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Auto crashes claim 20 lives in Ogun, Jigawa Scene of the Ogun crash Samuel Awoyinfa  and Adelani Adepegba Twenty persons have been killed in separate auto crashes in Ogun and Jigawa states. It was gathered that while five persons died in the Ogun crash on Sunday, 15 persons were killed in the Jigawa crash on Saturday. In Ogun, apart from the five dead victims, 13 others were said to have sustained injuries after a commercial bus en route from Ibadan, Oyo State, to Lagos State veered off the road and rammed into a stationary truck. Those who died in the accident were said to be three adult males, a female and a boy. It was gathered that the accident occurred around 9am in the WAZOBIA area of Ogere on the Lagos-Ibadan Expressway. The Ogun State Sector Commander, Federal Road Safety Corps, Clement Oladele, said the vehicles involved were a white Mazda passenger bus with number plate, DDA 121 XA, and a red MAN Diesel truck marked, MGD 129 ZF. ...

A disturbing video showing a woman getting raped has gone viral and it was allegedly shared by the victim. According to social media, the woman who livestreamed it claimed that she was kidnapped then sexually assaulted by her abductor. She appears to have hidden a camera where her alleged attacker couldn't see it and it recorded the incident.  The identity of the woman was not revealed neither was it stated if the attacker was caught and made to face the law. Watch the video   here .

Temi Otedola, daughter of Nigerian billionaire oil magnate, Femi Otedola has explained the reason why she's leaving New Year’s “Resolutions” in 2017 and focus on 'Intentions' instead. In a piece shared on her blog, Temi wrote; Here we go again. As I write this post on the final day of 2017, I think back to what this year held and what I’m hoping for in 2018. At the end of every year, I take about an hour or so looking back on my achievements, failures, lessons, and keep these in mind when considering what I would like to change at the start of the new calendar. But I have also found the conventional narrative of total-life-transformation at the start of every new year exhausting. A lot of us feel the pressure to completely metamorphose our lives. “This will be the year I cut all of the toxic people out of my life”, “this will be the year I loose 50 pounds”, “this will be the year I become financially independent”- the list goes on and on. For this New Year...

The Federal Road Safety Corps has said that five persons died and 13 others were injured in an accident that occurred on the Lagos-Ibadan expressway on Sunday in a New Year eve tragedy.  Ogun Sector Commander of FRSC, Mr. Clement Oladele, told the News Agency of Nigeria in an interview in Ota, Ogun, that the accident occurred at Wazobia, at about 9.00 a.m.   Oladele said two vehicles and 18 persons were involved in the accident that resulted in the death of five persons, while 13 others sustained various degrees of injuries.  The sector commander explained that a commercial bus with registration number MGD 129 ZF coming from Ibadan to Lagos lost control and veered off the road and collided with a trailer with registration number DDA 121 XA that was parked by the road side.   “The corpses of the victims had been deposited at the mortuary in Ipara General Hospital, while the survivors are also receiving treatment at Sagamu and Victory Hospital, Ogere,’...

Monalisa Larson, the 70-year-old Swedish ex-wife of Ugandan singer Guvnor Ace, has dumped her 19-year-old lover, Aziz Mawanda because he wants to impoverish her. Larson hit the news headlines in 2015, when she started dating and later married then-28-year-old Guvnor Ace in a private wedding ceremony in Kampala. The marriage didn't last as the 28-year-old musician was said to have dumped her after he allegedly used her to get to Europe. She claimed that Guvnor was after her money and was not genuinely in love with her as he always said.  See previous report  here  a nd  here While Ace moved on with another white woman, Ms Larson started dating Mawanda, also a Ugandan but that relationship has ended also. She says she dumped her teenage lover after realising that he was not after her heart, but money. "I am not in any relationship with Aziz currently. He only wanted my money. Aziz has a girlfriend whose name is Ritah. He has a mental problem. He ...

One Olugbenga Jeremiah Oduwole who claims to be a Yoruba traditional ruler with the title of Oriade Of Iranmiyi Kingdom, Adeyenmi II, with his purported palace situated at No 1, Palace Way, Iranmiyi Kingdom, Ogun State, has been arrested in Lagos. According to reports, his arrest came after the Oba of Kweme Kingdom in Badagry, Aholu Olalekan Sejiro James, got reports that Oduwole was claiming to be his friend and using that to collect money from people. Oduwole was picked up on December 21, 2017, in Gbagada, by a Team of detectives from Ifako Police Station and has since been moved to the Police Force Headquarters in Ikeja.

American, 67, posing as Nigerian prince held for email scam WhatsApp A67-year old American email fraudster has been arrested on suspicion of involvement in a “Nigerian prince” scam that defrauded people of thousands of dollars. An 18-month long investigation exposed Michael Neu of Slidell, Louisiana as the internet ‘Nigerian prince’ heavily involved in scams, obtaining money and wiring funds. He now faces 269 counts of wire fraud and money laundering, according to the Slidell Police Department. He is accused of acting as a ‘middle man’ for a group of Nigerian scammers.       THE NATION

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Iran protests continue for a third day despite warnings Share this with Facebook   Share this with Twitter   Share this with Messenger   Share this with Email   Share Image copyright EPA Image caption Protesters clashed with police at Tehran University Anti-government protests have continued in Iran for a third day, with reports of demonstrations in many cities despite warnings from authorities. At Tehran University, protesters called for Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei to step down and there were clashes with police. Demonstrators ignored the interior minister's warning that citizens should avoid "illegal gatherings". Meanwhile, thousands of pro-government demonstrators turned out for rallies. These official rallies were organised in advance of the anti-government protests, to mark the eighth anniversary of the suppression of major street protests in 2009. The current protests began in the north-east on Thursday over living...