ABUSING TINUBU IS NOT A CAREER – JOE IGBOKWE TAUNTS SOWORE. (PHOTO).

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 Abusing Tinubu is not a career – Joe Igbokwe taunts Sowore A chieftain of the All Progressives Congress, APC, Joe Igbokwe, has mocked activist and presidential candidate, Omoyele Sowore, who on Monday, June 22, was remanded in Kuje prison by an Abuja High Court over his alleged refusal to appear in court in the ongoing trial regarding a remark he made on his social media handles about President Bola Tinubu. Reacting to the remand order, Igbokwe expressed support for the judgment, stating that abusing Tinubu “is not a career.” “Nigeria is not a lawless country. Sowore has taken the law into his hands for years now. Protests on the streets, disturbing public peace, abusing law enforcement officers, encouraging killers in the South East, abusing PBAT, these are not a career.”

2 PEOPLE SHUT DEAD AS HOODLUMS CLASH IN LAGOS.

•One of the vehicles vandalised by hoodlums during a violent clash in Oto area of Oyingbo yesterday.           The picture above shows a vehicle that was vandalized by hoodlums during the violent clash.The violent clash that happened yesterday tuesday,left two people dead in Oto town,Lagos Mainland local government.It was gathered that over 100 hoodlums participated in the attack on the town,.They attacked the palace of the Oloto of Oto,Oba Ganiyu Odesanya and vandalized some of his vehicles.Other neighbouring houses of the palace as also attacked and set ablaze by hoodlums.It took the combine efforts of riot and regular policemen from the area to quell the violence.The Oba said he was in his palace having a meeting with some monarchs when he heard gun shots.''These attack has been going on for some time now,i don't know exactly what the the hoodlums want''.

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