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Ex-Ondo Military Administrator’s Son was Killed by gunmen on Wednesday evening as he was drinking in a Joint with friends in Lagos.

The deceased, Muyuwa Babafumilayo Okpaleye, 40, a son of former Ondo Military Administrator, Brig.-Gen. Okpaleye was shot by the hooded armed men, numbering about four, at a drinking joint at Adekunle Kuye, off Ikate street, Aguda, Surulere, where he was hanging out with his friends.

According to reports, the gunmen parked their Sports Utility Vehicle (SUV) at an adjoining street and followed a footpath that led to the drinking joint. As soon as they sighted Okpaleye in the crowd, two of the men readjusted their hoods and advanced towards the gathering.

On seeing the movement of the hooded men, the crowd, including a relation of a former Lagos Governor, the gathering dispersed with people running in different directions.

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They were said to have aimed at Okpaleye, shot him and came closer to ensure he was hit by the bullet before fleeing the scene.

All of Okpaleye’s friends allegedly abandoned him, save for one identified as Kunle, who ran back to save him.

He was said to have lifted him up, taken him to his (Okpaleye’s) Honda City Sedan car and rushed to a nearby hospital where doctors confirmed Okpaleye dead on arrival.

Unfortunately for Kunle, the Police at Soloki Station, Aguda invited him for interrogation. He was eventually detained and moved to the State Criminal Investigation and Intelligence Department (SCIID) Panti as a suspect.

Opa, as Muyiwa was popularly called, is the last born in the noble family of one time military administration of Ondo state, Rtd Brigadier General Okpaleye.

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Opaleye worked with a sporting outfit called City Sports and lived at Ajose Adeogun Street, Victoria Island, but frequented Surulere where he had a lot of friends.

His friends have taken to social media to mourn his death.

How gunmen killed ex-Ondo Military Administrator’s son as he drank in a joint with friends

Homicide detectives at SCIID have commenced investigation to unearth the culprits. Also, Okpaleye’s friends who were at the joint are being trailed to get their account of the incident.

A source told The Nation that Kunle was being held because no one has corroborated his account of the incident, adding that there was need for others present at the joint to come forward and state the facts.

It was learnt others who were there might have gone into hiding for fear that the assassination might be cult -related, giving the recurring gang wars within Surulere that has seen two other persons killed in similar manner since last December.

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Igboho was chained by Beninese police to prevent him from turning into a cat and escaping – Lawyer

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Igboho was chained by Beninese police to prevent him from turning into a cat and escaping ? Lawyer

One of the lawyers of Yoruba Nation agitator, Sunday Adeyemo popularly known as Igboho has narrated how his client was allegedly chained by Beninese police to prevent him from turning into a cat and escaping after being arrested at an airport in the neighboring country.

Olusegun Falola disclosed that when he got to the custody where Igboho was detained, he was first chained.

According to Falola, the police officers were scared that he could just disappear into the thin air because of his mystical powers.

The lawyer said;

“When I arrived from Paris and got to the custody where Igboho was detained, he was first chained. They were scared that he could just disappear into the thin air because of his mystical powers.

“The police told me that if Igboho’s chains were untied and he escaped mysteriously, he (the police officer) would be stripped of his rank and also dismissed.

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“The police officer said he was told that Igboho could disappear or turn into a cat, and many other things were said to the police officers which made them tie him.”

He told The Nation that his timely intervention led to Igboho being unchained by the policemen.

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Anglican Church releases statement after a Church Priest kissed 3 female students of St. Monica College

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Anglican Church releases statement after a Priest of the Church kissed 3 female students of St. Monica College on the mouth

The Anglican Church has reacted to the viral video of one of its priests kissing 3 girls on the mouth.

The girls, who are students of St. Monica College of Education in Ghana, seemed uncomfortable but had to oblige as their priest kissed them on the altar, in front of the entire congregation.

The priest has now been identified as Most Rev’d  Dr Cyril Kobina Ben-Smith.

The Anglican Church said that it is “saddened” by the priest’s action and investigation is underway.  The Church added that the “Priest would be dealt with in accordance with the norms and values of the Anglican Communion where morality is extremely revered in the Church.”

The statement adds that efforts are being made to “engage the students through counselling sessions to avert any psychological issues that may arise as a result of the viral video”.

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Anglican Church releases statement after a Priest of the Church kissed 3 female students of St. Monica College on the mouth

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Hushpuppi: Probe panel submits amended report on Kyari

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Hushpuppi: Probe panel submits amended report on Kyari

A four-man Special Investigation Panel headed by the Deputy Inspector-General of Police in charge of the Force Criminal Investigations Department, Joseph Egbunike has submitted its report to the Inspector-General of Police, Usman Baba after being directed to probe former Head, Intelligence Response Team and Deputy Commissioner of Police, Abba Kyari.

The panel was constituted after Kyari who was indicted in a $1.1m Internet fraud allegedly perpetrated by an Instagram influencer, Abbas Ramon, popularly known as Hushpuppi and four others; AbdulRahman  Juma (Abdul); Vincent Kelly Chibuzo (Kelly); Rukayat Motunrayo Fashola (Morayo); and Bolatito Agbabiaka (Bolamide), was suspended by the Police Service Commission and replaced by Tunji Disu.

Punch reported that Kyari who appeared several times before the panel, dismissed the allegations of conniving with Hushpuppi to defraud the Qatari businessman.

The publication added that the SIP sessions with Kyari were relaxed, cordial and gave the DCP the confidence that he would be absolved of the allegations as he and Egbunike have a long term relationship.

It was gathered that Egbunike is Assistant Commissioner of Police in the police Accounts Department where Kyari served for over 15 years.

A panel also told the publication that it submitted the report last week, but it was rejected by the IG for being too lenient on Kyari. A source said;

“The panel concluded its investigation and submitted its report to the IG last Thursday or Friday but the IG rejected it. He was not comfortable with the panel findings and recommendations.”

 

Vanguard also reported that “a pre-conclusion report was submitted on Friday last week but was returned to the SIP as the Force Management Team sought more clarifications and further explanation on some grey areas.”

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