Illbliss

Illbliss did not chase trends. He did not bend easily to industry pressure. He built his brand slowly, deliberately, and strategically. In a Nigerian music industry often dominated by fast rising pop stars and viral sensations, Illbliss carved a different path. He became a voice of Eastern Nigerian hip hop, a respected lyricist, a label executive, and a cultural architect.

But long before the title Oga Boss became synonymous with his name, there was Tobechukwu Melvin Ejiofor, a young boy growing up in Enugu with hunger in his heart and rhythm in his spirit.

The Boy From Enugu With A Sharp Mind

Illbliss was born on December 30, 1979, in Enugu State, Nigeria. Growing up in the eastern part of the country, he experienced a culture deeply rooted in pride, resilience, and enterprise. Igbo culture emphasizes self determination and hard work, and those values shaped him early.

As a child, he was observant and intelligent. He loved words. He enjoyed storytelling. He paid attention to conversations and the way elders expressed themselves. That early fascination with language later became his weapon in rap.

Music entered his life gradually. American hip hop from artists like Jay-Z and Nas influenced his lyrical style. Back home, Nigerian hip hop was evolving, and artists like Mode 9 were pushing lyrical boundaries.

Illbliss studied them all.

Education And Early Rap Dreams

He attended the University of Nigeria, Nsukka, where he studied Political Science. University life exposed him to broader intellectual discussions about society, governance, and power.

Those themes later appeared in his lyrics.

He began participating in rap battles and underground performances. The early days were not glamorous. There were no major sponsors. No viral moments. Just passion and a microphone.

He sharpened his craft in small circles.

The Birth Of A Persona

The name Illbliss emerged as his artistic identity. It represented lyrical sharpness mixed with calm confidence.

He was not flashy.

He was calculated.

Unlike artists who focused purely on club anthems, Illbliss leaned toward conscious hip hop. He rapped about politics, social issues, ambition, and survival.

He wanted respect more than hype.

The Eastern Movement

One of Illbliss’s greatest contributions to Nigerian music was helping build a structured hip hop scene in the East.

At a time when Lagos dominated the industry, Eastern Nigerian artists struggled for recognition.

Illbliss believed Enugu and the Southeast deserved a stronger voice.

He co founded Capital Hill Music, a record label and creative hub designed to nurture talent from the region.

This move was revolutionary.

He was not just chasing his own career.

He was building infrastructure.

Dat Ibo Boy And National Recognition

In 2009, Illbliss released his debut album Dat Ibo Boy. The project was both cultural and lyrical.

l was the one that called Actress Iyabo Ojo when l heard she wanted to shoot The Return of Arinzo and l told her, Munmy, even if is just one scene, she should allow me to feature in her movie and she said No problem darling

Today I am an Actress and I'm so happy for the opportunity given to me and God bless Actress Iyabo Ojo - Wunmi Mohbad wife reveals at the Filmone Exhibition

King Mitchy has just reacted to VeryDarkMan’s video.

According to her, she never wanted to apologize.

She claimed it was Nasboi who asked her to apologize and that he was the one who posted it and wrote the caption on her page, as she did not think she should address the issue yet.

Wahala …Why is Alhaji Alufulani li£1ng against me? They have started again, This people wanted to use me free of charge just because l said it’s not possible even celestials called me they paid me cash let alone Awon Alfas, l was so shocked when l saw my picture on their banners and they were using me to advertise to people that l would be coming to their Ramadan Lectures and l said if they wants me to appear free of charge then they have to come to my compound Odukwu bar for the event and they declined they said they are scared of me and I told them to pay me then and that was it

All these Alfas are funny do they think l don’t know how to receit Quaran and Kewu infact l have enough Alfas around me I don’t need more, warn them to leave me alone ooo…Portable Omololami replies Alhaji Alufulani

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About Us – Fintter

Our Story

Fintter was born from a simple idea: people talk every day, but very few are truly heard. In a world crowded with content, trending headlines, and noise, authentic conversations often get lost. We wanted to create a space where stories matter, curiosity thrives, and every voice has the chance to be understood.

