba Area Command of the NCS said it also intercepted 12,435 litres of PMS worth N10.8 million being illegally exported to Cameroon.
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