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Police accuse IPOB, MASSOB, Fulani herdsmen of murder

– The Anambra state police has said that it has recorded high murder cases for the past three months – It blamed it on the activities of IPOB, MASSOB, Fulani herdsmen – It urged the state to continue to support them The police in Anambra have revealed that the activities of Fulani herdsmen, members of the Indigenous People Of Biafra (IPOB) and Movement for the Actualisation for a Sovereign State Of Biafra (MASSOB) have increased the number of murder cases in the state. The herdsmen have been criticised lately for the violent attacks in the state while the two pro-Biafra groups have staged protests that have sometimes turned violent when accosted by policemen. READ ALSO: Fulani ask government to prosecute IPOB Vanguard reports that Mr. Hosea Karma who is the commissioner of police in the state disclosed this when he was visited by the members of the Anambra state House of Assembly committee on police affairs and security. He disclosed that about 36 persons were gruesomely murdered in Anambra between January and April. Details showed that nine were murdered in January, five in February, 15 in March while seven had already been recorded in April. He however said some of the murders were committed by the family members of the victim. “These murders are giving us sleepless nights, especially as they started happening after we had arrested the problems of armed robbery, kidnapping and cult- related activities in this state. But we are not going to allow it to continue as our men are equal to the task.” He said the Governor Willie Obiano was forced to set up a special committee which the police commissioner headed alongside personnel from the army, the Department of State Service and the civil defence as members following the increasing activities of herdsmen and he pro-Biafra groups. Karma urged the lawmakers to assist the police as there were inadequate vehicles. He said the state had the least police manpower with only 50 drivers instead of 500. Speaking specifically on IPOB and MASSOB, Karma reminded them that where their rights ended was where those of the police began. READ ALSO: Biafra: Confusion in IPOB over Kanu’s real status He commended the lawmakers for passing a bill that will see assets acquired by kidnappers destroyed. He said it had helped to reduce crime in the state. Mr. Victor Okoye who is the chairman of the committee said their visit was to work out a strong relationship between the House of Representatives and the police. Read more: https://www.naij.com/805989-anambra-police-reveal-unspeakable-things-fulani-herdsmen-ipob-massob.html

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NLC demands that senators return the 108 new SUVs they bought or face a showdown

NIGERIAN Labour Congress (NLC) officials have warned members of the senate to return the 108 Toyota Land Cruiser sports utility vehicles (SUV) they recently purchased for themselves or face the wrath of the people. Despite the austere times currently in the currently, Nigeria’s National Assembly appears immune to the belt tightening as it currently accounts for about 3% of the annual budget. Last week, senators orders brand new SUV’s for their personal use, saying the vehicles were necessary for them to carry out their constitutional duties. However, the NLC has condemned the purchases at a time when the Nigerian people are facing excruciating economic pains and hardship. NLC President Ayuba Wabba, said that the purchase of the cars was wrong and insensitive in the face of the suffering of the masses. Mr Wabba added: “We consider as appalling, insensitive and greedy the decision of the senate to acquire 108 Toyota Land Cruiser vehicles, one for each member, except the senate president after collecting car loans in August last year for the same purpose. It is equally morally despicable and shameful that they are doing this after publicly admitting that the standing committees of the senate are unable to perform their statutory functions due to the paucity of funds. “The NLC observed that the temerity of the senate to go ahead with the purchase of the 108 Toyota SUVs after pocketing the car loans amounted to a criminal act calculated to short change the nation. We at the NLC equally consider it a wilful and grievous criminal act, the inflation of the unit cost of each of the cars by over a 100%, as each car supposedly cost N35.1m instead of N17m.” He added that Nigerians are keen to know from where they got the money for the purchase of these cars without appropriation. According to Mr Wabba, the defence offered by the senate spokesperson, Aliyu Sabi Abdullahi, is laughable and childish. Senator Abdullahi had said: “Special advisers in the presidency use SUVs, why not senators or do Nigerians expect them to trek to work? And in any case, cars are capital projects.” According to Mr Wabba, the money spent on the cars could have been put to better use such as for constituency projects. He asked whether at a time of severe economic challenges and deepening poverty in the land, can the Senate afford this level of reckless luxury and arrogance.

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Funke Akindele confirms she is in a sizzling romance with JJC Skillz but wants to keep it private

Nollywood actress, Funke Akindele has somehow confirmed that she is a relationship with JJC Skillz but wants to keep it private. Speaking to Saturday Beats he actress said that she intentionally shielded her private life from the public because of what she faced during her first failed marriage. She said, “I really don’t like discussing about my private life anymore because it pays to keep that part of your life secret. A lot of people are watching and sometimes you read a lot of negative comments about you which could make you want to derail, so it is better to keep matters of the heart close to the heart. I am the one in it and I know what is good for me. I am sorry I don’t want to talk about anything that has to do with my private life.”