Female Student Staged Her Kidnap And Extorts N500,000 From Her Parents - Stupid Girl

I’ve said it before. The way some young girls of these days behave because of money is totally wrong and if no one tells them, most of them will just continue to carry on thinking they are on the right track.



A female student of Delta State University, Belynda Chinwe Bosa, has been arrested by the police in the state for staging her own kidnap in a desperate bid to extort money from her parents.

Mrs Beatrice Bosa reported in December that her daughter, Belynda, who resides in Lagos, was travelling from Lagos to Abraka in Delta State when she was kidnapped along the way by unknown gunmen.

She claimed her abductors were demanding a ransom of N500,000.00 but was surprised that her boyfriend and his brother demanded N10million from her parents. The boyfriend, who was also arrested, confessed to the crime…

He claimed that he came from overseas and that both of them wanted to use the money to settle down – rent a flat, equip it and use part of the money to start a business in Nigeria. What was he doing abroad?

Sequel to the report, operatives of Special Anti-Kidnapping Squad, Asaba, swung into action and arrested one America Sunday Ogagawotu at Oyiobo, Port-Harcourt, Rivers State, after withdrawing the ransom money which was paid into his Ecobank account in Port-Harcourt.

Retired Civil Servant Seeks Divorce Over Wife’s Constant Demand For Money Before Sex

My wife always demand money from me before allowing me to have sex with her, a retired civil servant, Mr Chibuzo Obiedefu, on Thursday told an Igando Customary Court, Lagos.



Obiedefu, 50, told the court that his wife, Philomena, whom he married seven years ago, was denying him of sex.

“My wife is always starving me of sex and if she will allow me, she will ask me to pay for it.

“And if I refused to give her money and wanted to sleep with her by force, she would hit me with any dangerous weapons she could lay her hands on”, he said.

The petitioner accused his wife of infidelity and alleged that she was dating a policeman in their area.

“Philomena is cheating on me; she is having an affair with a policeman and whenever I cautioned her, she will flare up”, Obiedefu said.

The petitioner said his wife had created enmity between him and his children.

“My wife is telling my children not to come close to me because I am a bad man.

Dele Odule, Antar Laniyan, Fathia Balogun Others Head Breakaway Yoruba Movie Association

A popular actor and producer, Dele Odule, has emerged the President of the newly established Theatre Arts and Movie Practitioners Association of Nigeria, TAMPAN.



The association is a breakaway faction of the crisis-ridden Association of Nigeria Theatre Arts Practitioners, ANTP, which is largely made up of actors and actresses in the Yoruba movie industry.

Mr. Odule had been involved in a tussle for the presidency of ANTP with Victor Ashaolu. A Federal High Court in Ibadan had in January declared Mr. Ashaolu as the authentic president of ANTP. Dissatisfied with the ruling and unable to resolve their differences, Mr. Odule, and others in his faction of ANTP, formed TAMPAN.

At the TAMPAN election held at the Glory View Hotel, Bodija, Ibadan on Saturday, Dele Odule was elected president unopposed with 91 votes.

The other officials of the recently registered association are Antar Laniyan (Deputy President), Abbey Lanre (Director of Motion Picture), Razaq Adewale (Director of Theatre Arts), Bolaji Amusan (Director of Organisation and Business),Yomi Fash-Lanso (Director of Publicity and Research), Ayo Olabiyi (General Secretary), Bamidele Adeoti (Financial Secretary), Fathia Balogun (Director of Socials) and Toyosi Adesanya (Provost Marshal)

In his acceptance speech, Dele Odule said he would use his office to resist the influence of godfatherism in the Nigerian movie industry. He also promised that all members of the association would be carried along in its affairs.

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Streets Of Abuja Have Been Closed Down Ahead Of President Goodluck Jonathan Declaration By The Nigeria Police Force

The Nigeria police plans to close most parts of Nigeria’s capital, Abuja, on Tuesday for President Goodluck Jonathan’s declaration of his bid to run in 2015 presidential elections.

