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Ogun Police nab suspected kidnapper selling children to Benin Republic

The police in Ogun State said they have arrested a member of a kidnapping and child trafficking gang, Tayo Adeleke.
According to the police, Adeleke and his gang are specialised in kidnapping children to sell in neighbouring Benin Republic.
According to reports, Adeleke is currently undergoing interrogation in police custody over a latest attempt he made with two other men, now at large, to steal children at Omu Pempe community in Obafemi-Owode Local Government Area of Ogun State on Tuesday.
It was gathered that the suspects had stormed the Baptist church in Omu Pempe at about 2:00 am with a motorcycle.
Their mission, it was learnt, was to cart away children from the church and sell them in the Republic of Benin but Luck ran against him.
Confirming the development, The Ogun State police spokesperson, Omolola Odutola, noted that Adeleke was apprehended with the joint effort of the police, the So-Safe Corps and other vigilante groups in the said community, even as his colleagues escaped through the bush.
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I avoided breaking the law by using helicopter — Natasha

Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan has disclosed why she used a helicopter instead of road transport for her recent visit to constituents in Kogi State.
Natasha, who represents Kogi Central senatorial district, said her husband advised her to use a helicopter.
The senator made this known on Thursday while fielding questions on Channels TV’s Politics Today programme.
Gatekeeper reported that Akpoti-Uduaghan received a rousing welcome from supporters in Kogi State on Tuesday.
This development occurred despite a government ban on rallies and processions.
Supporters from Kogi Central’s five local government areas gathered early in Ihima, Okehi LGA, to welcome the embattled PDP lawmaker.
She said: “When I saw the prohibition of fishing and water activities, the ban on convoys, and a list of checkpoints that suddenly appeared, barring entrance into my senatorial district—which spans from Ibilo to Kogi via Auchi, Okene, Abuja, Lokoja, Akure, Ikare, and other major roads—the situation was very intense, and I knew there would be trouble. And my husband said, ‘You know what? We can actually get a helicopter to land us right in our compound,’ because we own the land opposite our village home. And that’s how we got in.
“With that move, we broke no law, and the people gathered right in my compound. The road you see us walking through was constructed by me, so it’s not a government road or facility. Therefore, I broke no law. I’m a good citizen of Nigeria, a law-abiding one at that. I’m sure you can attest to that.”
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