Wednesday, 8 March 2017

SCHOOL GIST

          200 level student sentenced to death for killing fellow student in Ibadan

A 200 level student of Lead City University, Ibadan, Moshood Owolabi, has been sentenced to death by hanging for stabbing his fellow student to death.

In his ruling on Wednesday, Justice Adegboye Gbolagunte of an Ibadan High Court condemned Owolabi to death by hanging for causing the death of one Seun Kolawole, two years ago.

A Physical and Health Education Department student, Owolabi caused the death of Kolawole by stabbing him with a bottle.

The judge said the counsel prosecuting the case, A. Olawale, a Deputy Director in the Oyo State Ministry of Justice had proved the case beyond reasonable doubt.

He said that the evidence tendered before him showed that the accused committed the offence as charged.

He sentenced him to death by hanging to serve as deterrent to others.

The judge further advised parents to always watch their children to prevent them from misbehaving and causing harm to others.

The prosecutor had earlier told the court that the convict stabbed Kolawole with a broken bottle in the neck, following a misunderstanding between him and the deceased.

He explained that the injury sustained as a result of his action resulted to the death of the victim.

Olawale said that the incident happened on Jan. 12, 2014 at toll-gate area of Ibadan.

He added that the offence was punishable under Section 319 of the Criminal Code, Cap. 38, Vol. II Law of Oyo State, 2000.

NIGERIA NEWS UPDATE

        Boko Haram: Nigeria, Cameroonian troops conduct clearance operation, kill many terrorists

By Seun Opejobi on March 8, 2017

The Nigerian Army in conjunction with its Cameroonian counterparts carried out a joint clearance operation to weed out Boko Haram terrorists along the border areas of both countries.

A statement by Army spokesperson, Brig Gen Sani Usman, disclosed that the two days joint operation which was led by Col Dourai and Lt Col Mohaman of the Cameroonian Defence forces had “troops drawn from the Cameroon’s Battalion Rapid Intervention, BRI, and 151 Task Force Battalion of 21 Brigade, Nigerian Army.”

Disclosing that the operation ended yesterday, the statement said troops of the two countries cleared “Siyara, Kote, Sigawa and proceeded to Bulabundibe, AdeleKe, Tchatike and Lamukura villages” all border areas.

In the course of the operation, Usman said the troops came in contact with “Boko Haram terrorists and neutralized many of them, apprehended two, while many other terrorists escaped with gunshot wounds.”

Usman disclosed that the troops recovered, “an unserviceable Toyota Canter, 7 Dane Guns and 5 Boko Haram terrorists’ flags, 4 vehicle tyres, 2 Motorcycles and vehicle spare parts.”

Addressing the Joint troops, at the conclusion of the clearance operation, the team leader, Col Dourai, stated that the operation was carried out to secure both countries’ borders from the menace of the Boko Haram terrorists.

EARN MONEY ONLINE

Earn real money online by working as a part time job easily, earn up to 2500$ dollars weekly guranteed join link http://dutyspace.com/?invite=94232