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UNIPORT Student Remanded in Prison for Allegedly Killing Girlfriend For Money Ritual UNIPORT Student’s Murder: Rivers State Government Steps In To Prosecute The prosecution of Damian Okoligwe, a 400-level student in the Department of Petrochemical Engineering at the University of Port Harcourt, for the alleged murder of his girlfriend, Justina Otuene, a 300-level Biochemistry student at the same institution, has now been assumed by the Rivers State Government. In 2023, Okoligwe was accused of the crime, prompting the Rivers State Police Command to arraign him. Subsequently, upon advice from the Department of Public Prosecution (DPP), the Office of the Attorney General of Rivers State initiated legal proceedings against Okoligwe in the State High Court. During the recent court session held on Tuesday, neither Okoligwe nor his legal counsel were present. Presiding over the proceedings, Justice C. A. Nsirim decided to adjourn the case to Tu

In recent alerts, the National Agency for the Prohibition of Trafficking in Persons (NAPTIP) has urged Nigerians to remain vigilant against deceptive job offers that are often associated with human trafficking. This caution comes amidst rising concerns about the prevalence of fake job vacancies luring unsuspecting individuals into exploitation. NAPTIP, known for its relentless efforts in combating human trafficking, has intensified its campaign to educate the public about the dangers of falling victim to these fraudulent schemes. Through various channels, including media campaigns and community outreach programs, the agency is striving to raise awareness and empower citizens to recognize and report suspicious activities related to human trafficking. According to NAPTIP officials, one common tactic used by traffickers is the guise of legitimate job opportunities, especially in domestic service sectors such as housemaid employment. Exploiting the desperation for employment, t

26 October 2023 New Informate 5 hours wey don pass Di management of University of Port Harcourt say dem no go rest until late Justina Otuene get justice. Dean of Student Affairs Uniport, Chima Wokocha tok dis one wen im and di Vice Chancellor, Prof Owunari Georgewill bin go visit di Police station wia police bin hold di prime suspect for di alleged murder. Wokocha say di University dey embarrassed by wetin don happen and dem go support evri effort to bring justice for di mata. “I wan to assure una say di University no go try to stop di process of di law and di University also dey worried about dia image with dis kain incident,” di Dean tok. Di horrifying death of one undergraduate student Justina Otuene Nkang wey pipo sabi as 'Tiffany’ dey attract serious vex. Tiffany na 300level student of di University of Port Harcourt for Rivers state, South south Nigeria. Tori be say na di estate security for one neighbourhood for NTA Road Mgbuoba

(Globeraccess) Daredevil robbers carried out operations on several commercial banks in Otukpo, Benue state on Friday, October 21 The police in the state confirmed the killing of the Otukpo Divisional Police Officer, John Adikwu, three other police officers, and some civilians Morris Monye, a well-known member of the Labour Party, said the robbers are indigenes of the area (Otukpo) Otukpo, Benue state - A chieftain of the Labour Party (LP), Morris Monye has said that the armed robbers who launched a deadly robbery attack on multiple banks in Otukpo, Benue state on Friday, October 20, “are indigenes of the area". Monye said he “had a meeting” with SP Catherine Anene, the Benue Police Public Relations Officer (PRO), on Saturday, October 21. When Legit.ng called Anene, she confirmed that she “spoke” to Monye, but refused to corroborate the LP chieftain on his claim about the robbers being Otukpo indigenes.

Spokesperson of the Delta State Police Command, Bright Edafe, has said no policeman has the right to arrest anyone putting on dreadlocks, bump shot or girls without bra in the state. Edafe stated this in a video posted on his X handle on Tuesday. According to Edafe, anyone arrested over the aforementioned must insist on going to the police station. “I’ve been getting complaints that members of the public, particularly residents in Delta State, are being harassed by sometimes vigilantes, anti-cult and some incalcitrant police officers. “I want to make it very clear that on the issue of dress code, improper dressing, boys carrying dreadlocks, wearing earrings, girls wearing bump shots, mini skirts or girls going out without a bra, it is not an offence. That circular was debunked by the state government; hence, no policeman, vigilante, anti-cult or anybody can harass you for that. “If they insist that it is an offence you should

Destiny was picked up few days ago at his residence in NDDC road area in Amukpe, Sapele by police detectives from Sapele Division after Jennifer Aaron’s relatives reported her missing. A 26-year-old man, Destiny Ogheneovo, has been arrested by the Police in Sapele. The young man was arrested for allegedly murdering his girlfriend (Jennifer Aaron) in Sapele Local Government Area of Delta State. Destiny was picked up few days ago at his residence in NDDC road area in Amukpe, Sapele by police detectives from Sapele Division after Jennifer Aaron’s relatives reported her missing.  A relative of the deceased, Ugomu, told Vanguard that Jennifer, who had a two-year-old child with Destiny, parted ways with him about four months ago after their relationship turned sour. According to him, last week Tuesday, Destiny appeared at Jennifer’s family home to take her away on his motorcycle.  When Jennifer failed to return home that night, her worried relatives began searching for her but to