What We Do

At Fintter, we turn conversations into meaningful content. We ask the questions that matter, listen deeply, and share insights that inspire, educate, and connect. From podcasts and interviews to articles and social media content, everything we create is designed to spark thought, foster understanding, and bring people closer together.

Our Mission

We exist to help people feel seen, heard, and understood. Our mission is to:
• Build meaningful connections through storytelling
• Give voices a platform to share their journeys
• Turn curiosity into knowledge, and knowledge into action

Why Fintter?

Because every story matters. Every question matters. Every conversation can change how we see the world. Fintter is more than a brand—it’s a community, a platform, and a mindset for anyone who believes in the power of human connection.

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Wanted Drug Suspect ‘Kanmo-Kanmo’ Arrested 12 Years After Alleged Killing Of Three NDLEA Officers
A long-wanted drug suspect popularly known as “Kanmo-Kanmo” has been arrested by operatives of the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA), 12 years after the alleged killing of three NDLEA officers.

According to the agency, a search of his hideout led to the recovery of 69 kilograms of skunk, a potent strain of cannabis. The suspect had reportedly been on the run for over a decade following the deadly incident involving NDLEA personnel.

The arrest is being described as a major breakthrough in the agency’s sustained fight against drug trafficking and attacks on law enforcement officers, bringing a sense of justice, healing, and closure to the families of the fallen officers and the nation at large. Investigations and prosecution processes are now underway.

#NDLEA #DrugWar #CrimeWatch #NigeriaNews

NDLEA Arrests Infamous Drug Kingpin “Kanmo-Kanmo” 12 Years After Murder of 3 Officers; Female Vendor Also Nabbed

Lek​an Jimoh, aka “Kanmo-Kanmo,” a notorious drug lord wanted for 12 years after orchestrating the killing of three NDLEA officers in 2014, has been arrested in Owode, Ogun State. NDLEA recovered 69kg of skunk during the operation. Kanmo-Kanmo had previously escaped a 2023 raid where 1,922kg of cannabis was seized and his warehouse forfeited to the government. The arrest ends a long manhunt, while a female online vendor was also apprehended for drug trafficking. Justice may finally catch up with the violent kingpin.

#KanmoKanmoArrest #NDLEA #DrugBust #OgunState #JusticeServed

Wahala Don Set for Delta! 26-Year-Old Woman Accuses Baby Daddy, Family of Brutal Beatings, Child Neglect

Wahala don sup for Delta State as a 26-year-old woman, Favour Kalamatoro, has come out with a heartbreaking story of alleged domestic abuse, assault and child neglect by her children’s father and his family.

Favour, an Urhobo indigene from Obiayagha in Ughelli South, told SaharaReporters that her nightmare began after she went to her children’s father’s house in Udu Local Government Area to check on her two kids. Instead of peace, she said she was attacked by the man, Ikovie Odephiare, his mother, Mrs Ikovie Ekaete, his elder brother, Ikovie Etabunor, and other relatives.

According to her, she has two children with the man—a four-year-old boy and a seven-month-old baby girl—and has endured years of abuse, abandonment and suffering that pushed her into street begging and menial jobs just to survive.

Favour revealed that the violence started while she was pregnant with her second child.
“I was physically assaulted by my children’s father, his mother and his elder brother, all because I went to visit my kids,” she said.

She alleged that during her pregnancy, she was constantly insulted, starved and beaten.
“The abuse started when I was seven months pregnant and living in his house. He would insult me, beat me and even starve me, forcing me to go outside and beg for food while I was pregnant,” she narrated.

Things reportedly got worse when she was eight months pregnant.
“He beat me until I fainted, threw me out of the house and locked the door. Neighbours rushed me to a clinic, and I almost lost my baby. I survived, but the next day, the beatings continued.”

Unable to cope anymore, Favour said she left the house with her first child and began hawking sachet water just to feed herself and the boy.
“I packed my things and left with my four-year-old son. I started selling ‘pure water’ just to survive,” she said.

She further alleged that after she delivered her second child, the man and his family abandoned her completely.
“When I gave birth, none of them came to see me. My father and siblings paid all the hospital bills and took care of me and my two children.”

