Before the medical examiner and the cause of death were brought before the court, the doctor submitted his medical report without specifying the results. When BBC Yoruba reporter asked one of the lawyers who appeared at the trial in the explanation of the meaning of the sentence, Adedoyin's lawyers were asking for it. "We have no evidence to support the suspects in their case" but the latest news is that the public prosecutor, M.O Omashun, is ready to answer the question on Friday. Six people died after a car crashed into a crowd outside the canopy Today is Firdauz Abdullahi, the Kano princess, the newest monk entering the Palace of the Observer today? Without the money that Asiwaju Tinubu gave me, the organization I started would not stand - Kanu Nwankwo Omashun explained that there are many witnesses in the court who cannot allow his colleagues to be prosecuted. If you don't forget what this case is based on, it is that Timothy Adegoke's brother, who is a Masters degree student at Fasiti Obafemi Awolowo, Ife University, took a room at the Hilton Hotel owned by Ramon Adedoyin after hearing the news of Timothy's death in the hotel.


Timothy Adegoke Vs Ramon Adedoyin: My Lord, I have no case to be - Adedoyin pressed in court

Six people died after a car crashed into a crowd outside the canopy Today is Firdauz Abdullahi, the Kano princess, the newest monk entering the Palace of the Observer today? Without the money that Asiwaju Tinubu gave me, the organization I started would not stand - Kanu Nwankwo Omashun explained that there are many witnesses in the court who cannot allow his colleagues to be prosecuted. If you don't forget what this case is based on, it is that Timothy Adegoke's brother, who is a Masters degree student at Fasiti Obafemi Awolowo, Ife University, took a room at the Hilton Hotel owned by Ramon Adedoyin after hearing the news of Timothy's death in the hotel.


Woman faces arrest for allegedly bathing her child in hot water for first time

The National Self-Defense and Defense Center (NSCDC) has detained a woman for allegedly pouring hot water on her 11-year-old son in Osun District. Confirming the incident, the NSCDC director general in Osogbo, Emmanuel Ocheja said that the woman's neighbors had informed them. What does the law enforcement agency say? An investigation is still underway in Ocheja to confirm the exact cause, and the child whose mother poured hot water over his head is in hospital for treatment. When the woman was asked by the journalists what caused her to pour hot water on her child, she said she did not know what it was, and she did not know how to put hot water on her child. When the boy explained the situation between him and his mother, he said that his mother was disciplining him for throwing away the first thing.


An investigation is still underway in Ocheja to confirm the exact cause, and the child whose mother poured hot water over his head is in hospital for treatment. When the woman was asked by the journalists what caused her to pour hot water on her child, she said she did not know what it was, and she did not know how to put hot water on her child. When the boy explained the situation between him and his mother, he said that his mother was disciplining him for throwing away the first thing. The NSCDC also indicted a 44-year-old man, Amos Danbaba Galadima for illegal mining in Ita-Obi district of Ilesha, and Abdulrahmon Ibrahim for theft of a car in Kano State.


The NSCDC also indicted a 44-year-old man, Amos Danbaba Galadima for illegal mining in Ita-Obi district of Ilesha, and Abdulrahmon Ibrahim for theft of a car in Kano State.


2022 Prophecies: Ghana police warn ministers to keep their mouths shut about predicting 2022

Police in Ghana have warned the country's chief hunters to be careful with their predictions for 2022. In a press release titled "prophesying and its interpretation of the law", the national police department issued a warning to the messengers of God to beware of sowing fear in the hearts of terrorists. The Ghana National Police said that a series of protests have caused distress, confusion and fear among the mobs there. He added that while churches and religious groups have the right and the right to express their opinions without hindrance or restriction, they must also respect the rights of the yokai. Memorable events of 2021 We need N12 Trillion more loans from abroad to make Nigeria's debt N50 Trillion- BMO The previous government destroyed Nigeria in the name of a terrorist attack - Malami Ghanaian police explain how the following predictions caused many accidents and homelessness and also threatened the lives of others The publication also reminded the citizens of the country that it is a serious offence under the country's law to spread news, statements or words that cause panic or panic.


He added that while churches and religious groups have the right and the right to express their opinions without hindrance or restriction, they must also respect the rights of the yokai. Memorable events of 2021 We need N12 Trillion more loans from abroad to make Nigeria's debt N50 Trillion- BMO The previous government destroyed Nigeria in the name of a terrorist attack - Malami Ghanaian police explain how the following predictions caused many accidents and homelessness and also threatened the lives of others The publication also reminded the citizens of the country that it is a serious offence under the country's law to spread news, statements or words that cause panic or panic. It is also a serious offence to publish misleading or misleading information which incites or promotes the activities of spiritual organisations or which causes suffering to the society. "We urge all Ghanaians, especially religious leaders to be careful when it comes to making such predictions that cause suffering or violate the rights of others". Governor Fayemi was a stubborn and unruly Oshatuyi who stabbed him and shouted that the governor sent a police officer to beat him. What will happen to the son of Ooni Ile-Ife if he is removed from the Legislative Council?


It is also a serious offence to publish misleading or misleading information which incites or promotes the activities of spiritual organisations or which causes suffering to the society. "We urge all Ghanaians, especially religious leaders to be careful when it comes to making such predictions that cause suffering or violate the rights of others". Governor Fayemi was a stubborn and unruly Oshatuyi who stabbed him and shouted that the governor sent a police officer to beat him. What will happen to the son of Ooni Ile-Ife if he is removed from the Legislative Council? Read about the early life of the wife of Ooni Ife, Chief Silekunola Moronke Naomi, Prophetess who became Queen of Ife


Read about the early life of the wife of Ooni Ife, Chief Silekunola Moronke Naomi, Prophetess who became Queen of Ife


Russia and Ukraine: Federal government to deport Nigerians from Ukraine

The Nigerian government has split from Russia to stop its aggression against Ukraine. Foreign Minister Geoffrey Onyeama made the remarks at a press conference in Abuja. This was after the first meeting with foreign diplomats, including British and American ambassadors. Onyeama also met with the Ukrainian ambassador to Nigeria, Kirdoda Valerii and the Russian ambassador to Nigeria, Alexei Shebarshin. He said the Nigerian government during the meeting called for peaceful and bilateral solutions to the dispute between the two countries. He said "We urge both sides to allow peace, as we are aware that the ongoing tensions between the two sides are already getting worse".


Onyeama also met with the Ukrainian ambassador to Nigeria, Kirdoda Valerii and the Russian ambassador to Nigeria, Alexei Shebarshin. He said the Nigerian government during the meeting called for peaceful and bilateral solutions to the dispute between the two countries. He said "We urge both sides to allow peace, as we are aware that the ongoing tensions between the two sides are already getting worse". "We are not aware that Nigeria does not support Russia's aggression against Ukraine and we are advised to withdraw its troops from Ukraine". "We have relations with Ukraine, the member of the international community, the UN, they have, and so does Russia". "We declared Ukraine an independent republic, and agreed that Russia should cease its aggression against Ukraine, and not return its descendants to Russia".


"We are not aware that Nigeria does not support Russia's aggression against Ukraine and we are advised to withdraw its troops from Ukraine". "We have relations with Ukraine, the member of the international community, the UN, they have, and so does Russia". "We declared Ukraine an independent republic, and agreed that Russia should cease its aggression against Ukraine, and not return its descendants to Russia". The federal government has said it will not deport Nigerians from Ukraine as Russia continues to attack the country. This was stated in a statement issued by the Nigerian government office in Poland to the local news agency Channels on Tuesday. In a video posted on his Twitter account by the chairman of the Nigerian diaspora association Abike Dabiri-Erewa, he has a plan in place to expel the migrants from Ukraine.


The federal government has said it will not deport Nigerians from Ukraine as Russia continues to attack the country. This was stated in a statement issued by the Nigerian government office in Poland to the local news agency Channels on Tuesday. In a video posted on his Twitter account by the chairman of the Nigerian diaspora association Abike Dabiri-Erewa, he has a plan in place to expel the migrants from Ukraine. Dabiri-Erewa urged the protesters to go to the Ukrainian border with Poland or Romania or the border they are most familiar with. He also gave out numbers to call for help.


Dabiri-Erewa urged the protesters to go to the Ukrainian border with Poland or Romania or the border they are most familiar with. He also gave out numbers to call for help.


Russia and Ukraine war: We face a crisis at EU border - Nigerians begging from Ukraine

African migrants trying to leave Ukraine have been disrupted after a crackdown on their border and entry into the EU. A Nigerian student of martial arts at the Kharkiv campus, Ruqqaya, said he had to walk for 11 hours before reaching Medyka-Shehyni, the Polish border, where he was denied entry. "When I arrived here", he said, "I saw black people burning in the street". According to him, they were not allowed to enter the country because they were Ukrainian citizens who would enter first, and the pot cannot tell whether the citizens of Poland or Ukraine were wearing the uniforms. He saw that thousands of white people were allowed to enter the gate, but the African-Americans were not allowed to enter. Ruqqaya is trying to reach Warsaw where he will enter the cell that will take us back to Nigeria.


According to him, they were not allowed to enter the country because they were Ukrainian citizens who would enter first, and the pot cannot tell whether the citizens of Poland or Ukraine were wearing the uniforms. He saw that thousands of white people were allowed to enter the gate, but the African-Americans were not allowed to enter. Ruqqaya is trying to reach Warsaw where he will enter the cell that will take us back to Nigeria. Another black man, Isaac, arrived at the Medyka gate at 4:30 pm, with the guards telling him that the Turkish nationals would be the first to enter, not the African-born. Other residents also told the BBC that they had been forced to the Przemyśl gate because Ukrainian immigration authorities were not allowing passes. Timothy is a member of the Nigerian Students' Union in Lyviv and what they see at the gates is not the cream, and his wife is caught between how they treat Ukrainians and black people.