 
The public relations officer of the Nigerian police, Emmanuel Ojukwu, disclosed the plan in a statement “Diversion of vehicular traffic within and around Central Business District Abuja,” published today.

The main aim of this was to aware the public of a key event taking place at Eagle Square Abuja.

The public relations officer of the Nigerian police revealed that all roads around Eagle Square, the venue of
the president’s declaration, would be closed down from 5 a.m. to 8 p.m. tomorrow.

According to Ojukwu members of the public were advised to use other routes, as vehicular traffic will be diverted from most of the roads leading in and out of Eagle Square Central Business District.

The Nigeria Police Force regretted any inconvenience the diversion of vehicular movements within the area may cause members of the public, as this is one of the proactive security measures put in place to avoid break down of law and order in the area and Abuja at large.

Lawyer Keyamo Blasts Governor Uduaghan

In an open letter to Delta State Governor  Emmanuel Uduaghan, Lagos-based lawyer Festus Keyamo characterized  the politician as a disgrace to governance.



Keyamo accused Uduaghan of interfering in the duties of the local electoral commission by replacing the Warri South-West candidate with the younger brother of ex-militant Tompolo, ahead of the last government chairmanship election.

The lawyer described Uduaghan’s decision as “unjust, unfair, illegal and ungodly” and urged him to immediately set up a truly independent Local Government Election Tribunal.

Nigeria Movie Producer Laments Difficulties Accessing Jonathan’s N3 billion Nollywood Fund

A Nigerian film maker, Eddie Ugbomou, on Sunday expressed concern about the stringent conditions attached to accessing the N3 billion fund for the development of film industry in Nigeria.

The fund was provided by the administration of President Goodluck Jonathan in 2013 to help boost the Nigerian movie industry, Nollywood.

 

Speaking at the ZAAFAR Film Award in London, Ugbomou said that “the process of accessing the fund is too cumbersome and film makers are discouraged to access it.

“Producers have undergone three stages of interviews where they were asked to provide various documents on their projects.

“Yet, they cannot access the loan, the sooner the authority releases the money the better; if that is done, it will boost the industry because more than 150 producers will be empowered.”

The producer also said that inadequate funding had remained a major challenge to Nollywood film producers.

“Even though Nigeria is rated as the third most valuable film industry in the world, it is difficult to breakthrough from its infancy stage.

“How can you shoot a film with N20 million and compare it with the one shot with 20 million dollars? Nollywood requires funding for it to grow,’’ he said.

The Founder Of The Household of God Church, Rev Chris Okotie, Took To Social Media To Share A Piece Dedicated To Boko Haram Insurgency In The Country.

In his Facebook message titled “Boko Haram’s horrific advance” dated November 6, Okotie asked President Goodluck Jonathan to focus on the issue until it is too late.



The clergyman started with the paragraph from the September speech by US President Barack Obama.

“‘No God condones this terror. No grievance justifies these actions. There can be no reasoning – no negotiation – with this brand of evil. The only language understood by killers like this is the language of force’ – President Barack Obama on the ISIS terrorist group.”

Okotie continued with the failed ceasefire agreement, announced October 17. It would be recalled that the alleged deal was mocked by the sect, which soon launched dire attacks and released a video debunking the existence of such an agreement.

“The Federal government’s widely publicized ceasefire agreement with the Boko Haram insurgents was met with more violent attacks, and the capture of more territories by the Islamists. Their leaders even went ahead to disavow any negotiations with our government, with a firm promise never to make peace.

“Of course, Boko Haram has made good its threat. The bombings have continued unabated; and as you read this, the North Eastern towns of Gwoza, Mubi, Michika, Gulak, Madagali, and several obscure villages are still occupied by the insurgents. During the week, Gombe and Potiskum were attacked, with a lot of casualties. Same familiar story!”