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A Nigerian soldier, simply identified on Facebook as De Myt Trill, left his friends shocked when he made a shocking declaration about himself. The gallant soldier who is currently combating the Boko Haram group in Maiduguri wrote: 'I no longer have feelings for humanity I am now a weapon, a killing machine,' he said. A declaration, which two of his friends are still shocked...

Tragedy struck today as a recent IMSU Political Science graduate was shot dead at the school. The deceased, Ndubuisi Diego, was awaiting his NYSC posting when he was killed. According to the account of his coursemates who shared the story on Facebook, Ndubuisi popularly called Jboy had gone on a date with his girlfriend, then dropped her off at her hostel. He was escorting her to the entrance of her hostel when a rival cult group accosted him and shot three times. He died on the spot while two other people were injured.  The photo where he was wearing a blue T-shirt and a red hat was reportedly taken just moments before he was killed. Friends have taken to Facebook to mourn him. Ajadike Maryjane Adaugo, a former coursemate of the deceased wrote: "From Ist year till we graduated, we never lost any of our own.... RIPNDUBUEZE DIEGO... WOT A WICKED WORLD ... Political science 2016(imsu) will miss u. See JBOy ooooo......GOD.......I still don't believ

The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, on Thursday, March 30, 2017 arraigned the duo of Adegbite Adetoye and Ponnle Abiodun along with Origin Oil and Gas Limited Justice Silvanus Orji of the FCT High Court Apo, Abuja on an 11-count charge of fraud and abuse of Petroleum Support Fund to the tune of N735million. Adetoye and his co-accused allegedly conspired and fraudulently obtain the sum of N735, 132, 076.18 (seven hundred and thirty five million, one hundred and fifty two thousand, seventy six naira, eighteen kobo) from the federal government as payment for the importation of 15,000mt of premium motor spirit (PMS) which they claim to have purchased from Vitol SA and imported into Nigeria through MT Silverie. The offence contravenes Section 8 (a) and punishable under Section 1 (3) of the Advance Fee Fraud and Other Fraud Related Offences Act, 2006. The defendants pleaded not guilty to the charge. S. I Ameh, SAN, counsel to the defendants, info