Although the children’s father later promised her family that he would take responsibility, she said he never fulfilled it.
“Six months later, he came and told my father he would take care of the children and pay the hospital bills, but he never did.”

According to Favour, whenever she asked for money to buy baby food or diapers, she was insulted and threatened.
“He told me not to ask him for anything again and said if I was tired, I should bring the children to him. Later, he told me never to contact him again because he wanted to start a new life and family, while we had nothing to eat.”

She said she once involved the police in Warri so he could formally agree to support the first child, but after sending ₦15,000 once, he allegedly stopped.
“He told me I could do my worst, that he was not afraid of the police or anybody.”

Favour also explained that years of dependence left her without any skills or stable source of income.
“He left me handicapped. I had no handwork, no business to fall back on. The small business I tried to run was ruined because he kept borrowing money from me.”

Out of desperation, she said she eventually took the children to their grandmother’s house for care, begging her to feed them. According to her, the woman initially agreed.

But wahala really burst when she went back to visit her children on Monday, January 10, 2026.
“When I went to see my children, their father, his mother and elder brother gathered and beat me. They punched me, flogged me with a cane and even a shovel, damaged my phone, and I sustained bruises on my mouth and all over my body,” she alleged.

Favour said she reported the matter to the police, but before officers could make an arrest, the children’s grandmother reportedly fled with the kids. She added that when police contacted the children’s father, he claimed he was out of town. Officers later discovered that the mother’s shop had been abandoned, allegedly on his instruction.

As of the time of filing this report, SaharaReporters said attempts to reach Ikovie Odephiare were unsuccessful, with his phone lines reportedly switched off.

“This is my story,” Favour said. “I am seeking urgent help to protect myself and my children.”

For many Nigerians reading this, one thing is clear: domestic violence and child neglect remain serious issues, and in this case, wahala don truly set oo for Delta.

Can Anyone Really Push Wike Out of Rivers Politics? FCT Minister Boasts of Unshakable Control, Defies Rivals, and Says Only His Camp Truly Delivered Tinubu’s 2023 Victory

Is Nyesom Wike still the most powerful political force in Rivers State, and can any group truly challenge his grip on the state’s politics? The Federal Capital Territory (FCT) Minister has answered that question with confidence, declaring that no political camp can push him or his loyalists out of Rivers State, despite threats, attacks, and growing opposition since the 2023 general elections.

Speaking during a visit to the Port Harcourt City Local Government Area Secretariat, where he met party leaders, traditional rulers, women, and youth groups, Wike insisted that his political structure remains intact and battle-tested. “Nobody in this state can push us out. We have led this war since 2023 and we have never reneged,” he said, adding that his supporters had stood firm in the face of intense pressure.

The former Rivers governor explained that his ongoing tour of the state’s 23 local government areas was both a show of appreciation to his supporters and a rallying call to maintain backing for President Bola Ahmed Tinubu ahead of the 2027 elections. According to Wike, Rivers State remains one of the President’s most dependable strongholds.

“If there is one state the President knows he can go home and sleep with his two eyes closed, it is Rivers State,” he declared, arguing that his political camp paid the price for its early and unwavering commitment to Tinubu’s Renewed Hope agenda.

Wike also fired back at politicians he accused of opportunism, claiming that those who failed to support Tinubu in 2023 are now attempting to take over the Renewed Hope movement. He dismissed such efforts as dishonest and bound to fail. Using a vivid metaphor, he said they were like people who contributed nothing to a meal but suddenly wanted to eat first once the food was ready.

Describing Port Harcourt as a politically complex, cosmopolitan city, Wike said electoral victories there are particularly difficult, making any success significant. He further claimed that Rivers State is unique in its ability to bring leaders of the two major political parties together to work as a team—a strategy he said was central to Tinubu’s victory.

“This is the only state where you can see the leadership of two major political parties working as a team,” he said, urging other states to emulate Rivers rather than resent it.

While projecting strength, Wike also called for unity, humility, and responsive leadership within the state. “Leadership is not a birthright,” he warned, adding that good leaders must listen to the people and be willing to change when advised. He concluded by praising the Port Harcourt City council leadership for its cooperation and urged sustained unity to drive development.

