Breaking News:Unidentified gunmen Visit Oghara Teaching Hospital.

Oghara – Unidentified gunmen in the wee hours of Wednesday morning abducted the 3years old son of an accountant at the Delta State University Teaching Hospital, DELSUTH, Oghara in Ethiope West Local Government Area of Delta State. It was gathered that the gunmen numbering over 5, stormed the old Benin Road residence of the accountant identified as Peter Nwabueze, robbed him and his neighbours of cash and other valuable items before abducting his 3years old son. Confirming the incident, a staff of the hospital who spoke on anonymity, stated that Peter Nwabueze is the head of the Revenue unit of the hospital while his wife, is a nurse at the Renal Unit. The spate of kidnapping at Oghara which also plays host to the headquarters of the Nigerian Navy Logistics Command and the Western Delta University, has been on the increase thereby making staff of DELSUTH flee the community in their droves to reside in other adjourning communities where they come to work from. Recounting his ordeal, a neighbour of the Nwabuezes who was also robbed during the incident, told Vanguard that the gunmen broke into their apartment through the wall after removing the barb wires on top the fence surrounding the compound. As at press time it could not be confirmed if the abductors have made contact with the Nwabueze family for ransom

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Oghara – Unidentified gunmen in the wee hours of Wednesday morning abducted the 3years old son of an accountant at the Delta State Universit...

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Nigerians were Arrested In Thailand For Cocaine Business.

The two Nigerians were identified as Joseph Uyamadu, 43, and Emanuel Umiano, 33. The Peruvian was Ammando William, 47. The raid and the tented house in the rubber plantation followed a tipoff that foreigners used the house to produce drugs. They were in the house when the combined force encircled and raided the house.<br /> <br /> The two Nigerians and a Peruvian were arrested on Monday by a combined force of narcotic suppression police and naval officers yesterday after a raid at their rented house in a rubber plantation in Ban Kai district of Rayong province revealed a large number of chemicals and materials used in producing drugs.<br /> <div> <br /></div>  They surrendered when This authorities moved in. The search in the house produced an amount of cocaine being thrown into the flush tank, a bag containing black and sticky substance similar to raw opium, black sheets of substance, choric acid, electric grinder, a microwave oven, kerosene, and two cars.<br /> <br />  The black sheets of substance are suspected to be chemical substance used in producing drugs, a narcotic police officer said but noted they have to be tested in the laboratory to determine again. <br /> <div class="separator" style="clear: both; text-align: center;"> <a href="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEg9lwBNKWOBQNj7n6uqJDEZllHySW6BIL9aMiwiA0T94_KKPtjdzuYAL7XvVlb0gI0jWHiu2K9CaLj1Mbfs-ol76p9pGAXL8xvboQ4gfiiHfesFR9U1OyQLYbs_j00Lg8Qe4Su7sBpQ1AH0/s1600/nigeriamen.jpg" imageanchor="1" style="margin-left: 1em; margin-right: 1em;"><img border="0" height="181" src="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEg9lwBNKWOBQNj7n6uqJDEZllHySW6BIL9aMiwiA0T94_KKPtjdzuYAL7XvVlb0gI0jWHiu2K9CaLj1Mbfs-ol76p9pGAXL8xvboQ4gfiiHfesFR9U1OyQLYbs_j00Lg8Qe4Su7sBpQ1AH0/s320/nigeriamen.jpg" width="320" /></a></div> <br /> <div class="separator" style="clear: both; text-align: center;"> <a href="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEh9WaehL4r-HTYVLvi3jGIrUZz-l_ztTJn8xROoGEOgSn4ejXWQhlLH6PsE7UvMxhzcsgq3P8HVT-WyeHiWArycxg62f3xZ2wdajOPBjn7TA2nXxOtGvJhzBnDG3JZ1YAVshHlzYDfaxZf_/s1600/nigerianmen1.jpg" imageanchor="1" style="margin-left: 1em; margin-right: 1em;"><img border="0" height="181" src="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEh9WaehL4r-HTYVLvi3jGIrUZz-l_ztTJn8xROoGEOgSn4ejXWQhlLH6PsE7UvMxhzcsgq3P8HVT-WyeHiWArycxg62f3xZ2wdajOPBjn7TA2nXxOtGvJhzBnDG3JZ1YAVshHlzYDfaxZf_/s320/nigerianmen1.jpg" width="320" /></a></div> <br /> <div class="separator" style="clear: both; text-align: center;"> <a href="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEgeIeYEOjBmwOr_kpk4bcoK4v0TxH0y9-RUYEbVd8P2z_lnKg2tZWt99fXaPE4XCFiWxeHD_VuIhGAvHqBW_silmbVOmmiWPTU245LuYsq7hEhVwP7_uvz9hPBYkgo624d4s0RrMpQoxm34/s1600/nigerianmen2.jpg" imageanchor="1" style="margin-left: 1em; margin-right: 1em;"><img border="0" height="212" src="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEgeIeYEOjBmwOr_kpk4bcoK4v0TxH0y9-RUYEbVd8P2z_lnKg2tZWt99fXaPE4XCFiWxeHD_VuIhGAvHqBW_silmbVOmmiWPTU245LuYsq7hEhVwP7_uvz9hPBYkgo624d4s0RrMpQoxm34/s320/nigerianmen2.jpg" width="320" /></a></div> <br />

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The two Nigerians were identified as Joseph Uyamadu, 43, and Emanuel Umiano, 33. The Peruvian was Ammando William, 47. The raid and the ten...

