Women swoon over mugshot of burglar who has been tagged \’fit felon\’ by women

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A handsome burglar, wanted for stealing from homes, is also now wanted by women who say he\’s stolen their hearts.

Police released a mugshot of convicted burglar Jonathan Cahill, 37, on their Facebook page.

The burglar, who is described as being six foot tall, is wanted on recall to prison for breaking his bail conditions but is currently on the run.

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Lifestyle Nigeria gathered that a Nigerian chess expert, Tunde Onakoya can’t contain his appreciation after his parents are given a house by a generous stranger.

The philanthropist recently sought to set a Guinness world record for the longest chess marathon in New York.

Although the results have not been officially revealed, many believe he is on his way to becoming a world record holder.

Perhaps as a token of appreciation for the excellent work he is doing for youngsters in the slums, a generous individual gave Tunde’s parents a house.

The chess master could not contain his enthusiasm and turned to Twitter to show his thanks.

Even though his father did not initially support his hobby of playing chess, in many other ways he came through for him and he confesses his mother has always been a strong emotional support for him.

Nigerian Soldier ‘Rushing To Rescue Brother Illegally Arrested By Policemen’ Dies In Accident

According to multiple sources, the deceased attached to the 322 Artillery regiment in Benin City was on his way to meet policemen who had allegedly arrested his brother illegally.

Lcpl Ojo Tope, a soldier of the Nigerian Army, has passed away in an accident in Ikere Ekiti, Ekiti State, SaharaReporters reports.

According to multiple sources, the deceased attached to the 322 Artillery regiment in Benin City was on his way to meet policemen who had allegedly arrested his brother illegally.

The incident occurred around 10 pm on Wednesday.

The policemen attached to Ikere Area Command had reportedly illegally detained Ojo’s brother and after talking to him on the phone, Ojo was asked to come to their checkpoint and identify himself as a soldier.

SaharaReporters learnt that on his way to the checkpoint, Ojo was involved in an accident.

A relative of the deceased told SaharaReporters: “A soldier (Ojo Tope) serving in Benin City came home on a pass in Ikere Ekiti. Around 10 pm on Wednesday, he realised there was no fuel in their generator. So, he sent his younger brother who has a car to get fuel for him.

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Discrimination, Killing: Outcries Over State Recognised Vigilantes

Lifestyle Nigeria gathered that the security outfits established by various state governments, especially in the North-West, are being accused of indiscriminate arrests and killing of suspects, as well as innocent people without recourse to judicial processes, findings by Daily Trust Saturday revealed.

But those charged with the responsibility of managing the outfits have debunked the claims of extrajudicial killings, though some admitted what they described as “overzealousness” by some of the operatives.

It was alleged that in some states, long lists of suspected bandits, their supporters or sympathisers have been arrested and ultimately killed, and such acts are allegedly being carried out without recourse to the police and other law enforcement agencies.

So far, the Katsina State Community SEE Corps (CWC), Zamfara State Community Protection Guards (CPG), Kaduna State Vigilantes Service (KADVIS) and the Sokoto State Community Guard Corps (CGC) have been established, while Jigawa, Kano and Kebbi states are expected to form theirs soon. Kaduna State had earlier developed its own strategy, which is similar to those of the six other states.

Sadly, many families in the affected states are now mourning the arbitrary arrest and subsequent disappearance of their loved ones due to the alleged excesses of the state-recognised security outfits.