Unbelievable: Look At What This Woman Was Caught Doing With This Little Baby (See Photo)

The shameless woman teaching the little child how to
smoke marijuana
A mother has been condemned, blasted and insulted
over a shocking thing she forced a little girl to do. The
trending photo which has since gone viral shows the
woman trying to teach the little girl how to smoke
marijuana.
It is believed the little girl is her daughter, but the
location where the incident took place is unknown. The
shameful photo has continued to generate outrage
online.

Full list of security agents, others arrested for collaborating with Boko Haram.

PREMIUM TIMES has obtained an exclusive list of 30
people arrested by the Nigerian military for allegedly
helping the Boko Haram to sell rustled cows.
The arrested people include at least four serving
soldiers, two police officers, and some members of the
civilian-JTF
The Theatre Commander of the Operation Lafiya Dole,
Lucky Irabor, had confirmed the arrest of the 30 people
at a press conference in Maiduguri on Wednesday.
According to General Irabor, “those who have been
aiding and abetting Boko Haram by way of encouraging
cattle rustling ; so far we have arrested 30 of them, many
are civilians and we have among them four soldiers and
two policemen. They are being investigated and the
outcome of the investigation will be brought to your
notice.”
What Mr. Irabor, a major general, did not say was that
the Boko Haram rustled the cows in the territory they
still hold and sneaked them into Maiduguri, the Borno
capital, to sell and buy other goods.
The military has since suspected that the insurgents are
able to do this and raise fund for their cause based on
the active connivance of security operatives and
relevant civilians. Subsequent investigation led to the
arrest of the 30 people.
The four soldiers arrested include Captain A. A.
Hussaini, the operations officer of 195 Battalion in
charge of Mafa Local Government Area where Boko
Haram still control some areas. The council is a major
route into Maiduguri from the North and East.
Another suspect is Lieutenant I. H. Irro, a liaison with
152 Task Force battalion. The other two junior officers
are Staff Sergeant Alexander Chiegwe, the guard
commander of the main check point from Mafa into
Maiduguri, and Lance Corporal Yakpon Dona.
The policemen arrested are Usman Mohammed and
Stephen Odoh.
The suspects also include three members of the
Civilian-JTF. They are Babakkura Ali, chairman of
Kasuwan Shanu branch; Bashir Abbas, the chairman of
Sector 2 and Modu 2Star, a member from Mafa town.
The arrested civilians include members of the Livestock
Traders Association, some herdsmen and a
representative of the Shehu of Borno.
All the suspects are accused of being involved in castle
rustling.
Top members of the Civilian-JTF who spoke to
PREMIUM TIMES confirmed the arrest of their colleagues.
They, however, said they do not have the full details of
their arrest.
In the past year, kidnapping and cattle rustling have
become another major security threat, aside Boko Haram
insurgency which the Nigerian Army has been tackling.
Nearly a hundred kidnappers and cattle rustlers were
either killed in shootouts or arrested by soldiers. Over a
thousand cows rustled from herdsmen were also
recovered.
Fulani herdsmen, accused of attacking communities
using assault rifles, have complained that some of them
resort to using guns like AK47 to defend themselves
because cattle rustlers use similar weapons to attack
them and steal their livestock.
The rustling of cattle has since become a major source
of revenue for the Boko Haram whose activities since
2009 have caused the death of over 20,000 people and
displaced millions of others.

Nigerian Nanny Oluremi Arrested For Killing 8 Month Old Baby Who She Force - Fed 2 Bottles Of Milk AfterThe Baby Woke Her Up From A Nap

A crying baby woke up a napping nanny who then
force-fed the child until the child became
unresponsive and died, police said.
Oluremi Oyindasola, 66, of Glenarden, Md., was
arrested Tuesday and is charged with second-degree
murder, first-degree child abuse resulting in death and
other related charges after 8-month-old Enita Salubi
died in her care, Prince George’s County police
announced Wednesday.
A home surveillance system recorded Oyindasola, a
live-in nanny, napping on the couch of a Glenarden
home when she was disturbed by the crying child, who
came up to her in a toddler walker, according to police
charging documents.
Oyindasola tried to feed the child while she was still in
the walker but was unsuccessful, police said.
Oyindasola then pulled the child from the walker, held
the baby around the child’s chest, removed the nipple
from the baby’s bottle and “proceeded to pour a large
amount of white liquid directly inside the victim’s
mouth,” police charging documents state.
For 25 seconds, the child “appeared to squirm and
aggressively resist as the defendant continued to force
a large amount of liquid inside her mouth,” records
state.

After the first bottled was drained, Oyindasola then
forced the child to consume the contents of a second
bottle.
During the feedings the baby “displayed difficulty
breathing and signs of medical distress,” records state.
After the second bottle, the child became unresponsive
and at about 4:10 p.m. was rushed to the hospital and
pronounced dead.
An autopsy revealed white liquid inside the child’s
lungs, police said. A medical examiner determined the
baby died of asphyxiation and the child’s death was a
homicide, police said.
Oyindasola was the only person watching the child
when the baby suffered her fatal injuries, police said.
Relatives of the baby declined to comment when a
reporter knocked on the door of an address listed for
both the nanny and the child.
It is unclear whether Oyindasola has an attorney, and
her family could not be reached for comment.
Oyindasola is in custody of the Prince George’s County
Department of Corrections.

