61 Year Old Turns 10 Year Old Little Girl As S*x Slave (PHOTO)

Timothy Onyeukwu

Timothy Onyeukwu,61, has been arrested by the Abia State Police Command for allegedly raping a 10-year-old girl and keeping her as a s3x slave in a hotel in Aba.

Report has it that, Timothy Onyeukwu was alleged to have tricked the little girl into the hotel with ice cream and N200 and slept with her for month without letting her go outside

It was gathered that the suspect was apprehended after the police got a tip-off and swooped on him at the hideout.

The victim was said to have been rescued and reunited with her parents.

The suspect was among many others paraded at the command headquarters in Umuhaia, the Abia state capital, on Wednesday.

Onyeukwu, in his statement blamed the devil for the act, saying he was forced to sleep with the victim after she made series of demand from him.

The police said intelligence report gathered by operatives of the Central Police Station, Aba, led to the arrest of the suspect, adding that the victim had been taken to a hospital for treatment.

The state Police Public Relations Officer, Ogbonaya Nta, said the police also arrested one Ndubuisi Okpara for allegedly robbing some worshippers around Ariaria Market, Aba.

Nta said the suspect was apprehended by operatives of the Special Anti-Robbery Squad, adding that a cut-to-size locally-made gun was recovered from him.

He explained that the suspect would be arraigned in court at the end of investigations.

River State House Of Assembly Speaker, Resigned

The Speaker of the Rivers State House of Assembly, Adams Dabotorudima has resigned from office. It will be the second time a speaker in the House of Assembly would be resigning in one year.

He resigned today, Friday, December 30, 2016.

Recall that Dabotorudima’s predecessor in office, Mr. Ikuinyi-Owaji Ibani, resigned on Friday, December 18, 2015.

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Nigeria’s Population Rises To 193.4 Million, Kano Leads -- NBS

The population of Nigeria which was at 140,431,790 during the last population census in 2006 has been estimated to currently be at 193,392,517. This is according to the National Population Commission (NPC) and the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS).

According to the forecast released by NBS, Kano is the city with the highest population of 13,076,892  people, followed by Lagos with 9,113,605 people. This report contradicts that given by the Lagos State Government and the United Nations which places the population of Lagos at 22 million people.

Kaduna is estimated to be the third most populated state with 8,252,366 people, followed by Oyo state which has a population estimate of 7,840,864. Katsina has a population of 7,831,319 people, having been displaced by Oyo state to the fifth position.

The NBS population analysis also estimated that  98,630,184 males and 94,762,333 females make up our entire population, with children between the ages of 0 - 4 making up the larger percentage of the nations entire population, followed by those from 5 – 9 years. The population of the people making up the working population (15 – 64 years) is estimated to be at 106,257,431 people.

Despite the crises in the North, the population estimate indicates that there was an increase in the population in the North, with Bauchi being the state with the highest population in the North-East zone at a population of 4,653,066 while Benue leads the population of the North-Central with 5,742,815 inhabitants.

In the South-East zone, Anambra state has the highest population of 5,527,809 inhabitants. Rivers State leads the South-South region with 5,198,716 inhabitants. With a population of 2,277,961 people, Bayelsa is the least populated state in Nigeria.

The NPC will commence preparation for the 2018 national census in 2017.

Buhari, Saraki Held A Close Meeting Today At Abuja

Earlier today, President Buhari had a closed door meeting with Senate president, Bukola Saraki, at the state house, Abuja today. The meeting which held inside President Buhari's private office, started at about 12 noon.
The outcome of the meeting is yet to be known

Most Wanted Nigerian Terrorist, Shekau Hiding in Kala-Balge Forest

Boko Haram Leader, Abubakar Shekau

Following claims by the Nigerian Army that it has defeated Boko Haram terrorists by capturing Camp Zero, security sources have now revealed that Shekau has fled the Sambisa forest and is now hiding at another location.

 

According to AFP report, it seems like the war is not yet over even as President Muhammadu Buhari had announced on Christmas Eve that months-long campaign had led to the “final crushing of Boko Haram terrorists in their last enclave in Sambisa Forest”.

 

But yesterday, Boko Haram’s elusive leader Abubakar Shekau appeared in a video to dispute the government’s claim.

 

“We are safe. We have not been flushed out of anywhere,” Shekau said in the 25-minute video, flanked by masked armed fighters.

 

Shekau and his men have reportedly fled to areas on the edge of the forest, islets on Lake Chad as well as villages on the Cameroon border.

“They were sighted in large numbers in … the Kala-Balge area,” said a vigilante helping in the fight, referring to a region near Cameroon.

 

The head of the fishermen’s union in Borno state, the epicentre of Boko Haram’s seven-year insurgency, said some fighters had regrouped on Lake Chad, which straddles Nigeria, Niger, Cameroon and Chad.

 

It provides the jihadists with a “convenient sanctuary”, with its 400 islets covered with dense vegetation that makes aerial detection and ground operations dangerous, Abubakar Gamandi said.

“The islets are between one and two square kilometres and the fresh water and abundant fish in the lake make them habitable,” said Gamandi, who has fished in Lake Chad for 40 years.

 

Abu Musab al-Barnawi, the leader of a Boko Haram faction recognised by the Islamic State group, has already been living on the lake since his group split from Shekau’s leadership in August, residents and vigilantes say.

 

Should Shekau and his troops move there, it is unclear whether the two rival factions will end up battling each other.

 

Cameroonian troops have intensified their operations along their nation’s frontier with Nigeria, where fleeing Boko Haram fighters have also sought refuge, according to a vigilante in the Nigerian border town of Banki.

“Cameroon has upped security along the border which has forced fleeing Boko Haram (fighters) to head to Kala-Balge, where Nigerian troops are deploying”, said the vigilante, who did not want to give his name.

Nigeria Customs Destroys Poultry Products Worth N147m In Edo

The Edo State Command of the Nigeria Customs Service, Federal Operation Unit, Zone C says it has destroyed about 16, 422 cartons of imported frozen poultry worth N147 million.

In a statement by the Comptroller of Benin, Mr Usman-Shehu Dahiru, the products valued at N177.36 million were impounded during the yuletide season and destroyed in Benin City, the state capital on Thursday.

Dahiru said “The items were a container and conveyed by a truck with registration number BDG 654 XL.

“The items were seized by officers and men of the service on Wednesday at Ovia River along Benin-Ekiadolor Expressway at about 8.00 p.m,” a statement issued by the customs and obtained by the News Agency of Nigeria in Benin on Friday, said.