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19-Year-Old Boy Dies On Top Of A Sex Worker In Lagos During Intercourse
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The Lagos State Police Command has confirmed the death of a 19-year-old boy, Maduabuchi Okeke, who died during a sex romp at a hotel in the Surulere area of the state.
According to the police report, Okeke "died on top of one Sandra," a commercial sex worker at the Exclusive Mansion Hotel on Ayilara Street in the area.
In the report obtained by SaharaReporters, the police said its personnel had arrested and detained the sex worker and two security guards in the hotel for allegedly smuggling Okeke's corpse out of the hotel.
It was gathered that on the evening of last Friday, the deceased had reportedly brought the sex worker into a room in the hotel for the night.
When Sandra, however, discovered that Okeke had died during the sex romp, she sneaked out. She contacted two security men in the hotel, Ottah Nduka and Aliu Tiwalola, to smuggle the corpse out of the premises.
According to the police investigation, the corpse was kept in a vehicle and placed on one Ejike Naso'sNaso's leg who was asked to take the deceased to the hospital as if he was only unconscious.
Ejike, however, reported the matter at the Surulere Police Station.
The police report reads, "One Maduabuchi Okeke, aged 19, died on top of one Sandra (other name withheld) who is a prostitute at Exclusive Mansion Hotel. Two security men in the hotel smuggled the corpse from the hotel and placed the deceased on one Ejike Naso'sNaso's legs. They threatened to kill Naso if he told anybody how the deceased died.
"Meanwhile, the prostitute and the two security men have been arrested during to know the real cause of his death further be conducted on Maduabuchi to further know the real cause of his death before his corpse would be released to his family for burial.Source: http://saharareporters.com/2020/11/29/19-year-old-dies-lagos-during-intercourse-sex-worker-%E2%80%93-police
According to the police report, Okeke "died on top of one Sandra," a commercial sex worker at the Exclusive Mansion Hotel on Ayilara Street in the area.
In the report obtained by SaharaReporters, the police said its personnel had arrested and detained the sex worker and two security guards in the hotel for allegedly smuggling Okeke's corpse out of the hotel.
It was gathered that on the evening of last Friday, the deceased had reportedly brought the sex worker into a room in the hotel for the night.
When Sandra, however, discovered that Okeke had died during the sex romp, she sneaked out. She contacted two security men in the hotel, Ottah Nduka and Aliu Tiwalola, to smuggle the corpse out of the premises.
According to the police investigation, the corpse was kept in a vehicle and placed on one Ejike Naso'sNaso's leg who was asked to take the deceased to the hospital as if he was only unconscious.
Ejike, however, reported the matter at the Surulere Police Station.
The police report reads, "One Maduabuchi Okeke, aged 19, died on top of one Sandra (other name withheld) who is a prostitute at Exclusive Mansion Hotel. Two security men in the hotel smuggled the corpse from the hotel and placed the deceased on one Ejike Naso'sNaso's legs. They threatened to kill Naso if he told anybody how the deceased died.
"Meanwhile, the prostitute and the two security men have been arrested during to know the real cause of his death further be conducted on Maduabuchi to further know the real cause of his death before his corpse would be released to his family for burial.
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The Presidebt6
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Buhari at green chamber: What Nigerians want lawmakers to tell Mr. President
December 6, 2020
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President Muhammadu Buhari’s failure to sack alleged underperforming service chiefs despite calls by concerned Nigerians, has continued to draw the ire of stakeholders, even as hope wanes over the Federal Government’s capacity to contain worsening insecurity.
And in what looks like a tacit admittance of its inability to get a grip on the dire security challenges, the Federal Government, yesterday, said, it may take a long time to tackle the country’s mounting security challenges.
This is as elders statesmen across the country under the aegis of Coalition of Nigeria Elders for Peace and Good Governance (CONEPAGG), also, yesterday, condemned the Chief of Army Staff, Lt. Gen. Tukur Buratai’s warning to officers of the Nigerian Army against any attempt to scuttle democratic governance. They maintain that the alarm sounded by Buratai was diversionary and aimed at deflecting Nigerians’ attention from the failures and gross lack of capacity displayed by the service chiefs.
