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Almost every young person in Sagamu is a cultist' - Force PRO  The Police Force Public Relations Officer, Olumuyiwa Adejobi, has revealed that almost every young person in Sagamu, Ogun state, is a member of a cult group. He made this known in  a post via  his X page on Sunday.  He wrote."In Sagamu, almost every young person is a cultist. Okada riders, artisans, etc., are into cultism even more than students, and I think the whole town and Remoland, in general, should take action on it. "I am an authority on Sagamu cases. Ask them if they know me. No one from Sagamu can dispute what I've said. So don't worry about my statement, even the elders and Sagamites know." "Yes. Most of those who cause this wahala in sagamu are not even sagamites. At times, they come from Ijebu ode or Ago Iwoye to strike and move. In some cases, they come as far as Edo St. It's a problem that the whole system must tackle not only the security forces. It requires…  Credit: X | ...

The suspended CBN Governor Godwin Emefiele and other top officials of the bank may face trial afterall. This follows the stalling of the plea bargain move between the Federal Government and Emefiele Emefiele and the affected officials of the apex bank have “not made substantial concessions on some refunds expected from them.” Sources said that trillions of naira were being tracked by a federal agency but only a few billions of naira was offered as refundable by some of those linked to the suspicious transactions. some interceding forces and Emefiele have not made progress on the plea bargain terms. The Presidency was shocked by the “massive scale of fraud and flagrant violations of the CBN Act,” following interventions, the government’s investigation, initially coordinated by a security agency, had recommended plea bargain option with Emefiele, who wanted it. Despite Emefiele’s offer to step aside in August, the other aspects of plea bargain process were “not substantially met.” A sour...

My Father Was K!!led In My Presence - Singer Teni  Nigerian singer Teniola Apata, aka Teni Makaniki, has said the assassination of her father, the late Brig. Gen. Simeon Apata (retd.) in her presence greatly affected her. Speaking in an interview with media personality Taymesan, Teni disclosed that she was two years old when gunmen stormed their Lagos home and murdered her father in the presence of the family. The 'Uyo Meyo' crooner added that this affected her growing up as she has since developed trust issues. In the interview, shared Sunday by the host Taymesan on Instagram, Teni said, "Growing up with my father passing at such a young age, the trauma of losing my father at a young age affected me.  "You know, him being assassinated in the presence of all of us and all that stuff. I was 2 at the time. "Him passing away robbed me of a father figure. It sort of made me have trust issues growing up. Because they [gunmen] came into our house purposely to k!!l him....