GOV. SANWO-OLU HAILS LAGOSIANS ON SANITATION DAY. (PHOTO). #PRESS RELEASE.

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 SANWO-OLU HAILS LAGOSIANS ON SANITATION DAY The return of the monthly Sanitation Day on Saturday was successful- thanks to Lagosians who trooped out to clean their environment.  From Ikorodu to Badagry, Lagos Island and Lagos Mainland ; Alimoso to Ikeja and Agege, the turnout was impressive.  Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu would like to put on record the enthusiasm of residents who woke up early to obey the call for a return to a culture that made our state a healthy and clean place for all.  “I thank Lagosians who joined the call to clean up our environment as a sure step to good health,”Mr Sanwo-Olu said.   “That is patriotic; it is the Spirit of Lagos that we often speak about. We should continue to walk that path,” he added. The governor urged residents to stop indiscriminate dumping of refuse, especially now that the rains are coming.  The government has embarked on a massive cleanup of gutters and drainage systems around the state to prevent floodi...

BANDITS KILL 2 ABDUCTED WOMEN 'FOR RESISTING RAPE' IN KADUNA . (PHOTO).



BANDITS KILL 2 ABDUCTED WOMEN 'FOR RESISTING RAPE' IN KADUNA 


Two women abducted by suspected bandits in Kaduna State have been reportedly killed after resisting alleged sexual assault, despite their families paying N13 million ransom for their release.


The victims were among several residents kidnapped from Janjala community in Kagarko Local Government Area of Kaduna State.

Sources said the abductors initially demanded N14 million for the victims’ release. After weeks of negotiations, families reportedly raised N13 million, which was delivered to the bandits at a location near Hayin Dam forest in neighbouring Kachia Local Government Area.


A local source told Daily Trust that while some of the captives were freed after the payment, the bandits withheld the male victims.


According to the source, the kidnappers later informed families that the two women had been killed.

“As the girls refused to allow the bandits rape them, their leader ordered them to be shot on the spot,” the source said.


The bandits were also said to have demanded an additional N1 million and food supplies for the release of the remaining captives.


A security source confirmed the killing of two women but declined further details.


A community leader in the area also corroborated the incident, describing it as “tragic and heartbreaking.”

The development adds to growing concerns over rising insecurity and kidnapping-for-ransom incidents across parts of Kaduna State.

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