03/09/18
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Rapper, Olamide Adedeji a.k.a Baddo is off the ‘singles’ market as he has proposed to his girlfriend and long-time partner, Adebukunmi Suleiman.

The Singer who popped the question on Thursday night, shared the news to fans on his Snapchat account.

The day happened to be her birthday which also coincides with the International Women’s Day (March 8).

He wrote: ‘Happy birthday Mamito you are more than amazing…to greatness and in another post, “My senior wife… Oya we have a wedding to plan,” he said.

The couple who have been dating long before Olamide rose to fame, welcomed a son, Maximiliano Adedeji in 2015.

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A group, Vision Spring Initiatives, has called for increased sexuality campaign in the country, urging the government to remove restrictions on sexual and reproductive health rights.

The group spoke on Thursday while inaugurating a campaign, ‘My Body, My Right’ as part of activities commemorating the International Women’s Day.

The Project Coordinator, Mrs. Ngozi Juba, lamented that there was dearth of information among young girls which exposed them to abuse.

She said, “Many young people lack information on comprehensive sexual rights and this makes them vulnerable to abuse. It is also not cool for society to keep quiet on sexual education of children. Parents should educate their girls on how to make informed choices.

“Research has proved that young people are sexually active. If that is true, how do we ensure that they have enough knowledge and service and are not judged when they ask questions about sexuality? The government needs to look into our regressive laws on abortion because many girls are dying from unsafe abortions.”

A member of the group, Ayodele Oluwatobiloba, said women should be allowed rights to their bodies, including their clothing.

She noted that victims of rape and domestic violence should be encouraged to speak out.

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A mobile policeman, Mr. Sunday Ibrahim, attached to a Lagos-based businessman, identified only as Salau, has been missing since July 2017.

The distraught wife of the policeman, Grace, 35, told PUNCH Metro that she had been living in sorrow and uncertainty since July 28 when she last talked with her husband on the telephone.

Narrating the story amidst tears, Grace said Sunday, with service number 240620, who was serving at the Special Protection Unit, Zone 11, Osogbo, was asked to protect the businessman and members of his family in Lagos.

She said, “My husband told me that his boss posted him to a man in Lagos and told him that he would come back later. We used to communicate very often on the telephone. We talked many times in a day. But on July 28, 2017, I called him and his phone rang out.

“I called a second time and somebody picked it and said he was having a bath. I called after a while and the person told me that my husband would call me back; but I did not hear from him.

“I went to Zone 11 to ask for my husband’s whereabouts, and they told me that he was posted to where there was no network and that he would call me back later.”

The woman said despite repeated visits to the zone and the Osun State Police Command to know her husband’s whereabouts, she did not get any information about him.

Sunday’s brother, Ezekiel, said a police officer at the SPU warned him against coming to the zone to disturb them with the issue of the missing cop.

He added that a woman at Zone 11 also warned the family against going to report the case to the press.

The businessman, Salau, told our correspondent on the telephone that he had asked Sunday to escort his family on a trip in July 2017.

He explained that during the journey, there was a robbery attack during which the policeman alighted from the vehicle and fled.

He said he had not seen him since then.

“He escorted some members of my family on a trip. Between Ilesa and Ife, there was a robbery during which the robbers shot and killed my niece. The driver told me that he (the policeman) ran into a bush and they did not see him after the incident.

“The case was reported to Zone 11 and to the Commissioner of Police in Osun State. On compassionate grounds, I paid the school fees of his children. I don’t know anything about his disappearance and you can verify from the police,” Salau said.

The state Commissioner of Police, Mr. Fimihan Adeoye, said he was investigating the robbery because it happened in his jurisdiction.

The Assistant Inspector-General of Police in charge of Zone 11, Mr. Agboola Oshodi-Glover, said the case was under investigation.

“We will get to the root of the matter. I don’t want to say more than that,” he added.

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Comptroller-General of Immigration, Muhammad Babandede


Two officers of the Nigeria Immigration Service have been arrested for attempted human trafficking through the Murtala Muhammed International Airport, Ikeja, Lagos.

The officers, who were arrested on Thursday, were among those who worked at the airport but were said to be off duty as of the time of their arrest.

Eyewitnesses said they attempted to traffic six underaged girls to Omar and Kuwait aboard Ethiopian Airlines before they were caught.

A source at the airport said they were apprehended by officials of the Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria at the departure hall.

“The officers had attempted to evade arrest, but a combined team of security agencies at the airport overpowered and arrested them,” the source said.

Another source said the girls had been taken to the National Agency for the Prohibition of Trafficking in Persons, while the officers were detained for questioning.

The NIS spokesperson, Mr. James Sunday, confirmed the incident via a telephone chat with our correspondent.

He said the NIS had ordered an investigation into the incident to reveal the identities of the suspects and apply appropriate sanctions.

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The Lagos State Governor, Akinwunmi Ambode, on Thursday said graduates of polytechnics and colleges of technology in the country should use their training and skills to create jobs and become employers of labour rather than job seekers.

The governor spoke during the 26th convocation of the Lagos State Polytechnic in Ikorodu, Lagos State.

Ambode, who was represented by the Deputy Governor, Dr Idiat Adebule, noted that the economic climate of the country required that young entrepreneurs be determined to create wealth and employment opportunities.

“On our part, we will continue to move education from the norm of certificate acquisition to the level of knowledge development through technology and skills acquisition.

“No society can develop without good investment in the education of its citizens, or providing an enabling environment for ideas to thrive.

“You are to create employment opportunities where none exists and drive investment and economic empowerment for many others,” the governor added.

In his address, the polytechnic Rector, Mr. Samuel Sogunro, said, “By becoming job creators, you (graduates) will be playing your part in stemming down the level of hopelessness among young graduates who seek the non-readily available white collar jobs.”

Sogunro named the overall best graduating student as Omotoyosi Fatogun, with Cumulative Grade Point Aggregate (CGPA) of 3.81 in the School of Pure and Applied Sciences, Department of Science Laboratory Technology.

The Chairman, Governing Council of the polytechnic, Prof. Tajudeen Gbadamosi, pledged to partner the government in addressing many of the challenges that affected the development of the state.