It 's time to arrest Jonathan ' Lagos APC – Premium Times – Lagos

The Lagos State chapter of the All Progressives
Congress has criticised former President Goodluck
Jonathan for rising to the defence of his embattled
former National Security Adviser, Sambo Dasuki.
In a statement on Thursday, the party said Mr.
Jonathan’s claims had proved beyond doubts that he
knew everything about the arms purchase scandal as
well as other corruption cases that happened in his
regime.
“Even as we concede that Jonathan is on a desperate
bid to rehabilitate himself, we wouldn’t believe that a
former president should be so contemptuous of the
intelligence of Nigerians as to give the kind of
defence he gave to Sambo Dasuki,” the Lagos APC
said in a statement by Joe Igbokwe, its publicity
secretary.
“We wonder what Jonathan makes of the horrid
details that are emanating from the Dasukigate issue
with shocking evidences, confessions and even
refunds made by those that participated in that
monumental corruption.”
While addressing a gathering on youth
entrepreneurship at the Oxford Union, in the United
Kingdom, Mr. Jonathan said it was impossible for Mr.
Dasuki, a retired army colonel, to have stolen $2.2
billion as claimed by the Economic and Financial
Crimes Commission.
“They said the National Security Adviser stole $2.2
billion,” Mr. Jonathan said while responding to a
question about the alleged missing arms
procurement fund now referred to as Dasukigate by
the Nigerian media.
“I don’t believe somebody can just steal $2.2 billion.
We bought warships, we bought aircraft, we bought
lots of weapons for the army and so on and so forth
and you are still saying 2.2 billion, so where did we
get the money to buy all those things?”
The APC said there should be a limit to defending
“such hefty corruption acts”, which greatly
compromised the nation’s security and led to the
loss of thousands of precious Nigerian lives.
The party also cautioned Mr. Jonathan not to
continue to play on the intelligence of Nigerians
who, they said, is still smarting from the horrendous
cases of corruption that were perpetrated under him.
“To claim that Dasuki and his partners did not steal
the arms purchase fund reveals the inner beliefs of
Jonathan and explains that he is intrinsically webbed
to corruption,” Mr. Igbokwe said.
“Even while he is perceived as pathologically corrupt
and his regime seen as the most corrupt in Nigeria’s
chequered history, one would have expected
Jonathan to be cautious in seeking to advance very
childish and inadmissible exculpation of his
subordinates for glaring acts of corruption.
“We had expected that jJonathan would have striven
to water down the lowly impression held of him by
Nigerians and the international community by not
deciding to be so patronising to clear cases of
corruption by his subordinates. But with each day,
Jonathan continues to baffle by his chameleonic
acts.
“By Jonathan’s cheap defence of Sambo Dasuki, we
believe time has come for the security agencies to
pick up Jonathan to tell the nation all that he knows
of the many cases of corruption that happened under
him.”
The party said it believed the former president knows
more than he admits about the “unseemly corruption”
that he presided over and should be brought in for
questioning.
“We don’t believe any thing shields Jonathan from
prosecution for corruption as we believe it is
becoming indefensible for Jonathan to pretend he
was innocent of the corrupt acts of his
subordinates,” Mr. Igbokwe continued.
“While we condemn Jonathan’s cheeky defence of
Dasuki, even in the face of monumental damning
evidences, we want to state that the anti corruption
war is incomplete until Jonathan is prosecuted for he
continually proves, by such defence of his corrupt
subordinates, that he knew everything that transpired
in his corruption-ridden regime.”

Nigeria 's World Bank Ranking On Ease Of Doing Business Report For 2017

Nigeria is ranked 44th out of 190 countries in terms of
getting credit from the World Bank.
President Buhari's government wants to borrow MORE,
about $30 Billion.

Woman sentenced to 90 Years in prison in Enugu over N5.6m Admission Fraud

A woman by the name of Chika Amsy Charles has been
sentenced to 90 years in Prison by a federal high court
in Enugu for N5.6 million fraud. Chika perpetrated the
fraud along with two others who are currently at large.
Charles was dragged before Justice D.V Agishir by the
EFCC. She was sentenced today, October 27th, to
3 years imprisonment on each of the 30-count charges
filed against her by the anti-graft Commission.
She was found guilty of swindling three Nigerians of
N5,620,000.00 (Five million, Six Hundred and Twenty
Thousand Naira only) under the pretense of helping
them secure admission into Enugu State University of
Science and Technology ESUTH, through her
unregistered NGO called ‘Bold and Dynamic Gender
Initiative’.
One of the charges in her Court documents read:
“That you Chika Amsy Charles, Simon Chidubem
(at large) and Friday Ali(at large) on or about the
10th October, 2007 at Enugu, Enugu State within
the jurisdiction of the Federal High Court of
Nigeria with intent to defraud obtained
N330,000(Three Hundred and Thirty Thousand)
from Okudoh Obinna by false pretense when you
represented yourselves as capable of procuring
admission for his wards into Enugu State
University of Science and Technology which
pretense you knew to be false and thereby
committed an offense contrary to Section 1(1)(b)
of the Advanced Fee Fraud and Other Related
Offences Act NO: 14 of 2006 and punishable
under Section 1(3) of the same Act”.