Another black man, Isaac, arrived at the Medyka gate at 4:30 pm, with the guards telling him that the Turkish nationals would be the first to enter, not the African-born. Other residents also told the BBC that they had been forced to the Przemyśl gate because Ukrainian immigration authorities were not allowing passes. Timothy is a member of the Nigerian Students' Union in Lyviv and what they see at the gates is not the cream, and his wife is caught between how they treat Ukrainians and black people. Segun, a student in Kyiv, was unable to go to the gate because his passport was withheld from those who had prevented him from entering the country. Meanwhile, the Nigerian government office in Poland has said that it has sent some staff to the gate to assist Nigerians who want to cross from Ukraine to Poland.


Segun, a student in Kyiv, was unable to go to the gate because his passport was withheld from those who had prevented him from entering the country. Meanwhile, the Nigerian government office in Poland has said that it has sent some staff to the gate to assist Nigerians who want to cross from Ukraine to Poland.


Man rapes sleeping woman: See how this man rapes a woman next to her husband

"I sentenced you to six years in prison for having sex with this woman in her bed next to her husband, and you also videotaped her". The man who filmed the rape of a woman next to her husband is serving a six-year sentence. The brother of the deceased was sentenced to six years in prison after filming himself having sex with a woman and burning her beside her husband. The priest, the priest who has sex with three bridesmaids for the sake of my Lord, is not to judge the sin of the father; Beware of the words of men about the speed! - Attorney Ramon Adedoyin What can a man send to the second heaven during sex with a woman? Genevieve explains the benefits of early morning sex for married men If you have oral sex, look at the risk of infection Daniel Smith attacked a woman after she and her husband allowed him to have sex with them on December 12, 2020.Although he pleaded not guilty to the charge, a judge found him guilty after he ignored the court. 'I have two eyes and I was born blind'


The priest, the priest who has sex with three bridesmaids for the sake of my Lord, is not to judge the sin of the father; Beware of the words of men about the speed! - Attorney Ramon Adedoyin What can a man send to the second heaven during sex with a woman? Genevieve explains the benefits of early morning sex for married men If you have oral sex, look at the risk of infection Daniel Smith attacked a woman after she and her husband allowed him to have sex with them on December 12, 2020.Although he pleaded not guilty to the charge, a judge found him guilty after he ignored the court. 'I have two eyes and I was born blind' Mother and son's secret, horse-drawn child for three years of prostitution uncovered in court ordered mother who beat her child's teacher in war to burn school yard for six months Two church founders become the killer of a parishioner during church service, see how his body is buried without telling Lord Beckett of the High Court "He first had sex with her and then burned her next to her husband. "Then, he also took video and photographs of the beast's behavior".


Mother and son's secret, horse-drawn child for three years of prostitution uncovered in court ordered mother who beat her child's teacher in war to burn school yard for six months Two church founders become the killer of a parishioner during church service, see how his body is buried without telling Lord Beckett of the High Court "He first had sex with her and then burned her next to her husband. "Then, he also took video and photographs of the beast's behavior". The court said that the evidence showed that the accused was in a relationship with the woman, and that he had no influence over the relationship. "In addition to being sentenced to six years in prison by a judge, he was also placed on the list of rapists. Know the procedure of electing Fascist VC in Nigeria No members of the OAU have made a mockery of the OAU - Indigenous religious group They attacked us, they sacrificed OAU, they stopped this active dialogue - SUG


The court said that the evidence showed that the accused was in a relationship with the woman, and that he had no influence over the relationship. "In addition to being sentenced to six years in prison by a judge, he was also placed on the list of rapists. Know the procedure of electing Fascist VC in Nigeria No members of the OAU have made a mockery of the OAU - Indigenous religious group They attacked us, they sacrificed OAU, they stopped this active dialogue - SUG


Woman pushing police inspector: Woman who knocked down police inspector in Badagry court

A 33-year-old sister, Favour Anueyiagu, has appeared in court on charges of misrepresenting herself as a Police Inspector. The Magistrate's Court in Badagry, Lagos State is hearing two cases based on corruption and breach of peace. Today, ASP Clement Okuimose told the court that the criminal committed the offences on December 10 in the courtyard of the Badagry Magistrates Court in Eko. He alleged that the accused was identified as Inspector Modinat Esho, police number 234392, and was assigned to the Third Magistrates Court in Badagry about how he fell while doing his duty. The new security guard who will take over the SARS police service in Lagos Police Chief contacted the family of Monsurat who was shot by police The DPO officer who shot the police after he laid a woman in his office in Okidimashe was stabbed by the police inspector. Anueyiagu was reportedly arrested shortly after the incident and handed over to the police for questioning. The charge is against sections 174 and 168 of the 2015 Act relating to Criminal Procedure in Lagos State.


He alleged that the accused was identified as Inspector Modinat Esho, police number 234392, and was assigned to the Third Magistrates Court in Badagry about how he fell while doing his duty. The new security guard who will take over the SARS police service in Lagos Police Chief contacted the family of Monsurat who was shot by police The DPO officer who shot the police after he laid a woman in his office in Okidimashe was stabbed by the police inspector. Anueyiagu was reportedly arrested shortly after the incident and handed over to the police for questioning. The charge is against sections 174 and 168 of the 2015 Act relating to Criminal Procedure in Lagos State. The witch in the Winners Chapel, a man standing next to the Bishop of the Archdiocese on the platform I and our choir member were in love - The priest was not guilty of rape and it was not Tinubu who built the house I live in, GTB lent me the money to complete the house - Ayo Adebanjo Amaro The person who just said this has pleaded not guilty The Magistrates Court, Fadahunsi Adefioye agreed not to pay a bail of N1,100 along with two defendants. Adefioye is the second of the defendants who live in the court area with evidence that they pay taxes to the Lagos state government.


The witch in the Winners Chapel, a man standing next to the Bishop of the Archdiocese on the platform I and our choir member were in love - The priest was not guilty of rape and it was not Tinubu who built the house I live in, GTB lent me the money to complete the house - Ayo Adebanjo Amaro The person who just said this has pleaded not guilty The Magistrates Court, Fadahunsi Adefioye agreed not to pay a bail of N1,100 along with two defendants. Adefioye is the second of the defendants who live in the court area with evidence that they pay taxes to the Lagos state government. The judge has postponed the trial of Favour till December 2022.


The judge has postponed the trial of Favour till December 2022.


Babatunde Olatunji: Nigerian striker who faced persecution in the United States

Three years before Rosa Parks's bus protest as part of a protest against the black repression, Nigerian activist Babatunde Olatunji had protested against the racist repression in the southern United States. He was one of the first generation of black activists to make a lasting impact on the anti-apartheid struggle in the United States - and continues to do so with great vigour. "The frontline in the 1950s and 1969s gave me a lot of inspiration", Opal Tometi, a human rights activist and one of the founders of the Black Lives Matter movement, told the BBC. When Martin Luther King Jr. delivered his memorable I Have a Dream speech during the March on Washington, nearly 3,000 people participated in the march, which included James Baldwin, Harry Belafonte and Sidney Poitier. Among the notable people there is one that many do not think will be there today - a Nigerian national named Babatunde Olatunji. He was born in 1927 in a Yoruba family in the state of Lagos.


When Martin Luther King Jr. delivered his memorable I Have a Dream speech during the March on Washington, nearly 3,000 people participated in the march, which included James Baldwin, Harry Belafonte and Sidney Poitier. Among the notable people there is one that many do not think will be there today - a Nigerian national named Babatunde Olatunji. He was born in 1927 in a Yoruba family in the state of Lagos. He won a scholarship to attend Morehouse College in Atlanta in 1950. He became a national star with thirteen albums, his first album released in 1959 with the title "Drums of Passion" was widely acclaimed as the first to draw attention of white people to his music. Indeed, Olatunji has fought a good fight in terms of musical career in which we have seen him nominated for a Grammy and recording songs for movies on Broadway and Hollywood, but he is mostly known for his struggle as a human rights activist.


He won a scholarship to attend Morehouse College in Atlanta in 1950. He became a national star with thirteen albums, his first album released in 1959 with the title "Drums of Passion" was widely acclaimed as the first to draw attention of white people to his music. Indeed, Olatunji has fought a good fight in terms of musical career in which we have seen him nominated for a Grammy and recording songs for movies on Broadway and Hollywood, but he is mostly known for his struggle as a human rights activist. "He was a lifelong human rights activist", said Robert Atkinson, who collaborated with the ambassador on writing his autobiography, which was published two years after his death in 2005 with the title 'The beat of my Drum.' "He deserves to be remembered for his unwavering commitment to a very high ideological level in the United States, even before the ideological crisis began". What a mother!


"He was a lifelong human rights activist", said Robert Atkinson, who collaborated with the ambassador on writing his autobiography, which was published two years after his death in 2005 with the title 'The beat of my Drum.' "He deserves to be remembered for his unwavering commitment to a very high ideological level in the United States, even before the ideological crisis began". What a mother! Mother of two children in Kangaga 94 people died during petrol bombing I will help fight the famine in Niger that killed 69 people - Buhari According to Morehouse College student, Olatunji faced many criticisms based on lack of knowledge about Africa, and had to struggle to teach his fellow students about African music, culture and practice. Its elegant architecture was the first to be built on the African continent, with the capital's belts scattered across the green and white churches throughout Atlanta. "My father shed light on the dignity and pride of the American underclass by making the African-American evangelical movement that made Korea and the United States a symbol of the human rights movement", according to Atkinson.


Mother of two children in Kangaga 94 people died during petrol bombing I will help fight the famine in Niger that killed 69 people - Buhari According to Morehouse College student, Olatunji faced many criticisms based on lack of knowledge about Africa, and had to struggle to teach his fellow students about African music, culture and practice. Its elegant architecture was the first to be built on the African continent, with the capital's belts scattered across the green and white churches throughout Atlanta. "My father shed light on the dignity and pride of the American underclass by making the African-American evangelical movement that made Korea and the United States a symbol of the human rights movement", according to Atkinson. Despite the fact that the government was already supporting the apartheid regime in the United States, Olatunji did not realize the existence of apartheid and began to organize students to protest against the "Jim Crow" apartheid laws in the southern part of the country. In 1952, three years before Rosa Parks took the step that led to the Montgomery Bus Boycott in Alabama, Olatunji made her own bus boycott in the southern states. One day, he and a group of students dressed in African costumes boarded a bus in which the gay scene was at its height in Atlanta.