Also unimpressed by the president’s strides in securing the country, the Coalition of Northern Groups (CNG), yesterday, said that the Buhari-led administration has failed the region, urging residents to mobilise funds to protect themselves from terrorists attacks.
Last week, members of the House of Representatives vowed not to hold back punches whenever Buhari appears before them over his refusal to sack the service chiefs.
Spokesperson of the House of Representatives, Mr. Benjamin Kalu, who gave the indication in Abuja, explained that Buhari’s refusal to sack the service chiefs would definitely be explored as part of the solution to the security challenge plaguing the country.
Kalu (Abia, APC) said: “The service chiefs’ issues will be one of the issues that the House will discuss with the President. We are looking for solutions. It’s not about the visit of the President; it’s about solution seeking, and we are looking for strategies that would help us find solutions.
What we want from him is to do an analysis of the security sector to understand its weaknesses and strengths. If we believe that not changing the service chiefs is a weakness, we will mention it as well… We will lay everything on the table for him to see so that he will know what we think based on what we’ve been informed by our constituents. It’s going to be a discussion.â€
Kalu, who described Buhari’s resolve to appear before the lower legislative chamber as historic, explained that the House had no choice other than to relate with the service chiefs in line with its mandate to exercise oversight over ministries, departments and agencies (MDAs) of government.
HOWEVER, for weary citizens who have been looking up to the government to play its constitutional role of protecting them, the Federal Government’s admission that it may take a long time to tackle insecurity constituted a dampener.
The Minister of Defence, Major General Bashir Salihi Magashi (rtd), while speaking at the passing out parade of 108 Cadets of Direct Short Service Commission Course 27 (DSSC 27), at the Nigerian Naval College, Onne, Rivers State, said the COVID-19 pandemic and the #EndSARS protest have further worsened the complexity of human security, thereby making it difficult for quick fixes to effectively combat security challenges.
Magashi, was, however, quick to point out that the situation was not hopeless, stressing that President Buhari has continued to demonstrate full support for the Nigerian Armed Forces, through the resourcing of operational requirements, and improved personnel welfare.
Represented by the Chief of Defence Staff, General Gabriel Olonisakin, the minister said: “Nigeria and the entire Gulf of Guinea has in the last few years been challenged by asymmetric and emerging security threats emanating from insurgency, militancy, economic sabotage and anti democratic forces. It is pertinent to mention that the military service is operating in a growing complex and ambiguous environment that are difficult to contend with. Accordingly, our nation and indeed the entire Gulf of Guinea has, in the last few years, been challenged by asymmetric and emerging security threats emanating from insurgency, militancy, economic sabotage and anti-democratic forces.
“The COVID-19 pandemic and the civil unrest has further demonstrated the frailty and complex nature of human security. Apparently, there are no quick fixes to effectively combat security challenges bedevilling our dear nation.
“I am equally glad to note that in assisting sister services in the North East operations against Boko Haram insurgents, the Nigerian Navy has continued to spearhead internal security operations in the Niger Delta region against militancy, piracy, sea robberies and crude oil theft.
“It is, therefore, of utmost necessity that the Nigerian Armed Forces continuously build institutional capacity, through effective systematic and robust training merged with requisite capacities to defend the territorial integrity of Nigeria from both external and internal aggression.â€
ACCORDING to the CNG, which was reacting to the recent massacre of innocent farmers in Zabarmari, it was high time Buhari resigned for failing to protect the lives and property of Nigerians.
The coalition also faulted the appeal by Governor Babagana Zulum of Borno State for government to engage the services of foreigners to fight Boko Haram.
