Photos: Man apprehended after he killed and buried a police officer to avoid paying N120k debt

The police in Ogun state have arrested a leader of Tiv Community in Opeji, Odeda Local Government Area of the state, Jonathan Tsekar, for allegedly killing a police corporal, Gbenga Adeboyejo over N120,000 he borrowed and did not want to return.



Parading the suspect before newsmen, the state commissioner of police, Ahmed Illiyasu, said the suspect and the victim, who was attached to Odeda Divisional Police, were engaged in a charcoal business before their business relationship turned sour.



Adeboyejo was reported missing by his father on December 1st. Investigations by the police led to the arrest of Tsekar who confessed that on November 24th, he invited the deceased to an isolated area where he used a plank to hit him on the head, ensuring he died so he would not refund the money he collected from him. He later buried the victim in a shallow grave at Opeji village.



When interviewed by newsmen, the suspect said he had no intention to kill Adeboyejo


“He (deceased) complained that his goods arrived late and we started arguing. He struck me with wood and I also struck him with the wood. I didn’t intend to kill him. When I realised he was dead, I dug a grave to bury him.”

Tsekar led to the police to the grave where the remains of the deceased was exhumed. The police boss said the suspect will be arraigned in court soon.

Strike: We have reached partial agreement with ASUU- Chris Ngige

The Minister of Labour and Employment, Chris Ngige, says the lingering strike action of the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU), might soon come to an end as the leadership of the union and the Federal government have reached a partial agreement.



Recall that the academic union began their strike action on November 5th to demand better funding for the Education sector.



Speaking after a reconciliation meeting with the union yesterday December 10th, the Minister told newsmen that the strike would soon be called off as efforts are being made to meet the demands of the union.


“We have finished our deliberation. I am happy to report that we touched some areas of understanding in implementation from the memorandum of action which we agreed to in 2017. Some of these areas we have substantial compliance and some other areas have not been fully dealt with. Like the issue of shortfall in salaries of some federal universities’ workers and lecturers, ASUU has given a list to the accountant-general’s office and we have agreed that by Wednesday that list should be cross-checked by the presidential initiative on continuous auditing. So, the accountant-general’s office is to get back to us by Wednesday.

“We also have the issue of earned allowances, revitalisation, these are issues of 2009 agreement and partial implementation and we have agreed on the modus operandi to look into the fund situation, this is due to low revenue on the part of government.

We have agreed on what we are going to do to make sure that the outstanding amount is handled in a way that all parties will be properly accommodated. We also discussed the issue of state universities and agreed also that even if education is on the concurrent list, the universities should be properly funded and staffed so that we do not produce half-baked students from those universities. In realisation of this, the ministry of education will set up a committee, that would engage the Nigeria Governors’ Forum, and the minister of education has taken steps in that direction to formalise the interaction. Thus discussion are fruitful and we do hope that in the next adjourned date we would have had the requisite result on the few agreements reached today.” he said

Also speaking to newsmen, the National president of ASUU, Abiodun Ogunyemi, said


“Our own understanding is that we heard promises made on the part of government, we shall await the report on all the issues, which they have made the promises. Only after that, we can get back to our members to take a decision.”

Unbothered Nicki Minaj shares sultry photos with her new man who is a convicted rapist and a murderer

Nicki Minaj is obviously unbothered by the widespread reports about her new boyfriend Kevin Petty, who is a convicted rapist and a murderer.

Petty was convicted of 1st-degree attempted rape of a 16-year-old girl in 1995. He served between 18 and 54 months for that crime, and he is a registered sex offender in New York.

According to new court records obtained by The Blast, Petty pleded guilty to first-degree manslaughter in the shooting death of a man named Lamont Robinson in 2002.

Despite the criticism Nicki has been receiving online, the rapper took to her Instagram to share these loved-up photos with her man and wrote: 'Oh they wanna talk? Let’s give’m smthn to talk about. ?? *Shania voice*'

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US singer Jacquees dropped two bags stuffed with $100,000 in cash onto the dance floor as wedding gift to his mother (Video)

American singer and songwriter, Jacquees, surprised his mom on her wedding day by dropping two bags stuffed with $100,000 in bundled bills onto the dance floor as a gift to her.

The wedding ceremony took place on Sunday at the Chateau Elan, a luxury winery, and resort in Braselton, Georgia.



In a video posted to Instagram by Miss Rici, the 24-year-old singer-songwriter begins with a lovely speech to appreaciate his mother Rosie Broadnax, standing on the dance floor next to the groom.

While saying that he wants to make sure that the couple will be 'set' up, he brought a large cloth bag and a Louis Vuitton duffel full of bundled bills and poured them onto the ground.

Sharing an Instagram photo of himself standing next to cash, he wrote'Just gave my mama 100k for her wedding gift. Ion give a f--k what a n---a got to say bout me in da streets !!! LOVE YOU MAMA !!!'

Watch the video below.

'Happy birthday to the best EX any girl can have' - Tonto Dikeh celebrates her former boo

Last night, Nollywood actress Tonto Dikeh celebrated a man believed to be her former boo with sweets words on his birthday.



To celebrate the man she simply described as Mico, Tonto Dikeh wrote; 'Happy belated birthday to the best ex any girl can have. Love you then, Love you even more now! My Craze I wish you all that you wish your self and Gods love. God bless you for us Short man. Lots of Love and kisses Mico'.

Nicki Minaj confirms new relationship with a convicted rapist, shares loved-up photo of them

Rapper, Nicki Minaj has appeared to confirm that she is in a new relationship with a convicted rapist.

According to several reports, the mystery man is a 40-year-old father of five and convicted rapist identified as Kenneth 'Zoo' Petty. Series of his mugshots were also posted online last week. Read previous report here.



Taking to her Instagram page this morning, the 36-year-old rapper shared a sweet photo of them posing together and another image of her new man and wrote: 'Did you ever make it out of that town where nothing ever happens?..it's no secret...that the both is us are running out of time.'