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Mohbad: Police Set 19-Man Investigative Committee to Unravel Cause of Death

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By Eric Elezuo

The Lagos State Police Command has began investigations to unravel the immediate and remote causes of the death of Afrobeat singer, Ilerioluwa Oladimeji Aloba aka Mohbad, whose death occurred on Tuesday, September 12, 2023.

Addressing the media on Monday while constituting the committee, the Commissioner of Police, Idowu Owohunwa, flanked by Mohbad’s family members, acknowledged that the death of the music maker has elicited loud responses and controversies, called on the general public to volunteer information to aid a speedy unraveling of the circumstances leading to the death of the 27-year-old singer.

The 19-man investigative panel of seasoned detectives is mandated to revert in two weeks

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After Kebbi School Attack, Gunmen Invade Catholic School in Niger, Abduct Many Students

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Gunmen in Nigeria kidnapped students from a Catholic school in the early hours of Friday, in the latest attack after U.S. President Donald Trump threatened military action over the treatment of Christians in the West African country.
Police and local government in Niger state, where the attack happened, confirmed that students had been abducted from St. Mary’s School, but they did not say how many.
TV station Arise News reported that 52 students had been kidnapped.
Nigeria’s security situation has been under heightened scrutiny since Trump threatened “fast” military action if the country fails to crack down on the killing of Christians.
Its government says Trump’s claims that Christians face persecution in Nigeria are a misrepresentation.
Police said security agencies were on the scene of Friday’s attack on the Catholic school, combing nearby forests to try to rescue those abducted.
The Niger state government said the school had ignored an instruction that boarding schools should be closed because of intelligence indicating a high chance of attacks.
Other attacks this week include the kidnapping on Monday of 25 schoolgirls from a boarding school in Kebbi state and an attack on a church in Kwara state, in which a church official told Reuters that 38 worshippers were taken by gunmen.
Source: Reuters
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Omotosho Orders Removal of Nnamdi Kanu from Courtroom, Says IPOB Leader Was ‘Unruly’

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Justice James Omotosho of the Federal High Court in Abuja on Thursday began delivering judgment in the long-running terrorism trial of Indigenous People of Biafra leader Nnamdi Kanu in the defendant’s absence.

The judge ordered that the proceedings continue without Kanu after describing his behaviour in court as unruly.

The decision followed the dismissal of three fresh motions filed by the IPOB leader, which the court deemed unmeritorious.

Kanu had interjected during the ruling, insisting that the court could not proceed as he had not filed his final written address.

He raised his voice in court, demanding, “‘Which law states that you can charge me on an unwritten law? Show me. Omotosho, where is the law? Any judgment declared in this Court is a complete rubbish.”

He accused Justice Omotosho of bias and claimed that the judge lacked understanding of the law.

After a brief recess, the prosecution, led by Adegboyega Awomolo, urged the court to continue the trial without Kanu, citing his disruptive conduct.

Justice Omotosho stated that while a defendant has a constitutional right to be present during trial, repeated misconduct can allow proceedings to continue in their absence.

“If a defendant misconducts himself or acts in an unruly manner during the course of his trial, his trial can be conducted in his absence,” he said.

He added that the Court of Justice is a temple of God.

He noted that Kanu’s unruly attitude was not new, as he had previously exhibited similar behaviour several times in the past.

The judge added that Kanu had indicated he would not present a defence, and that Thursday’s session was for judgment and possible sentencing.

Following the order, Kanu was removed from the courtroom, and the judge proceeded with delivering the ruling.

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Season of Delight: Glo Assures Subscribers of Abundance, Dream Home with ‘Jollof Promo’

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Globacom has once again set the national stage aglow with the unveiling of “Jollof Promo”, a recharge-and-reward campaign brimming with colour, excitement, and the irresistible lure of extraordinary prizes. In true Glo fashion, it is a celebration engineered with flair—an exuberant blend of entertainment, reward, and customer appreciation designed to ignite joy across the country.

Announcing the initiative in Lagos, the digital solutions giant declared that every recharge now counts for far more than connectivity. With each top-up, subscribers accumulate Jollof Points, the golden gateway into a world of winnings—from instant airtime and generous data bonuses to hefty cash prizes running into millions. Yet the crown jewel of this spectacular season is undeniably the fully completed bungalow in Ikeja GRA, one of Lagos’s most coveted and serene residential districts, waiting to transform one fortunate customer’s life forever.

“The Jollof Promo is our heartfelt way of celebrating and rewarding our customers,” the company affirmed. “With thousands of prizes worth hundreds of millions of Naira, this initiative deepens our commitment to giving back to subscribers across Nigeria, following the overwhelming success of our previous reward schemes.”

The journey begins with the Freemium Offer, an open invitation to abundance. With a simple recharge of ₦100 or more, customers enjoy complimentary airtime—a warm welcome into the Jollof experience. By dialling *278#, subscribers instantly activate the benefit and set themselves on the path to even greater rewards.

Participation, however, does not end with the Freemium tier. All subscribers are ushered into the Jollof Premium Club, where the stakes rise spectacularly. Here, daily draws offer a life-changing ₦10 million to a lucky winner, alongside ₦1 million each for three others and ₦100,000 each for an additional ten. It is a cascade of fortune designed to spread delight across thousands of households.

For those drawn to the thrill of daily gaming, Jollof Points unlock access to a suite of engaging games. The Jollof Freemium game stages hourly excitement from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m., with ₦1,000 up for grabs every hour—except at high noon, when the reward swells to an impressive ₦10,000. As the tiers ascend, the prizes grow richer: weekly trivia challenges offer ₦50,000, while monthly contests promise ₦1 million to sharpen minds and reward loyal participation.

With the simplicity of dialling *278#, subscribers old and new can step into this spirited carnival of rewards. Globacom urges Nigerians everywhere to embrace the Jollof Promo and savour not only the abundance it offers but also the host of innovative, customer-focused services that continue to define the Glo experience.

In a season shaped by generosity, imagination, and celebration, the Jollof Promo stands out as a masterstroke—a reminder of Globacom’s enduring promise to enrich lives, elevate experiences, and deliver telecommunications excellence with a distinctly Nigerian flair.

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