His bold remarks raise key political questions: Is Wike’s dominance in Rivers truly unbreakable? Are his rivals capable of mounting a serious challenge? And will Rivers remain a decisive power base for Tinubu as the 2027 elections approach?

NDLEA Declares Delta Man Jerry John Edhekρo ‘King Jerry’ Wanted Over Drug Trafficking – What You Need to Know

The National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA) has officially declared Jerry John Edhekρo, also known as Jerry or King Jerry, wanted for his alleged involvement in multiple drug trafficking activities. According to the agency, Edhekρo is a Nigerian national from Iyede Town, Isoko North Local Government Area of Delta State, and is currently under investigation for several illicit drug offences.

The NDLEA released a statement accompanied by the suspect’s photograph, urging members of the public to provide credible information leading to his arrest. Citizens with knowledge of his whereabouts are encouraged to contact the nearest NDLEA command or use the agency’s toll-free helpline.

The agency emphasized that Edhekρo’s declaration as wanted followed intelligence reports and ongoing operations connecting him to multiple illegal drug transactions. In the statement, NDLEA reaffirmed its commitment to intelligence-led operations targeting drug traffickers, warning that individuals involved in drug-related crimes would face legal action.

Officials described the suspect as a Black Nigerian male and reiterated the agency’s determination to track down and bring suspects involved in drug trafficking and related offences to justice. The NDLEA also urged residents to assist law enforcement in curbing drug crimes by reporting suspicious activity promptly.

This announcement underscores the NDLEA’s active campaign against drug trafficking in Nigeria, and the agency’s insistence on public cooperation reflects the seriousness of its ongoing efforts to dismantle criminal networks involved in narcotics.

With drug-related crime posing significant threats to public safety and community well-being, the agency continues to deploy strategic operations across the country, reinforcing its mandate to protect citizens from the dangers of illicit drugs.

‘Wanted’ Nigerian Miner Mundasa Denies Evading Arrest, Refutes NSCDC Allegations of Impersonation and Illegal Mining

Alhaji Mohammed Dahiru Salihu, popularly known as Mundasa of Mundasa Global Limited, has refuted claims by the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC) that he is on the run over allegations of impersonation and illegal mining. Salihu insisted he has never been invited for questioning and is a licensed miner operating legally under all necessary approvals.

The controversy arose after the NSCDC Mining Marshals arrested five men allegedly linked to Mundasa Global Limited for illegal mining and impersonation, including using a Toyota Hilux branded with NSCDC insignia. Salihu and his lawyer, Douglas Najime, explained that the vehicle was donated by the company to the NSCDC and was driven by a manager to supply diesel to an excavator in the absence of Civil Defence officers.

Najime emphasized that Salihu remained accessible throughout the investigation, that his company operates fully within Nigerian mining laws, and that allegations of illegal mining and impersonation were false and misleading. The miner called the claims damaging to his reputation, asserting that all necessary licenses and permits for his operations are intact and available for verification.

Breaking News

Ghanaian Prophet Eboh Noah who said the world will finish on the 25th of December just splashed $89k dollars on a 2025 Mercedes Benz . That’s about 100 million Naira .

Millions was alledgedly donated to him by Christians all over the world to built the Ark and bro just made sure he got all he wanted .

Moral lesson : African Christians need to wise up and rise up too .

JUSTIN The sad news circulating online is true — Geh Geh’s house has been burnt.
I held back from posting initially because I wanted confirmation. A few hours ago, he posted a single line: “The heart of man is wicked.” That alone says everything.
Let this be a lesson to all of us: move smart. Not every win needs to be on the internet. Not every achievement needs a post. Sometimes, privacy is protection. Keep building quietly. Let your results speak when the time is right.
Our prayers are with him. May God restore all that he lost, strengthen him, and open even greater doors ahead.

