Man Goes Berserk, Kills Five People Then Guns Down Himself After Finding Out Wife Was About To Divorce Him

A 50-year-old man has gunned down five people. He gunned them down Friday evening before killing himself at home in Appling, Georgia.

Investigators found Wayne Anthony Hawes dead with a self-inflicted gunshot wounds in the early hours of Saturday.

They believe Hawes lost control after finding out his wife was divorcing him, a Columbia County Sheriff's Office spokesperson said.

Four people died at the scene and one was pronounced dead in the hospital in Augusta.

Oyo State Police Parades British/Nigerian Woman Who Bought 5 Babies For N5m

A 60-year-old woman, Asabi Adebayo, has been arrested by the police in Oyo State for allegedly buying five babies at N5million from Port-Harcourt, Rivers State.

The suspect, who planned to fly the babies abroad for sale, was said to have brought them to an orphanage in Ibadan to obtain a certified police report for them when the bubble burst.

Commissioner of Police Leye Oyebade, who paraded the suspect and the babies yesterday at the Eleyele Police Headquarters, said the woman would have escaped if not for the patriotic behavior of the officials of the orphanage, who reported the matter at the Iyaganku Police Station.

The suspect, who said she hailed from Lagos State, is also a British citizen.

Troops Arrest Four Boko Haram Kingpins

                                                                   Arrested Boko Haram terrorists

Troops of the 3 Battalion of 22 Task Force Brigade arrested four Boko Haram Ameers, or kingpins, in Rann, Kala-Balge Local Government Area (LGA), Borno State on Friday.

According to military sources, locals tipped off the troops on the terrorists’ whereabouts. The troops subsequently conducted a thorough search of the area and arrested the four kingpins.

Police Escort Shot To Death In Port-Harcourt, Rivers State. Very Graphic Photos

                              

 What is really happening in Rivers state...so much killings in recent times ..even the security agents are not safe. Unknown gunmen have yet again gone on leash -as they attacked and killed a policeman in an escort vehicle. This reportedly happened yesterday along Waterline area in Port-Harcourt, Rivers state..

Rob Kardashian Is Happy Blac Chyna & Kylie Finally Settled

 Blac Chyna and Kylie recently took snap chat photos together which shocked most of their fans. Blac’s fiancé and Kylie’s brother, Rob is now so happy they were able to settle their differences. The newly engaged lover shared his excitement on his page!

Buhari refuses to sign 2016 budget, returns document to National Assembly

                         

President Muhammadu Buhari presenting the 2016 appropriation bill to the National Assembly

President Muhammadu Buhari has returned the controversy-ridden 2016 budget to the National Assembly, pointing out areas of concern in the document and demanding adjustment.

The spokesperson of the House of Representatives, Abdurazaq Namdas, (APC-Adamawa State) confirmed this to journalists on Thursday.

“I can confirm to you that we are in possession of the letter from the president identifying grey areas,” Mr. Namdas said.

Photo Of Wike And Tambuwal In Cheerful Mood At Presidential Villa Today.

                         
 Gov. Wike of Rivers and Gov. Tambuwal of Sokoto during today's NEC meeting at the State House, Abuja.
With them are Gov. of Zamfara State and Minister of Solid Minerals' Fayemi...

Holland Chukwudubem A Dead Soldier: Another Fallen Hero

                          
 On behalf of all Ndi Obosi, Anambra state and Nigeria in general, we say RIP bro.

Our Brother Holland Chukwudubem gave his life for the sovereignty and unity of this nation.

He died on Tuesday (19th april) fighting boko haram in the north east. Good night my friend and brother.

US Forces Locate Chibok Girls-New York Times

                         

MAROUA, Cameroon — The American and African forces sent to Cameroon to fight Boko Haram have, on several occasions, located clusters of the schoolgirls kidnapped by the militant group two years ago, United States officials said.

Rescue operations have not been carried out, the officials said, because of fears that any ensuing battle with Boko Haram fighters would put the captives at risk, or incite some form of retaliation against hostages still being held in other areas.

American officials said a combination of local intelligence, intercepted communications and drone footage had been used to locate groups of the 276 girls abducted from the Government Girls Secondary School in the Nigerian town of Chibok two years ago this month. Some of the girls have since been tracked to Nigeria’s sprawling Sambisa Forest.