National Judicial Council has power of interim suspension

Two weeks ago, the Nigerian Bar Association
had cause to condemn the nocturnal raid on
the official quarters of seven judges
including two members of the Supreme
Court. But upon a further review of the
circumstances surrounding the arrest and
the large sums of money recovered from the
homes of some of the judges the Nigerian
Bar Association was compelled to request
them to recuse themselves until they have
been absolved of the allegations of judicial
corruption leveled against them. Curiously,
without allowing the judges affected to react
to the advice of the NBA the National Judicial
Council (NJC) has said that the judges would
not step aside until an investigation has been
conducted into the allegation of judicial
corruption leveled against them by the
Federal Government.
Meanwhile, notwithstanding the gravity of
the allegation of judicial corruption and the
far reaching implication for the image of the
nation’s judiciary the NJC has not deemed it
fit to institute any inquiry into the matter
because the SSS has not submitted any report
to it. Thus, the NJC has allowed the allegation
of judicial corruption to continue to hang
menacingly on the heads of the judges like a
sword of Damocles. However, the NJC has
held an emergency meeting to review the
arrest of the judges. In a communique issued
at the end of the meeting, the NJC
condemned the manner of the arrest without
denying the allegations of judicial corruption
leveled against the judges.
It is on record that each of the judges has
denied involvement in judicial corruption.
Apart from Justice Nnamdi Dimgba who has
categorically denied any involvement in
corrupt practices or misconduct others have
alleged that their ordeal is politically
motivated. In their own defense, the two
Justices alleged that two serving ministers
had met them to discuss pending appeals at
Supreme Court. One of the jurists even
suggested that the huge sums of money
seized by the SSS were planted in his house.
Before then, a judge in the federal high court
had said that he admitted and signed for the
millions of Naira and foreign currencies
recovered from his residence under duress.
If the NJC had treated this national crisis
with the urgency required it should have
investigated the matter based on the
avalanche of materials placed before it.
Interestingly, the NJC had handled a similar
complaint of judicial corruption about a
decade ago. That was in 2006 when it was
alleged that the members of the Akwa Ibom
governorship election petition tribunal had
received bribes to pervert Justice. Without
prejudice to the innocence of the judges the
NJC suspended them and requested the
Director-General of the SSS to conduct a
discreet investigation into the allegation.
Upon the receipt of the report of the
investigation, it was found that each of the
members of the tribunal had received a bribe
of N10 million while a judge of the federal
high court had acted as a conduit pipe in the
scandal. At that stage, the judges were
confronted with the allegations. As their
defense was found unsatisfactory, the NJC
recommended their removal from the bench.
Furthermore, the NJC referred the matter to
the Independent and Corrupt Practices and
Other Offences Commission. One of the
indicted judges collapsed and died when the
ICPC operatives wanted to arrest him in his
house in Makurdi, Benue State!
Last year, the Judicial of Ghana found itself
in a more embarrassing situation than ours.
Since the bar and the bench had paid lip
service to the nagging crisis of judicial
corruption an investigative journalist, Anas
Arameyaw Anas recorded several judges on
tape while they were busy negotiating bribes
of various sums. The Judicial Council under
the Chief Justice of Ghana, Lady Regina Wood
moved speedily to douse the tension in that
country. The 22 judges who were recognized
in the video were immediately placed on
suspension. They were later investigated and
dismissed from the bench. Before then, the
Acting Chief Justice of The Gambia, Justice
Joseph Wowo, a Nigerian, was caught in a
video demanding a bribe of 2.5 million
Dalasis to pervert justice in a land matter.
Following the demand for his prosecution by
the Gambian Bar Association the judge
quietly resigned as the Acting Chief Justice
and disappeared from The Gambia. He was
later dismissed in absentia by President
Yayah Jammeh.
Given the foregoing, the NJC ought to
commence an investigation into the serious
allegation of judicial corruption leveled
against the embattled judges without any
further delay. Having regard to the
embarrassing disclosures in the letters
addressed to the Chief Justice by the judges
the NJC should follow the advice of the
Nigerian Bar Association by placing them on
suspension pending the conclusion of full-
scale investigation in line with section 2.2.3
of the National Judicial Policy of the National
Judicial Council which stipulates that the
Council shall have the “powers of interim
suspension”. However, both the NJC and the
NBA should demand a public apology for
Justice Nnamdi Dimgba as the SSS has not
been able to link him with any corrupt
practice or misconduct whatsoever.