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MAN IMPREGNATED WIFE'S SISTER, MURDERS BABY BOY 5 DAYS AFTER BIRTH.

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BIZARE!Nigerian Man Impregnated Wife’s Younger Sister, Kills Baby 5 Days After BIRTH. BIZARE! The police in Bayelsa State have apprehended a 47-year-old man, Moses Otimba, for killing a five-day-old baby boy he fathered with the younger sister of his pregnant wife. The suspect, according to Punch reports was said to have impregnated the girl, Joy, and allegedly killed the child and buried it in a shallow grave near a river. Otimba, an indigene of Ogbogoro community in Yenagoa Local Government Area of the state, was said to have carried out the act in connivance with Joy in order to hide the paternity of the baby. Joy, 18, allegedly refused to disclose the identity of the father of her unborn baby throughout the nine months she was pregnant. She lived with her sister and Otimba throughout the period. The two suspects were on Thursday paraded by the Commissioner of Police, Bayelsa State Command, Mr. Asuquo Amba, at the command’s headquarters in Yenagoa, the state capit

NIGERIA ARMY TO COMMENCE AN EXERCISE TAGGED "EGWU EKE 11' (PYTHON DANCE) IN SOUTH EASTERN STATES FROM 15TH SEPTEMBER TO 14TH OCTOBER.

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PRESS BRIEFING BY THE CHIEF OF TRAINING AND OPERATIONS ARMY MAJOR GENERAL DD AHMADU ON EXERCISE EGWU EKE II 1. Ladies and gentlemen of the press, on behalf of the Chief of Army Staff, Lieutenant General Tukur Yusufu Buratai, I welcome you to Army Headquarters Conference Room for the press briefing in preparation for the commencement of Exercise EGWU EKE II, (PYTHON DANCE II) to be conducted in 82 Division Area of Responsibility, covering (Abia, Anambra, Ebonyi, Enugu and Imo states) from Friday 15 September to Saturday 14 October 2017. 2. As you are all aware, the Nigerian Army is constantly carrying out training activities for its personnel in line with its constitutional role in aid of civil authority. More so, Exercise EGWU EKE II has become more expedient due to the mindless assassinations (even in religious places), attack on security personnel, theft of weapons, armed banditry, kidnapping, cultism and violent agitations, as well as other security challenges that have rece