Nigerian Army Arrests Notorious Bandit Kingpin Fidelis Gayama in Benue–Taraba Border Operation

The Nigerian Army has captured a high-profile bandit leader, Fidelis Gayama, during an intelligence-led operation in Vaase Community, Ukum Local Government Area, Benue State. Gayama, linked to multiple kidnappings and armed robberies along the Benue–Taraba axis, is reportedly associated with another wanted criminal, Aka Dogo. The arrest, carried out by troops of Forward Operating Base Wukari under Operation Whirl Stroke, is considered a major blow to criminal networks in the region. The suspect is now in military custody and will be handed over to authorities for investigation and prosecution. The Army urged residents to continue providing credible intelligence to aid ongoing security operations.

WHEN A TERRORIST TESTIFIES BEFORE THE WORLD:

BELLO TURJI SPEAKS, AND NIGERIA STANDS ACCUSED

By
Sa'adiyyah Adebisi Hassan

What does it mean when a country’s Minister of Defence becomes the subject of a public rebuttal by a self-confessed terrorist?

What do we call a nation where a mass murderer feels confident enough to issue a sermon, clarify figures, confirm negotiations, and invoke God while the state watches in silence?

Nigeria no longer needs analysts.
Nigeria now has testimony.

FULL STATEMENT BY BELLO TURJI (UNEDITED, QUOTED IN FULL)

Bello Turji, a globally wanted terrorist leader responsible for mass killings, kidnappings, and terror across Nigeria’s North-West, released a video message. Below is his statement quoted word for word, from A to Z, as spoken:

“In the name of Allah, the Most Beneficent, the Most Merciful.

People of the world, I greet you with the Islamic greeting: Assalamu alaykum wa rahmatullahi wa barakatuhu.

My Muslim brothers and sisters in Nigeria and across West Africa, I wish you well. I do not need to mention my name, everyone knows who I am. I am Muhammad Bello Turji.

We make demands on the government, and if the government listens and changes its ways, by Allah, there will be peace. But if the government refuses, then by Allah, you know who I am. I am Bello Turji.

I am here to send a message to those who have turned our lives in Nigeria into dust. They keep killing us, and they keep arguing among themselves, blaming one another for what is happening.

I listened to the confession of Musa Kamarawa, who does not know what he is doing. This same Musa is claiming he has evidence, especially after Matawalle sued the cleric Murtala Asada.

Musa Kamarawa, by your own words you have now admitted that you are a terrorist like us. Yes, I agree that the Zamfara State Government under Matawalle asked you to act as an intermediary between us and the government in order to negotiate peace. But about three percent of what you are saying is a lie.

You claimed that we came to the Government House and that Matawalle gave me ₦30 million. I swear by Allah, since the day I was born, Matawalle has never given me even ₦5 million. I am not here to defend Matawalle.

In this world, the person I hate most is Matawalle. During his tenure as governor, there was a day when we buried 70 people - men, women, and children - killed by a bomb blast. It was also during his tenure that my father was unjustly arrested and sent to prison. You know this very well. So tell me, how can I love Matawalle?

However, I will not allow you to use my name to defame someone or lie against anyone. Yes, during Matawalle’s era, negotiations took place. Anything you say, I can defend myself alongside the late Kachalla Halilu, who is no longer alive.

Musa, you are a hypocrite. You claimed Matawalle gave us ₦30 million - were you the one who held the money? I am a witness. Morsidi and I went to see Matawalle, but he did not give me even ₦3 million. I swear to Allah.

You also spoke about dusa. The dusa was given after negotiations, when we agreed to stop killing and the government also agreed to stop killing us. Your committee was given the responsibility to buy the dusa, at ₦650,000 per bag.

Musa, you do not fear Allah. You are a bad person. Even if Matawalle is killed today and only you are left, you will not live forever. Fear Allah, Musa Kamarawa. Fear Allah.

If terrorists are truly what the authorities are looking for, then they should arrest your godfathers - the former governor of Sokoto State and Yarima. We have heard that what is happening in Zamfara and Sokoto began with them. Were they not the ones who destroyed Fulani houses? Were they not the ones who created local vigilante groups to kill Fulani people?

