Gunmen Kidnap 3 Female Passengers Traveling In A Bus Owned By God Is Good Motors

A 38-year old woman, Ms. Naomi Obot, and two other women were kidnapped by armed bandits at about 6:30 pm on Thursday while traveling from Lagos through Abagi to Abuja in a bus owned by a transport company,  God is Good Motors. Ms. Obot and the two other women were on the first bus that departed the company's Lagos terminal at about 6 am on the 21st of December.

Information shared via Ms. Obot's phone with her family from an unknown destination, where she is being held captive, indicated that after robbing the passengers in the vehicle, three women were taken away by the kidnappers, who then demanded a N5million ransom.

Shina Peters Younger Brother Drags His Name On The Pages Of Newspaper Again

Not just a few believe that Shina Peters and his brother, Yomi, do not have a cordial relationship. And to buttress this,  Yomi  said that the last time he saw his brother, Shina, was about four years ago and they have spoken only once since then.

The juju singer relocated to America many years ago and when asked why he left the shores of Nigeria, he claimed it was his brother that called him an armed robber.

“I relocated to the United States because I had a clash with my brother over our father’s property and he called me an armed robber on the pages of newspaper. I was so mad and we fought. I took our fight to the radio and television to talk about it and he had to leave Nigeria because of that. The fight was very tough. I told him that he could only run to heaven, so I travelled to America to meet him and we started our fight again. At the end of the day, God took the glory. I made sure I let everyone know that my brother lied against me. That lie really affected me and when I got to American embassy, they asked me some questions about it. Luckily for me, instead of such news destroying me, it helped me and I was given multiple visa because they pitied me and they were glad that I fought to remove the stain on my name,” he said.

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.