Crime
Homosexual: Father declares son wanted
A retired soldier, Adesiyan Anthony, has declared his son, Anthony, wanted over his homosexual escapade which has brought shame to him and his entire family.
The worried father who has been searching for his homosexual son since the beginning of this year said despite several interventions, counseling and prayers, his son refused to desist from the despicable act.
While speaking to journalists, the retired soldier said he will use every means possible to bring his son to justice if he steps into the country.
He said he would never allow his offspring to engage in such an immoral act, hence, the need to declare him wanted in order to face the law.
He, however, called on Nigerians both home and in diaspora who know his whereabouts to notify him or security agencies for appropriate action.
He said “due to Anthony Adeyemi’s unlawful act, my son has decided to run away; the entire family is seriously searching for him.”
According to him, “We have counselled, prayed, encouraged him to desist from such immoral acts but he chose to disgrace and embarrass the family.
“My name has been dented in my community as people gossip about my family due to the wayward behaviour of Anthony. We used to be a respected family in my community, but since the news of my son’s homosexuality got to the streets, we have been ridiculed in several ways and I have to put an end to it.
“Whoever knows his whereabouts should inform me or notify relevant security agencies in order to stop this immoral act in our society,” he stated.
Crime
Delta Police arrest three kidnap suspects, foreigner
By Adeyanju Esther
The Police Command in Delta has arrested three kidnap suspects including a foreigner over kidnapping incidents in the state.
The command‘s spokesman, SP Bright Edafe said to journalists on Thursday in Warri that the suspects were arrested on Saturday and Sunday at their hideouts in Warri.
Edafe said the suspects were arrested by the combined team of police operatives attached to the Orerokpe division, and operatives from the Force Intelligence Unit, Abuja.
Some kidnapping incidents in the Warri axis revealed that it is being carried out by Yakubu Ya’u at Oha and Ughwagba Communities in Okpe Local Government Area.
“The suspect and his gang kidnap unsuspecting residents for ransom.
“On May 11, following combined effort from police operatives of the command and operatives from the Force Intelligence Unit, Abuja on the hideout of the suspect.
“The DPO, Orerokpe division immediately mobilised and led his patrol teams to the suspect’s hideout in Warri, and after a painstaking search, he was arrested,” he said.
Edafe said that preliminary investigation and interrogation of the suspect led to the arrest of two other key members of the gang which included a Cameroon national on Sunday.
He alleged that the suspects were responsible for the several kidnap incidents in Orerokpe, Sapele, Warri, and environs, adding that the victims had equally identified them.
Edafe said the suspects led the police detectives to Ughwagba Community in Okpe Local Government Area, where two Automatic pump action guns, a live Cartridge, and one knife were recovered.
He said that preliminary investigations were ongoing, adding that the command has intensified efforts to arrest the other fleeing members of the gang.
Crime
JUST IN: Bandits kill three, kidnap 120 villagers in Zamfara community
No fewer than three persons have been reportedly killed and over 120 others abducted as notorious bandits attacked Goran Namaye community in Maradun Local Government Area of Zamfara State.
According to a resident in the area, who gave his name as Abubakar Muhammad, the terrorists invaded the town at about 1:17 am on Thursday, operating from house to house.
He further stated that the kidnapped persons were mainly women and men, adding that the terrorists also killed three people during their operation.
“The whereabouts of many members of the community could not be traced, and it is very clear that we lost three of our men to the tragic operation,” he added.
Speaking further, Muhammad pointed out that the bandits came in large numbers, on motorcycles with sophisticated weapons, and surrounded the community as the people were running helter-skelter to save their lives.
“They took us unaware as the whole people were running helter-skelter without direction, and they started house-to-house operations and chased our people, mainly women, into the forest.”
As of the time of filing this report, the security agencies in the state have not made any official statement regarding the incident.
Crime
Man, 37, arrested for tampering with corpse in Ibadan
Man, 37, arrested for tampering with corpse in Ibada. The Police in Ibadan on Wednesday arraigned one Sulaiman Ikudaisi, 37, who allegedly tampered with a corpse.
Ikudaisi, whose address was not provided, is charged with tampering with corpse but he pleaded not guilty before an Iyaganku Magistrates’ Court.
The prosecutor, Insp Toyin Ibrahim, told the court that the defendant committed the offence on May 11 at 3.00 p.m. at Muslim Cemetery, Ibadan.
Ibrahim alleged that the defendant removed some bones from the corpse, in contravention of Section 242(1)(b) of the Criminal Laws of Oyo State, 2000.
The Magistrate, Mrs Kausarat Ayofe, granted the defendant bail in the sum of N200,000 with two sureties in like sum.
She adjourned the case until July 16 for hearing.
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