Despite the fact that the government was already supporting the apartheid regime in the United States, Olatunji did not realize the existence of apartheid and began to organize students to protest against the "Jim Crow" apartheid laws in the southern part of the country. In 1952, three years before Rosa Parks took the step that led to the Montgomery Bus Boycott in Alabama, Olatunji made her own bus boycott in the southern states. One day, he and a group of students dressed in African costumes boarded a bus in which the gay scene was at its height in Atlanta. They were given the opportunity to sit in their preferred seats in the car because they were no longer treated like American citizens who at the time were given the opportunity to sit in their husband's seats. The next day, they weighed the bus with their wet clothes and refused to sit on the eggshell in the bus when the driver ordered them to go and sit on the eggshell. Olatunji and his colleagues continued to protest this crackdown without the threat of being thrown in jail.


They were given the opportunity to sit in their preferred seats in the car because they were no longer treated like American citizens who at the time were given the opportunity to sit in their husband's seats. The next day, they weighed the bus with their wet clothes and refused to sit on the eggshell in the bus when the driver ordered them to go and sit on the eggshell. Olatunji and his colleagues continued to protest this crackdown without the threat of being thrown in jail. Olatunji further explained on this march that, "We started the protest with confidence", He said, "we were among those who started the call for independence in the early 1950s. Olatunji's wife, Ammiebelle Olatunji, 50, told the BBC that Olatunji was often called "the water-pump of the colonies", as the black colonies lived in Watts, Los Angeles, during the heatwave of 1965. "He sees himself as a black nationalist who is always ready to unite the African-American community".


Olatunji further explained on this march that, "We started the protest with confidence", He said, "we were among those who started the call for independence in the early 1950s. Olatunji's wife, Ammiebelle Olatunji, 50, told the BBC that Olatunji was often called "the water-pump of the colonies", as the black colonies lived in Watts, Los Angeles, during the heatwave of 1965. "He sees himself as a black nationalist who is always ready to unite the African-American community". As Mrs. Olatunji said about her husband. Olatunji became president of the Morehouse College student organization, which led to his meeting with many of the leading civil rights leaders of the time, including Martin Luther King Jr. and Malcolm X. The wave of anti-colonial activism sweeping Africa between 1950 and 1969, in which he was involved, paved the way for Olatunji's involvement in the civil rights movement in the United States. In 1958, he travelled to Accra to attend the All African People's Conference, convened by the then president of the Republic of Ghana, Kwame Nkuruma.


As Mrs. Olatunji said about her husband. Olatunji became president of the Morehouse College student organization, which led to his meeting with many of the leading civil rights leaders of the time, including Martin Luther King Jr. and Malcolm X. The wave of anti-colonial activism sweeping Africa between 1950 and 1969, in which he was involved, paved the way for Olatunji's involvement in the civil rights movement in the United States. In 1958, he travelled to Accra to attend the All African People's Conference, convened by the then president of the Republic of Ghana, Kwame Nkuruma. The joint meeting brought together African independence activists and delegates from 28 countries across Africa to raise awareness and to highlight the opposition to the colonial rule of white Europeans at the time. Black Americans included Claude Barnett, founder of the Chicago-based Associated Negro Press and Alphaeus Hunton, then secretary of the African Affairs Committee. Professor Louis Chude-Sokei, director of the Afro-American Studies Department at Boston University, explains that the interaction and knowledge exchange is taking place between African Americans and those who claim that the independence of countries like Ghana and Nigeria was being used for them.


The joint meeting brought together African independence activists and delegates from 28 countries across Africa to raise awareness and to highlight the opposition to the colonial rule of white Europeans at the time. Black Americans included Claude Barnett, founder of the Chicago-based Associated Negro Press and Alphaeus Hunton, then secretary of the African Affairs Committee. Professor Louis Chude-Sokei, director of the Afro-American Studies Department at Boston University, explains that the interaction and knowledge exchange is taking place between African Americans and those who claim that the independence of countries like Ghana and Nigeria was being used for them. He also explained to the BBC that, "Although they had the same goal of fighting apartheid, it was no longer a coincidence to see African-Americans and black Americans fighting for culture and other issues of freedom and equality". In 1957, Martin Luther King Jr., received an invitation to visit Ghana for his independence celebration, and met there. The meeting was a memorable moment for King, who saw much inspiration for the human rights movement that led to Ghana's independence. "Ghana's citizenship is a lesson to teach us" as Luther King Jr. said in his first speech after returning to Ghana.


He also explained to the BBC that, "Although they had the same goal of fighting apartheid, it was no longer a coincidence to see African-Americans and black Americans fighting for culture and other issues of freedom and equality". In 1957, Martin Luther King Jr., received an invitation to visit Ghana for his independence celebration, and met there. The meeting was a memorable moment for King, who saw much inspiration for the human rights movement that led to Ghana's independence. "Ghana's citizenship is a lesson to teach us" as Luther King Jr. said in his first speech after returning to Ghana. "The lesson is that...no colonialist wants to be served by a free man. You must serve in the army". In 1962 at the American Negro Leadership Conference, Luther King Jr. reiterated the connection between colonialism in Africa and repression in the United States, saying that both wanted to be together because his whole family was in a state of chaos, political repression and human cruelty".


"The lesson is that...no colonialist wants to be served by a free man. You must serve in the army". In 1962 at the American Negro Leadership Conference, Luther King Jr. reiterated the connection between colonialism in Africa and repression in the United States, saying that both wanted to be together because his whole family was in a state of chaos, political repression and human cruelty". The late Luther King's supporter Malcolm X himself endorsed anti-colonial measures as they were being carried out against Mau Mau members in Kenya, believing that the use of some of their measures helped them to stop the Ku Klux Klan in the United States. He also met with a group of African leaders to discuss the struggle of the American colonies, and received the support of the first president of Tanzania, Julius Nyerere. In 1964, Nyerere helped Malcolm X to urge African leaders to sign a declaration at the OAU summit urging the United States not to end the oppression and discrimination in the country.


The late Luther King's supporter Malcolm X himself endorsed anti-colonial measures as they were being carried out against Mau Mau members in Kenya, believing that the use of some of their measures helped them to stop the Ku Klux Klan in the United States. He also met with a group of African leaders to discuss the struggle of the American colonies, and received the support of the first president of Tanzania, Julius Nyerere. In 1964, Nyerere helped Malcolm X to urge African leaders to sign a declaration at the OAU summit urging the United States not to end the oppression and discrimination in the country. Malcolm X also spoke to African Americans, where he and Olatunji met and argued that there was no attack on the city at the time of the massacre. According to Atkinson's own account, "He had a close association with Martin Luther King and Malcolm X", "Dad was a mediator between two angles at the time: King was a pacifist, and Malcolm did not always agree with such a approach". Interestingly enough, his wife Olatunji also did a lot of acting for the NAACP and Luther King's Souther Christian Leadership Conference church.


Malcolm X also spoke to African Americans, where he and Olatunji met and argued that there was no attack on the city at the time of the massacre. According to Atkinson's own account, "He had a close association with Martin Luther King and Malcolm X", "Dad was a mediator between two angles at the time: King was a pacifist, and Malcolm did not always agree with such a approach". Interestingly enough, his wife Olatunji also did a lot of acting for the NAACP and Luther King's Souther Christian Leadership Conference church. In 1960, he appeared on the Jazz for Human Rights album entitled "We Insist! With the screenwriters Oscar Brown Jr and Max Roach. "As my father is always present at every show where I show my passion for acting, the academic aspects of his art and his love life are always very surprising", Fulaṣade, one of his four children, told the BBC.


In 1960, he appeared on the Jazz for Human Rights album entitled "We Insist! With the screenwriters Oscar Brown Jr and Max Roach. "As my father is always present at every show where I show my passion for acting, the academic aspects of his art and his love life are always very surprising", Fulaṣade, one of his four children, told the BBC. "Your counsel is very high", he said, "and you teach all your own sons who know you". His youngest daughter, Modupé, adds: "Until her retirement she never gave up her passion for the work" In 2003, their father died a day before his 76th birthday. The battle for the composition and the musical legacy of Smuniyanto continues from generation to generation, especially amongst the African American community today, who are living his life in imitation of his standing as a bridge between Africa and the rest of the world.


"Your counsel is very high", he said, "and you teach all your own sons who know you". His youngest daughter, Modupé, adds: "Until her retirement she never gave up her passion for the work" In 2003, their father died a day before his 76th birthday. The battle for the composition and the musical legacy of Smuniyanto continues from generation to generation, especially amongst the African American community today, who are living his life in imitation of his standing as a bridge between Africa and the rest of the world. "We have taken over the work from the previous generations, and we are continuing with the good of the race that they started", said Omidan Tometi of the BLM. The biographer of Olatunji adds: "This is a very good time for people to learn about the Father. The arguments for these flood judgments are newer and still stronger than the one in which my father participated half a century ago.


"We have taken over the work from the previous generations, and we are continuing with the good of the race that they started", said Omidan Tometi of the BLM. The biographer of Olatunji adds: "This is a very good time for people to learn about the Father. The arguments for these flood judgments are newer and still stronger than the one in which my father participated half a century ago.


