A huge conflagration has engulfed Ibadan Oyo
State capital based packaging company Zumal.
The Nigeria Politics Online gathered that the
inferno started at about 12 midnight and has
been raging till now with the fire fighters
battling endlessly to put it out.
Multi-million factory machines are said to have
been burnt beyond repairs as the factory
located in Oluyole area of the keep burning.
As at the time of filing this report it could not
be confirmed if there were lives lost or not.
Men of the Nigeria Police have also cordoned
off the area to minimize looking.

A huge conflagration has engulfed Ibadan Oyo
State capital based packaging company Zumal.
The Nigeria Politics Online gathered that the
inferno started at about 12 midnight and has
been raging till now with the fire fighters
battling endlessly to put it out.
Multi-million factory machines are said to have
been burnt beyond repairs as the factory
located in Oluyole area of the keep burning.
As at the time of filing this report it could not
be confirmed if there were lives lost or not.
Men of the Nigeria Police have also cordoned
off the area to minimize looking.

The Nigeria’s Dream Team in the early hours of
today defeated their Swedish counterparts with
a lone goal in the on-going 2016 Rio Olympic
soccer competition.
Sadiq Umar’s first half goal put the Nigerian
side at the edge over Sweden for Nigeria to
cross to the quarter final of competition in the
Group B.
The Dream Team had earlier shocked fans when
they defeated Japan 5-4 less than fours hours
they landed in Brazil having suffered a serious
flight delay in Atlanta, USA, after their training.[img][/img]

Tragedy struck in the early hours of today as a
Retired Assistant Superintendent of Police, and
former ADC to former Governor of Plateau
State, Fidelis Tapgun of Plateau State was burnt
to death.
The late Anthony Kwame and his 3 children died
in the midnight fire in Jos.
The Plateau State Command of the Nigerian
Police confirmed the incident on Monday.
Spokesman to the Command, Mr. Tyopev
confirmed the tragedy.

Three police officers were
allegedly killed by gunmen who
invaded the Dikko police
station under Gawo Babangida
division area of Niger of state
on Sunday, August 9. The
incident was said to have
happened barely 48 hours after
11 soldiers were killed by
hoodlums at their three
different locations in the state.
Daily Sun reports that the latest
incident which happened at
about 9.30pm, on Sunday, two
inspectors of police and
sergeant were shot dead by the
invaders who also carted away
two Ak-47 riffles with 60
rounds of ammunition and one
revolver pistol. Information
has it that the slain cops were
identified as Auta Kpetu,
Dangala Damlong and Dahiru
Rab.

A "Witch" has allegedly crashed
landed some where in Yaba,
Lagos state, NIGERIA. Eye
witnesses claim a woman (later
recognized as Esther) fell from
the sky at the early hours of
Thursday 15th september while
attempting to fly across a
Church.
According to onlookers, the
Woman confessed to be going
for a meeting in Ikotun but
was struck when she attempted
to fly across a church which
was said to be holding a vigil
till the break of dawn.Strange
tins re happening: She was
someone's househelp and she
said she had killed over
500people. Immediately after
she finished her confession she
choked and this hand came out
from her mouth and she died.

A 48-year-old man from
Kamuli district, Eastern
Uganda was found dead
Sunday, August 7 after
winning a drinking
competition on Saturday,
August 6. Edaily reports that
the body of the deceased was
found lying by the roadside
near the bar where the contest
was held.
According to an eye witnesses
he died after drinking too
much alcohol during the
competition. It is alleged that
the middle-aged man drunk too
much alcohol to beat in the
contest without considering the
health risk. People, however,
expressed their dismay on the
rising cases of deaths caused by
alcoholism in the area.

Nigerian Army has released a
statement alerting the public of
plans by Boko Haram to attack
somelocations in Nigeria.
According to the statement, the
group plans to attack police
stations in Abuja,Kano, Sokoto
and Kebbi state while a prison
in Adamawa is also being
targeted.
The statement adds that the
sect members are also planning
to attack market places in Imo,
Bauchi and Katsina state. The
statement adds that schools that
are presently in session in
Yobe, Adamawa and Borno
state are also at risk.

A young, alleged female
kidnapper was recently caught,
stripped, beaten and paraded
stark naked on the streets of
Ilesha, Osun state. For those
that may not understand
Yoruba, the witnesses claim the
lady had been attempting to
kidnap an innocent little girl
when nemesis caught up with
her. They claim the child was
following her without even
being aware of where she was
being led to.
The video starts with the lady
being stripped. She resists and
they are unable to completely
strip her until water is poured
on her, which lubricates her
skin and makes it easier for
her clothes to be removed. The
little girl, would be kidnap
victim is briefly shown before
the alleged kidnapper is led by
the hand and paraded on the
streets with jeers of
"ole!" (thief) renting the
air.

