Who will catch the catchers; Soldiers, others nabbed for stealing in Lagos...

    Three soldiers and a dismissed Air Force officer, Oludayo Odufoye, have been arrested by police for allegedly stealing solar panels and inverter solar batteries installed in some public schools in Lagos state.

 

Lagos State commissioner of Police, Edgar imohimi

 

         The news had it that the soldiers names are: Sunday Olalekan, Suleiman Usman and Olajide Busayo while other suspects are; Samuel Ani, Michael Omoregbe, Efosa Emmanuel, Nwabueze Nnamani, Festus Maduka, John Nwokeoma and Chibuzor Chukwu.

Nwokoema and Chukwu, according to Punch reports, reportedly bought the panels from the gang.

 

It was learnt that the soldiers escorted the gang to steal the items at the Okemagba Senior Secondary School, Epe. Therefore, some people alerted the police and the suspects were arrested.

A truck with number plate, LND 61 XQ, containing the stolen items have been recovered from them, and the soldiers had been taken to the Nigerian Army, 9 Brigade, Ikeja, for court-marshal.

The Lagos State Commissioner of Police, Imohimi Edgar, who paraded the suspects on Wednesday at the command’s headquarters in Ikeja, said the gang had vandalised similar equipment owned by the government and private organisations in the Epe, Sangotedo and Badagry areas of the state.

"A mother's loving heart;" Mothers scaling fence to rescue children from Monkey Pox injection.

As a result of the chaos that occurred in Anambra on Wednesday, over news that men of the Nigerian Army was attempting to infect school children in the East with the Monkey Pox virus, parents reactions to the news have surfaced.The news  resulted in parents taking drastic measure to withdraw their wards from the various schools’ premises have been emerged online, with some pictures showing worried parents scaling fences among other actions.
The school management in one of the missionary schools in the state, denied parents access to their children, insisting that they cannot pick them up. The school authority explained that permitting parents could result in some school children going missing in the chaos.

Apprehensive women, scared of the effect of the deadly monkey pox disease hurriedly began to climb the premises of their wards’ schools in order to gain access to them and get them out of the way of the supposed plans of the military.
Meanwhile, the military, has issued a statement, stating that it was a mere, noting that the force was actually delivering free vaccination.
Meanwhile, the Anambra State government has enjoined residents in the state to remain calm, declaring completely false, the viral information that soldiers were injecting children to death.

Amaechi bemoans his Governor's act: "Wike is a cry cry governor afraid of CSP.."

Biting the breast that feeds you is something that warrants questioning..

Former Rivers state Governor and current Minister of Transport, Rotimi Amaechi, has said incumbent Governor of the State, Nyesom Wike as “cry cry governor.”
Amaechi disclosed that while in office as Governor, the then President assaulted him with military and police men, he however stood his ground and fought for what was right.
The transport minister sternly advised Wike to “Fight for [his] right”.
He gave the admonition during his meeting with members of the All Progressives Congress, APC in Eleme kingdom, Rivers State.
Amaechi maintained that the All Progressives Congress, APC has no plans to rig Rivers state elections, noting that President Muhammadu Buhari will not allow it.

“Fight for your right. I fought for my right (during the Jonathan’s administration) when the President was molesting and harassing me, I got up, mobilized Rivers People and we fought for our right.

“We would not have won Rivers governorship because they rigged everywhere, wrote results and brought army and police to chase us away.

“Now there will be voting. They shouting and crying ‘police o, army o; INEC o just because they ar escared of what they did to us (APC).

“President Buhari will not allow that happen. He will not allow any police man to stop anyone from voting.
“That person is there shouting ‘INEC, police’ while he was inside INEC building the day of election and they were writing results and we didn’t complain. Now he is shouting ‘INEC o, police o’ because he is afraid.
“But we’ll follow the law; we shall vote on that day and get our people to vote for us. If we win, we thank God.
“If he wins, we thank God. It will be free and fair. Let him stop crying because its too early. When a man starts crying, it means he is afraid.
“Did I cry about President Goodluck Jonathan? I didn’t cry, I came out to fight for my right. But this man is crying because of ordinary one police CSP every day.
Amaechi also accused Wike of having sleepless nights over him [Amaechi].
“What do you call him, ‘cry cry governor.’ He is a governor with one agenda, namely ‘Amaechi.’ He sleeps and wakes, he dreams of Amaechi. He has no adviser. He sees me in his dreams. You know I’m a Catholic, there are powers they gave to us to fly at night to go and meet them.”

Sadio Mane injury -How much I hate International Breaks..

Black humour, anger and disbelief summed up the feeling of Reds supporters after news of Mane's hamstring injury

The timing couldn't have been much worse.
A run of one win in seven has left Liverpool needing to kick-start their season with victory over Manchester United on Saturday at Anfield.
But that job just got even harder with news that they will be without the season's star man in Sadio Mane as it was revealed he will miss up to six weeks after injuring his hamstring on international duty with Senegal.

And the flying winger will miss up to nine Reds' games in total - including games with Chelsea, Sevilla and Southampton - before having to try to regain his fitness towards the end of November.
Liverpool fans weren't slow to take to social media to let their feelings known - and international football was not popular.