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- "I killed four persons for ex-NURTW boss" - notorious suspect
| Nurses, Patients, Flee Hospital As Police Declare Doctor Wanted For Robbery Posted: 17 Feb 2018 01:16 AM PST  On Tuesday, police declared Jimade, a medical doctor, wanted over alleged involvement in armed robbery. According to the police, Dr. Jimade who hails from Ife-Olukotun in Kogi State, is the leader of a dangerous gang that has robbed numerous citizens and snatched vehicles at gunpoint in Abuja. The police said four pistols with eight rounds of live ammunition and a face mask, which was carefully hidden in a bag in the office of the doctor were recovered during execution of a search warrant in the suspect's hospital. The Nation gathered that patients and workers had fled from the hospital even before stern-looking policemen arrived to seek information from residents of the Kubwa Phase 3 neighbourhood, where the hospital is located. When The Nation visited the hospital around 10:30am on Friday, some of the residents wore a quizzical look that betrayed anxiety and suspicion over ongoing police investigations of the suspect's activities. The hospital's white gate was left ajar, after the its staff reportedly took to their heels for fear of being implicated in their director's scandal. When the correspondent made her way into the reception building which also houses the observation room, laboratory and pharmacy, it looked like a place that had just been raided or deserted in a hurry. There was no activity there neither was there any member of staff in the once busy hospital that supposedly offered paediatric, trauma, gynecology, optical, dental and emergency medical services. The hospital's number, 08091280370, found to be registered in Dr. Ola Jimade's name, remained switched off. When The Nation contacted the President of the Nigerian Medical Association (NMA), Dr. Mike Ogirima, for information about the suspect, he said: "We are still trying to confirm if he is one of us and when we do, we will take holistic measures. If he is found culpable, he would be rusticated from the association and that means that he won't be able to practice again; if he is found wanting, he would be delisted. "When we confirm that he is one of us, there is a tribunal: The Medical and Dental Council of Nigeria (MDCN) which is the equivalent of a High Court. He would be tried by the Council and also tried in the other court which will make it a multiple trial." In an exclusive chat with the spokesman, FCT Police Command, DSP Anjuguri Manzah, he said: "We are still investigating the matter and we are reaching out to necessary authorities to help track him down." He also said some victims of the gang have been coming to the Command to talk about their traumatic experiences.  culled from Olu famous Mr Olumide's Blog |
| Photos: President Buhari Meets APC Governors Posted: 17 Feb 2018 12:46 AM PST  The Governors were led to Buhari's home by the chairman of the APC Governors' Forum and Imo State Governor, Rochas Okorocha. More photos...    culled from Olu famous Mr Olumide's Blog |
| "I killed four persons for ex-NURTW boss" - notorious suspect Posted: 17 Feb 2018 12:16 AM PST  According to the suspect, Olohunwa contracted him to kill a former Idumota branch Chairman of NURTW, Azeez Lawal alias Kunle Poly on January 23. His confession below: "I have killed four people for Olohunwa. I also killed for one Kazeem Eletu and Olumegbon. I have known him since he was NURTW chairman in Lagos. I have done a lot of jobs (assassinations) for him. I killed two people for him during the clash between himself and Musiliu Akinsanya (MC). "He was the one who asked me to eliminate Kunle Ploy. He said Kunle Poly betrayed him and blocked the returns he used to receive as ex-chairman. "Olohunwa told me that he brought Kunle Poly into NURTW and that he expected him to be loyal. Instead, Kunle Poly blocked the money he was supposed to be receiving from NURTW Abule Egba office. "So, he said he did not want to see Kunle Poly again and asked me to meet him somewhere so that we would discuss how to carry out the assassination. "I told him I was not mobile and couldn't meet him where he wanted and he drove to Igbosere to meet with me where I was. "He called me on phone and I went to his car. That was where we discussed the attack on Kunle Poly. After discussing, he then gave me N500,000 as advance payment for the job and promised to pay the remaining N1,000, 000 after the job was done. "He told me to keep the operation a secret. That he didn't want anyone to know about it and that was why he came to me personally. We were supposed to attack Kunle Poly on January 22 but we moved it to the next day because it was not convenient. "Then, on January 23, we missed the target and killed Kunle Poly's assistant, Ganiyu Ayinla instead. I called Olohunwa to brief him on the development. "But instead of giving us the balance, he started avoiding my calls. So, I later called him with my private line, he picked and said he didn't want to talk to anyone for the time being. "I told him to pay my balance. I was surprised when he sent his brother to give me a Toyota Camry car and I told his brother I didn't need the car but wanted his Hyundai jeep which he brought to me. "His brother who brought the jeep said Olohunwa promised to balance me after which he would collect the car. The vehicle has been with me for about three weeks now." However, Olohunwa denied the allegation, adding that Williams threatened to kill him and his family members if he did not give him money. The Nation reports that he said the N500,000 he gave Williams was so that the suspect would leave him alone, adding that it was one of his boys who suggested he sent the money because Williams was "troublesome." Olohunwa said: "Ade Lawyer called me one time I was travelling to Ede, Osun State and said he had accident along Lagos- Ibadan Expressway. He was disturbing my boy that they should tell me to do something for him. "I did not do anything for him and travelled to England. While abroad he was sending threat massages to me. He said if I failed to give him money, he would kill me and my family members. "When I came back, I called one of my boys to explain what was happening and he advised that we should give him something because he was a troublesome person. That was how I gave that my boy N500,000 to give him so as to rest." Continuing, the former NURTW boss denied giving his car to Williams, insisting that it was his brother who did it. He said: "I did not send my brother to give him my car. I was sleeping when my son and one of my brothers came to wake me up that brother Skoda had given my car to Williams. "Immediately my brother gave him my car, I was looking for who to contact so as to retrieve it. That was how I knew Williams feared someone called Abija. I called that person and he told me to be patient, that he would get the vehicle back. "I was afraid when he threatened to kill me and my family. I was scared because I know he was a killer. He shot dead nine people who were going to Lagos Island from Ajah. He also killed NURTW Oyingbo Chairman. So, I knew he was not joking when he threatened me and my family and I needed to get him off my back." Parading the suspects, Police Commissioner Imohimi Edgal said the confessions of those earlier apprehended led to their arrest. Edgal said: "Following the murder of Ganiyu Ayinla on January 23, the Inspector General of Police (IGP) Ibrahim Idris mandated the Intelligence Response Team (IRT) and the Technical Support Unit (TIU) to fish out the culprits. "Adeola Williams was arrested and he confessed that Rafiu Olohunwa Akanni former chairman of NURTW contracted him with the sum of N1.5m to assassinate Kunle Poly. "One AK47 rifle with number 3501357, two empty magazines and a black Hyundai Santa fe Jeep with registration number EKY741DL seized from Olohunwa were recovered from Williams." Edgal said investigation was ongoing and efforts to arrest other fleeing suspects in top gear.  culled from Olu famous Mr Olumide's Blog |
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