Call me kayode Michael

Men of the Special force patrolling the
Maiduguri-Damboa axis of Borno State on
Monday apprehended suspected vandals of
electricity cables in the area.
The accused were arrested while trying to
escape with their loots in a truck after carting
them from their installed locations.
Those arrested were Aliyu Jubril, 24 years old
man, who is also a member of National Youth
Service Corps, Ismail Baba, 22 years old and a
student of Ramat Polytechnic, Mohammed
Suleiman, aged 25, a driver and Mohammed
Bukar aged 15, and assistant to the driver, at
Silo along Maiduguri-Damboa road while
attempting to cart away heavy armoured cable
belonging to Power Holding Company of Nigeria
(PHCN) that they vandalized.
A statement by the Acting Director, Colonel Sani
Kukasheka Usman explained that the culprits
lifted and loaded the heavy cables in a truck
using a crane with registration number
09B-15BO before their arrest.
“One of the suspects came with a Honda
Accord car (2001 model) with registration
number GA 544-ABC in a bid to escort to an
undisclosed location.
“The suspects are being interrogated and would
soon be handed over to the appropriate security
agency,” the statement disclosed

Nigeria 's army has declared three people,
including a journalist, wanted for allegedly
concealing information on more than 200 girls
abducted from their school in Chibok in April
2014, a spokesman said Monday.
Colonel Sani Usman told AFP that local
journalist Ahmad Salkida had been in contact
with the Islamists, as had Ahmed Bolori and
Aisha Wakil.
" There is no doubt that these individuals have
links with Boko Haram terrorists and have
contacts with them, " he said.
" They must therefore come forward and tell us
where the group is keeping the Chibok girls and
other abducted persons to enable us to rescue
them. "
Usman said the military would work with other
security agencies to bring in the suspects " if
they fail to turn up".
He added that authorities also want to talk to
the suspects over a recent video released by
Boko Haram on the girls.
Salkida is said to have high-level contacts
among the group's leaders and is believed to
have been involved in failed talks between Boko
Haram and the government of former president
Goodluck Jonathan .
On Sunday, Boko Haram released a video of the
Chibok girls, showing some who are still alive
and claiming that others died in air strikes.
The video was the latest release from Boko
Haram's embattled leader Abubakar Shekau,
who this month denied claims that he has been
replaced as the leader of the jihadist group.
The video demanded the release of Boko Haram
fighters held by the government in exchange for
the kidnapped schoolgirls. The government said
it was studying the footage.
The mass kidnapping of the schoolgirls from the
town of Chibok provoked global outrage and
brought unprecedented attention to Boko Haram
and its bl**dy quest to create an Islamic state
in Nigeria's mainly-Muslim north.
Throughout last year the military announced the
rescue of hundreds of people, most of them
women and children, who have been kidnapped
by the Islamists.
But the missing schoolgirls were not among
them, despite several unconfirmed sightings.
Boko Haram's seven-year insurgency has left
some 20,000 people dead and forced at least
2.6 million others to flee their homes.

Founder of the Bring Back Our Girls
(BBOG) organization, Oby Ezekwesili has
said that the group would not hesitate to
march to the Presidential Villa everyday if
that would lead to the rescue of the
abducted Chibok girls.
Ezekwesili made the comment following Boko
Haram’s release of a video showing some of the
girls alive.
“We are not going to let up until this government
acts. Let them get ready because every day we
shall be marching to the (Presidential) villa. These
girls were kidnapped in the course of getting
education, which annoyed me to no end,” she
said according to Punch.
“It is on this basis of education that I became
what I am today. If it means marching to the villa
every day to demand the release of our chibok
girls, so be it….Only three choices are available –
negotiate to release our girls, use the military
operation or a combination of the two. We don’t
want to see a fourth video,” she added.
The sect released the video, which showed 50
of the girls, on Sunday, August 14, 2016.

The video also shows one terrorist who accused
the Nigerian Army of killing some of the girls
during an airstrike.

Esther Yakubu, the mother of one of the
Chibok girls who was shown in a video
released by Boko Haram on Sunday,
August 14, 2016, has said that President
Muhammadu Buhari’s administration is
more clueless than that of his predecessor,
Goodluck Jonathan.
Esther’s daughter, Dorcas, along with 49 others,
were shown standing with a member of the
terrorist sect which kidnapped the girls in April
2014.
“I wanted her [Dorcas] to have the best of
education, I planned to sponsor her education to
whatever level she wanted, but she could not sit
for her final examinations because she was
abducted,” she told Punch.
“Boko Haram in the video asked the government to
release their members so that they could release
our girls. If the government knows that it cannot
handle the insurgency, it should invite other
countries. It is not a crime to seek assistance in a
war. It is a shame for them to allow our
daughters to languish in captivity for over two
years.
“I don’t regret sending her to school, but I regret
putting her in boarding school. If she was a day
student, she would be home with me that night.
The abduction affected her because she was in
boarding school,” she added.

Esther, who said she recognized 20 other
Chibok girls in the video, urged the government
to release Boko Haram detainees in exchange
for the girls.
Meanwhile, Bring Back Our Girls founder, Oby
Ezekwesili has said that the group is ready to
march to the Presidential Villa every day to
speed up the girls’ rescue.