Musa Kamarawa, you know me and I know you. The house you live in, in Isa Local Government - about one kilometre away - was it not your godfather who bought Fulani settlements and cleared them? Yet you still ask who brought trouble to Zamfara? Your godfathers are the source.

Subhanallahi, wa iyyazu billahi.

Before Matawalle became governor - during Shehi’s era - who then was sponsoring us ? We come from Rabbil ‘Alamin, from Almighty Allah. No one is bankrolling us.

If you are attempting blackmail, know this: no one can use us for politics. We have nothing to do with politicians. No one can use me to blackmail anyone.

Matawalle cheated me, and I leave him to Rabbil ‘Alamin.”

That is the full statement.
Nothing added. Nothing removed.

WHAT THIS CONFESSION ACTUALLY MEANS

Strip away the religious language and personal grudges, and what remains is devastating:

1. A terrorist publicly admits to negotiations with a state government.

2. He confirms intermediaries were officially used.

3. He confirms material items (“dusa”) were provided after negotiations.

4. He disputes amounts - not the act itself.

This is not denial.
This is damage control between criminals and power.

INTERNATIONAL LAW: THIS IS TERRORISM FINANCING - FULL STOP

Under international law, none of this is ambiguous.

United Nations Security Council Resolution 1373

Criminalizes:

Direct or indirect support to terrorist groups

Provision of funds, goods, food, or logistics

Negotiations that involve material benefit

There is no “peace talks” exception when:

terrorists remain armed,

no formal disarmament occurs,

and killings continue.

Financial Action Task Force (FATF)

Defines terrorism financing as:

“The provision or collection of funds or assets, directly or indirectly, with the intention or knowledge that they be used by a terrorist organisation.”

Food, vehicles, cash, livestock feed - all qualify as assets.

Comparative Reality

In Colombia, officials went to prison for negotiating with FARC.

In Italy, governments collapsed over mafia talks.

In Pakistan, ministers were removed for “contacts.”

In France or the UK, a defence official would be suspended within hours.

In Nigeria, a terrorist clarifies the deal on video.

THE MOST DAMNING PART: THE CONFIDENCE

Bello Turji did not hide. He did not run. He did not whisper.

He spoke calmly. He invoked God. He corrected records. He warned others.

That confidence is not accidental.

It comes from a system that has lost its fear of law.

THIS IS STATE FAILURE IN REAL TIME

This is no longer about politics. Not about parties. Not about religion.

This is about whether Nigeria still qualifies as a sovereign state under international norms.

When terrorists speak like insiders,
when defence officials remain untouched,
when confessions meet silence,

the world draws its own conclusions.

Nigeria is crying and the evidence is speaking for itself.

Man Arrested In Delta For Sexually Abusing Stepdaughter For Over 20 Months, Forcing Abortion Drugs After Pregnancy
Man Arrested In Delta For Sexually Abusing Stepdaughter For Over 20 Months, Forcing Abortion Drugs After Pregnancy

According to Edafe, the suspect, who is married to the girl’s mother and has children with her, was arrested on Thursday following a report made by the victim’s school proprietor.

The Delta State Police Command has arrested a 42-year-old man for allegedly sexually abusing his 13-year-old stepdaughter and impregnating her, before attempting to terminate the pregnancy using drugs he reportedly sourced through online searches.

“What is most alarming in this entire case is that after impregnating this child, the man went online, searched Google for abortion drugs, bought them, and forced the girl to take them,” Edafe said.

“The abuse went on for about one year and eight months before the child found the courage to speak up,” Edafe said.

The police spokesperson explained that the case came to light after the young girl approached her school proprietor with a troubling question.

“She asked, ‘If someone that is not your father is having sex with you, will you have the same blood?’ That question raised immediate concern and the police was invited.

"That was the confusing question and that was what let the cat out of the bag. She then opened up and narrated that for the past one year and eight months her stepfather has been molesting her sexually. In fact, the first day he forcefully raped her was when she was 13 years old.

"It did not end there, having done it that night he continuously violated this girl every other night. It still did not end there, August this year this little girl missed her period and told this man, ‘I have missed my period.’ Meanwhile the man is her step father, married to this girl's mother and this girl's mother has a child with him.

