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Samade
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Samade
How Can She Look She Hot And Still Be Fire Fighter
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Many people have this notion that once you're working with any force or paramilitary service in this country, you're bound to look haggard, redundant and perhaps poor except for some of the very high officers. This notion came from some of the men and women of the Nigerian Police Force who they see on the way sometimes looking quite unkempt and hungry, that they now generalize it with every other person into any force at all as one that's that way. In fact in some homes, you dare not mention you want to go into any force at all for there is definitely one that's going to give you one or two reasons why you shouldn't venture into it. Either because its too risky and you might die before your time, or that they may not pay you very well and you won't also have time for your family since its a 24hours job and by so doing you, some great men who could have made a great difference in our military today are forced to change their mind for something else.
The Nigerian fire force is one people also barely know of it's existence since they come handy one in a blue moon, and also considering the rumour that's been circulating for sometime about their assumed nonchalance attitude, it still goes on to fuel that rumour. And when they eventually come, women too are hardly seen amongst them or heard of joining that unit.
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RachaelB
Man Who Raped Stepdaughter In Lagos Transferred To SCID, To Appear In Court -
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The case involving a middle-aged man who was arrested for allegedly raping, impregnating and aborting the pregnancy of his stepdaughter, in his Lagos residence, have been transferred to the State Criminal Investigation Department, SCID.Igbere TV had exclusively reported how Mr. Owen Akpan of Sadiku Street, Berger Suya Olodi, Apapa, in Lagos State, began abusing his teenage stepdaughter at age 9. The girl is now 21, and just completed her senior secondary school education.
Mr. Akpan, from Akwa Ibom, was arrested on Saturday, October 3 following a report and intervention of a Non-Governmental Organization (NGO), the Women of Inestimable Values, who rescued the victim at the verge of committing suicide.Although there were alleged moves and intense pressure on the police by 'interested parties' who colluded with the victim's mother to strike out the matter, the move was however resisted by the NGO.On Tuesday, the Public Relations Officer, Lagos State Police Command, SP Olamuyiwa Adejobi, said the case has been transferred to the SCID, Panti, in Yaba, on the orders of the police commissioner.
In a chat with our correspondent, Adejobi said the man who was being remanded at the Trinity police station, Apapa until now, would be charged to court on Wednesday(today)."The CP(Commissioner of Police) has ordered the matter be moved to Panti(SCID),†the police spokesman, SP Adejobi said. “He will be charged to court tomorrow(Wednesday). The CP has ordered for thatâ€, he added. An impeccable source had earlier raised the alarm that the victim's mother, Mrs. Akpan was trying to cover up the matter in order to let the perpetrator-husband go scot-free.A spokesperson for the Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) handling the case, The Women of Inestimable Values, however insisted that nothing would stop the NGO from pursuing the matter until justice is served.The perpetrator had earlier made confessional statement to the police authorities and Igbere TV, following his arrest on Saturday. He admitted to the crime and collaborated his stepdaughter's claims. Akpan, who never denied sleeping with his stepdaughter, also revealed how he assisted the victim in carrying out abortions which he admitted were products of his sexual escapades with the stepdaughter.
Mr. Akpan, from Akwa Ibom, was arrested on Saturday, October 3 following a report and intervention of a Non-Governmental Organization (NGO), the Women of Inestimable Values, who rescued the victim at the verge of committing suicide.
In a chat with our correspondent, Adejobi said the man who was being remanded at the Trinity police station, Apapa until now, would be charged to court on Wednesday(today).
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Court Grants Endsars Protesters N50000 Bail Each In Abuja After 5 Days In Prison
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magistrate court sitting in Abuja has admitted six #EndSARS protesters arrested in front of the National Assembly complex, Abuja, to bail five days after they were thrown in prison custody.
Magistrate Abdulrazak Eneye while ruling on the bail application filed by the defence counsel, Tope Akinyode, on Wednesday, granted the defendants bail of N50 ,000 each and one suerty in like sum.
The surety must be a citizen of Nigeria with a verifiable means of identification.
The court also held that the sureties must deposit the N50, 000 and copies of their identity and show means of livelihood to the court.
Those arrested includes Oluwatosin Adeniyi, Paul Akinwumi, Davo Chomo Abdulsalam Zuberu, Kabiru Gasali , Yasiru Bashir
The court had last Friiday denied the defendants bail and ordered their remand.
The matter has been adjourned to January 25, 2021 for hearing.
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