Man Burnt Himself To Death In Ebonyi After A Misunderstanding With Sister

A middle-aged man in Ufuogene, Umudomi in Onicha Igboeze, Onicha Local Government Area of Ebonyi State, Michael Okoro, has burnt himself to death following a misunderstanding with his sister.

Okoro reportedly drenched his body with kerosene and then set himself on fire.

An eyewitness and resident of the area, Sylvester Eze, said Okoro had misunderstanding with one of his sisters.

“Okoro had a serious misunderstanding with one of his sisters to the extent that he brought out a machete to kill her but the girl was very smart and she escaped the attack.

 “In anger, the man came back, grabbed a keg of kerosene, emptied it on his body and instantly lit a match on himself and started burning,” he said.

Amaechi Laughing In The National Asssembly Hearing. Photos

The Minister of Transportation, Chibuike Rotimi Amaechi, was all smiles (literally) at the Ad-hoc committee on Transport and Railway investigation hearing at the national assembly Abuja earlier today. The minister was present with the acting managing director of the Nigerian Railway Corporation, Fidel Okhiria, the permanent secretary ministry of Transportation Mr. Sabiu Zakari and others. See pictures below;

Oshiomhole Builds 30-feet Underground Drainage System In Benin (photos)

                     
 Governor Adams Oshiomhole of Edo State has assured residents of Sokponba Area of Benin City that the over 30-feet deep underground drainage project which is ongoing will bring a lasting solution to the problem of flooding in the area.

He said his administration is determined to complete on-going road and drainage projects at the Second East Circular and Sokponba areas of the state capital. Already sections of the dual carriageway road on Second East has been asphalted.

Speaking during an inspection of projectsat the Second East Circular and Sokponba Roads in Benin City, Governor Oshiomhole said, the government is doing everything possible to ensure completion of the projects before the full rainy season..More pics below....

#PanamaPapers: How Tinubu operated 12 shell companies in tax havens

                        

Last October, Nigeria’s biggest indigenous oil and gas company, Oando Plc, made history for the wrong reason when it announced a loss of N184 billion in the 2014 financial year. The loss was the biggest ever recorded by any Nigerian company.

While its shareholders bore the brunt of the bleak financial year, the company’s group chief executive, Wale Tinubu and his deputy, Omamofe Boyo, might be doing just fine as they had for years incorporated and operated a cluster of shell companies in notorious offshore jurisdictions.
Mr. Tinubu seems to be making so good a return from his shell companies that in 2008 he agreed to pay a front as much as $20,000 monthly to manage all of his offshore transactions.

EFCC uncovers 37,395 ‘ghost workers’ in Federal Civil Service — Magu

                            

The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) said on Tuesday that the Federal Government had uncovered 37,395 ghost workers on the Federal Civil Service payroll and that the government lost about N1 billion to them.

The EFCC’s acting Chairman, Ibrahim Magu, made the disclosure during an anti-corruption sensitisation programme organised by the commission for staff of works and housing sectors.
Mr. Magu said that apart from the widespread procurement frauds in Ministries, Departments and Agencies (MDAs), the issue of ghost workers was a source of serious concern to the commission.
“EFCC has uncovered 37,395 ghost workers in the Federal Civil Service and investigation is still going on.

Fulani Herdsmen Abduct Enugu Auditor, Demand N5m Ransom

Tension has pervaded  Uzo-Uwani local government area of Enugu state, following the abduction of an Enugu state auditor over the weekend by Fulani herdsmen along Nsukka-Adani express road. The abductors have demanded N5 million as ransom for his release.

Vanguard gathered that the state auditor identified simply as Ogbobe Stephen who hailed from Ukpabi Nimbo in Uzo-Uwani LGA, had gone home in company of six others for a town hall meeting of the community, only to be kidnapped by  herdsmen on his way back to Nsukka after the meeting.

Investigations revealed that the herdsmen around 4pm blocked the busy Nsukka- Adani road at Ukpabi junction, waiting for unsuspecting victims to abduct. Reports showed that the kidnappers flagged down the car conveying the six men, ordered the them to lie face down, tied three out the six hands and legs for about 45 minutes before untying two and then dragged  the victims into the bush.