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Researcher And Her Boyfriend Seal Their Love For Each Other With A Bl%od Oath
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A researcher and her boyfriend sealed their love for each other with a ‘bl%od oath.
The duo were seen to have done a blood covenant to seal their relationship, as they shared the picture of their pierced fingers.
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Police Nab Six Over Abuja Market Killing
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No fewer than six suspects linked to the killing that triggered unrest at Gosa Market along Airport Road in Abuja have been arrested by the operatives of the Federal Capital Police Command. The incident, which caused fear among traders and residents, followed the death of a man accused of stealing tubers of yam. As a result of the incident, many have abandoned the market, which is often regarded as one of the most affordable places to buy food items in Abuja. Speaking during a press briefing in Abuja, the Commissioner of Police, Adewale Ajao, said following the incident, the police swiftly moved into the area to douse tensions and restore normalcy. He said, “A young man was accused of stealing some tubers of yam at the market. And lo and behold, an individual decided to take the law into his hands. That’s a complete human being. This is what led to the crisis. “Following the police swiftly moved into the area to douse tensions and restore normalcy. Six suspects are currently in custody over the matter, which the police are treating as a clear case of murder. “ He added that the police engaged community leaders and traditional rulers in dialogue, which helped calm the situation.  “Immediately after the incident, we engaged the community leader there. The traditional ruler was with us. We discussed and tried to find out what went wrong. They saw the need to embrace peace,” he said. He said as of Thursday, the Gosa Market had resumed full operations under tight police surveillance. Ajao noted that in efforts to tackle robbery, five armed robbery cases led to the arrest of 17 suspects, while six others were nabbed in connection with foiled robberies in Apo and Kubwa. “Items recovered included four vehicles, a jackknife, military camouflage, and pistol ammunition. “Other arrests included: Nine suspects for theft, four for “one-chance” robbery, five for car theft involving illegal scrap dealers, two for fraud, one each for illegal possession of firearms and attempted homicide, eight for child trafficking, ten for rape, and one suspect for domestic violence,” he added.
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Times Are Hard Now But All Will Be Well Actress Carolyna Hutchings Says As She Pens Kind Words To Pres. Tinubu
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Actress Carolyna Hutchings has said times are hard now but all will be well as she pens kind words to Pres. Tinubu.
She said she knew the president is trying his best to better the lot of the nation and he is doing it with some of his ministers, governors and commissioners. She prays for grace and God’s protection with guidance . She also prays that all his good intentions will come to pass.
Although the times are hard, she prays and believes that by the end of his tenure everything we end is praise and success for all.
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Labour Party Would Have Won The 2024 Edo Election If It Had Been Free And Fair Chairman
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Mr Kelly Ogbaloi, Chairman of the Labour Party, LP, in Edo State, has alleged that the party would have won the governorship election if it were free and fair. Ogbaloi said this in an interview with newsmen in Benin, the state capital, on Monday.
He claimed that the election was marred by irregularities, including open vote-buying that the security agencies failed to check. Ogbaloi alleged that: “Labour Party won the election but was not allowed to take possession. What I mean by that is that the election was marred with serious irregularities. There was open vote buying. The security agencies failed to check this anomaly.
So, where votes were bought, and with manipulation of results here and there, what do you expect?” When asked if LP would challenge the result in court, Ogbaloi said the party had yet to call a state council meeting to take a position on the matter.
Recall that the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, yesterday, September 22, declared Senator Monday Okpebholo of the APC winner of the election. Okpebholo polled 291,667 votes to defeat Asue Ighodalo of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, who scored 247,274 votes. LP’s candidate, Mr Olumide Akpata, came third with 22,763 votes.
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