A Nigerian man is mourning the loss of his daughter, who passed on after a brief illness.

Taking to his Facebook page, the man identified as, John-mary Uzochukwu shared photos of his daughter captioning the photos:

“It pains me 2 d hrt dat my little Angel,who didn’t do any wrong 2 d world is gone.My world z gonna crash cos she’s al I got .My irreplaceable Gold is gone who’s gonna console, who’s gonna make me smile d way u do. 2day I voice my grievances it shall Eva b wil wit who so ever did dz 2 me .God of vengeance pledge my case Rip Taata”

“Am left alone in this world,but I can not question d almighty cos Him alone knows my feelings. Ur memories wil Eva b green in my hrt. Sweetie rest in peace til we met again 2 part no more. I luv u vry much my Angel .JEE NKE OMA CHINECHEREM”

“Heavenly father you said that our body is your holy temple not for any hiding place for sickness,I hereby speak d word dat any power’s or principalities of d wicked form against my baby CHINECHEREM shall be in vain in Jesus mighty Name Amen. I miss u xo xo much my Angel.”

Two teenagers who sold a stolen laptop for N2,000, have been arrested by the operatives of the Lagos State Police Command for allegedly breaking into a shop on Jakande Estate, in the Ejigbo area of Lagos State, to steal the laptop.

The police also arrested two others – 27-year-old Adejagun Babatunde and 20-year-old Lawal Wasiu – for allegedly receiving the stolen laptop from the teenage burglars, Punch Metro reports.

The Lagos State Commissioner of Police, Edgal Imohimi, on Wednesday said the case was worrisome because minors were involved.

Imohimi said:

“The command’s operatives attached to the Ejigbo Police Division on September 2, 2018, arrested two teenagers (names withheld), aged 13 and 14, who specialised in breaking into people’s shops.

“Luck ran out on them when they burgled a shop at Block 397, Jakande Estate, Ejigbo, and made away with one generator valued at N15,000; one HP laptop, valued at N90,000; one amplifier, valued at N40,000; and one CD mixer, valued at N150,000.

“The police have arrested their adult collaborators, 27-year-old Adejagun Babatunde and 20-year-old Lawal Wasiu. The two adults bought the stolen HP laptop for N2,000 only. The adult suspects will have their day in court, while the child offenders will be handed over to the gender section for appropriate action.”

One of the teenage burglars, said he took the laptop inside an opened shop, adding that he was accompanied by his friend to a complex at Ejigbo where they were paid N2,000 for the laptop.

The second teenage suspect said he was only involved in selling the laptop.

The buyer of the laptop, Babatunde, said he got to know the boys through Wasiu.

He said:

“Wasiu came to me that the two children wanted to sell a laptop. They told me that they wanted to sell the laptop because they were hungry, adding that the laptop belonged to their brother, who was no longer a deejay.”

Wasiu said:

“The two boys said they were hungry and that I should give them money. I told them that I did not have money and I directed them to Babatunde.”

David okorogheye, the delta state boy who floored his jamb and waec with 332 and 9A1’s respectively has been denied admission into the university of lagos to study medicine, on the ground of his young age.

The 15-year-old who stunned the general public by his outstanding performance, was not allowed to take part in the post UTME exams, he has been asked to try again next year when he comes of age.

Efforts to contact relevant authorities as to whether he could be considered for special admission has proved abortive as authorities say the law must be followed.

The lad however has come to terms with the surrounding suituations and says he will wait for the next year’s admission.

According to sun news, David who hopes to become a neurosurgeon, had his passion activiated when he watched doctors battle to save the life of his late father when he was 8 years old, and since then vowed to study medicine so he can save lives.

With his father late, David is currently been sponsored by his mother and family members who are proud of him.

No fewer than 41 suspected homosexuals have been arrested by security operatives in Bauchi State.

The suspects were arrested during a joint operation by men of the Nigeria Police Force and the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps, Bauchi State command.

The Police Public Relations Officer in the state, Kamal Abubakar, who confirmed the incident, said the police had charged 37 of the suspects to court.

He said, “Although we gathered through intelligence reports that the suspects were homosexuals, we did not charge them to court as homosexuals or lesbians since we did not catch them in the act. But we charged them for being public nuisance since they were arrested at a birthday party.”

The Bauchi State Commissioner for Religious Affairs, Alhaji Ado Zigau, said the suspects were arrested based on intelligence reports.

He said,

“Intelligence reports revealed that some lesbians and homosexuals planned a gathering at the Federal Secretariat Conference Hall. Security operatives were mobilised to the scene and they arrested quite a number of the suspects. Each security team arrested some suspects and took them to their office for interrogation.”

Meanwhile the state command of the NSCDC paraded four of the suspects.

The Public Relations Officer of the corps, DSC Garkuwa Adamu, said,

“On September 1, 2018, intelligence information revealed that some group of youths suspected to be homosexuals were having a meeting at the Federal Secretariat and we swung into action and arrested four suspects.

“The suspects are Abubakar Adamu, 18; Usman Abubakar, 20; Dalhatu Hassan, 19; and Mukhtar Mohammed, 20.

“We recovered three Jincheng motorcycles, one Haojue ladies motorcycle, one generator, three birthday cakes, four GSM phones and other souvenirs during the operation,” he said.

One of the suspects, Abubakar Adamu, denied being a gay.

He said

“We are not gay; we don’t have lesbians among us. I organised a birthday party and invited my friends. I sat with a female friend when I was arrested. I am a tailor and we followed due process and applied to use the Federal Secretariat Conference Hall, which they gave us.

“After we finished the birthday, security operatives came in and arrested us. But we are not homosexuals and we don’t belong to any association.”

When asked how he got money to organise the birthday, he said

“I am a tailor. My customers pay me between N400 and N2,500. My friends contributed some of the items. I have learnt my lesson and I will not organise a birthday party again.”

Source: Punch