Female Police Officer Accused Of Tear-Gassing Women She Says Are Having Affairs With Her Husband (Photos)

A female police officer (pictured above) known as Ifedoyin Adeniyi, who serve under the Police Headquarters, Obalende division has allegedly tear gassed her sister-in-law Abiola Oladipupo, a fashion designer after she accused her of having an affair with her hubby who happens to be her own brother.

A fight ensued on Friday 16th, December 2016, after Adeniyi, reportedly stormed Abiola's shop at No. 13, Alade Street Somolu Lagos.

According to eyewitnesses, Adeniyi who has allegedly said three other women on the street were also having an affair with her man - Muyiwa, also attacked one Iya Fawas, who sells grains in a small shop along the road.

Court Freezes Patience Jonathan’s Multiple Accounts

A Federal High Court in Lagos has ordered the freezing of multiple bank accounts linked to the wife of former President Goodluck Jonathan, Patience.

The accounts, opened in the names of companies and an individual, had a cumulative balance of N7,418,829,290.94 (N7.4bn) and $429,381.87.

The court presided over by Justice Mojisola Olatoregun made the freezing order following an application for an interim injunction to that effect by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission.

Ambode, Wife, Others At 2016 Lagos Christmas Carol Service Today

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Dogara Denies Affiliation With Ibori

Our attention has been drawn to a statement credited to Senator Peter Nwaoboshi who was reportedly quoted as saying that former Delta state governor, James Ibori, supported the emergence of Rt. Hon. Yakubu Dogara as Speaker of the House of Representatives.

We have watched the video clip and noticed that there is no where the Distinguished Senator mentioned Rt. Hon. Yakubu Dogara by name. However, reports published in both online and print media insinuated that senator Peter Nwaoboshi referred to Rt. Hon. Yakubu Dogara.

Unbelievable Photos Of 'Punk' Amazonian Tribe Firing Arrows At Helicopter During 'First Contact' With Outside World

These are the amazing pictures of a remote 'punk' Amazonian tribe firing arrows at a photographer in a helicopter during 'first contact'.

The isolated rainforest inhabitants are believed to be still living the same primitive way they have done for the last 20,000 years

The shots of the confused-looking group are giving experts a sensational view of Neolithic way of life which has long since vanished from the planet.

One man can be seen launching a spear at the snapper as he swoops down low overhead.

Jammeh May Be Forced To Step Down If He Doesn’t Hand Over Jan. 19

West Africa's regional bloc has put standby forces on alert in case Gambian president Yahya Jammeh does not step down when his mandate ends on Jan. 19, ECOWAS commission president Marcel de Souza said.

Jammeh has vowed to stay in power despite losing a Dec. 1 election to rival Adama Barrow, raising the possibility that regional powers may intervene to oust him if diplomacy does not succeed in persuading him to leave.

"We have put standby forces on alert if he does not (step down) on Jan. 19 when his mandate ends," De Souza said on Malian state television on Thursday evening. "No one has the right to oppose the will of the people."

Libyan Plane Hijack Ends Peacefully In Malta, Hijackers Surrender (Photos)

The hijacking of a Libyan plane has ended peacefully after the men who seized control surrendered in Malta.

The domestic flight with 118 people on board was hijacked after taking off from Sabha, bound for the Libyan capital Tripoli.

Instead, the Afriqiyah Airways Airbus A320 was diverted to Malta International Airport. It appears the two hijackers are supporters of Libya's late deposed leader, Muammar Gaddafi.

Pictures of them kneeling on the tarmac with their hands up appear to show the moment they were arrested by the Maltese authorities.