Sunday Igboho: A lawyer and a citizen of Benin complained that his illness was getting worse and he needed prayers

Some citizens of the Benin Republic have appealed to the government of the country to release Sunday Igboho from treatment abroad because the disease is not broken, and the disease is very severe. One of the protesters, Agbomola Ajirotutu, made the statement in a video posted online. In the video you have shown that Sunday Igboho is not happy, and the rich people in Benin Republic should address the issue so that the government can please take care of itself and not leave them. He said "You rich and wealthy Beninese who have heard Yoruba, we all know how long ago the Nigerian genius Sunday Igboho was arrested in our country because he wanted to take over our country and leave me". "You are not sick now, the disease is very strong... You famous and rich Beninese, and respond and get this matter out of our eyes because nothing is heard of this father in our country". The reporter continued: "Get up and speak up and let this man go, because there is nothing in their case".


He said "You rich and wealthy Beninese who have heard Yoruba, we all know how long ago the Nigerian genius Sunday Igboho was arrested in our country because he wanted to take over our country and leave me". "You are not sick now, the disease is very strong... You famous and rich Beninese, and respond and get this matter out of our eyes because nothing is heard of this father in our country". The reporter continued: "Get up and speak up and let this man go, because there is nothing in their case". The official further said that there is a possibility of a coup in the Benin Republic, if Igboho is killed in the country. He also urged the people of Ogun to press the government of the country to remind them not to leave Igboho because if the rebel can keep quiet, the people will cause the riots if his eggs are released. Then you are in peace and the soul is not disturbed, you should let Igboho take care of himself before they proceed in your trial.


The official further said that there is a possibility of a coup in the Benin Republic, if Igboho is killed in the country. He also urged the people of Ogun to press the government of the country to remind them not to leave Igboho because if the rebel can keep quiet, the people will cause the riots if his eggs are released. Then you are in peace and the soul is not disturbed, you should let Igboho take care of himself before they proceed in your trial. Yomi Aliyu's lawyer on Sunday Igboho should not be stopped like Busari Adelakun, and should not be killed by Eep, one of Igboho's lawyers in Nigeria, Yomi Aliyu also confirmed the matter on his WhasApp channel, which BBC Yoruba has largely ignored as Igboho is in hospital. Aliyu is "Aloye Sunday Igboho is very ill and is currently in recovery". "Please send us a prayer, so that your end will be like that of Chief Adeleke Eruobodo, Igboho must not die!."


Yomi Aliyu's lawyer on Sunday Igboho should not be stopped like Busari Adelakun, and should not be killed by Eep, one of Igboho's lawyers in Nigeria, Yomi Aliyu also confirmed the matter on his WhasApp channel, which BBC Yoruba has largely ignored as Igboho is in hospital. Aliyu is "Aloye Sunday Igboho is very ill and is currently in recovery". "Please send us a prayer, so that your end will be like that of Chief Adeleke Eruobodo, Igboho must not die!."


Yoruba Nation: The Alignment is a strong advocate for Buhari to wear Banji Akitoye

Members of the Yoruba militant movement across the country have called on President Muhammadu Buhari to fight to disrupt the ongoing Fulani insurgency. The Yoruba Self Determination Group has warned President Buhari that he will not back down from his call to arrest the leader of the Yoruba militant group, Banji Akintoye. If the president tries this, it will further destabilize Nigeria's previously unstable water supply. Reports are circulating that the federal government is trying to legally arrest Akintoye for his role in the Yoruba resistance groups. In a statement released by the party's general secretary Dr. Steven Abioye, he explained that the introduction of the Constitution would further destabilize the country. According to the press release, what is Buhari most afraid of?


Reports are circulating that the federal government is trying to legally arrest Akintoye for his role in the Yoruba resistance groups. In a statement released by the party's general secretary Dr. Steven Abioye, he explained that the introduction of the Constitution would further destabilize the country. According to the press release, what is Buhari most afraid of? What is not to be confused, President Buhari himself said that those who talk about the reform of Nigeria do not know what they are talking about" "The truth is that you cannot form a federal government in such a way that the parties and tribes that have nothing, that help the country, will then be in conflict with the rest of the working people, the workers. "Buhari and his entourage can therefore use discretion to persuade those who call for their ethnic cleansing to ensure that he does not silence the situation". Abioye added that if the government continues to re-arrest those who call for the nation, people like Igboho, Akintoye, Dokubo will also be imprisoned for this matter".


What is not to be confused, President Buhari himself said that those who talk about the reform of Nigeria do not know what they are talking about" "The truth is that you cannot form a federal government in such a way that the parties and tribes that have nothing, that help the country, will then be in conflict with the rest of the working people, the workers. "Buhari and his entourage can therefore use discretion to persuade those who call for their ethnic cleansing to ensure that he does not silence the situation". Abioye added that if the government continues to re-arrest those who call for the nation, people like Igboho, Akintoye, Dokubo will also be imprisoned for this matter". The federal government has arrested a murderous Fulani leader who has sent many to the grave without trial, yet they are chasing those who want to free themselves. According to the group, "The more they go on with the practice of capturing the heroes, the more the nation will be destroyed. "If the government tries to arrest Professor Akintoye, it is also making the violence more public.


The federal government has arrested a murderous Fulani leader who has sent many to the grave without trial, yet they are chasing those who want to free themselves. According to the group, "The more they go on with the practice of capturing the heroes, the more the nation will be destroyed. "If the government tries to arrest Professor Akintoye, it is also making the violence more public.


Crippled Folashade Adeyemo: My friend's parents would not let me in, and we would talk outside

"I was honest, but many people shunned me, I had accepted fate as my destiny". Folaṣade Adeyẹmọ is a creature with a very charming face. You often post a photo of yourself which attracts a lot of attention but they often turn away from it once they see Folaṣade in the face as a copycat. Her parents tried to fix the situation but were divided. She told BBC Yoruba about her emotional distress over how her classmates often avoid her in school. Folaṣade Adeyẹmọ mentions the types of online friends who are attracted to her based on the photos she posts online and how they often avoid her once they meet regularly.


Her parents tried to fix the situation but were divided. She told BBC Yoruba about her emotional distress over how her classmates often avoid her in school. Folaṣade Adeyẹmọ mentions the types of online friends who are attracted to her based on the photos she posts online and how they often avoid her once they meet regularly. Finally, he urged all socialists to accept fate and focus on the behavior of some of the people who do not understand socialists. He also urged people to stop mocking the creatures and to end their social stigma because they don't want to see it.


Finally, he urged all socialists to accept fate and focus on the behavior of some of the people who do not understand socialists. He also urged people to stop mocking the creatures and to end their social stigma because they don't want to see it.


Early childhood: Start teaching children about sex at age two

Rape is a parental responsibility Parents should investigate carefully wherever their children go. The BBC interview Parental Guidance and counselling editor, Akinola Akinlepo on the nature of the child abuse issue that is happening in the country today. Mr. Akinloko spoke about his experience that parents should not believe that someone can not take their child here because the world is turning upside down, culture is disappearing. He has full investigation time in our parents now on anything a child tells a parent about anyone. This child abuse and care expert outlines the factors that parents should consider to determine if their child is at risk. You have to look after the child who is already playing and is sitting quietly in the house, your child is not happy anymore.


He has full investigation time in our parents now on anything a child tells a parent about anyone. This child abuse and care expert outlines the factors that parents should consider to determine if their child is at risk. You have to look after the child who is already playing and is sitting quietly in the house, your child is not happy anymore. A child sees a relative, sibling, friend or relative running or hiding. Finally, the expert encouraged parents to listen carefully to their children's words and to do proper research on what the child tells them because sin is not always committed. It is important to stop parents from taking their children to a place where they do not want to go or to go to a place where the child does not want to go. There are many cases of families and neighbours abusing children during this time of the child's visit.


A child sees a relative, sibling, friend or relative running or hiding. Finally, the expert encouraged parents to listen carefully to their children's words and to do proper research on what the child tells them because sin is not always committed. It is important to stop parents from taking their children to a place where they do not want to go or to go to a place where the child does not want to go. There are many cases of families and neighbours abusing children during this time of the child's visit. #parental guidance


Tortured to death: BBC news reveals how Myanmar army killed civilians

A BBC investigation has revealed that Myanmar's military has killed at least 40 people in a series of assassinations. Some sources told the BBC that the soldiers, aged around 17, surrounded their village, separated the men and fired at the men. Various videos and images from the country show that the victims were first tortured and then killed. The incident took place in July this year at four separate sites in Kani, Sagaing District. We believe that the armed forces carried out the attack in retaliation for the opposition groups' continuous fighting and the restoration of the autonomous government of Ogun. The military has previously attempted a coup after ousting Prime Minister Aung San Suu Kyi, but has been consistently opposed by the opposition.


The incident took place in July this year at four separate sites in Kani, Sagaing District. We believe that the armed forces carried out the attack in retaliation for the opposition groups' continuous fighting and the restoration of the autonomous government of Ogun. The military has previously attempted a coup after ousting Prime Minister Aung San Suu Kyi, but has been consistently opposed by the opposition. BBC News spoke to Eleven in May, and we compared their conversation to the videos we received, identifying the same images. The most violent killing took place in Yin village where 14 men were beaten to death and the stones thrown into the forest. A member of the Yin clan told the BBC that the soldiers tied the hands of the men to their eggs and beat them with a stick and killed them.


BBC News spoke to Eleven in May, and we compared their conversation to the videos we received, identifying the same images. The most violent killing took place in Yin village where 14 men were beaten to death and the stones thrown into the forest. A member of the Yin clan told the BBC that the soldiers tied the hands of the men to their eggs and beat them with a stick and killed them. One person who did not survive the search said that the victims were killed.In Zee Bin Dwin, 12 bodies were found in a shed in late July, among them a mother and a baby. They also found a male body hanging from a tree, which the BBC confirmed after video analysis that the male body had been first beaten to death by a barrel. However, the shareholders of the affected parties have said that the parties are not among those fighting against the military.


