The Edo State Police Command has arrested a 32-year-old man named Bassey Nyong Uweh from Akwa Ibom State for allegedly kidnapping and killing his boss, 59-year-old farmer Henry Ohiengbomwan. The incident occurred in Igueze village, located along the Benin-Lagos road in the Ovia North East Local Government Area. According to the police spokesperson, Moses Yamu, the suspect was part of a five-man gang that kidnapped and murdered the farmer after collecting over N900,000 from the sale of pineapples harvested from the farmer's land. The gang had been hired by the farmer to work on his farm and had helped him sell the harvested pineapples on May 13, 2025. The police used technology to track and arrest Bassey in a creek at Eyo Abasi village in Oron, Akwa Ibom State. The suspect took the police to the forest where they buried the farmer in a shallow grave. The police are still searching for the other four suspects, who are currently on the run. The motive behind the kidnappin...
Shina Peters, the Afro-Juju maestro, has faced criticism from an overzealous fan following a recent video of the Fuji singer performing at an event. The controversy arose after a video surfaced on social media in which Sir Peters was captured expressing his deep affection for his son, who he describes as his promoter in the United States. In the viral video, shared on Sunday, Sir Shina Peters says, “This is my last born. I love him. He is my promoter in the US.” While many fans hailed the singer, some queried his choice of outfit. One follower commented: “How can an old man dress this way?” Despite the remark, the comment section was largely filled with messages of praise for the musician and his well-behaved son. One user posted: “Priceless moments …. May all our children succeed and make us proud.” Another user remarked: “May our children be greater than us in Jesus Christ name” Born in Ogun state, Peters' career began at a young age when he played with friends under...