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Nine Policemen Were Kidnapped in Ogun State.

The prosecutor, Mr. Raymon Odion, listed the kidnapped policemen as ASP Abdullahi Bature; Inspector Raymond Oriere; Inspector Usman Muhammed; Inspector Oguntimehin Kolawole and Inspector Tijani Jimoh. Also kidnapped were Cpl. Elogbamen Timothy; Cpl. Yakubu Aliyu; Cpl. Usman Abdulkareem and Cpl. Dauda Mohammed.<br /> <div> <br /></div> The police have arraigned four men who allegedly kidnapped nine policemen on May 24, 2014, at the Arepo area of Ogun State. The accused, who were on Tuesday arraigned on 10 counts of terrorism, include one Sgt. Akowe Jacob, 41 years old. Others were 36-year-old Godwin German, Tamarami Tunwa, 23, and Mayibi Hazeez, 29.<br /> <br /> The prosecutor told the court that the accused kidnapped the victims at about 9am on the fateful, adding that the crime contravened Section 2(c) (ii) of the Terrorism Prevention Act. Odion said the four accused were liable to punishment under Section 33(1) (a) of the same Act, which prescribes a jail term of up to 20 years upon conviction.However, after the 10 counts were read to the accused, they all pleaded not guilty.<br /> <br />  The prosecutor sought for an order to remand them in prison custody, as well as adjournment for commencement of trial. However, the defence counsel, Chief S.W. Baidi, informed the court of a bail application filed for the accused and urged the court to grant them bail in terms that would be convenient for the court.<br /> <br />  “My Lord, bail is a discretionary remedy but the Constitution allows the applicants the benefit of presumption of innocence until proven otherwise. “My Lord, the offence that the defendants were charged with is a bailable offence, which attracts not more than 20 years if convicted.<br /> <br />  “The accused persons are all responsible, especially the third defendant, who is a sergeant and has not been dismissed. He was in the process of writing promotional exam for the rank of Inspector when he was arrested,” Baidi said. Justice Muhammed Yunusa has adjourned till September 15, 2015 to rule on the bail application.

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The prosecutor, Mr. Raymon Odion, listed the kidnapped policemen as ASP Abdullahi Bature; Inspector Raymond Oriere; Inspector Usman Muhammed...

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Robbers Took Over Ife- Ilesa Expressway - Luxurious Bus Drivers Protest

Drivers of luxurious buses early Monday morning blocked the Ife- Ilesa Expressway to protest the robbery incident which they said happened on the road over night. It was not clear if any life was lost in the accident, but it was gathered that the drivers said the robbers took over the road since last night until early Monday morning.<br /> <br />  One of the motorists trapped in the traffic congestion caused by the blockage of the road, Sanya, revealed that the protest started around 4am on Monday. Sanya said the protesting drivers said robbery cases were frequent on the road and vowed not to leave the road until the state governor, Mr. Rauf Aregbesola, came to address them.<br /> <br />  He said the policemen who arrived at the scene to restore order were chased away by the irate drivers, who demanded to see the commissioner of police. Sanya said, ” We are close to 1000 vehicles trapped in the traffic snarl now. I have been here for over two hours and there is no exit road to take. We are stuck in the mess.<br /> <br />  “Many newspapers delivery vans are here before dawn and there is no way anybody can escape except the road is cleared.” Another motorist, Peter Dada, also told our correspondent that the blockage of the road had frustrated road users caught in the web of the protest. He called on security agents to increase their presence on the road to prevent robbery cases.<br /> <br />  The new Commissioner of Police in Osun State, Mr. Kola Sodipo, when contacted on the telephone by our correspondent said he had sent his men to the scene. Sodipo said, ” I have sent my men there. I learnt that the robbery didn’t happen this morning but it has happened before.”

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Four People Died in Renewed Clashes in Burundi.

Police and witnesses said clashes erupted overnight in several parts of the central African nation’s capital Bujumbura, with the night marked by sporadic gunfire and explosions. Police blamed armed “insurgents” for the violence. At least four people have died in renewed clashes in Burundi, where tensions remain high following President Pierre Nkurunziza’s controversial re-election, officials and witnesses said Wednesday. “Two insurgents were killed this morning when they fired on police in Jabe (district) and their weapons were seized,” deputy police chief Godefroid Bizimana told AFP, adding that search operations were ongoing. Two more bodies were found on Wednesday between the districts of Musaga and Kanyosha, witnesses and official sources said. “Since this morning, the district of Musaga is ringed by police and the army. The security forces are carrying out a systematic search of the area to look for weapons,” Bizimana said. Witnesses said the fresh unrest, which comes after several days of relative calm, was sparked by the alleged killing of two opposition activists by police on Sunday. The president won a highly-controversial third term in July in polls the United Nations said were not free or fair, and which sparked an attempted coup and months of civil unrest led by opposition groups who condemned his re-election bid as unconstitutional. There has also been a string of killings since his re-election, including the assassination of his top security chief in a rocket attack last month. Nkurunziza won over 69 percent of the vote in July’s presidential election, giving him a landslide first round victory. The poll, however, was boycotted by the opposition. Burundi’s constitution only allows a president to be elected twice — for a total of 10 years in power — but Nkurunziza argued ahead of the poll that he had only been directly elected by the people once. In power since 2005, when he was selected by parliament, he then was re-elected in 2010.

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Police and witnesses said clashes erupted overnight in several parts of the central African nation’s capital Bujumbura, with the night marke...

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