CP ORUTUGU EXPOSES DOMESTIC STAFF WHO ALLEGEDLY MURDERED HIS EMPLOYER, A PENTECOSTAL CHURCH BISHOP, TO SELL THE VICTIM’S PRADO JEEP. (PHOTO). #PRESS RELEASE.

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 CP ORUTUGU EXPOSES DOMESTIC STAFF WHO ALLEGEDLY MURDERED HIS EMPLOYER, A PENTECOSTAL CHURCH BISHOP, TO SELL THE VICTIM’S PRADO JEEP The Commissioner of Police, Anambra State Command, CP Ikioye Orutugu, PhD, today 13th May 2026  exposed and arrested a domestic staff member allegedly involved in the gruesome murder of his employer, a Pentecostal Bishop of End-reconciliation Ministry Asaba, Delta State, and the subsequent attempt to dispose of the victim’s Toyota Prado Jeep in Nkpor, Idemili North Local Government Area of Anambra State. The breakthrough followed a swift intelligence-led operation by Operatives attached to the Rapid Response Squad (RRS), Awkuzu, which led to the arrest of the suspect and another individual alleged to be the buyer of the stolen vehicle. Preliminary investigation reveals that the suspect, who served as the Bishop’s driver and domestic staff, allegedly conspired with yet-to-be-identified criminal elements to murder the cleric before fleeing with the...

KANSAS GOVERNOR SIGNS STATEWIDE BAN ON STUDENT CELLPHONES AND PERSONAL DEVICES DURING SCHOOL HOURS. (PHOTO).


 Kansas governor signs statewide ban on student cellphones and personal devices during school hours

  

 Kansas Governor Laura Kelly has signed a law banning the use of cellphones and other personal electronic devices for students throughout the entire school day, prompting Kansas City-area school districts to revise their policies. The law, which takes effect this fall, applies to both public and private schools and covers class time, lunch, recess, and passing periods. Students will be prohibited from using phones, tablets, smartwatches, earbuds, and other personal communication devices, though exceptions are allowed for individualized education programs (IEPs), 504 plans, and physician-approved medical needs. School-issued devices and virtual learning are not affected.

Kelly described the measure as a “commonsense approach” aimed at reducing distractions and mitigating the impact of smartphones and social media on learning, academic performance, and student mental health. Local districts, including Shawnee Mission, Blue Valley, and Olathe, have expressed concerns about the law’s costs and logistical challenges, including how to collect, store, and return devices while enforcing the rules. Shawnee Mission spokesperson Kristin Babcock said the district will comply but warned that the policy could affect instructional time and impose financial burdens. Schools are required to adopt policies and certify them with the Kansas State Board of Education by September 1 to meet the new requirements. The move follows similar efforts in Missouri and more than 20 other states that have tightened rules on student phone use in recent years.


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