Tuesday, December 28, 2021
Compassionate thieves leave apology note after emptying a lady’s house in overnight robbery
GUNMEN ABDUCT MOBILE POLICEMAN ON ANTI-KIDNAPPING MISSION IN ADAMAWA.
Gunmen have abducted a mobile policeman attached to Operation Farauta, a special task force working to tackle kidnapping in Adamawa State.
Pastor Tunde Bakare Faces Humiliation as Wema Bank Moves to Recover N9 Billion Used For Build Church
| Pastor Tunde Bakare |
• Loan Taken to Build New Multi-Billion Church
• How COVID-19 Messed up Repayment Plan
If the feelers coming from the headquarters of Wema Bank are something to be accorded some seriousness, 2022 may start on very interesting note for Pastor Tunde Bakare, the Senior Pastor of the Citadel Global Community Church (formerly known as the Latter Rain Assembly).
Monday, December 27, 2021
The tree men who determine the next Nigeria Presidential Election
In 2023, voters will elect the next president of Nigeria. An election year is a time for political parties to weigh their options and some parties are better served by certain individuals than other.
Zambian man commits suicide after beating his wife to death on Christmas Day
A 44-year-old businessman, Steven Yamba, has allegedly committed suicide after beating his wife to death following a marital dispute in Lusaka, Zambia.
Asigangan: one death, too many - Gani Adam
IBADAN – Aareonakakanfo of Yorubaland, Iba Gani Abiodun Ige Adams, described the death of Asigangan of Igangan land, Oba Lasisi Adeoye Lawuyi, Aribiyan yesterday as one death too many.
The late monarch’s death was announced last Tuesday by a Palace source.
Iba Adams, in a statement by his Special Assistant on Media, Kehinde Aderemi, said the news of Asigangan’s death was a huge loss to Yoruba land.
“It is very unfortunate that the last 20 days have been traumatic with the death of three of our royal fathers.The death of Oba Lasisi Adeoye Lawuyi the Asigangan of Igangan land is another loss to us”
“We have lost in him the love, the courage, the compassion for his subjects and the entire Ibarapa land. This is a great loss for the people of Igangan and indeed the Yoruba race”
“I am of the belief that history will be kind to Kabiesi, especially, for his role during the trying times when Igangan and the entire Ibarapa land became the haven of bandits and killer herdsmen.
However, I urge the Oyo state government not to relent in its efforts to ensure that the ancient town continue to enjoy peace and tranquility that had eluded them for years as a result of the protracted attacks by the bandits”