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| Policeman stabs colleague 57 times for befriending wife Posted: 17 Dec 2013 09:59 AM PST  The Provost section of the Lagos State Police Command has commenced an orderly room trial for a 36-year-old police corporal, Halidu Shaibu, for the alleged murder of his colleague, Yeiwa Babangida. According to police authorities, the suspect stabbed the deceased 57 times in a room they both shared in the Tinubu area of Lagos Island. Shaibu, an indigene of Bauchi State, told police investigators that he killed 34-year-old Babangida because the late cop was having sexual relations with his wife. It was learnt that the suspect is attached to the E Department at the Force headquarters annex, Kam Salem House, Obalende, Lagos. The deceased, who hails from Gombe State, was said to be attached to police Mobile Force 2, Lagos. Shaibu, while addressing senior officers, said, "I am married with three children and I have been a policeman for about 10 years. My wife confessed to me that of my three children, only one was my biological child, while the other two belonged to Babangida. "Initially, I did not believe this because Babangida is also married with children, so I kept the information to myself. Babangida and I shared a room in the Tinubu area and I continued to relate with him normally." The suspect said on October 12, 2013, after they shared a plate of noodles, he challenged Babangida over the allegation and a fight ensued between the two of them. He said, "Babangida cooked a pot of noodles and we ate. After eating, I asked him about the allegation, but he just attacked me all of a sudden. Because he is bigger than me, I had to overpower him, so I picked up a broken bottle and stabbed him in self defence. "After stabbing him, I went downstairs to inform my neighbours because it was not my intention to kill him." It was learnt that the matter was immediately reported at the Lion Building Police Station after which the case was transferred to the homicide department of the State Criminal Investigation Department, Yaba. A police source, however, said investigations revealed that the murder was premeditated. He said, "Shuaibu is a liar. Neighbours told us that on the day of the incident, there was a naming ceremony holding downstairs and Shuaibu attended it. He then went back to his room where he killed Babangida. "Our investigations, as well as a medical report, revealed that the suspect stabbed Babangida 57 times. The suspect also used the base of a standing fan to hit Babangida in the head several times in the head before he gave up the ghost. The suspect claimed there was a fight, but there are little scratches on his body. "According to eyewitnesses, after killing the deceased, Babangida returned to the naming ceremony downstairs, ordered a bottle of Heineken and shouted, 'I don kill Babangida for upstairs'." The police source said investigations revealed that the suspect was serving in Osun State and had been declared a deserter. It was learnt that the police investigators were also trying to ascertain how Shuaibu worked his transfer to Lagos. Meanwhile, it was learnt that the suspect's wife had fled since the incident occurred. When contacted on the telephone, Police Public Relations Officer, Ngozi Braide, confirmed the incident. She said, "The policeman in question is facing an orderly room trial. At the end of the trial, he may be dismissed."  |
| Your pathway to success begins here with PUIC at Plymouth University Posted: 17 Dec 2013 07:08 AM PST  PUIC offers academic pathways in partnership with Plymouth University that lead to undergraduate and postgraduate degrees. Their unique approach to education transforms international students into Plymouth Universitygraduates. Innovative courses are delivered by highly qualified teachers in a modern, dynamic environment, supported by a friendly student support team. Continue...  Why Choose PUIC at Plymouth University? 1. 1 of the lowest costs of living in the UK (2008 least expensive UK University city to live in) 2. One of the safest cities in the UK (UK Home Office) 3. Fantastic Nigerian community with regular events 4. Two-year fast track to BSc Business and Management 5. PUIC Admission team issue offer letters within 24 hours 6. Beautiful scenic location on the coast of Devon and border to Cornwall 7. One of the top 300 universities in the world and 39th in the UK (THE Rankings 2014) 8. Placements are widely available across most subjects with a salary and no tuition fee that year 9. 2 £500 merit awards each semester 10. Various intakes for Pre-Sessional English: January, February, May, July, September, October & November 11. Hundreds of societies and clubs to get involved in 12. 9thlargest university in the UK (Wikipedia) 13. Amazing bars and restaurants to choose from 14. Student Representatives elected each intake to voice opinions of fellow students 15. 3 hours to central London by train with 1 train every hour 16. One of the mildest climates in the UK 17. Excellent study location: state-of-the-art university campus 18. City-centre campus – you can walk everywhere 19. Wide range of career options and very high graduate employment rate *No scholarships currently available When?Start in: January, May or September Who?Students from over 120 countries worldwide How?Apply with PUIC's Local Representative: TGM Name: ToluAdeusi Address: 18-20 KudiratAbiola Way, OregunIkeja, Lagos Website: http://tgmeducation.com/ Courses available: · Business & Marketing · Accounting & Finance · Biomedical Sciences · Architecture & Design · Building Surveying & Construction · Computing · Economics · Engineering & Robotics · Environmental Sciences · Hospitality & Tourism · Law · Marine & Ocean · Mathematics · Human Resource Management 1                             |
| Dilly Motors CEO, Prince Okwudili Acquires 1953 Mercedes Benz Automobile Posted: 17 Dec 2013 06:55 AM PST   |
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