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A popular pastor renowned for his miracles and healing crusades has found himself in serious trouble over an embarrassing allegation. The popular pastor is reputed for miracles in one of the Pentecostal churches in Benin City, Edo state, and he is in now in ‘hot soup’ ‎over an allegation of staging fake miracles to defraud unsuspecting church members. According to Reporters an aggrieved member of the gang stage-managing the miracles for the ministry reported himself and the church to the police in the state capital. Operatives of the State Criminal Investigation Department (SCID), Police Command headquarters, Benin City, have swiftly launched an investigation into the case. Dependable sources at the state police command headquarters revealed that the  Founder and  General Overseer of the ministry (name withheld) has been invited and quizzed. He was said to have alleged that the self-claimed evangelist owed him N48,000.00 being his agreed fee for sitting in a whee...

This is likely the list of those who returned stolen money from the government that is about N115billion. According to information gathered by The Nation yesterday, the list include some politically exposed persons, ex-military chiefs and some of those involved in the $115million poll bribery scandal. It is not yet clear if the Federal Government will release the list of names of all the looters who returned their loots as they had promised. Besides, the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) is said to be tracking about $3.9billion believed to have been stolen.  The recovered cash includes the following: $3.1b  from Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) accounts (the money was paid to the oil giant by the Nigeria Liquefied Natural Gas (NLNG) Limited); $1m seized from a former Chief of Air Staff;  National Broadcasting Commission (N10,061,172,600); another Chief of Air Staff(N2.3b); an ex-presidential aide (N900m); a businessman (N750m); an ...

Wahala!What is actually happening in Nigeria?A customer was forced to use paper to write down deposits at UBA because the bank was not having  deposit slips.This is an eyesore

Nemesis has finally caught up with members of a deadly cult gang that killed three students of the Abia State University, Uturu (ABSU) with two of the victims beheaded on March 12, 2016. Four cult members that participated in the evil mission were yesterday paraded by the Department of State Services (DSS) after two months of “painstaking investigation” that led to their arrest. The state Director of DSS, Mr. Korede Kamoju, who paraded the suspects at government house Umuahia, said  the suspects were members of the Burkina Faso cult group, who “ planned and executed the deadly operation ” at Chido Lodge, an off campus hostel where their victims resided. The paraded suspects included Chikezie MacDonald (a.k.a Walking Dutch), 22; Chidozie Obi (a.k.a Small Boy), 21; Chukwuemeka Awom (a.k.a Archangel), 25; and Chigozie Francis Eberendu (a.k.a Star Boy), 23. In the deadly attack on the victims, who were members of the Maphite cult group, the suspects killed Ebuka Nwaigbo an...

Troops of 1 Division Nigerian Army involved in Operation SHARAN DAJI, along with other security agencies, today ambushed suspected armed bandits that wreck havoc on some communities in Kubau Local Government Area, Kaduna State. At the ambush, the troops were able to kill 3 notorious armed bandits, recovered 3 Locally Made Pistols, 1 Dane Gun 1 J5 Bus with registration number KMC 33 YE KANO and a Driving License. Similarly, today also, the troops conducted a clearing operation around Kurmin Dande in Chikun Local Government Area of Kaduna State. During the clearance, they arrested 1 suspected cattle rustler who is undergoing interrogation. The troops have also intensified patrols at Madachi general area in Katsina State. In addition, they have been meeting with heads of the local vigilantes within the 10 Local Government Areas in the State where cattle rustling and armed banditry seems prevalent in order to synergize efforts.

The Lagos State Police Command has arrested four workers of a construction company for allegedly abducting their Chinese boss, Hang Kumming, in the Ajah area of the state. Punch Metro learnt that Kumming, who works in GMC Construction Company, Ajah, was abducted at about 5am on Sunday. It was learnt that the expatriate was returning home from work, when a seven-man gang of gunmen attacked him, beat up his driver and whisked him away in a car. PUNCH Metro gathered that the case was reported at the Area J Police Command, Ajah, and thereafter transferred to the Special Anti-Robbery Squad, Ikeja. Police operatives on Tuesday were reported to have arrested the four workers – Amos Loko, Adebowale Johnson, Oluwadare Segun and Videgnonz Taiye. PUNCH Metro learnt that the Chinese was rescued on Wednesday in a hideout in the Igando area of the state and had been reunited with his family. A police source said the four workers connived with the gang of kidnappers to abduct the victim ...

Niger Delta Avengers took to their twitter page to claim that they blew up SPDC forcados 48" after they refused to heed to their warning to not to go ahead with repair works.