Lifeless Body Of Pregnant Woman Discovered In Imo Bush
28 May
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Lifeless Body Of Pregnant Woman Discovered In Imo Bush

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Top Stories Tamfitronics Top Stories Tamfitronics The dead body of a yet-to-be-identified pregnant woman has been discovered in a bush along Amaraku-Umudim Road in Isiala-Mbano Local Government Area of Imo State.According to Punch, the lifeless body of the pregnant woman was discovered with her upper garment removed.Naija News understands that the body was discovered in the early hours of Tuesday and her identity has not been discovered.A resident, who wished to remain anonymous, said that the womans body showed no signs of blood or trauma.The source said, It happened in the morning of Tuesday. The woman was killed and dumped in the bush along Amaraku-Umudim Road. She is pregnant and was stripped naked of her upper wear.But the confusing thing is that she did not sustain any blood stain as to link her death to...
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Video: Fayose’s Former Aide Knocks Gov Abiodun For Allowing A Monarch Squat Before Him
28 May
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Video: Fayose’s Former Aide Knocks Gov Abiodun For Allowing A Monarch Squat Before Him

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Top Stories Tamfitronics Top Stories Tamfitronics A former media aide to ex-Governor Ayo Fayose, Lere Olayinka, has condemned the governor of Ogun state, Dapo Abiodun, for allowing a king to squat before him.In a video Olayinka shared on X, the monarch could be seen squatting to speak to the governor.Naija News understands that Gov Abiodun and the monarch met at a public event in Lagos.Sharing his thoughts on the video, the former aide stated that the shame is not on the monarch but on the Governor who is a Prince and should know better not to allow the monarch squat.He wrote, ‘’Kabiyesi, Ori Adé, Orun Ileleke, kneeling to talk to the Imperial Majesty, Prince Dapo Abiodun, the Governor Eleyi of Ogun State.“The shame is not on this Ọba though, it is on the Governor, who...
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Bichi emirate asks Kano Assembly to reverse new law
28 May
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Bichi emirate asks Kano Assembly to reverse new law

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Top Stories Tamfitronics Fanen Ihyongo, Kano May 28, 2024The Bichi Emirate Council, under the auspices of the Inuwar Masarautar Bichi Emirate Council of Kano on Tuesday asked the Assembly to reverse the new law back to the law that established the five emirates that produced five emirs of first class status. The Secretary of the Inuwar Masarautar Bichi, Engr. Bello Gambo, who spoke on behalf of the group, warned the State Government from enforcing the new law to allow the five Emirates continue to exist for the good of the State.The group told reporters in Kano that the new law and abolishment of the five emirates council was unacceptable. Top Stories Tamfitronics Read Also: Gov Sani launches 150 operational vehicles, 500 bikes to tackle insecurity in KadunaGambo said dissolution of the emirates...
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Customs dissociates self from officers in confrontation with VIO
28 May
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Customs dissociates self from officers in confrontation with VIO

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Top Stories Tamfitronics John Ofikhenua, Abuja May 28, 2024The Nigeria Customs Service (NCS) has dissociated itself from officers engaged in confrontation with Vehicle Inspection Officers (VIOs) in AYA, Abuja. Chief Superintendent of CustomsNational Public Relations Officer Abdullahi Maiwada made this known in a statement.. He said the NCS was drawn to a video circulating on social media showing some officers of the Nigeria Customs Service (NCS) in a confrontation with Vehicle Inspection Officers (VIO).The statement reads: “The Service wishes to express its deepest concern and empathy for those affected by this regrettable incident. Furthermore, the NCS unequivocally dissociate itself from the actions of these officers. Top Stories Tamfitronics Read Also: Do2dtun thanks Davido for helping locate children custody“Their condemned behaviour, which appears to be self-motivated, is under thorough investigation, and appropriate disciplinary...
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