It’s unfortunate. The first point of resistance against the armed robbers should have been the police which is controlled by the Nigerian Federal Government. The police failed us again. Amotekun is a very good initiative. Kudos to the initiators. Amotekun in Ekiti and South West have carried out many successful operations in the past at great risks. They have arrested criminals and even terrorists hideouts they have raided and made arrests. I can’t imagine the South West without Amotekun. Amotekun response to Ikere robbery must have been informed by police failure to promptly addtess distress calls. May God bless the…
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The Ekiti State Police Command says it has recovered three vehicles and two motorcycles used by the armed robbers that invaded Ikere-Ekiti, killing three people during bank robberies in the town. This was contained in a statement by the command’s spokesperson, Sunday Abutu. In the statement on Thursday in Ado- Ekiti, the Command said it is on the trail of the fleeing suspects who abandoned the vehicles after a hot chase by men of the command. The State Commissioner of Police, Ogundare Dare, has also visited the scene of an armed robbery incident at the town for an on-the-spot assessment.…
Hasan Bitmez, a 54-year-old opposition lawmaker from the Felicity (Saadet) Party in Turkey, passed away on Thursday, two days after experiencing a heart attack during a parliamentary session. Bitmez, who had been delivering a speech critical of the government’s stance on Israel, collapsed in front of the parliament. A graduate of Cairo’s Al Azhar University and the chairman of the Centre for Islamic Union Research, Bitmez was known for his involvement with Islamic non-governmental organizations. His sudden demise occurred at Ankara City Hospital. The tragic incident unfolded during an official parliamentary broadcast, capturing the moment Bitmez, standing at the podium…
If you keep promising something, then people expect that you may actually care about it, and even carry out the promise. With the ongoing chaos in both lawful and illegal immigration in the UK, we are left asking the question: does anyone really care at the Home Office or in the Conservative government? So chaotic is the situation that the Government has split the role of immigration minister into two ministers, one for legal and another for illegal immigration. Let’s examine the lawful situation first. In four separate general elections the Tory party promised to bring down legal immigration numbers. Yet post…
European police have foiled a major Hamas plot to attack Jewish sites across the continent, with seven suspected members of the terror group arrested in raids in Germany, Denmark and the Netherlands. The Hamas operatives were told to bring a cache of weapons, buried at an undisclosed location in Europe, to Berlin to attack Jewish institutions, German prosecutors said. Three men arrested in Berlin, and another in the Netherlands, were preparing a weapons cache that would be “kept in a state of readiness in view of potential terrorist attacks”, they said. Danish authorities confirmed the arrest of three people on…
The ECOWAS Court of Justice has dismissed a plea by Richard Ugbah, a Nigerian convicted of wire fraud in the United States, seeking a transfer to complete his remaining sentence in Nigeria. The court ruled on Thursday, December 14, 2023, that it lacked jurisdiction to grant his request. Ugbah, a Nigerian residing in the U.S., was convicted in February 2017 for wire fraud by the District Court for the Western District of Wisconsin. He pleaded guilty to another count of conspiracy to commit fraud in November 2017, leading to his 12-year imprisonment. Having served eight years of the sentence, he…
Jamal Ezebuike’s arrest was arrested after a carefully orchestrated deception. He managed to engage in romantic relationships with four female police officers simultaneously, and these relationships remained concealed until one of the officers discovered the truth. The arrest of Jamal Ezebuike carries significant legal implications, potentially including deportation back to Nigeria if he is found guilty. However, the specific charges against him and the potential legal ramifications are not fully disclosed in the available search results, leaving some details unclear. Prior to his arrest, Jamal Ezebuike was a Nigerian student studying women’s security at a university in New Jersey, USA.…
ROSSLARE HARBOUR, Ireland (Reuters) – On a poster placed near three hotels filled with asylum seekers and Ukrainian refugees, the residents of the small Irish town of Rosslare Harbour have a blunt message for the government: “Enough is Enough”. Their peaceful, carefully calibrated campaign against using a fourth hotel to house hundreds more asylum seekers could not be more different from that of the anti-immigrant activists who helped incite a riot in Dublin in late November. But both underline an uncomfortable truth for the Irish establishment: immigration is now firmly on the political agenda and for the first time is…
Labour leaders across public sector unions in the nation are expressing outrage over a recent circular issued by the Office of the Head of Service (HoS) of the Federation. The circular, which limits the tenure of union officers to two terms of four years each, is facing strong opposition, with leaders deeming it not only illegal but also a nullity. Leaders within the Organised Labour argue that the circular represents a toxic interference in the internal affairs of trade unions, contradicting established laws and international standards. Prince Peters Adeyemi, General Secretary of the Non-Academic Staff Union of Educational and Associated…
