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four students of University of Lagos (UNILAG), Adeboye Timothy, Aramowo Stephen, Awe-Obe Raphael and Iwerima Jacob were arrested for acting suspiciously at the graveside of a colleague, Eniola Jacobs, who died from an intake of a lethal pest-control chemical widely known as "Sniper."                                                                             Public Relations Officer of the Ogun State Police Command, Mr. Olumuyiwa Adejobi, said the students were members, along with the deceased, of the Cherubim and Seraphim campus fellowship‎. "We arrested the students at the graveside when they insisted they wanted to exhume the corpse for resurrection," Mr. Adejobi said. The PPRO said the action was unacceptable to the parents and also appeared strange to the police. He confirmed that the stud...

A Nigerian pastor, based in Kenya, who sucks the breast of women as an act of deliverance has been busted by a radio host. Pastor Chijioke of Breasts and Honey New International Church, who allegedly heals women by sucking their breasts, was caught off guards last week when a female radio DJ called him using a fake name to ask for spiritual guidance. In the phone call, the on air parsonality who works at Hero Radio, Nakuru, Kenya, told the Pastor that her problem is that she can’t seem to get married. Every time she has a man, when things get serious between them, the men run away. The pastor then tells her that she has the spirit of rejection and he has to suck it out from her breasts in order to get deliverance.  “The spirit lies in the breast of a lady…the more you suck the breast the more you get the fulfilling of the Lord.”  The radio host, Kate Vobic The man’s congregation only have women and they are told not to wear bras to make sucking their br...

Chad has withdrawn from the 2017 African Cup of Nations qualifiers due to the economic situation in the country, and will not honour the return leg against Tanzania on March 28, according to Chad Football Association Secretary General,Mahamoud. According to the regulations of CAF, the teams in Group G have been reduced to three, Egypt, Nigeria and Tanzania, and previous matches against Chad will no longer be taken into account in the ranking. The withdrawal means that Chad's group results will be nullified, with leaders Egypt – who initially thrashed the outsiders 5-1 away from home – now on four points instead of seven. Second-placed Nigeria have been deducted three points as well following their 2-0 victory over Chad, with the Super Eagles now on two points. Tanzania are also on two. The withdrawal of Chad has put Nigeria in a precarious position as a loss to Egypt on Tuesday will see them knocked out of the qualifying race. Based on the regulations of CAF, the 13 g...

Damilare Famuyiwa, a journalist and student of the Nigeria Institute Of Journalism (NIJ) Ogba, Lagos State is allegedly being punished for reporting Mavin’s Star, Korede Bello’s absence in school. Damilare who leaked out the story to the media was reportedly marked down in the last semester examinations with very low scores in virtually all the courses, while Koredo had very high grades. According to reports, the Mavin Mega Super-Star, Korede Bello with the Godwin hit song cleared all his examination results with good grades while the student-journalist, Famuyiwa Damilare had two carry-overs and low grades in eight other courses offered last semester which ended February this year. Korede Bello  reportedly cleared all his results with the help of some corrupt members of the school’s management who manipulated the system to allow him write his papers after being absent in school for over half of the semester, while Damilare who course mates described as a brilliant student with no...

An eight-year-old pupil of Prospect Primary School located in Akute, Ogun State was arrested and detained by the Ajuwon Police Division for reporting a teacher in his school. The schoolboy identified as Oyindamola Onimole was reportedly held by the police between 6pm on Wednesday and 12pm on Thursday, after he reported his teacher identified as Mrs. Oni to his mother.  According to reports, the teacher had maltreated the young boy at school and the child reported the matter to his mother.  The boy’s mother then visited the school to complain about the assault to the authorities. After the boy’s mother left, the teacher was said to have assaulted the child again for daring to report her to his mother.  The woman then got her husband, who is a policeman,  involved and he stormed the house of the pupil to arrest the minor. The mother of the boy was notified by neighbours of her son’s ord...

A pedophile 44-year-old deacon of Jesus Saves Church, a Lagos Pentecostal church, Obinna Aneke has allegedly r*ped a seven-year-old girl, Ngozi (not her real name).  According to reports, Aneke was also alleged to have slept with the little girl six different times in his apartment on James Esu Street, in the Bariga area of the state.  It was gathered that Aneke and the parents of the girl he raped are very good friends who hold him in high esteem.  Trouble started when Ngozi’s mother, a food vendor, agreed with Aneke to be leaving her two daughters with him pending their resumption time at school at 7.45am because she left her house by 6am to run for her daily business while the husband, a security guard also leaves the house early.  The pedophile deacon saw the opportunity to execute his evil plan. Aneke’s wife, also a trader leaves house very early and left the children in the man’s custody. They didn’t know the man was planning such evil act. Th...

The World Bank has identified power, corruption and access to finance as the bane of the private sector in Nigeria.  According to the bank, this has resulted in as high as 17-20 per cent losses in sales recorded by Nigerian firms.  To make matters worse, rather than improving, power generation dropped again, yesterday, to 2,884.30 megawatts, MW, a development the Ministry of Power struggled to explain. Power This  came on a day the Federal Government said it was determined to cut down on Nigerians’ spending on foreign products by introducing and enforcing a local patronage policy that will drive patronage of made-in-Nigeria goods, especially by government.  The present precarious situation of companies in Nigeria is contained in the report of the bank’s study, entitled: “The Nigerian private sector and its challenges,” presented by the bank’s Specialist, Finance and Private Sector, Mr. Michael Wong, in Abuja, yesterday. According to Wong, the study was co...