In what seemed like drumming solidarity for Ms Marvellous Barinada, the pupils of Odomola Junior Secondary School, Odomola-Epe in Lagos State were seen engaging on false wrapping exercise with unused posters of the Labour Party (LP) led by Mr. Peter Obi in a viral video, reports ITREALMS.Also, industry observers, ITREALMS gathered, have raised alarm that the video is suspected to have been engineered by the school authorities under the Lagos State Ministry of Education, to implicate Ms. Marvelous in an attempt to justify why she was suspended by the overzealous principal, whose identity has remained hidden by the Lagos State authorities, for using purportedly left-over posters of LP to wrap her book.
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Saturday, March 18, 2023
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Tuesday, August 21, 2018
Son attempts killing mother for yahoo plus - ITREALMS
Lagos suburb of Ayobo was on Sunday greeted with the gory
sight of a helpless mother whose face and skull was badly battered by her son
in his attempt to advance his cyber fraud business (yahoo, yahoo) to the
bloody or ritual level (yahoo plus),
reports ITREALMS.
According to Police source, the incident took place about
0830hrs on Sunday at No.2 Raji Ajanaku street, Alaja Road, Ayobo, Lagos, inside
the flat the suspect, Taiwo Akinola, age 29 years lived with his mother, Mrs
Alice Iyabo Akinola and her grandchild Master Faruk, age 14 years.
ITREALMS confirmed
that in a carefully thought out plans to kill his mother, Taiwo, said to be
staunch member of the notorious Aiye confraternity, went to the victim's provision store in front of their apartment
and told his mother to meet him inside the house for an important discussion
and at same time sent his nephew, Faruk to go buy him a white handkerchief and
a stick of cigarette.
As soon as the victim entered the house, the suspect
attacked her, smashing her head with a plank, pressing iron and a UPS charger
to ensure she didn't survive the ferocious attack.
When Faruk returned from the errand, he didn't see his
grandmother in the shop so he went into the house only to see the poor woman
lying in a pool of blood. Shocked by what he saw, the small boy raised the
alarm which attracted neighbours to the scene.
They called the Divisional Police Officer in charge of Ayobo
Division who arrived the scene with his team and promptly arrested the suspect
and secured the scene for further investigation by the police forensic experts
attached to the Homicide section SCIID Panti, Yaba .
The victim was rushed to an undisclosed hospital for
treatment and was found to be hanging onto life. Right now, the doctors are
battling to revive Mrs Alice Akinola presently unconscious . Meanwhile the Commissioner of Police, Mr. Imohimi Edgal, was reported to had paid the initial hospital cost which
enabled the doctors to commence treatment.
During a brief interrogation, the suspect disclosed that he
was asked to kill his mother in order to have more money. When his room was
searched, the following exhibits were recovered in it, viz:
1. Two calabashes with one containing human skull and the
other, a mixture of dark concoction;
2. A plank perforated with
nails and stained with blood;
3. A pressing iron stained with blood;
4. A white handkerchief with which he wanted to scoop the
victim's blood;
5. A bottle containing oil and labelled Back To Sender;
The Commissioner of Police, Mr. Imohimi Edgal calls on Lagosians to rise
against all forms of crime and criminality. He added that the Command defeated
the Badoo cult group with the help of
people who provided credible and timely
information to the police . He added that the time has come to root out
the street cult groups. He notes that complacency is not an option in the face
of threat to peace and security posed by
these nefarious associations.
*Correspondent/GEE
Wednesday, November 08, 2017
Paradigm condemns Nigeria attempts to clamp online newspapers
Paradigm Initiative has expressed serious
concern over alleged Federal Government’s secret attempts to block the domain
names of several identified websites accused of threatening national security
in Nigeria. These attempts are an unacceptable violation of constitutionally
and globally guaranteed rights of expression and information.
According to a report published in the Nigerian Tribune,
the Federal Government is alleged to be currently carrying out this operation
through the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC), ostensibly hiding behind
Section 146 of the NCC Act 2003. The section, which provides generally on the
duties of a network licensee to assist the Commission in preserving national
security and preventing the commission of a crime, must not be used by the
Federal Government to intimidate online news providers and infringe on their
rights.
As said by Paradigm
Initiative’s Program Manager Magoyi (ICT Policy), Adeboye Adegoke, “Section 39
of the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria expressly provides that
every person shall be entitled to freedom of expression, including the freedom
to hold opinions and to receive and impart ideas and information without
interference. Article 19 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights
provides similarly that everyone shall have the right to freedom of expression.
This right shall include freedom to seek, receive and impart information and
ideas of all kinds, regardless of frontiers, either orally, in writing or in
print, in the form of art, or through any other media of his choice”
While commenting on the
development, Paradigm Initiative’s Director of Programs, Tope Ogundipe says that
“whatever process is underway by the influence of the NCC and the NSA would
result in a violation of the Constitution and should, therefore, be halted. The
Federal Government should desist from covert acts as such and should instead
release a list of such sites purportedly threatening national security and
follow the due course of the law in handling this matter transparently.”
Mrs Ogundipe further states that
in an already declining society which pays minimal regard to the freedom of
expression and press freedom, a dangerous precedent would be set if the NCC
goes ahead with this plan to restrict access to certain websites in the
Nigerian Cyberspace.
While speaking further on the
development, Program Manager, Magoyi (ICT Policy), Adeboye Adegoke said that,
“The right to receive information and the right to give information is
expressly codified in legal instruments recognized in Nigeria and so it would
be sheer defiance by the NCC to attempt to make a derogation in such a manner.”
Paradigm Initiative has noted the
denial of this censorship plan by the Minister of Communications, Alhaji
Adebayo Shittu, stating that he was not aware of any plan by the Nigerian
Communication Commission (NCC) to gag online newspapers. The Honourable
Minister should go a step further to investigate this claim and make a
commitment to press freedom and unhindered internet freedom. On its part,
Paradigm Initiative will continue to monitor the development and will deploy
every legitimate advocacy tools to get to the root of it in ensuring that
fundamentally guaranteed rights of citizens are safeguarded.
Ogo Nebenanya/GEE
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