Addressing a press conference, yesterday, in Abuja, CNG spokesperson, Abdul-Azeez Suleiman, said even though Zulum’s appeal was borne out of desperation and concerns for the safety of his people, it was only idealistic and unrealistic “because the Nigerian military has the capacity to fight the war if not for lack of political will.â€
While describing as “insensitive†and “callous†responses by presidential aides on the renewed killings, it said such comments exposed the misleading claims that the military had decimated the insurgents and confirmed that security units involved in the fight had turned the war into a milking cow and money-spinning industry.
“Buhari’s implied endorsement of these insensitive responses suggests that the Federal Government is not humbled by the enormity of the Borno killings, and affirms the fears that obviously, the concerns from many Nigerians on how the security infrastructure could be improved, and leadership of the military could be made more effective, have made and shall make no impression on the presidency.
“With no evidence of a willingness on the part of President Buhari to honour his oath to provide security over Nigerians, and the fact that it is no longer in doubt that he has lost control over the imperatives of protecting the nation and people of the North in particular, a constitutional duty that he swore to uphold, CNG restates that President Buhari and his administration have failed totally in the vital area of protecting the lives and properties of citizens.â€
THE CONEPAGG while reacting to Buratai’s warning that some generals were being approached to scuttle democracy and that his eyes were on them said: “Democracy has come to stay. We will not tolerate any agent of destabilisation. The years of military misadventure in politics have never carried us anywhere. It is over,†he had warned.
The elders called on the president not to hearken to the military chiefs’ antics through the army boss, charging him to go ahead to relieve them of their positions before the country is completely overrun by adversaries.
In a statement signed by its National Coordinator, Zana Goni, Coordinator South West, Prof. Adebola Adeboye; Coordinator South East, Dr. Ugwuanyi Emeka; Coordinator North West, Sheik Ibrahim Mohammed, and Coordinator of South South, Dr. Solomon Dagogo among others, CONEPAGG insisted that President Buhari must not look back again in sacking the service chiefs.
In the statement, the elders described Buratai’s coup warning as the “distractive and diversionary statement meant to attract attention from the seat of power at a time the whole Nigeria is calling for their removal.
“Nobody is planning any coup, as a matter of fact, Nigerians are happy with democracy. They are only fade up with insecurity and all the service chiefs, who in spite of their seeming failures, have failed to toe the path of honour and resign from their offices,†they said.
ONE of those forewarning Nigerians against expecting any positive outcome from the Buhari/representatives parley is Malam Tanko Yakassai, who told The Guardian that the lawmakers would only exploit the opportunity to score cheap political goals and impress their constituents.
Yakassai who was presidential liaison officer to late President Shehu Shagari reiterated his call for the removal of the service chiefs. Said he: “I spoke on this issue immediately Buhari extended their tenure. Then, I said it was wrong for the president to extend their tenures, and I gave some reasons in support of my position. I said they have done their best and their best was not sufficient to solve the problem. There is, therefore, a need to look for some fresh people in the hope that the new people may come with better ideas and strategy to tackle the problem in the hope that the new ideas may provide solutions that would effectively resolve the issue.
“I also said that retaining people after the expiration of their terminal period would be counterproductive because it would lead to frustration in the system, as officers who are aspiring to occupy offices would become disgruntled, and no put in their best.
“I also said the decision by the president to retain them after reaching retirement age will be inimical to the security structure of the country by making men in these services lose hope of reaching the highest position in their career. I still hold this position,†Yakassai concluded.
A former Speaker of the House of Representatives, Mr. Ghali Umar Na’Abba, is in sync with Yakassai views, hence in support of the sack of the service chiefs.
According to him, the continuous retention of the service chiefs was in breach of laid down rules and regulations. “I think it is unhelpful for both the President and the military for him to be perceived to be violating the rules of engagement and due process, “ he said.
FOR a former Minister of Defence, Dr. Olu Agunsoye, the country’s intractable security situation is now being politicised such that Buhari feels that he cannot remove his security chiefs just because Nigerians are asking him to do so.
