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Messy Divorce: How Ex-Abia LG Boss Deceived, Manipulated Lady to Loot Husband’s Properties – Witness

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The dust raised by the role a former Abia Local Government, LG Chairman from the Central Senatorial Zone of the State played in instigating a messy divorce between a once happy couple is yet to settle down even as more facts has emerged buttressing allegations that the randy politician practically wrote the script that tore the marriage into shreds

Out of two witnesses, a matter is established, says the Holy Book. In the matter of the messy divorce case instigated by the former LGA chairman, three witnesses have revealed that indeed the former LG Chairman was the sole author and producer of the drama that has engulfed a once happy home.

Our reporter spoke extensively with the driver of the Lady at the centre of the mess; Her biological brother and a painter that works for the family, and from their revelations, we established an intimate relationship between the former LG boss, all confirming our last report, with additional revelations

The Lady’s younger brother confirmed acquaintances with the randy politician whom he said his sister introduced to him as ‘’her godfather”.

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After the introduction, he added that the former LG boss cajoled him to always be around his in-law’s house to protect his sister, that he (the Chairman) will be giving him money to do his bidding

Asked whether his brother-inlaw and his sister were having problems before he met the LG boss, he replied in the negative.

The youngman maintained that he could have been under a spell or simply deceived by the regular huge sums of money he was receiving on regular basis from the politician. He narrated how he woke up one morning to receive an alert of N100,000 from the politician who later called him and instructed him to park his brother inlaw’s properties to an address in Victoria Island

He told our reporter that, the scale fell off of his eyes, when he suspected that the “godfather” status has turned to amorous relationship and taken a dangerous dimension as he later overheard the politician instructing his sister to grab all she could from her husband’s home and flee because the husband had concluded plans to bring back his first wife, a story he found out later were all lies.

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‘’In fact, that so called LG Chairman destroyed my sister’s marriage by manipulating her against her husband and I reported same to my family”, he concluded.

The driver to the Lady who has worked with the family for about 4 years said he began to notice changes in what he thought was a political relationship after the election. He explained that before then, he would drive his Madam to the ex-Chairman’s family house, somewhere in Aba and they will go inside the building – just the two of them for several hours while he would sit at the gate with the security guards.

He said he initially thought nothing about it as the ex Chairman regularly showered him with huge amounts of money during such visits and sometimes, through money transfer, but he began to get suspicious as the visits became more frequent and always with only between two of them in his matrimonial home, and maybe because, his family is said to be living outside the country. I began to wonder how a responsible man could be bringing another man’s wife to his family house ?

He added that his suspicions were further spiked by the video calls he often noticed between his Madam and the man, which often goes on for several hours when the husband is not at home

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‘’Even when driving Madam, they will be talking non-stop on the phone for hours and be calling each other pet names”, the driver said. He further disclosed that the politician instructed his Madam to disconnect the car tracker, an instruction he had executed on the orders of his madam twice.

Our reporter has so far been able to corroborate the revelations with phone chats and bank transactions in our possession.

In the course of the investigations, the former Chairman was confronted with the allegations, with pieces of evidence, but he arrogantly queried why he is being called out alone. He boasted that he is only one of the many lovers of the Lady and named a former member of the House of Assembly, who was also a former Commissioner in the State who once gifted her N3m? He also mentioned another serving lawmaker, and a bigtime telephone dealer based in Lagos.

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Army acquires 43 drones, wings 46 Turkey-trained personnel

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The Federal Government has bolstered the Nigerian Army’s operational capacity with the acquisition of 43 Bayraktar TB2 drones, primarily for deployment in the North-West theatre of operations.

The Commander of the Nigerian Army Space Command, Brig. Gen. U.G. Ogeleka, disclosed this on Tuesday during the winging ceremony of 46 personnel trained in the operation and maintenance of the drones.

The initiative, codenamed Project Guardian, aims to strengthen military operations against insurgency and other security challenges in the region.

“Between May and September 2022, a team of 35 officers and 11 soldiers from the Nigerian Army’s routinely piloted aircraft system regiments underwent specialised training in Turkey on the operation and maintenance of the Bayraktar TB2 drones,” Ogeleka said. “The training crew included multi-piloted aircraft pilots, mission operators, avionics, and mechanical engineers and technicians.”

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Out of the 46 trained personnel, 14 are multi-piloted aircraft pilots, seven are mission operators, and 23 are engineers and technicians.

Ogeleka presented 22 of the trained personnel for the winging ceremony, noting that the others are actively engaged in operational duties.

