Noble ICE “Blood flowed, heads broken at Lagos #BBNaija auditions” — An Eyewitness Account I passed by the venue yesterday morning and the crowd was already beginning to overflow. Read Ivan-Whyte Eagle Lawson’s very detailed , jarring, albeit hilarious eye witness account to that farce called BBN auditions. According to him, blood flowed, limbs were torn and heads broken. Where do I start from? From going for BBN auditions to turning to a casualty specialist and helping admit unconscious bodies in the hospital? Mentally traumatized:Permit me this tautology. The blood and mangled flesh I have seen this morning alone could fill up a 400 leaved photo album if I decided to take pictures. Have never been happier to be back home. As early as 5am this morning,my mum phoned me. I told her I was preparing to head to Ikeja for the Big Brother Naija auditions,and she seemed hesitant with a response to that. I kind of expected a ‘good luck’ or something s...
Noble ICE Trailer Load Of Tramadol, Illegal Drugs Worth N44M Seized By Customs. Operatives of the Nigerian Customs Service in Niger State has impounded a trailer carrying tramadol and other substances suspected to be illicit drugs worth about forty-four million naira (N44,000,000). The trailer carrying the items was intercepted by the service’ special strike force along minna-suleja-minna road. They were concealed under sacks and other items. Briefing journalists on the seizure and other seizures made, at the Nigerian customs service command headquarters in Minna, the national coordinator of the strike force, Deputy Comptroller of Customs, Abdullahi Kirawa said but for the eagle eye of men and officers in his team, the items would have made their way into the society, pointing out what dangers they could pose to the society. He said one person has been arrested in connection to the items and that investigation is still ongoing to unravel other culprits. Mr Kir...
Noble ICE According to a report by Punch Metro, police operatives on stop and search duty at Nyanya, a satellite town in the Federal Capital Territory, have arrested one Tochukwu Nwodo, 32, and his accomplices, Gabriel Ileso, 32, and Michael Damelak, 20, for being in possession of a fabricated pistol and three live ammunition. The FCT Police Command said the suspects confessed during interrogation that they were on the way to a robbery operation with the firearm, which was allegedly supplied by a dismissed soldier, Friday Audu, 32. The FCT Commissioner of Police, Bala Ciroma, said two fabricated pistols, 11 rounds of live ammunition, an expended ammunition and some military uniform and accoutrements were recovered from them. While speaking to journalists, Audu, who was dismissed from the army along with over 300 others for mutiny in Maiduguri, Borno State, last year, said he knew nothing about the recovered pistols. He accused one of his co-suspects, whom he claimed was his...
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