One person who did not survive the search said that the victims were killed.In Zee Bin Dwin, 12 bodies were found in a shed in late July, among them a mother and a baby. They also found a male body hanging from a tree, which the BBC confirmed after video analysis that the male body had been first beaten to death by a barrel. However, the shareholders of the affected parties have said that the parties are not among those fighting against the military. A woman who was killed by her uncle in Yin said that she begged the soldiers to shoot her because she could not kill the soldier, but they shot her. The UN is currently investigating the Myanmar military's alleged terrorism.


A woman who was killed by her uncle in Yin said that she begged the soldiers to shoot her because she could not kill the soldier, but they shot her. The UN is currently investigating the Myanmar military's alleged terrorism.


Two Lawyers Fighting: Why did two lawyers tear their brothers' teeth out in front of a judge in Gombe

This is not the case with the movie. He was a bit of a jerk. What happened when two lawyers got into a fight in front of a magistrate judge and became a viral phenomenon in Nigeria? According to Nigerian news agencies, John Yuwa Esq and Mukna'an Kingsley Guruyen were present at the event. I was recently interviewed by Daniel Agabi who told reporters that Mr. Guruyen was the first to fight his colleague. We have not yet confirmed this but he said "I know how this case happened because the lawyer who covered your clothes with blood, Yuwa, my colleague did it".


According to Nigerian news agencies, John Yuwa Esq and Mukna'an Kingsley Guruyen were present at the event. I was recently interviewed by Daniel Agabi who told reporters that Mr. Guruyen was the first to fight his colleague. We have not yet confirmed this but he said "I know how this case happened because the lawyer who covered your clothes with blood, Yuwa, my colleague did it". He went on to say that while defending himself before the judge, the second deputy attorney general gave him a blow to the leg that started bleeding in his mouth". He was attacked by a man who did not respond but turned himself in to the police and his partner was taken into custody. Apart from the fact that we found pictures of the lawyer with blood on his clothes, the BBC has not been able to confirm the incident but it was actually held in the Gombe Magistrates Court, according to the Nigerian newspaper, Politics Nigeria.


He went on to say that while defending himself before the judge, the second deputy attorney general gave him a blow to the leg that started bleeding in his mouth". He was attacked by a man who did not respond but turned himself in to the police and his partner was taken into custody. Apart from the fact that we found pictures of the lawyer with blood on his clothes, the BBC has not been able to confirm the incident but it was actually held in the Gombe Magistrates Court, according to the Nigerian newspaper, Politics Nigeria. The images of these lawyers are available online and people are speculating on how to solve this problem among those who should be banned. The case that brought both our lawyers to justice was made with a criminal footnote that they named the file number as CMCIII/GM/42/2017. This is also seen as the brother of Yuwa representing the accused of his colleague Guruyen against the accuser.


The images of these lawyers are available online and people are speculating on how to solve this problem among those who should be banned. The case that brought both our lawyers to justice was made with a criminal footnote that they named the file number as CMCIII/GM/42/2017. This is also seen as the brother of Yuwa representing the accused of his colleague Guruyen against the accuser. The two lawyers' associates under the banner of the NBA Lawyers Association have not yet responded to the incident. The Politics Nigeria newspaper reported that Yuwa's brother had written a complaint to the Gombe-based lawyers' group to take action on the incident. If you are angry, please "I'm thinking" and we can solve it - Makinde See the dangers of washing the face with soap for both men and women


The two lawyers' associates under the banner of the NBA Lawyers Association have not yet responded to the incident. The Politics Nigeria newspaper reported that Yuwa's brother had written a complaint to the Gombe-based lawyers' group to take action on the incident. If you are angry, please "I'm thinking" and we can solve it - Makinde See the dangers of washing the face with soap for both men and women


Kevin Strickland: I was imprisoned at 20 and released at 62 for my conviction

A brother who was accused of murder and sentenced to 42 years in prison has been released and acquitted of the charges. Since the age of 18, Kevin Strickland has been arrested for manslaughter and has maintained his innocence. But my father was imprisoned in June 1979 and spent 42 years in the government's secret prison. When released outside the courthouse, he was quoted as saying 'I feel like I've seen this day' In a memoir about people who saw their release from prison, Kevin Strickland's time there was the longest time a person has spent in prison without being convicted. Under Missouri law, it is not certain that he will receive any money or compensation for the criminal charges. In the same document, Kevin Strickland's time in prison was the longest since 1989 and, in the US record, he was the seventh longest serving person without charge.


When released outside the courthouse, he was quoted as saying 'I feel like I've seen this day' In a memoir about people who saw their release from prison, Kevin Strickland's time there was the longest time a person has spent in prison without being convicted. Under Missouri law, it is not certain that he will receive any money or compensation for the criminal charges. In the same document, Kevin Strickland's time in prison was the longest since 1989 and, in the US record, he was the seventh longest serving person without charge. On Friday, the judge ordered the release of Kevin Strickland. On April 25, 1978, Strickland was sentenced to 50 years in prison after a home invasion in Kansas. Earlier today, three people were shot dead by four gunmen inside the building: Sherrie Black, 22, Larry Ingram, 22, and John Walker, 20.


On Friday, the judge ordered the release of Kevin Strickland. On April 25, 1978, Strickland was sentenced to 50 years in prison after a home invasion in Kansas. Earlier today, three people were shot dead by four gunmen inside the building: Sherrie Black, 22, Larry Ingram, 22, and John Walker, 20. The fourth victim, 80-year-old Cynthia Douglas, was pronounced dead at the scene. Cynthia's cousin's boyfriend told the police that he suspected Strickland's brother. The same thing also led Cynthia to turn to Strickland when the police identified the suspects.


The fourth victim, 80-year-old Cynthia Douglas, was pronounced dead at the scene. Cynthia's cousin's boyfriend told the police that he suspected Strickland's brother. The same thing also led Cynthia to turn to Strickland when the police identified the suspects. Brother Strickland told the police that he was at home when the incident occurred. There is no evidence that he was involved in this fatal shooting. His first trial ended in 1979 with no conviction.


Brother Strickland told the police that he was at home when the incident occurred. There is no evidence that he was involved in this fatal shooting. His first trial ended in 1979 with no conviction. The second trial, which was held against white supremacists, found him guilty of murder. After years of confessing to the murder, Douglas' sister said she was no longer involved. 'In a letter to the Midwest Innocence Project, she wrote, 'I didn't understand anything at the time but I know now and I want to help this brother in person.' Unfortunately, Sister Douglas was not able to testify in court to change her case but her mother and son testified before a judge that the witness was innocent of the murder.


The second trial, which was held against white supremacists, found him guilty of murder. After years of confessing to the murder, Douglas' sister said she was no longer involved. 'In a letter to the Midwest Innocence Project, she wrote, 'I didn't understand anything at the time but I know now and I want to help this brother in person.' Unfortunately, Sister Douglas was not able to testify in court to change her case but her mother and son testified before a judge that the witness was innocent of the murder. His conviction was reviewed eleven years ago. Under a new law in Missouri, they wrote to the judge to release Strickland and to deny him any charges. Judge James Welsh, who handed down the verdict on Tuesday, said that 'the court had no faith in the verdict that sentenced Strikland because they had to be hanged' Ms Rojo Bushnell of the Midwest Innocence Project said the ruling showed'very little capacity to reform the criminal justice system under the law.


His conviction was reviewed eleven years ago. Under a new law in Missouri, they wrote to the judge to release Strickland and to deny him any charges. Judge James Welsh, who handed down the verdict on Tuesday, said that 'the court had no faith in the verdict that sentenced Strikland because they had to be hanged' Ms Rojo Bushnell of the Midwest Innocence Project said the ruling showed'very little capacity to reform the criminal justice system under the law. The prosecutor confirmed that Brother Strickland was not guilty but he was held for several months before being released. It shouldn't be enough.' The lawyers from the Midwest Innocence Project who took her case told the BBC that they were in shock across the border when they heard the news. Midwest Innocent Project Justice Director Tricia Rojo Bushnell said in a press release that 'We believe that any judge who finds the evidence that we have will say that Brother Strickland is not guilty, what happened is what happened.' She continued that 'Nothing can stop the 62 years of imprisonment and in this state, they will not pay for any money.


The prosecutor confirmed that Brother Strickland was not guilty but he was held for several months before being released. It shouldn't be enough.' The lawyers from the Midwest Innocence Project who took her case told the BBC that they were in shock across the border when they heard the news. Midwest Innocent Project Justice Director Tricia Rojo Bushnell said in a press release that 'We believe that any judge who finds the evidence that we have will say that Brother Strickland is not guilty, what happened is what happened.' She continued that 'Nothing can stop the 62 years of imprisonment and in this state, they will not pay for any money. This is not fair trial' According to the organization, the state of Missouri does not pay or punish those who are sentenced to death unless DNA proves they are innocent. Before the people prove their innocence, they will have to pay a fine and be punished.


This is not fair trial' According to the organization, the state of Missouri does not pay or punish those who are sentenced to death unless DNA proves they are innocent. Before the people prove their innocence, they will have to pay a fine and be punished.


EFCC explains why they came to Dorothy's house

Nigeria's anti-corruption body EFCC has said that they have indeed visited the internet celebrity Dorothy Bachor. Dorothy Bachor is an online celebrity who won a contest in the Big Brother Naija reality competition. They confirmed this on their Facebook page in response to the rumored break-in at his home on the morning of March 25. They confirmed this on their Facebook page in response to the rumored break-in at his home on the morning of March 25. The press release issued by the association said that the investigation revealed that the yahoo yahoo children were present at the house where Dorothy lives in Lekki and that nine of them were caught during their visit. 'Sister Bachor's house was one of the houses we visited.We knocked on the door there and we explained that we were from EFCC.


They confirmed this on their Facebook page in response to the rumored break-in at his home on the morning of March 25. The press release issued by the association said that the investigation revealed that the yahoo yahoo children were present at the house where Dorothy lives in Lekki and that nine of them were caught during their visit. 'Sister Bachor's house was one of the houses we visited.We knocked on the door there and we explained that we were from EFCC. If your wife is not counted we will stop fighting and they will not hide the evidence'EFCC explained that if the person is not fu fu fu body he will not be fu so no one should be the police to do their job. In the statement, the association said there was no truth to the street report that Bachor's sister had gone naked. The family was in the house when they left, and Dorothy was not there and the scandalous news about them was being spread by the famous wrestlers.


