Justice Olamide delieverd judgement today April 10th.
Court sentence Olu Falae's kidnappers to life imprisonment
Justice Olamide delieverd judgement today April 10th.
Hitman pumps bullets into a man in broad daylight while his baby mama looks on and only escapes by a stroke of luck (Video)
In the footage, a passerby can be seen running to safety as the attack continued, while the victim's baby mama ran around, confused, unsure whether to stay with her man or run off.
She eventually took off and that was a lucky move because soon after, the gunman turned and aimed the gun at the woman, shooting twice, but she was far enough to escape unhurt. Soon as he left, the woman got up from where she hid a few feet away and took off.
She eventually took off and that was a lucky move because soon after, the gunman turned and aimed the gun at the woman, shooting twice, but she was far enough to escape unhurt. Soon as he left, the woman got up from where she hid a few feet away and took off.
The attack which happened in Lauderhill, Florida, USA, was caught on CCTV. The victim was identified as 34-year-old Gary Wallock. After killing him, the hitman escaped in a blue Nissan Altima, believed to be driven by an accomplice. The police believe the shooter is 26-year-old Trace Obrian Walker.
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Photos: Suspeted killers of Jumia delivery man arraigned in court
Chukwuma was on March 25th, killed by the suspects when he went to their residence in the Ada-George area of Port Harcourt to deliver iphones and a motorcycle they ordered form the online store(Read here).
The presiding judge ordered that the suspects be remanded in prison.
His wife and mother of his four children were at the court hearing.
Photo credit: Blessing Olomu
Dilly Umenyiora sells his Lamborghini to his artiste, Runtown (photo)
On his first day at work, driver diverts 600 bags of flour, sells off truck as scrap after dismantling it
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Operatives of Rapid Response Squad of the Lagos State Police Command have arrested a driver, Garuba Lawal, 36, from Kwara State, who connived with 3 other persons in diverting his company 600 bags of flour before dismantling the truck for sale in pieces.
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Garuba was recruited by the company (name withheld) in Apapa, Lagos, the same day, to move the 600 bags of flour to a bakery in Ibadan, Oyo State and was baited with N2m by his accomplices to do their bidding.
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Garuba disclosed that after loading, a young man, Ismaila from Oyo State, approached him for a discussion. “He asked me how much I have made in since I have been driving truck. I replied him that I just joined the haulage company.
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He asked again, have ever seen money in your life? I said no. He asked me again, if you see N2m, what would you do with it? I answered him that I would quit this truck driving job. Then, he told me that he would introduce me to a deal. That was how we started”.
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Garuba, in company of the three accomplices, diverted the 600 bags of flour to Sagamu. The truck head was later removed and Garuba was given N50,000. He drove the truck head to Kwara State in company of two other member of the team to sell it off.
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"I took the two guys to where I live with my wife. They promised to return with my share on N2m as soon as bank is opened. They collected N15,000 for hotel accommodation from the N50,000 they gave me. .
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When I didn’t see them that day and the following day, I agreed with a buyer to knock down the truck into pieces and sell the parts for N450,000. After, we had dismantled it, the RRS, Lagos arrested me."
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The company disclosed that they were yet to see the motor boy that followed him on the said trip, fueling suspicion that the motor boy might have been killed to pave way for a seamless execution of their plans.
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Investigation revealed that the gang has been involved in several diversions of other products. Arrested along with him were Jimoh Adeleye, Wasiu Azeez and Adeniran Jacob.
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Photos: EFCC Discovers About N.5bn Hidden in a Plaza Shop
The money stashed in several Ghana Must Go bags were in N500 and N1000 denominations, hidden in a shop awaiting conversion into foreign currency. Relying on information provided by a concerned whistle blower, operatives of the Commision swooped on the shopping complex and sought the identity of the owners of two shops, LS 64 and LS 67 which were under locks and keys.
The shops had signages of Bureau de Change. Inquries about the owner of shop 64 indicated he had not been seen for a long time, as they claimed the shop had not been opened for business for close to two years. Several calls were put to the owner of shop 67 but there was no response.
The attention of the plaza's chairman and some traders were drawn in order to force the shops open. There was no money found in shop 67, but in shop 64, heaps of "Ghana Must Go" bags were found loaded on the floor of the shop. When the bags were unzipped they were found to contain bundles of naira notes totalling N448,850,000.
Traders interviewed at the premises claimed they were not aware such money was housed in there, as the place hardly opens for business. The Commission is investigating the matter in order to unravel the owner and source of the money.
