American arrested as police find severed head in suitcase

Police probing the case of a missing 27-year-old woman have found a severed head just days after arresting an American suspect.
The head, thought to belong to the woman, was discovered in a suitcase left behind at a lodging facility in Osaka’s Nishinari Ward.
Police investigating the woman’s disappearance from Hyogo Prefecture announced that officers had made the gruesome find on Saturday.
The American man, aged 26, was previously arrested in Nara Prefecture on Thursday on suspicion of confining the missing woman in a holiday flat in Osaka’s Higashinari Ward, sources told the Japan Times.

LAURA IKEJI, SOUND SULTAN, TONIA ODILI AMONGST OTHERS TO SPEAK AT THE SM JURY

The 6th edition of the Social Media Jury brought to you by Public Relations Consultant, Tonia Odili will take place on Thursday March 1st at Oriental Hotel.

The event will feature some of the biggest names in the Entertainment industry; Laura Ikeji Kanu, Ubi Franklin, Sound Sultan and Abiola Fabio.

An Ekwulobia Church Burnt For Conducting Wedding For Siblings

The youth of Agba village in Ekwulobia, Aguata Local Government Area of Anambra State have set ablaze ‘Dwelling Fullness of God Church’ in the area for wedding siblings, 25-year-old Chiadi Ezeibekwe and his 17-year-old sister (name withheld).
It was gathered that Chiadi’s action generated controversy in the community which saw the act as an abomination.

Ojoto Leaders of Thought Beg Government Panel To Recognise People's Choice As King

 Elders and major Stakeholders in Ojoto kingship matters have called on government to heed the provisions of the Community's constitution and traditions in resolving her traditional rulership tussles, to ensure that the monarch preferred by the people is enthroned.
The call is coming on the heels of the conclusion of public hearing by a Panel set up by Anambra State Governor, Chief Willie Obiano to look into the remote and immediate causes of the Igweship crisis in the community.

CATHOLIC BISHOP CHARGES ON ASH WED N VAL CELEBRATION

Reekado Banks, Simi others thrill at Cool Breeze Party finale

Simi, LAX, Mayorkun, Humblesmith, Mr. Real and other artistes, on Thursday, joined Mavin artiste, Reekado Banks, to perform at the grand finale of the Closeup Cool Breeze #CoolLikeThat Lagos campus party. The event took place at the University of Lagos Sports Complex.
It was the Lagos edition for the #CoolLikeThat campus parties and music challenge at major universities in Nigeria.
 Among the institutions are University of Port Harcourt, University of Nigeria, Enugu Campus and the University of Benin. Winners got a unique opportunity to perform on stage with Reekado Banks.

Tope Alabi, others for Gospel Vibes

Gospel Vibes will hold its concert tagged “Praise the Almighty” on February 18.
The programme, which is in its sixth edition, is an annual praise and worship session.
It will be held at the LTV 8 compound, Agidingbi, Ikeja, Lagos by 2pm.
According to the organisers, gospel acts such as Tope Alabi, Nathaniel Bassey, Bidemi Olaoba and Pastor Femi Emmanuel will minister in songs.

Waiting for Adekunle Gold, Praiz at 100% concert

The concert featuring three star artistes  – Adekunle Gold, Simi and Praiz – will hold at the Muri Okunola Park, Victoria Island, with the organisers, X3M Music, saying it would offer memorable experience. It is coming as a Valentine bonus for music lovers.
Speaking on his preparedness for the treat, Gold said he valued the interaction he would, again, have with his fans. According to him, he is prepared to give them the best.
He said,  “This is not like every other show because we are going to have fun. It’s going to be an amazing night.  I’ve heard many people complain of not getting live concerts. To be honest, it’s not fair that I have a song on my phone. I’ve listened to it. Now, you have a show and I’m listening to the song in the car before I get to your show and then you now come on stage to sing the same thing.

Chinese man arrested over N494m elephant tusks

The Nigeria Customs Service, Federal Operations Unit,  Zone A, has intercepted sacks of elephant tusks and pangolin shells with a combined duty paid value  of N493.5m.
The unit also arrested a Chinese suspect, Mr. Ko Sin Ying, in connection with the items.
Displaying the items at the FOU headquarters in Ikeja on Thursday, the Controller, NCS, FOU, Mohammed  Garba, said the seizures comprised 55 sacks of pangolin shells weighing 2,001 kilogrammes and valued at N408.32m and 218 pieces of elephant tusks weighing 343kg and valued at N85.2m.

Cambodia arrests 36 suspects over telecoms fraud – Police

Authorities in Cambodia on Friday arrested 36 suspects who are Cambodian, Taiwan and Thailand nationals on suspicion of running a telecoms scam to defraud victims abroad, national military police commander, Sao Sokha, said.
Cambodia, a staunch ally of China, has deported hundreds of Chinese and Taiwanese nationals in recent years in a crackdown on internet and telecoms scams orchestrated from different places in Cambodia, including Phnom Penh.