Agunloye told The Guardian that the country’s security architecture has completely broken down to the point that the solution is no longer removing service chiefs, but an overhaul of the entire architecture.
According to him: “One of the factors that have destroyed our security architecture is that some people believe that their being in office is an ethnic right, and not a privilege because the current crops of security chiefs ought to have resigned voluntarily before now.â€
He added that for Nigeria to restore internal security goes beyond the removal of the service chiefs. “We need a strategy and an approach, which this government does not seem to have, and is also unwilling to have.â€
On his expectations from the planned parley between Buhari and representatives, Agunloye said:
“I wouldn’t expect our lawmakers to start singing a song to Mr. Buhari to remove the security chiefs; they should rather present to him, a new strategy of how security can be restored in the country, and if need be, work out joint modalities on how to ensure fairness, justice and equity in the nation’s security architecture.â€
ON his part, a Second Republic lawmaker, Junaid Muhammed, challenged Nigerians to first find out how many military brass hats that are also agents of Boko Haram.
Muhammed alleged that many top military officers and some high-ranking politicians in governments were fifth columnists, who have remained in the system to imperil the nation. If the country cannot find out these wolves in sheep clothing, then “we are all going to waste our time fighting insurgency.
“The amount of money that we have spent on this war and the billionaire generals that we have created is unbelievable. How I wish the next president of Nigeria, or next head of state, head of military government or whatever will have the courage to simply investigate how much we have spent on the so-called insurgency war in the North East, if not in other parts of the country,†he stated.
IN the same vein, a former member of House of Representatives, Mr. Bimbo Daramola (who represented Ekiti North Federal Constituency) said the state of insecurity has gone beyond the clamour for service chiefs’ replacement.
“We are at a stage where the entire security apparatus in Nigeria must be addressed to the least security agent. This must include the way we equip our security personnel, and the salaries that they are paid. Otherwise, even if Buratai and Co., are replaced, the result would be same, if the needful is not done.â€
SENATOR Alex Usman Kadiri, who represented Kogi East from 1999 to 2003, yesterday, said it was a shame that Buhari does not have the courage to remove the service chiefs, and they don’t have the integrity to resign.
“The fact of the matter is that it was President Muhammadu Buhari who appointed these service chiefs. They are now in their sixth year in office, and everything they have done has failed. May be they don’t know what failure means. Buratai was not appointed to build a military university in Biu, Sadiq Abubakar was not appointed to build an air force university in Bauchi. They were appointed to head the army and the air force at a time there was insurgency war to prosecute in Nigeria, and they have been unable to quell the insurgency, full stop
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Celebs Who Looked Better Before They Became Rich And Famous Nicki Minaj Was Way Prettier
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We always tell ourselves that we’d look way better if we get rich enough to eat good food or employ personal trainers, makeup artists, and assistants at our beck and call. But obviously this isn’t true for some, these celebs included. In fact, these celebs not only didn’t use their assets to their greatest potential, but they looked better before they gained them. It’s not that they are ugly now, but looking at them before will blow you away with how attractive they were. Many of them are gorgeous now, so that makes them all that much more appealing to hear they were even more attractive when they were a “nobody.â€
8. Katy Perry Was The Hot Girl Next Door
Katy Perry began as a Christian artist who concluded that she required more (cash, fans, and something different) so she appeared to the world with "I Kissed A Girl," one of the most dubious melodies of the decade. In spite of this, she was by all accounts new, clean, and peculiar for the greater part of her vocation. It's simply as of late that she got fairly wild in a not all that engaging way.
Anyway, similar to it or not, before her vocation, she was a remarkable wonder (not that she hasn't generally been). It's just that as an adolescent, she was your exemplary young lady nearby, without the glamour and allure. There's something that is so alluring about that. We're talking spouse material here. Katy Perry was each person's fantasy when she was more youthful. We just expectation she can begin floating back to that individual once more. Albeit blue hair never hurt anybody, it'd be ideal to see her with a new face.
