POLICE NAB AIYE CULT KINGPIN AND EIGHT OTHERS
Sikiru Samuel, a suspected kingpin of Aiye Confraternity and eight other members of the group have been arrested by the Lagos State Police.
Lagos State Police Spokesperson, Elkana Bala said the suspects were arrested by operatives of the Special Strike Force on Social Miscreants deployed to Ikorodu area of the state.
Samuel, 24, was arrested in Imota community of Ikorodu alongside Adegboyega Ismaila, 19; Sunkanmi Shonubi, a.k.a Napel, 19; Adigun Faruq, 18; Rilwan Akinwale, 30; Victor Uju, a.k.a Zino, 18; Juwon Idowu, a.k.a Lighter, 18; Rasak Adebola, a.k.a ‘Bobo’, 20; and Kehinde Keshinro,18.

A double-barrel gun was reportedly recovered from the suspected cultists who have been handed over to the homicide section of the State Criminal Investigation Department (CID) Yaba, for discreet investigation.
The statement added;
“The gang is responsible for a series of violent attacks and gang violence in Imota and environs. One of such violent attacks happened on 12/02/2020 at about 0830hours which led to the death of one David Nwanga, ‘m’ 30 years old, of Araro Adamo area, ”

NIGERIAN COUPLE WELCOME TWINS AFTER 31 YEARS OF MARRIAGE
A Nigerian couple who have been married for 31 years without children have been recently blessed with twins.
A Nigerian couple has reportedly welcomed a set of twins after 31 years of marriage.
The couple who got married in 1989, welcomed their first babies, a boy and a girl, on Thursday, February 6.
Facebook user Nikeagbeja Adesanya who shared a photo of the couple, wrote;

“God blessed this couple with a set of twins, a boy and a girl, last week Thursday, to crown their marriage solemnized in 1989.
I read about Sarah and Elizabeth’s, I am a LIVING WITNESS to this one of Iyabo Ajewole, of The APOSTOLIC CHURCH, NIGERIA.
I read about Sarah and Elizabeth’s, I am a LIVING WITNESS to this one of Iyabo Ajewole, of The APOSTOLIC CHURCH, NIGERIA.

NIGERIAN COUPLE WELCOME TWINS AFTER 31 YEARS OF MARRIAGE
A Nigerian couple who have been married for 31 years without children have been recently blessed with twins.
A Nigerian couple has reportedly welcomed a set of twins after 31 years of marriage.
The couple who got married in 1989, welcomed their first babies, a boy and a girl, on Thursday, February 6.
Facebook user Nikeagbeja Adesanya who shared a photo of the couple, wrote;

“God blessed this couple with a set of twins, a boy and a girl, last week Thursday, to crown their marriage solemnized in 1989.
I read about Sarah and Elizabeth’s, I am a LIVING WITNESS to this one of Iyabo Ajewole, of The APOSTOLIC CHURCH, NIGERIA.
I read about Sarah and Elizabeth’s, I am a LIVING WITNESS to this one of Iyabo Ajewole, of The APOSTOLIC CHURCH, NIGERIA.

SEARCH FOR PASSENGER WHO JUMPED INTO LAGOON RESUMES ON TUESDAY
The Lagos State Emergency Management Agency said it would on Tuesday resumed the search for a 21-year-old man, Daibo Davies, who plunged into the Lagoon from the Third Mainland Bridge inward Adeniji Adele, Lagos Island.
The Lagos State Emergency Management Agency said it would on Tuesday resumed the search for a 21-year-old man, Daibo Davies, who plunged into the Lagoon from the Third Mainland Bridge inward Adeniji Adele, Lagos Island.
In a jiffy, he reportedly climbed the pavement of the bridge and plunged into the water.

A combined team of LASEMA, Marine Police and local divers had yet to find the suicidal man, while the cab driver, Idowu Badmos, was taken to the Adekunle Police Station along with his car.

The Head of Public Affairs, LASEMA, Nosa Okunbor, in a statement on Sunday, noted that the rescue was suspended due to the undercurrents of the water and exhaustion, adding that the agency would resume the search on Tuesday.

He said the hope of rescuing Davies alive had dimmed.
Okunbor said, “Reasons attributed for the suspension of the search include the very strong and fast undercurrents of the lagoon’s water, which according to divers, have not assisted in the rescue efforts, and exhaustion due to the long, strenuous and tiring search for the victim.”

Nosa, while quoting the Director-General of LASEMA, Olufemi Oke-Osanyintolu, noted that the need for swift retrieval of the victim alive necessitated the inclusion of local divers in the rescue-turned-recovery opera