Police Compensates 17 Families Of Dead Officers With N1.9m

Bauchi State Command of the Nigerian Police,  has presented One Million, Nine Hundred Naira (N1, 900, 000) Cheques to 17 next-of-kin and families of officers and men of the command who died  while in active service.

The Bauchi State Commissioner of Police,  Halliru Gwandu, stated this during a brief ceremony at the command’s headquarters in the state on Tuesday.

Gwandu said  the presentation of the cheques was in compliance with the directive of the Inspector General of Police, that the welfare insurance package be released immediately to the families of the deceased.

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17 Remanded Over Killing Of Lekki Investment MD

A Lagos State Magistrate’s Court in Ebute-Metta yesterday ordered 17 people arrested in connection with the killing of the Managing Director, Lekki Worldwide Investment Limited, Mr. Tajudeen Disu, on Monday to be remanded in custody.
Delivering ruling in an application brought by the State Criminal Investigation Department (SCID), Magistrate (Mrs) Folashade Botoku said she aligned with the argument of the prosecution counsel which asked for the remand of the suspects for more days.

Disu was killed during a peace mission to one of the communities in the Free Trade Zone area in Ibeju Lekki after which 17 suspects were arrested by the DSS.?

Mrs Botoku however said what was brought before her was not a charge but an application to remand the suspects in custody to enable the police conduct thorough investigation. On the application for bail as requested by the counsel to the accused persons, she said while Section 264 empowers the court to grant the leave to remand them in custody, the same section does not empower it to grant them bail since it lacks jurisdiction to hear a murder case and cannot therefore consider the application for bail.

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Vigilante Kills 17 Boko Haram Militants In Borno, Mostly Teenagers

Seventeen members of the Boko Haram terrorist group were killed on Wednesday evening by youth vigilance group in Lahou village, Borno state.

Speaking from the attacked village, near Ngulde in Askira-Uba local government area, about 70 Kilometres to Biu, the biggest town in the southern part of Borno state, the leader of the youth vigilance group in the area, Apagu Bitrus said the terrorists attacked Lahou at about 4pm on Wednesday but met their Waterloo “as our men were able to overpower them.”

Apagu bustling with enthusiasm said, “We slew 17 militants on Wednesday evening as they invaded Lahou village and equally seized two vehicles from them.”

?He revealed that the attackers were all between the ages of 12 and 17 years.

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Kylie Jenner, 17, Wears ANOTHER Inappropriate Outfit As She Strikes Provocative Poses During Bikini Photo Shoot.

She was criticized for wearing a a risque outfit in London on Saturday.

And once again, Kylie Jenner has dressed far older than her 17-years after posing in yet another inappropriate ensemble.

On Tuesday, the Keeping Up With The Kardashians reality star was pictured provocatively posing in a cut-out swimsuit for a photo shoot in Los Angeles.

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