If your wife is not counted we will stop fighting and they will not hide the evidence'EFCC explained that if the person is not fu fu fu body he will not be fu so no one should be the police to do their job. In the statement, the association said there was no truth to the street report that Bachor's sister had gone naked. The family was in the house when they left, and Dorothy was not there and the scandalous news about them was being spread by the famous wrestlers. EFCC confirmed that nine people were arrested in Dorothy's house on suspicion of running a yahoo yahoo at the same apartment where Dorothy lived. Dorothy herself has been showing off her Instagram account and EFFC staff can't find anyone to enter the crying room with her about four cups of morning tea. In his speech, he said that this incident did not confuse one thing and his mother so that the wife started to fight.


EFCC confirmed that nine people were arrested in Dorothy's house on suspicion of running a yahoo yahoo at the same apartment where Dorothy lived. Dorothy herself has been showing off her Instagram account and EFFC staff can't find anyone to enter the crying room with her about four cups of morning tea. In his speech, he said that this incident did not confuse one thing and his mother so that the wife started to fight.


Remi Tinubu: I did not call Arinola Oloko 'Thug' but I asked her a question

Remi Tinubu's sister, who is the wife of the APC leader Asiwaju Bola Tinubu, has spoken out about the incident between her and Sister Arinola Oloko. It has been reported that Remi Tinubu has named the woman as 'Thug'ninu who suggested the video. Remi Tinubu, aged 51, explained: "I heard a noise, as the person concerned, I told them to please do the whole program because my name was there as the chairman. 'Most of the work I have done in the past has been done with the help of a woman,' she says. I respect women because I am a woman. Remi Tinubu: I will be among the scarecrow of the registration system there, I just added them as I heard the noise that it should be solved.


'Most of the work I have done in the past has been done with the help of a woman,' she says. I respect women because I am a woman. Remi Tinubu: I will be among the scarecrow of the registration system there, I just added them as I heard the noise that it should be solved. Remi Tinubu: The main reason I got into the matter is that Arinola is a woman who is shouting there. I ask you, are you 'Thug' and are you shouting 'thug'? Yes, at least I'm old enough to say 'thug'lai' because I know you?


Remi Tinubu: The main reason I got into the matter is that Arinola is a woman who is shouting there. I ask you, are you 'Thug' and are you shouting 'thug'? Yes, at least I'm old enough to say 'thug'lai' because I know you? I asked a simple question. I was advised to keep quiet about the words of Senator Remi Tinubu who called me a thug - Arinola Oloko Sister Arinola Oloko who experienced a very special incident with the wife of Asiwaju Tinubu who is also Senator Oluremi Tinubu has spoken about the ideas that come after this incident that the whole world has seen. In an interview with The Punch Newspaper, Arinola ato is a politician and academic who met Remi Tinubu in the 2019 election and saw the whole thing happen in a flashback when he went to an outdoor meeting with his colleagues for a legal review so that he could file a petition to protest the review. When asked about what exactly happened between him and Senator Remi Tinubu, he said he did not want this incident to cover up the issue facing this country.


I asked a simple question. I was advised to keep quiet about the words of Senator Remi Tinubu who called me a thug - Arinola Oloko Sister Arinola Oloko who experienced a very special incident with the wife of Asiwaju Tinubu who is also Senator Oluremi Tinubu has spoken about the ideas that come after this incident that the whole world has seen. In an interview with The Punch Newspaper, Arinola ato is a politician and academic who met Remi Tinubu in the 2019 election and saw the whole thing happen in a flashback when he went to an outdoor meeting with his colleagues for a legal review so that he could file a petition to protest the review. When asked about what exactly happened between him and Senator Remi Tinubu, he said he did not want this incident to cover up the issue facing this country. "The problem in Nigeria today is beyond what happened on Sunday and it is not just my issue so, please don't go". "Nigerians are suddenly caught in the crossfire. "There is a lot of work, no security, their people are tired and they need politicians who will represent them and are ready to serve them for a positive change".


"The problem in Nigeria today is beyond what happened on Sunday and it is not just my issue so, please don't go". "Nigerians are suddenly caught in the crossfire. "There is a lot of work, no security, their people are tired and they need politicians who will represent them and are ready to serve them for a positive change". A lonely mother's struggle made me a Christian - Remi Tinubu Fayemi fired the head of Health Tech Ijero after 100 students became hospital patients Our youth are not dying in Nigeria, let them be at every stage of the process - Ooni Arinola is the clay "to tell all the others if it is right and proper You can call a person a sub-planner and not plan how everything will go. "If you can do it, hand the work over to contractors who will do it your way because they are paid for the work".


A lonely mother's struggle made me a Christian - Remi Tinubu Fayemi fired the head of Health Tech Ijero after 100 students became hospital patients Our youth are not dying in Nigeria, let them be at every stage of the process - Ooni Arinola is the clay "to tell all the others if it is right and proper You can call a person a sub-planner and not plan how everything will go. "If you can do it, hand the work over to contractors who will do it your way because they are paid for the work". It has a hall that is used for a meeting of the people from Lagos, Oyo and Osun together in a seat that is not more than two hours and a half. Arinola Ola was due to be held outside TBS in Eko, which was first announced to be held before being postponed for the remainder of the day. Arinola's sister was Senator Oluremi Tinubu and she respected him as the representative of the people as she had great respect for the civil authority.


It has a hall that is used for a meeting of the people from Lagos, Oyo and Osun together in a seat that is not more than two hours and a half. Arinola Ola was due to be held outside TBS in Eko, which was first announced to be held before being postponed for the remainder of the day. Arinola's sister was Senator Oluremi Tinubu and she respected him as the representative of the people as she had great respect for the civil authority. Arinola explained that they had to wait in line for registration until they reached a place where they had to book, not buy for registration anymore. "We see the incoming officials, the senators, the governor-general, the local government officials, and even the government officials who are putting us on the list like us, this is not a secret". Arinola was determined to be present at the review, and she was talking to the audience about how to cover the way for us to enter, when she asked Senator Remi, "You call that woman talking!


Arinola explained that they had to wait in line for registration until they reached a place where they had to book, not buy for registration anymore. "We see the incoming officials, the senators, the governor-general, the local government officials, and even the government officials who are putting us on the list like us, this is not a secret". Arinola was determined to be present at the review, and she was talking to the audience about how to cover the way for us to enter, when she asked Senator Remi, "You call that woman talking! We are here!". '"At least twice, I answered and went to him. I told him my name and that I was from the province he (Remi) represents, that my Senator was and we have been on the line for a long time". He tried to explain everything "and I thought he would say oh, this is not right. The mud told me to shut up and call the cops and get this bag out".


We are here!". '"At least twice, I answered and went to him. I told him my name and that I was from the province he (Remi) represents, that my Senator was and we have been on the line for a long time". He tried to explain everything "and I thought he would say oh, this is not right. The mud told me to shut up and call the cops and get this bag out". It was there that he was told: "Ma, I will not be a toogi, I will be like a toogi, I will play a role, and I will be like a hero" Arinola is the Buddhist figure he reads. On this issue, Nigerians who know her family are appalled by the courage of this sister to express her heartfelt feelings for Tinubu and they also criticize Remi Tinubu for not doing this for the first time. While the people were shouting that Tinubu should ask the woman for a stranger, Arinola was his own, so take the horse to the river, and you can give it water.


It was there that he was told: "Ma, I will not be a toogi, I will be like a toogi, I will play a role, and I will be like a hero" Arinola is the Buddhist figure he reads. On this issue, Nigerians who know her family are appalled by the courage of this sister to express her heartfelt feelings for Tinubu and they also criticize Remi Tinubu for not doing this for the first time. While the people were shouting that Tinubu should ask the woman for a stranger, Arinola was his own, so take the horse to the river, and you can give it water. Tori, it seems that Tinubu doesn't need much, nothing. It is a lesson for all the people to reject humility and understand that even if we are powerless, we are there to serve the people. So far, he has not been contacted by Senator Remi Tinubu to comment on the matter.


Tori, it seems that Tinubu doesn't need much, nothing. It is a lesson for all the people to reject humility and understand that even if we are powerless, we are there to serve the people. So far, he has not been contacted by Senator Remi Tinubu to comment on the matter. He had told my father that he would never ask for a stranger. Then, he had a letter from his colleagues that he wanted to leave at the law review, but they couldn't do it, so he didn't even think to go for the next day. "Even the people called me on the phone to come and see us.


He had told my father that he would never ask for a stranger. Then, he had a letter from his colleagues that he wanted to leave at the law review, but they couldn't do it, so he didn't even think to go for the next day. "Even the people called me on the phone to come and see us. Some people would let me quietly insist on the subject and say that I would have had the courage to put down my book. I have sent a spell. Foo foo online is hot from yesterday as people search for money after Senator Remi Tinubu on after talking to a sister.The senator representing the central region of Eko state in a video posted online about him where he calls a sister Janduku.


Some people would let me quietly insist on the subject and say that I would have had the courage to put down my book. I have sent a spell. Foo foo online is hot from yesterday as people search for money after Senator Remi Tinubu on after talking to a sister.The senator representing the central region of Eko state in a video posted online about him where he calls a sister Janduku. According to media reports, the incident took place at the constitutional review session which was held by Lagos and its neighbouring states at the Mariot Hotel. Tinubu was the first to lead the Senators in the 1999 Constitution review. Reports said that the Eko protesters had to register before they could enter the program hall.