The Chief of Army Staff, Lt. Gen. Olufemi Oluyede, praised the acquisition of the drones and the training of personnel as significant steps toward enhancing the army’s professionalism and combat readiness.

“The winging of these 22 officers and soldiers as pilots and certified maintenance engineers is a morale booster for others in service,” Oluyede said. “It confirms their readiness to operate and maintain the Turkish Bayraktar TB2 drones in our inventory.”

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Oluyede further revealed plans to procure additional unmanned aerial systems in the coming year to strengthen military operations across all theatres in the country.

The drones will play a critical role in addressing security challenges in the North-West, a region plagued by banditry and insurgency.

Their advanced surveillance and strike capabilities are expected to significantly enhance the Nigerian Army’s operational effectiveness.

This development underscores the government’s commitment to leveraging technology to improve national security and highlights the Nigerian Army’s drive to modernize its arsenal and build capacity within its ranks.

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With more unmanned aerial systems set for acquisition, the military’s ability to conduct precise, real-time surveillance and combat operations is poised for substantial improvement.

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Ondo Assembly mulls 10-year jail term for land grabbers

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The Ondo State House of Assembly is considering a bill that proposes harsh penalties for land grabbers, including up to 10 years imprisonment for forceful entry or illegal takeover of properties.

Governor Lucky Aiyedatiwa has further reinforced the fight against land grabbing by signing an Executive Order to prohibit such activities.

The order aims to end forceful entry, illegal occupation of landed properties, and fraudulent or violent conduct related to land in the state.

To strengthen enforcement, the governor has established a Task Force to protect property rights, uphold the rule of law, and ensure a secure environment for property owners and residents.

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The proposed bill also includes severe penalties of up to 21 years imprisonment for selling family land without the consent of the family head or secretary.

Hon Moyinolorun Ogunwumiju, the lawmaker representing Ondo West Constituency 1, who sponsored the bill, spoke during a public hearing on the bill

Hon Ogunwumiju assured stakeholders that the bill would improve land administration, protect landowners, attract investors, and foster peace and development in the state.

He explained that the bill sought to regulate land dealings, protect landowners and buyers, penalise encroachers, and criminalise unregistered agents.

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Ogunwumiju said the bill proposed penalties of up to 10 years’ imprisonment for forceful entry or takeover of properties and up to 21 years for selling family land without the consent of the family head or secretary.

Speaker of the Assembly, Hon Olamide Oladiji, urged committee members and stakeholders to ensure the bill served the interests of the people.

He said the bill would maintain order in the state and impose necessary sanctions on offenders.

“Land grabbers pose a significant threat to property acquisition. Their activities ranging from trespassing, forceful occupation, and illegal sales of properties to multiple buyers must be confronted decisively.”

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Majority Leader and Chairman of the House Committee on Rules and Business, Oluwole Ogunmolasuyi,  said the bill, would benefit the society at large

Ondo Commissioner for Justice and Attorney General, Kayode Ajulo said the bill would enhance land administration and complement the executive order signed by Governor Aiyedatiwa.

Stakeholders including traditional rulers  called for full implementation of the bill when signed into law.

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FG earmarks N250bn for Lagos-Abuja rail project in 2025 budget

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The federal government has made an allocation of N250 billion in the 2025 budget for the Lagos–Abuja mass transit rail project.

This budgetary investment is part of a broader plan to revitalize Nigeria’s infrastructure and stimulate economic growth.

The government’s focus on infrastructure development is rooted in the belief that it is a cornerstone of long-term economic planning.

By investing in critical infrastructure such as roads, railways, energy, healthcare, and education, the administration aims to create a conducive environment for both domestic and foreign investment.

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The Lagos-Abuja rail project, in particular, is expected to have a transformative impact on the Nigerian economy.

By improving transportation connectivity between two major economic hubs, the project will facilitate the movement of goods and people, reduce logistics costs, and stimulate economic activity.

Additionally, the project is expected to create numerous jobs, both directly and indirectly, contributing to the country’s overall employment rate.

The government’s infrastructure investments are also aimed at addressing regional disparities.

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By connecting different parts of the country through improved transportation networks, the administration hopes to stimulate economic growth in underserved regions, reduce poverty, and promote equitable development.

The 2025 budget signals the government’s commitment to transforming Nigeria’s infrastructure landscape.

By investing in critical projects like the Lagos-Abuja rail line, the administration aims to lay the foundation for a more prosperous and connected Nigeria.

However, the success of these initiatives will depend on effective planning, efficient implementation, and transparent governance.

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