Four days ago, a motorcycle rider, lost his manhood after an unidentified penis thief touched his leg and his private part suddenly disappeared.

The Okada rider narrated the strange ordeal to an Instagram user, @Sleeq2dabone, who had shared the bizarre story and videos on his Instagram page.

Giving an update on the strange case, @Sleeq2dabone shared two new videos of the bike rider, identified as George Innocent, summarizing his scary ordeal.

He also revealed that his penis has been restored back adding that he confirmed with an unidentified hospital.

Innocent also claimed that the doctors told him to have sex with a woman to confirm if his manhood is now functioning properly.

The bike rider said he initially refused but at the doctor’s incessant he went to a brothel adding that it was the first time he would patronize commercial sex workers.

Recall that it was reported that the penis thief hit the bike rider on his legs with a magic ring he wore on his fingers.

The timely intervention of the police saved the penis thief from jungle justice.

The incident happened Omole Phase2, Lagos State.

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A very pretty 29-year-old Kenyan lady was found dead at her house in Luciane apartments on Kitale Lane, off Dennis Pritt road, nairobi on Thursday afternoon.

The lady, identified as Monicah Nyawira Kimani was found dead inside a bathtub by her sister who came visiting.

The sister told police they had to break into the house having failed to get a response after knocking several times.They were shocked to find the body in the bathroom with a slit neck. Nyawira lived alone.

Her hands had also been tied from behind with a rope, an indication that Nyawira was tortured before being killed.

According to the relatives, Nyawira had just returned to the country on Thursday from South Sudan where she worked.

She was scheduled to Fly to Dubai on Friday evening. Police questioned a caretaker and guards at the flats.

Monica’s body was discovered by her brother George, on Thursday afternoon, who found her body dumped in a bathtub inside her apartment.

“Tulivunja mlango tukaingia, nilipata amekatwa shingo na ako dipped in a bathtub with her hands tied and the water was running,” he told Citizen Digital.

“I came to check on her since my mother had called and she wasn’t picking. I sent her a message but she never replied yet we were to meet, since she was to travel to Dubai today,” he added.

The 29 year old had reportedly landed from a business trip in South Sudan and had allegedly met two friends on Wednesday night.

In an interview, her father shared that she had recently bought a house in Ruaka but wanted to live nearer to town hence she moved to Denis Pritt Road.

The father reveals that he would have paid her debts if she had any, that might have led to her killing. He wants to know why his daughter was killed.

The Central Bank of Nigeria has asked all customers of former Skye Bank now Polaris bank, not to fret or panic as their money in the bank is safe. This evening, the apex bank revoked the license of the former Skye bank.

The CBN governor, Godwin Emefiele said the decision had been reached following the inability of the owners of former Skye bank to shore up the capital of the distressed bank which had earlier received a N350 billion intervention in July 2016.

He announced that the Cental bank had injected N786 billion into the bank to return it to soundness and profitability. In a statement released this evening, the apex bank says the former Skye Bank which would now be known as Polaris bank will continue banking activities all branches of the former Skye Bank on Monday September 24th.

“We wish to assure all depositors that under this arrangement, their deposits shall remain safe and that normal banking services shall continue in the new bank on Monday, 24th September 2018, to ensure customers to transact their businesses seamlessly.”CBN says

Early today, the Directorate of Criminal Investigations – DCI Detectives arrested two Nigerians and one Tanzanian for engaging in electronic fraud in Kenya where local banks lost huge amounts of cash. According to reports, most of the money defrauded from the local banks was withdrawn outside the country.

The following items were confiscated from the suspects:ATM cards, Laptops,Cheque books among other exhibits.

The suspects are currently in lawful custody and will be arraigned in court on Monday.

The operation to weed out more Electronic Fraudsters continues.

EFCC, on Thursday, September 20, 2018, secured the conviction and sentencing of one Jones Patrick Biyere, a pilot, to 13 years imprisonment before Justice Mohammed Idris of the Federal High Court sitting in Ikoyi, Lagos.

The convict was arraigned sometime in 2006 on an amended 13-count charge bordering on conspiracy and exporting of forged cheques.

Biyere alongside one Tony Adeyemi and a man simply identified as Eddy, who are still at large, had, on May 31, 2006 in Lagos, fraudulently forged and signed 10 Lloyd’s TBS cheques with numbers 002108; 002104; 000096; 00091; 005263; 005260; 000147; 000144; 000546 and 000550.

The defendant was alleged to have attempted to export the said cheques to a foreign country through the offices of the United Parcel Services (UPS) situated at Somolu and Gbagada.

One of the counts reads:”That you, Jones Patrick Biyere (Alias Jimmy Johnson), Tony Adeyemi (at large) and Eddy (at large), on or about 31st May, 2006 at No. 15 Macarthy Street, Onikan, Lagos, within the jurisdiction of the Federal High Court, fraudulently and knowingly forged Lloyds TSB Cheque No. 002108 and thereby committed an offence contrary to Section 3(2) (a) of the Miscellaneous Offences Act, Cap. 410 Laws of the Federation of Nigeria, 1990 as amended by Act No. 62 of1999.”

The defendant pleaded not guilty to the charge and was granted bail. In the course of the trial, the court had to revoke the bail in view of the defendant’s refusal to attend trial. The court had also frowned on the defendant’s bid to stall his trial by constantly changing his counsels who sought adjournments.

Delivering his judgment today, Justice Idris held that it was a ploy to continue to delay and frustrate the case, which he inherited from two judges of the court.

The Judge further held that the prosecution had proved its case beyond reasonable doubts and found him guilty on counts 1 to 13.The defendant was sentenced to 10 years imprisonment on counts 1 to 11 and 15 years on counts 12 and 13.
The sentences are to run concurrently.