According to media reports, the incident took place at the constitutional review session which was held by Lagos and its neighbouring states at the Mariot Hotel. Tinubu was the first to lead the Senators in the 1999 Constitution review. Reports said that the Eko protesters had to register before they could enter the program hall. They were found after Governor Sanwo-Olu had allowed the eggs to enter, but they were not allowed to register. This has led to the demands of those on the line to show that they do not allow the entry under the scheme. While Remi Tinubu was being pulled out of the egg door to get the MPs in the news, a woman expressed her dismay that they would let her enter the news that they were being fronted.


They were found after Governor Sanwo-Olu had allowed the eggs to enter, but they were not allowed to register. This has led to the demands of those on the line to show that they do not allow the entry under the scheme. While Remi Tinubu was being pulled out of the egg door to get the MPs in the news, a woman expressed her dismay that they would let her enter the news that they were being fronted. When the Snet called him and the two in the news, he said he called the woman a "t-shirt-jawed" for her unusual speech. This caused a rift between Tinubu and the woman who was heard shouting that he should not be called a tag. The protesters were forced to ask Senator Remi Tinubu for her permission.


When the Snet called him and the two in the news, he said he called the woman a "t-shirt-jawed" for her unusual speech. This caused a rift between Tinubu and the woman who was heard shouting that he should not be called a tag. The protesters were forced to ask Senator Remi Tinubu for her permission. In Tinubu's video, she also emphasized that the sister was a loudmouth and reportedly said "I have to repent for what I said, I saw it and I said it". The crowd was shouting, "The Senate doesn't call him a toge, please vote for him". While Nigerians were responding to the issue, they took to Twitter and told Senator Tinubu that she was now acting as a presidential candidate.


In Tinubu's video, she also emphasized that the sister was a loudmouth and reportedly said "I have to repent for what I said, I saw it and I said it". The crowd was shouting, "The Senate doesn't call him a toge, please vote for him". While Nigerians were responding to the issue, they took to Twitter and told Senator Tinubu that she was now acting as a presidential candidate.


Winners Pastors Sack: Oyedepo has responded to those who criticize his actions against his pastors

Bishop Winner also saw a response to the more blasphemous speakers because he could dismiss his parish pastors for not bearing fruit. Soko also sent a message to the protesters at the 1,000-seat mosque called "The Ark" Oyedepo where shepherds are sick and they are not producing good fruit, as she told them to earn at least 12 meals a week. It has: The ongoing rural congregations of the reformed and the charities they are founding there if they do not meet in 40 years cannot build the kind of church the church is building for them. I hear some say that because they have the money to give, he does so and they go away". Because you are sick. You will bear fruit.


I hear some say that because they have the money to give, he does so and they go away". Because you are sick. You will bear fruit. We were cleared. "We sent you to the countryside to pick up a dozen people a week and make sure that six of them come to church, but after six months there are no more than ten people in the church. "If a man has a foot that does not bear fruit, it means that he is not a good leader'.


We were cleared. "We sent you to the countryside to pick up a dozen people a week and make sure that six of them come to church, but after six months there are no more than ten people in the church. "If a man has a foot that does not bear fruit, it means that he is not a good leader'. You have the right to write a divorce, we have the right to stop you from working. As you can see, it's everywhere. "They are building a hundred thousand chairs.


You have the right to write a divorce, we have the right to stop you from working. As you can see, it's everywhere. "They are building a hundred thousand chairs. Are they charging you? They should be able to build a factory, make eggs and make a budget. Keep silent and take care of your business.


Are they charging you? They should be able to build a factory, make eggs and make a budget. Keep silent and take care of your business. They like to hear from me, and I want to hear from me, and I want to respond to them"


They like to hear from me, and I want to hear from me, and I want to respond to them"


Gani Fawhinmi: A Nigerian lawyer and philanthropist who cares about the poor!

Gani Fawehinmi who died at the age of 71 was a prominent and influential figure in Nigeria. Often referred to as "the people's lawyer" and "the chief advocate for the poor", he spent his entire life fighting for the people of Nigeria. Gani Fawzhinmi, also known as Wole Soyinka, became a household name for 150 million people. Look at some of the irinajo Gani Fawehinmi: You are a man who would like to see people suffer in solitude, there is no one more cruel than you who does not struggle with Gani Fawehinmi. For nearly thirty years he endured imprisonment, torture, and numerous attempted assassinations by military governments. Fawehinmi is not a sympathizer of the government, and often declares an absolute state of emergency for the whole world, including foreign governments.


Look at some of the irinajo Gani Fawehinmi: You are a man who would like to see people suffer in solitude, there is no one more cruel than you who does not struggle with Gani Fawehinmi. For nearly thirty years he endured imprisonment, torture, and numerous attempted assassinations by military governments. Fawehinmi is not a sympathizer of the government, and often declares an absolute state of emergency for the whole world, including foreign governments. Thirty-two have been detained, 17 of them under military president Ibrahim Babangida. The guest was not a doorkeeper before entering Fawehinmi's Ikoyi, Kaduna and Gashua prisons, he was known as Alagbọn, a police officer in the DSS detention center Panti. What can be said about the magnificence of the Magi?


Thirty-two have been detained, 17 of them under military president Ibrahim Babangida. The guest was not a doorkeeper before entering Fawehinmi's Ikoyi, Kaduna and Gashua prisons, he was known as Alagbọn, a police officer in the DSS detention center Panti. What can be said about the magnificence of the Magi? It also exposes the corruption of the citizens who are taking public money and exposes the unfair lifestyles of the citizens who decide to run for office. He was not seen in the same light, but was known for his attitude towards everyone, not least his commitment to carrying out his civic duties with all his might and strength. Fawehinmi is a non-partisan, friendly and fair-minded citizen, who is always protective of others.


It also exposes the corruption of the citizens who are taking public money and exposes the unfair lifestyles of the citizens who decide to run for office. He was not seen in the same light, but was known for his attitude towards everyone, not least his commitment to carrying out his civic duties with all his might and strength. Fawehinmi is a non-partisan, friendly and fair-minded citizen, who is always protective of others. One of the most notable incidents was the killing of the famous journalist Dele Giwa with a letter containing a poison gas in 1986. The then military government publicly announced that retired military leader Ibrahim Babangida was responsible for the death of the journalist. Fawehinmi appealed to the Supreme Court but lost, and the government publicly dismissed the case.


One of the most notable incidents was the killing of the famous journalist Dele Giwa with a letter containing a poison gas in 1986. The then military government publicly announced that retired military leader Ibrahim Babangida was responsible for the death of the journalist. Fawehinmi appealed to the Supreme Court but lost, and the government publicly dismissed the case. When asked why he had taken the lawyer home, Babangida told a newspaper that it would be wrong if he did not do so against previous governments. The same happened under the military regime of Sanni Abacha in the early 90's. What courage has been given to me?


When asked why he had taken the lawyer home, Babangida told a newspaper that it would be wrong if he did not do so against previous governments. The same happened under the military regime of Sanni Abacha in the early 90's. What courage has been given to me? He was the first to announce the results of the June 12, 1993 presidential election before the return of Moshood leader Abiola after he emerged victorious. He was denied his passport several times and his home and office were frequently raided. They have been beaten and forced to move from one part of Nigeria to another so that the local population can talk.


He was the first to announce the results of the June 12, 1993 presidential election before the return of Moshood leader Abiola after he emerged victorious. He was denied his passport several times and his home and office were frequently raided. They have been beaten and forced to move from one part of Nigeria to another so that the local population can talk. Many of his books on military governments were banned, and one of his houses where he kept his legal papers was almost burned down when the police caught up with the arsonists. Who Really Is the Author? Until the day of his death, he never stopped calling on the well-chosen and the well-respected to stand before the public and bring them to justice.


Many of his books on military governments were banned, and one of his houses where he kept his legal papers was almost burned down when the police caught up with the arsonists. Who Really Is the Author? Until the day of his death, he never stopped calling on the well-chosen and the well-respected to stand before the public and bring them to justice. Ganiyu Oyesola Fawehinmi was born in April 1938 to a family in Ondo. His father was Saheed Tugbobo Fawehinmi who was a strong advocate of indigenous religion and Islam, a prominent timber merchant at the time, He was a good-natured philanthropist who also spoke out against excessive taxation. His great-grandfather, the late Lisa Alujanu Fawehinmi, also fought the British in the 19th and 20th centuries.


Ganiyu Oyesola Fawehinmi was born in April 1938 to a family in Ondo. His father was Saheed Tugbobo Fawehinmi who was a strong advocate of indigenous religion and Islam, a prominent timber merchant at the time, He was a good-natured philanthropist who also spoke out against excessive taxation. His great-grandfather, the late Lisa Alujanu Fawehinmi, also fought the British in the 19th and 20th centuries. Consider Gani Fawehinmi's education: When Ganiyu was in high school, his teacher wrote to his father that the boy would be a successful lawyer in the future. After finishing secondary school, he went to England in 1961 to study law at Holborn College London. His father died before he had completed two years of schooling, leaving him with no money to continue his studies.


Consider Gani Fawehinmi's education: When Ganiyu was in high school, his teacher wrote to his father that the boy would be a successful lawyer in the future. After finishing secondary school, he went to England in 1961 to study law at Holborn College London. His father died before he had completed two years of schooling, leaving him with no money to continue his studies. Even smashing the toilet to clean himself at school. He graduated and became a successful lawyer in 1965. You started your career in Lagos.


Even smashing the toilet to clean himself at school. He graduated and became a successful lawyer in 1965. You started your career in Lagos. His work was highly regarded and became a model for other law firms. Other friends and acquaintances were Fela Kuti and his brother Beko Ransome Kuti. What happened between Buhari and Fawehinmi?


His work was highly regarded and became a model for other law firms. Other friends and acquaintances were Fela Kuti and his brother Beko Ransome Kuti. What happened between Buhari and Fawehinmi? Fawehinmi stood for President Muhammadu Buhari in the 2003 and 2007 presidential elections. Although Fawehinmi had fought Buhari for human rights during his presidency in the 80's, in 1993, Fawehinmi was awarded the "Bruno Kreisky" award, which is not given to those who are internationally recognized for their human rights work. In 1998 he received the International Bar Association (IBA) Bernard Simmons award for outstanding service to the cause of human rights.


