See photo of Doyin Okupe rolling on the floor in OBJ house in Abeokuta

PHOTO NEWS:Named in  Dasukigate, "Attack Lion"  Doyin Okupe went rolling on the floor at OBJ house in Abeokuta.

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Niger State residents plant diabolical object on PHCN Poll see photos;

Association of witches ...Dares PHCN Tafa LGA, Niger State.
Where is fashola they ask???

Come cut light now!
Broad day Witches
Dem born u reach???

Fuel Price Hike: NLC To Begin Nationwide Strike Wednesday

BEARING any last minute alteration, organised labour and its civil society allies have resolved to shut down Nigeria from Wednesday, May 18, over the hike in the pump price of petrol announced by the federal government last Wednesday.

Recall the Federal Government on Wednesday announced a new regime of price that took the pump price of petrol to N145 per liter from N86.50.

Vanguard gathered that labour leaders will not later than Sunday send a letter to government demanding a total reversal to the N86.50 pump price of petrol before 12 am on Wednesday, falling which all economic and others would be shut from Wednesday.

Photos Of Boko Haram Terrorist Captured By CJTF With Cameroonian & Nigerian Money

Photos Of Boko Haram Terrorist Captured By CJTF With Cameroonian & Nigerian Money - See more at:

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1 Dies, 8 Injured In Shopping Complex Collapse In Abeokuta

— May 13, 2016 6:25 pm |

One person was feared dead while eight others were seriously injured on Friday, as a four-storey shopping complex in the popular Itoku Market, Abeokuta, Ogun collapsed on them.

An eyewitness account indicates that about 15 persons were working in the State Government’s before it collapsed at about 8,30 a.m.

The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN), reports that angry residents threw stones at the engineer but the timely intervention of the police in the convoy of the Governor restored normalcy at the scene.

Men and equipment of the state Fire Service and officials of State and National Emergency Management Agencies mobilised to the scene to rescue trapped workers.

Mr Sulaimon Yakubu, the South-West Zonal Co-ordinator of NEMA, told newsmen that 16 workers who reported for duty had been accounted for.

He said eight of the workers were rescued unhurt while the remaining eight were rushed to the hospital.

“Five of the eight at the state hospital at Ijaiye are still receiving treatment, two of them have discharged themselves while the remaining one has died’’, he said.

Gov. Ibikunle Amosun, who addressed newsmen at the scene of the incident, expressed sadness over the death.
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“I feel sad at what happened and also take personal responsibility for the incident because I am the governor and the buck stops at my table.

“When things go right, we all take the glory together, but when things go wrong, I have to take responsibility.

“We have already sent our people to condole with the family of the deceased.

“The government has about 20 buildings in this area and we will conduct integrity test for all of them and we will even bring buildings down where necessary.’’ (NAN)