Month: May 2023

Ezra Wadata, 23, was arrested by Nasarawa State Police Command agents for reportedly stabbing to death his friend Moses Maidoki and stealing his motorcycle.

On Friday, May 19, 2023, in an interview with Daily Trust in Lafia, the state capital, the command’s spokesperson, DSP Ramhan Nansel, confirmed the arrest.

Nansel claims that the suspect, who was residing in the Federal Capital Territory of Abuja with his deceased buddy, Moses, committed the crime as a result of an argument that developed between them.

“However, after two weeks of settling the dispute, Ezra killed Moses and then stole his motorcycle, locking the body inside the house. After a few days, the neighbors in the neighborhood grew uneasy about the scent emanating from Ezra and Moses’ home. As a result, they went to the police in Kubwa, Abuja, and that is how they learned that Moses had been killed.

“On noticing that the police were after him, the suspect quickly sold the motorcycle in Abuja and ran to his village called Ninga, in Akwanga Local Government Area of Nasarawa State, where he was arrested by police officers in the state,” Nansel said.

After killing Moses with a knife in the Kubwa neighborhood of Abuja, Ezra Wadata fled to his hometown in the Akwanga Local Government Area of Nasarawa State. According to the PPRO, the suspect has admitted to the crime, and the inquiry has started as ordered by Maiyaki Baba, the commissioner of police.

Raphael Toby, a Bolt driver, he was killed by gunmen believed to be armed robbers in Rumuibiakani, Obio/Akpor Local Government Area of Rivers State.
On May 18, 2023, Donald Toby, the victim’s younger brother, posted on Facebook to confirm the occurrence.

Donald claimed that his brother had been shot dead on Tuesday, and that the attackers had fled after taking the victim’s car and other possessions.
He shared images of the deceased’s car and urged anyone with knowledge to get in touch. He also urged the security services to find the murderers and bring them before the courts.

In response to the murder, Enefaa Georgewill, the chairman of the Rivers State Civil Society Organization, encouraged all pertinent regulators in the nation to make sure that Bolt/Taxi Drivers their customers are protected during all rides.

“Customers’ verification could simply be a bank account number verification from the customers. We are simply saying every Bolt, Uber and other ride-hailing accounts should have at least one bank account of the customer linked to it.

“Finally, we call on all road transport regulators to ensure that compliance with safety regulations is strictly adhered to. The safety of drivers is equally important as the safety of customers.”

Sepale was detained when he recorded himself engaging in sexual activity with a male minor aged 15 years old.

He is accused of eleven offenses, including two counts of statutory rape, three counts of violating a minor with parental consent, one count of producing pornographic material, four counts of rape, and one count of sexual intimidation.

According to Henry Mamothame, a spokesman for the National Prosecutions Authority, Sepale hired a private counsel to represent him in the case.

He claims that the authorities will fight any bail request.

After debuting a new line of women’s swimwear with what looks to be a man as the model, Adidas has spurred calls for a boycott.

After conservatives reacted negatively to Bud Light’s association with transgender influencer Dylan Mulvaney last month, which led to a decline in sales, the brand was accused of “erasing women” and is now the latest target of their ire over ‘woke’ marketing.

The swimsuit line is offered for purchase on the Adidas website in the women’s department and is a part of the brand’s “Pride 2023” collection.

Punishment of US$2 million for making jokes about the People’s Liberation Army by a Chinese comedy ensemble

Performing in Beijing has been prohibited for an undetermined period of time for Shanghai Xiaoguo Culture Media after a comedian made fun of the army at a show there.

After a stand-up comedian last week made fun of the People’s Liberation Army, a Chinese entertainment group received a severe financial fine and had its shows in the capital suspended.
The Beijing City Cultural and Tourism Regulator ordered Shanghai Xiaoguo Culture Media to forfeit 1.3 million yuan ($186,000) in earnings from performances in the capital and fined the company 13 million yuan (US$1.9 million), the regulator stated in a notification released on Wednesday.

A South African lady @Mhana_Fumo on Twitter says she found fulfillment of her dreams after having a threesome with a man and woman she loves.

@Mhana_Fumo further revealed that even if she dies in her sleep, she knows she has lived her life to the fullest. She tweeted;

“I have had threesomes in life but the one I had on Saturday with the man and woman I love . Even if I can die in my sleep , let me say I lived my life to the fullest . ”

For their 17th birthday, football legend John Terry gives his twin twins a £40,000 Mercedes (pictures). John Terry, a Chelsea great, gave his twins matching Mercedes for their 17th birthdays.

The leader of the Labour Party’s group, Lamidi Apapa, was Booed poo. outside the venue after a dispute with the other faction of the party for a seat on the Presidential Election Petition Tribunal at the Appeal Court in Abuja.

As Apapa’s supporters escorted him away from them, the opposing LP section outside the court yelled, “Ole,” which is loosely translated as “a thief,” “Imposter,” etc.

Before the tribunal’s court commenced its deliberations, a dispute between two sections of the party was reportedly present.

The Lagos Police’s justification for searching Seun Kuti’s home is that they “stumbled on some suspicious things in the course of our investigation.”
According to SP Benjamin Hundeyin, the Public Relations Officer for the Lagos State Command, police searched Seun Kuti’s home after allegedly finding some suspicious items.

The Afrobeat musician was detained and charged with assaulting a police officer on Lagos’ Third Mainland Bridge.

On Tuesday, police raided the musician’s home in Akin Osiyemi off Allen Avenue in Ikeja for a search and took his wife’s cellphone with them.

On Tuesday, May 17, the PPRO responded to a Twitter user who denounced the invasion, saying: “During our investigation, we stumbled on certain suspicious things that needed to be looked into.”