Fawehinmi stood for President Muhammadu Buhari in the 2003 and 2007 presidential elections. Although Fawehinmi had fought Buhari for human rights during his presidency in the 80's, in 1993, Fawehinmi was awarded the "Bruno Kreisky" award, which is not given to those who are internationally recognized for their human rights work. In 1998 he received the International Bar Association (IBA) Bernard Simmons award for outstanding service to the cause of human rights. In 1994 he and other Nigerian activists founded the National Conscience Party (NCP) and stood for the presidency under the party in 2003. Fawehinmi was not only a humanist, but also a very good lawyer. He sent many free education especially to those who were guilty.


In 1994 he and other Nigerian activists founded the National Conscience Party (NCP) and stood for the presidency under the party in 2003. Fawehinmi was not only a humanist, but also a very good lawyer. He sent many free education especially to those who were guilty. It also brought about a change in the way court proceedings were reported with the introduction of a weekly newspaper in the 80's, which was a vital tool for law students and lawyers in Nigeria. In 2001 he obtained the rank of Senior Advocate of Nigeria (SAN), the highest rank for lawyers in Nigeria, and in 2008 he refused the highest rank that the Nigerian government would give to a person (OFR) to protest against the government's unjust attempts to take over and liberate Nigeria. Fawehimi married a second time, had many children, and died on 5 September 2009 after a bout with cancer.


It also brought about a change in the way court proceedings were reported with the introduction of a weekly newspaper in the 80's, which was a vital tool for law students and lawyers in Nigeria. In 2001 he obtained the rank of Senior Advocate of Nigeria (SAN), the highest rank for lawyers in Nigeria, and in 2008 he refused the highest rank that the Nigerian government would give to a person (OFR) to protest against the government's unjust attempts to take over and liberate Nigeria. Fawehimi married a second time, had many children, and died on 5 September 2009 after a bout with cancer.


Sunday Boom: You are lucky to have Sunday Boom as it is not illegal in Nigeria-Femi Falana

The Nigerian government's response to Sunday Adeyemo, commonly known as Sunday Igboho, is a violation of human rights, said Femi Falana, Nigeria's top human rights lawyer. In an interview with the BBC, Falalana explained that it is illegal to send birds to a house in the middle of the night because you want to be arrested. Many have suggested that Sunday Igboho should stay and take legal action instead of fleeing to the Republic of Benin. Another lawsuit was filed against Sunday Igboho in Benin City! - Judge Boat is out! Sunday Igboho has been remanded in custody in Cotonou!


Another lawsuit was filed against Sunday Igboho in Benin City! - Judge Boat is out! Sunday Igboho has been remanded in custody in Cotonou! Falana responded that Sunday Igboho was right because since the thugs who could kill two innocent people, at Sunday Igboho's house, if they saw Igboho in his clothes, they would kill him. "When he was in the midst of trouble brought to his house, he had a gift". Falana also asked who has the legal right to arrest people, who are charged with the charges against Sunday Igboho, according to Falana's police law, but the government uses DSS.


Falana responded that Sunday Igboho was right because since the thugs who could kill two innocent people, at Sunday Igboho's house, if they saw Igboho in his clothes, they would kill him. "When he was in the midst of trouble brought to his house, he had a gift". Falana also asked who has the legal right to arrest people, who are charged with the charges against Sunday Igboho, according to Falana's police law, but the government uses DSS. "Does the DSS have no legal authority to arrest a person for the offence of Sunday Igboho, a lawful arrest that the government does not respect?" Falana said that although when Sunday Igboho said that he gave the Fulani a ticket to leave the Yoruba land, he as a citizen did not comply with the decision, but still, he violated his right to personal freedom and justice. Nnamdi Kanu's case was dismissed because he fled Nigeria during his trial.


"Does the DSS have no legal authority to arrest a person for the offence of Sunday Igboho, a lawful arrest that the government does not respect?" Falana said that although when Sunday Igboho said that he gave the Fulani a ticket to leave the Yoruba land, he as a citizen did not comply with the decision, but still, he violated his right to personal freedom and justice. Nnamdi Kanu's case was dismissed because he fled Nigeria during his trial. However, under the rule of law, Kanu was kidnapped in Kenya and brought to Nigeria. The Nigerian government's behavior is not conducive to crime.


However, under the rule of law, Kanu was kidnapped in Kenya and brought to Nigeria. The Nigerian government's behavior is not conducive to crime.


End SARS protest: At least nine EndSARS founders are still in detention after eight months - Ajàfhad

Humanitarian groups have split from the government to release the hostages after the 2020 EndSARS outbreak. As we heard, there are still nine people in hiding in Ondo state, Ekiti, Eko and Abuja. Among the detainees is Kemisola Ogunniyi who was recently born in Surulere prison in Ondo state. A candidate for the presidency under the AAC banner in 2019, Omoyele Sowore shared a picture of Kemisola on his website, and said that the girl was arrested in Akure for allegedly burning one of the APC offices in the city. Speaking to BBC Yoruba, Kemisola's lawyer, Tope Tomekun, said that the move to escape from captivity had been in the works for about nine months. He said "At the moment as we speak, I am writing a complaint to the governor of Ondo state, Rotimi Akeredolo, and the attorney general, to inform the chief justice of Ondo state on the matter".


A candidate for the presidency under the AAC banner in 2019, Omoyele Sowore shared a picture of Kemisola on his website, and said that the girl was arrested in Akure for allegedly burning one of the APC offices in the city. Speaking to BBC Yoruba, Kemisola's lawyer, Tope Tomekun, said that the move to escape from captivity had been in the works for about nine months. He said "At the moment as we speak, I am writing a complaint to the governor of Ondo state, Rotimi Akeredolo, and the attorney general, to inform the chief justice of Ondo state on the matter". BBC Yoruba also quoted one of the most prolific practitioners of the word, Netufo Tomide, saying that Kemisola is not a mother in our family. "Kemisola was arrested along with other suspects after they were accused of setting fire to the APC office during the EndSARS protest in 2020". He said that among those still in hiding are 21-year-old Samuel Ojo and Ayodele Eb bless, who was two months pregnant when the army was dispatched, although they had not broken her stomach and her pregnancy was still being investigated.


BBC Yoruba also quoted one of the most prolific practitioners of the word, Netufo Tomide, saying that Kemisola is not a mother in our family. "Kemisola was arrested along with other suspects after they were accused of setting fire to the APC office during the EndSARS protest in 2020". He said that among those still in hiding are 21-year-old Samuel Ojo and Ayodele Eb bless, who was two months pregnant when the army was dispatched, although they had not broken her stomach and her pregnancy was still being investigated. He concluded that all efforts to remove Kemisola from office had not yielded results. Then you turn to the government to look into the matter, so that the innocent will not be held responsible for knowing anything about it. In October 2020 the EndSARS outbreak started in a roundabout fashion, but when it became a season, the gangs entered the midst of the crackdown, which began to roil the city.


He concluded that all efforts to remove Kemisola from office had not yielded results. Then you turn to the government to look into the matter, so that the innocent will not be held responsible for knowing anything about it. In October 2020 the EndSARS outbreak started in a roundabout fashion, but when it became a season, the gangs entered the midst of the crackdown, which began to roil the city. The incident was widely reported across Nigeria, with protests and law enforcement officials. There was also a lot of property loss, especially in Lagos, Akure and Benin.


The incident was widely reported across Nigeria, with protests and law enforcement officials. There was also a lot of property loss, especially in Lagos, Akure and Benin.


Sunday Igboho: Give me 500bn for my property violation and violation of my rights

A Yoruba national hero, Sunday Igboho has sued the federal government over the DSS officers who raided his home on Thursday, July this year. Igboho was charged by the DSS and the federal attorney general Abubakar Malami for the attack. The bank is demanding N500 billion from the government on the vast assets damaged by the DSS. The Benin Republic has urged the federal government to delay the transfer of Igboho to Nigeria - while also urging the court that it is not sufficient for the government and its prosecutors to respect his constitutional rights as a human being. As advocate Igboho pleaded in the indictment, he has the right to privacy under the 1999m law and the law enforcement agencies have clearly violated it. Senior lawyer Yomi Aliyu, representing Sunday Igboho, wants the court to declare that the DSS officers seized the client's property and, by seizing the house, violated his rights under the law.


The Benin Republic has urged the federal government to delay the transfer of Igboho to Nigeria - while also urging the court that it is not sufficient for the government and its prosecutors to respect his constitutional rights as a human being. As advocate Igboho pleaded in the indictment, he has the right to privacy under the 1999m law and the law enforcement agencies have clearly violated it. Senior lawyer Yomi Aliyu, representing Sunday Igboho, wants the court to declare that the DSS officers seized the client's property and, by seizing the house, violated his rights under the law. It was "finger-pointed, outrageous and human rights abuses that the criminals attacked Sunday Igboho's house without stating their identity. Koda, they did not ask his client to stop because some of their friends shot him and killed two people, including an elderly father who was crying in the early morning. The same is true of the property in the house, including animals such as cats and dogs, which violates his rights as a human being".


It was "finger-pointed, outrageous and human rights abuses that the criminals attacked Sunday Igboho's house without stating their identity. Koda, they did not ask his client to stop because some of their friends shot him and killed two people, including an elderly father who was crying in the early morning. The same is true of the property in the house, including animals such as cats and dogs, which violates his rights as a human being". He was known to carry a gun to the ground while he was still declaring war, marching and fighting for Yoruba independence. The plaintiff is urging the court to declare that the intention of the attackers who were seized was to become active in the campaign for the establishment of the Yoruba state. The article, which is published by Aliyu fisita in no country in the world, states that law enforcement would have smuggled a person in, killed a person or stolen valuable property.