Video: Interview with Akinyele Serial killers

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Seasons of Allegations.

Allegations, counter allegations. It is a seasons of indictment.

Panel of inquiries set-up to unravel the unthinkable.

Commissions set up to uplift standard of living have soiled their hands. Spending whooping 10billion naira as palliatives is appalling.

Minister of Justice indicted EFCC chairman for corruption.

Minister of Niger Delta is locking horns with ousted MD of the commissions

We have had some commissions of inquiry in the past, what was the outcome?

Corruption has become second skin ....

Inquiry upon inquiry...

Endless inquiry..

Nothing has changed.

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Arrest of Akinyele serial killers and dispensation of justice.

 

After many unsuccessful attempt to end criminality and senseless killings in Akinyele Local Government Area in Ibadan.

Police authority  have been able to nabbed suspects involved in killing spree in Akinyele.

The suspects confessional statements revealed that the killings have ritual undertones.

Now that the arrest has been made, what next?

Some couple of years ago, some ritual killers were arrested in  Soka, nobody knows or hear anything about the trial.

There should be quick dispensation of justice.

Kudos to police authority for a sterling performance in restoring peace back to Akinyele. 

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Interview with Tolu Arotile father.

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Gone too soon. A combatant officer and first female to occupy such role.

May her soul rest in peace.

NDDC - Is law gender biased?

Two individuals were indicted in an on-going NDDC probe.

Joy Nunieh and current Minister of Niger Delta are both in the eye of the storm.

But unfortunately, authority were bent on arresting only Mrs joy.

The last time I checked, Ministers do not have any form of immunity.

Is the law Gender biased?

Suffice to say, Governor Wike intervention save the poor woman.

No one is above the law.

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Sermon :What wisdom is ..............By Bishop David Oyedepo

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Age barrier inconsequential in job .....

Propose bill to eliminate age barrier in job placement is laudable.

Most qualify individuals have been denied jobs due to age discrimination

More fruitful bills should be consider to ameliorate hard life citizens go through.

Experience should be a major criteria in job placement. Also, job placement should be on merit ñot on the catchment areas.

Putting round square in a round hole is the way to go.

Giving the jobs of a carpenter to a doctor would introduce decays into the system.

Merit should be the key word, age sex, state of origin are inconsequential. Nepotism would ground our economy and meaningful development would be elusive.