“It didn't stop there, the man bought pregnancy test kit. I believe having done the test and discovered she was pregnant, he went to the Internet and googled on how to abort pregnancy.

"He went and bought a drug (12 tablets) and additional (six tablets). He forced this child to take it because he wants to abort pregnancy. He didn't stop there, he went to the Internet again I think when the period refused to come and bought an injection that ordinarily supposed to be an (IV) intravenous infusion, that should be given through the vein, and he bought for this girl and forced her to take through the mouth.

"The name of this drug is Oxytocin. The pharmacist who actually sold the drug to him we have actually arrested the pharmacist so that other pharmacist should learn that prescription drugs should only be given when there's a prescription."

Victim’s Account

In an interview, the victim, whose identity was withheld because she is a minor, recounted the incident, stating, “The man is my stepfather; I am 14 years old now. The first day he violated me, he called me inside the room and started touching me," she said, adding that even if she had shouted nobody would have heard her.

"So he started touching me and from there pulled down my pants and there was no way I could escape outside. He started molesting me, forced himself on me. He started having carnal knowledge of me. It started since last year January."

When asked about the drugs, she said, "He bought drugs for me to take when I missed my monthly flow. When he told me he wanted to buy drugs I asked him which kind of drugs; is it abortion drugs? He said no but that it would flush my system. He knew I had not seen my period because then I didn't know I was pregnant.

"He told me to say when I go to church that I am having runny stomach so that my mother will allow me come back home to enable him continue molesting me."

During an interview, the suspect corroborated both the police statement and the victim’s account of events.

‘I’ve Been Raping My Stepdaughter Since She Was 13’ –Suspect

When asked to give his account, the man, whose name had not yet been disclosed, stated, "I am 42 years old. The girl is my stepdaughter. I have been having sex with her for about a year now.

“I started having sex with her since in January last year, 2024. I bought these drugs here when she told me she has missed her period. I just want to use the drugs to flush it out. I got the drugs from the pharmacy. I got to know about the drugs through Google search."

Meanwhile, SaharaReporters’ search on Oxytocin revealed that the drug is primarily administered in hospital settings for the management of incomplete, inevitable, or mid-trimester abortions.

This medication should only be administered by qualified healthcare professionals in a controlled clinical environment due to potential risks, including uterine rupture and water intoxication.

Ondo Chief Judge Defers Hearing in ‘Wanted’ Amotekun Officers’ Case to January 2026

The Ondo State Chief Judge has postponed the hearing in three fundamental rights cases involving Amotekun officers declared “wanted” to January 6, 2026. Human rights lawyer Tope Temokun, representing the officers, revealed that the court ordered formal service of the Respondents before proceeding. The officers, who filed suits seeking redress over the alleged unlawful declaration, remain at risk of staying in hiding over the Christmas and New Year period. Temokun confirmed that motions for stay of execution and the setting aside of the arrest warrants will be filed in the Magistrate Court to ensure the applicants’ safety and protection of their constitutional rights.

Mary Carole McDonnell is #wanted by the #FBI for her alleged involvement in a fraud scheme in Los Angeles and Orange Counties in California. Beginning in approximately July of 2017, and continuing to May of 2018, McDonnell is alleged to have knowingly, and with the intent to defraud, devised and participated in a scheme to obtain money, funds, assets, and property owned by a bank:

Ogaooo ...l never knew my Oga was going to Kpaii like that, l only wanted her Ph0nes and some Money...25yrs Old security guard, Godwin Mugumi, who c0nniv£d with tw0 others to Kpaii a retired Female Chief Judge, Justice Ifeoma Okogwu (Rtd) at her home in Asaba 2 weeks ago

£leribu Godwin confessed he barely started working with Madam ifeoma a week ago and he insisted he only wanted her phones and Power Bank, so when he got inside , he t1ed her hands, legs and conv£rd her nose and mouth which prevented the woman from br£athing, due to lack of air she eventually Kpai

I am not happy now, l shouldn't have Kpai her and l am pleading for 9ja Govt and Law to Forgive me, l will not do that again....Eleribu Godwin Mugumi Reveals.