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Cultism: Police Commend Ogun Government For Establishing Special Court

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Cultism: Police Commend Ogun Government For Establishing Special CourtThe Ogun State Commissioner of Police, Abiodun Alamutu, has praised the state government for establishing a special court to handle cult-related cases in the state.

Alamutu made the commendation on Tuesday during a security summit organized by the Ogun State chapter of the National Association of Nigerian Students (NANS) and the National Association of Ogun State Students (NAOSS) in Abeokuta, the state capital. The theme of the event was “Economic and Political Approach in Combating Insecurity.”....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶

The summit also saw the inauguration of the new executive members of NANS and NAOSS in the state.

Represented by Assistant Commissioner of Police, Haruna Adamu, Alamutu highlighted the significance of the special court in easing the burden on conventional courts and supporting security agencies in their fight against cultism.

He emphasized that cultism serves as the foundation for various other crimes in the state, with many criminals admitting to starting their criminal activities from involvement in cult groups.

Alamutu stated, “Today in Ogun State, the government has come up with a court that will deal with cultism issues. No case will be taken to that court apart from cultism cases. The creation of this court will help us a lot to reduce issues of cultism in this state.”

He also addressed other security challenges in the state, particularly highway robbery, mentioning the deployment of patrol teams along the state’s boundaries to curb such incidents.

Azeez Adeyemi, the Special Assistant to the Governor on Student Matters, emphasized the importance of collaboration between security agencies, students, and other stakeholders in addressing insecurity.

Adeyemi stressed the role of well-trained young people in economic development and security enhancement, urging stakeholders to work together to find innovative solutions to security challenges. He emphasized the need for policy decisions to reflect the input of various stakeholders for effective implementation.

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FROM PRISON CELL TO TIKTOK INFLUENCER: How A Convicted Killer Beat The System To Stream And Earn Cash Inside!

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  • Inmate on Death Row: Elijah Oyebode, sentenced to death by hanging in 2019 for the murder of university student Rofiat Adebisi, has allegedly operated multiple TikTok accounts from the Ibara Custodial Centre in Abeokuta, Ogun State.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶

    • Social Media Activities: Operating under handles such as @ayola.oluwafu, Oyebode actively participated in livestreams, collected donations, placed online bets, and reached Level 20 gifting status while interacting with users unaware of his status.

    • Impersonation Concern: He also set up a secondary account impersonating activist and TikTok host Omolola Awoyele, using her name and photograph before later removing them following a confrontation.

    • Staff Complicity Allegations: Oyebode claimed that corruption runs deep within the facility, alleging that correctional officers smuggle in prohibited smartphones, facilitate drug trades, and even escort wealthy inmates outside to supervise personal construction projects.

    • Official Response: The Nigerian Correctional Service (NCoS), through spokesperson Jane Osuji, acknowledged the potential presence of compromised staff and warned that unmonitored digital access poses a major national security risk, noting that over 1,400 officers have faced disciplinary actions for various misconducts.

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ENUGU IN MOURNING! FRSC Sector Commander Confirmed Dead After Brief Illness.

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The Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC) has announced the passing of Corps Commander Franklin Agbakoba, its Enugu State Sector Commander.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶

According to a statement released on Friday by Deputy Corps Commander in charge of Operations Kyrian Okolo, Agbakoba passed away on Thursday, July 30, while undergoing treatment at the Niger Foundation Hospital in Enugu. His remains have since been moved to the Eastern Medical Centre in Enugu.

While the statement did not disclose the specific cause or details surrounding his death, the FRSC paid tribute to his impactful tenure. Agbakoba was widely recognized for fostering strong collaborations among local security and emergency response agencies, as well as advancing vital road safety campaigns and partnerships throughout Enugu State.

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RING WARRIORS! Find Out Which Fighters Survived The ‘Chaos In The Ring’ And Took Home The Glory!

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Charles Okocha, Basit “Joker Boy” Adebayo, Yusuf Adeniji, Suleiman Jafaru, Michael Babalola, and Shiloh “Sugar Shy” Defreitas were among the top victors at the “Chaos in the Ring” boxing event held Friday night, July 31, at the Balmoral Convention Centre, Federal Palace Hotel, in Victoria Island, Lagos.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶

The headline celebrity rematch ended in high drama. Street-pop artist Habeeb Okikiola, widely known as Portable, was disqualified after exiting the ring before the first round concluded against actor Charles Okocha. The bout, billed as “Unfinished Business,” briefly descended into chaos following a wrestling exchange that required security intervention. Portable left the ring and, despite attempting a later return, officials ruled him out, awarding the win to Okocha. Prior to the fight, Portable had expressed his state of mind, stating, “I am not happy, but I want God to make me happy and my family.

Before the controversial main event, Basit “Joker Boy” Adebayo delivered one of the night’s premier performances by stopping Said Mohamed Hassan in the second round. The Nigerian boxer dominated from the start, securing a clinical knockout. Reflecting on the win, Adebayo said, “First of all, I want to thank Allah. I didn’t know round two was the round. I promised him round five. I prepared for this fight, and I was determined to face off with him.” The boxer also voiced his future intentions, asserting, “I’m ready to be the face of Nigeria. I think I am currently the face of boxing in Nigeria.

In other action, Yusuf Adeniji secured a unanimous decision victory over Rilwan Lawal in their super-featherweight clash. The judges scored the bout 79-72, 78-73, and 78-73, rewarding Adeniji for a composed and strategic performance.

A major upset occurred when Suleiman Jafaru scored a stunning knockout against former British super-welterweight champion Samuel Antwi. The victory earned Jafaru an immediate promotional deal with Balmoral Promotions and an electric car from an event sponsor.

Elsewhere on the card, Michael Babalola maintained his unblemished professional record with a unanimous decision win against Abidemi Rabiu, while Shiloh “Sugar Shy” Defreitas defeated Ghana’s Eric “Kojo” Quarm via unanimous decision in their welterweight bout.

In the evening’s other celebrity matchup, music artists Mr Real and Idowest battled to a five-round draw. Idowest contested the decision, arguing he did enough to win, prompting organizers to announce a rematch scheduled for October 1.

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