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BREAKING: Judge Declares That Prostitution Is Not A Crime

on December 20, 2019

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This is a first and shows that all hustle na hustle..............

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The name Esabod is a household name. The name came from the names of Madam Esther Tokunbo Aboderin. She was born in Ibadan in the year 1961 March 26th. Her mother was late madam Foyeke. She was born into the famous Aboderin family of the ancient city of Ibadan. She started secondary school in the year 1974 and graduated in 1979. She was admitted into the University of Ibadan to study Medicine,l.she did not finish the study and left the school to work at the default toll gate in Ibadan.

A NOTORIUS DRUG TRAFFICKER BULLY ELIZABETH LIZZY ANJORIN USING THE NIGERIA POLICE TO UNLAWFULLY ARRESTB HER ...

It is no longer breaking news that Lizzy Anjorin—well-known for her controversial remarks on social media—alongside the Nigerian Police Force, orchestrated the unlawful arrest of Kofoworola Akanji on July 23, 2025. Despite clear instructions from the esteemed AIG at Zone 2, who advised that the matter was not a police issue and should be resolved privately, Kofoworola Akanji was unexpectedly charged to court the very next day and subsequently detained at Kirikiri for alleged offenses she did not commit.

Teenager jailed following robberies in Wisbech..Bukkyjesse son

A teenager who went on a week-long crime spree in Wisbech, including two robberies, has been jailed. Oluwagbemileke Awoyemi, 19, began the series on 5 March, when he stole a basket full of goods from Asda in North End before making off on a bike he stole from outside the shop. Two days later he entered Harecroft Stores, in Harecroft Road, at about 1pm, before returning a short while later wearing a balaclava and demanding money from the man at the till. He walked around to the till area and pulled out a knife before the victim, a man in his 50s, handed over about £45 in cash and Awoyemi left on a bicycle. On 9 March, a woman in her 50s was walking into Wisbech town centre on the phone to her friend at about noon when she realised she was being followed. She turned around to see Awoyemi cycle past her but carried on her way into Union Street where she then felt an “aggressive snatch” out of her hand and realised Awoyemi had stolen her mobile phone. She went into two nearby mobile ...

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