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Slain DPO: Monarch Arrested By Police, Three Feared Killed

Slain DPO: Monarch Arrested By Police, Three Feared Killed

Slain DPO: Monarch Arrested By Police, Three Feared Killed Security operatives, on Monday, arrested the King of Akoh Kingdom, His Royal Majesty Eze Ikegbidi, following the murder of the Ahoada Divisional Police Officer, Bako Angbashim, by suspected cultists last Friday. The slain DPO was ambushed and captured by gunmen while returning from an operation in Odiemere community, Ahoada East, and decapitated. Meanwhile, the arrest of Ikegbidi came on the heels of an indefinite suspension slammed on him by the state Governor, Siminilayi Fubara. The governor, in a statement, had accused the monarch of “ceding control of his territory to the…
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Newsflash: DPO Beheaded By Cultists During Raid

Newsflash: DPO Beheaded By Cultists During Raid

Newsflash: DPO Beheaded By Cultist During Raid The Rivers Police Command has been thrown into mourning after suspected deadly cult group beheaded the Divisional Police Officer (DPO) of Ahoada Station, CSP Bako Amgbasim. Amgbasim was said to have led his colleagues to raid some of the black spots in the Ahoada Local Government, to boost security, when they were suddenly ambushed by the group Icelander cult. It was learnt that the cult group, who were fortified with arms, overpowered the law enforcement officers during the gun battle that lasted for several minutes after the rain out of ammunition. Before now,…
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Just In: Senate President Godswill Akpabio Advised To Resign Immediately

Just In: Senate President Godswill Akpabio Advised To Resign Immediately

Just In: Senate President Godswill Akpabio Aadvised To Resign Immediately Niger Delta Women League (NDWL), has told the Senate President, Godswill Akpabio, to resign from his office “with immediate effect”. This call was made by the Niger Delta Women League (NDWL) via a statement made available to The Cable on Monday, August 21. The women said Akpabio was not elected to joke with the lives of millions of Nigerians, many of whom are groaning under hardship. The senate president recently immersed himself in controversy when he said money had been sent to the bank accounts of senators for their annual recess. Many…
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