7. Kim Kardashian Was Beautiful Au Naturel
Despite the fact that the Kardashians have consistently been known, they never truly rose to popularity until Keeping Up With The Kardashians initially circulated. Kim K is one of the most popular and most Googled lady on the planet. All things considered, she is stunning! Be that as it may, she was much more dazzling before she turned into an inclining subject. This old photograph here is from her senior yearbook, and kid does she look great.
She was no doubt the most popular girl in school and was every boy’s crush. She looks amazing now, but she looked naturally flawless back then. Looks like she still liked to put some work in to look good, but I’d say it was her best year yet. In fact, almost all of the Kardashians looked better before they became “The Kardashians.†Looking back, you’d hardly recognize them without all of the money they put into their new looks. They looked like a normal, everyday family.
Amy Winehouse Was Once Pretty And Carefree
The tragic tale of Amy Winehouse broke millions of hearts. Some people can handle fame and some cannot. Amy was one of those who most definitely could not. The singer was talented and beautiful, but with so many problems, fame, along with her addiction, ended up killing her. As a young artist, she was fresh and clean, but the longer she was famous, the worse it got for her. Her smiles were tense, her laugh was strained, and most of all, her mind was focused on nothing but her addiction.
In her last years, she had become lost, depressed, and a shell of who she used to be. But looking back at her before she was famous lets us see that yes, she did have good times. She was once a happy ray of sunshine to everyone she met. In honor of Amy, let’s remember her as the sunshine rather than the darkness.
6. Nicki Minaj Was Once Natural But Still Smokin’
This one here is a given. Nicki Minaj has a bum that never ends and lips that rival Angelina Jolie’s. Tons of people find her attractive, but if you ask us, she had it going on before. This little rapper had big dreams when she was young and she ended up accomplishing them. But sometimes, the humility in the eyes of a young person who is not yet famous makes them all that much more appealing.
There’s something about her as a teen that you just want to love. With all the controversy that she rides on, it’s nice to see something that could not be controversial at all. It is shocking to see her sweet, young face and natural body. The woman has become very successful, but would she have been if she had kept her old look? It’s a tough question to answer since being wild seems to get people’s attention.
Cate Blanchett Was Even More Stunning When She Was Young
You can’t even for one second say that Cate Blanchett is not attractive. It’s a fact, she is and always has been. Now we’re not saying that less makeup and natural hair makes you more attractive. After all, makeup artists can make millions proving that it doesn’t. But we can say that there was something so attractive about Cate before we knew her as Elizabeth I and Galadriel. She’s majestic in her movies these days, but the classic look she had before she was famous is timeless and elegant. She has the kind of flawless face and bone structure that you just can’t buy.
I’m not sure when this photo was taken but she sure looks better than she did in the 90s when she played Elizabeth I. And she looked killer as a queen… both times she played one. Who knew she could look so down to earth as well.
Angelina Jolie Had An Astonishing Beauty Before She Was A Star
Before she was Brad Pitt’s partner, Angelina Jolie was once as au naturel as they come. She too started her career as an aspiring model. Only this time, she lied about her age to get the job. Harry Langdon was her photographer that thought she was 18. However, she was only 15 at the time. These photos prove that the girl was born stunning. It’s so hard to pick a favorite, as they all show off that beauty and star power that will make her famous.
Obviously, she’s not going to look the same today as she did when she was 15. But even in her “prime†when she was Lara Croft, she still lacked something that she had when she was a young, fresh model. How in the world she can be perfect in any state is beyond me. She is known as the perfect mother, actress, and model.
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Following The Death Of Queen Elizabeth II, The Football Team Chelsea Has Postponed The Unveiling Of Its New Manager, Gr
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The club had confirmed yesterday that Potter would replace Thomas Tuchel, shortly before news about the monarch’s demise was made public.
Potter was also preparing to lead the Chelsea team out against Fulham on Saturday.
But the Premier League also confirmed on Friday morning that all fixtures this weekend would be called off as a mark of respect.
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