EMMY Collins Replies Noble Igwe, Says Latter's anger was Emmy's diss of BankyW's Video

Emmy Collins 

So after the twitter war between Emmy Collins and Noble Igwe, which left our jaws sagging in shock, peace seem to have returned to twitterville. Or not.... So a fan said Noble bullied Emmy and he was quick to reply. Mind you, noble had called Emmy a failed designer. Ouch! Read Emma's reply to the bullying question below

Nigerian Navy Rescues Hijacked Foreign Vessel, Arrests Three, Kills 17 Militants

Chief of naval staff, Vice Admiral Dele Ezeoba 

The personnel of the  Nigerian Navy (NN), weekend engaged a 20-man gang of suspected Niger Delta militants in a gun duel. At the end of the operation about 17 of the suspects were feared killed while three was arrested.

A foreign merchant vessel, MT NORTE, that was earlier hijacked by the criminals and its crew members were rescued off Lagos water. The operation was said to have been jointly carried out by officers of the Nigerian Navy and the Nigerian Air Force.

Intelligence Report Say Boko Haram Shekarau Might be Dead

Service chiefs

Intelligence report filtering in this evening indicate that  Nigeria's militant Islamist leader Abubakar Shekarau may have been killed by the security forces during a shoot-out. The intelligence report allegedly indicated that Shekarau the leader of the Boko Haram group, may have died between 25 July and 3 August, one Lt-Col Sagir Musa said. Boko Haram, which has waged an insurgency in Nigeria since 2009, has not refuted the statement. The US had put a bounty of $7m (£4.6m) on Shekarau's head.

Baby factory: Two suspects nabbed in Ebonyi

Baby factory

Ebonyi State Police Command has arrested two suspects over their alleged involvement in the operation of a baby factory in Imo State. The state Police Spokesman, Sylvester Igbo, said one of the suspects, Mr. Ifeanyichukwu Agwu specializes in conveying pregnant young girls from Amasiri to Amaraku, Amaigbo in Nwangele local government area of Imo State where the baby factory is located.

EXCLUSIVE: Police taskforce parade 10 pipeline vandals

Lagos pro, Braide 

The Inspector-General of police Special Taskforce on Pipeline Vandalism, Lagos Zone has arrested 10 suspected NNPC vandals and recovered 800 (50 liters) jerricans at Elepete, Arepo in Ogun State.

Mr Friday Ibadin, Assistant Commissioner of police (ACP) in charge of the taskforce said this while parading the suspects and items recovered from them at Arepo on Monday, adding that they were arrested on Sunday night.

EXCLUSIVE: NSCDC seals compounds where stolen pipeline products are stored

Lagos PRO 

The Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps, Lagos State Command has sealed up two compounds at Ishawo, Ikorodu LAgos where NNPC pipeline vandals normally transload stolen products from vandalised pipeline.

The commandant, Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps, Lagos State Command Mr Adesuyi Clement Dayo ordered that the compounds be sealed following a tip-off and inspection of the area by the commandant.

EXCLUSIVE: Police Arrest 300 Armed Robbery Suspects in Six Months, Recover 9000 Ammunition

Lagos PRO

The Lagos State Police Command yesterday disclosed that it has arrested about 300 suspected armed robbers in the first half of the year as against 244 arrested around the same period last year. This is just as the command in the last six months also foiled 207 armed robbery attempts and recovered 235 arms and about 9000 rounds of ammunition against 160 arms and 948 ammunition recovered around the same period last year.

Rivers Crisis: First Lady Shuns Rivers Officials on Arrival in PH

First Lady, Mrs. Patience Jonathan

Hopes that the feud between the Presidency and Rivers State Government  are over were dashed  Sunday as the First Lady, Mrs. Patience Jonathan, shunned officials of the state who had gone to receive her on arrival at the Port Harcourt International Airport, Omagwa.

It was gathered that officials of the state government, led by the Deputy Governor, Mr. Tele Ikuru, who had gone to receive Mrs. Jonathan at the airport, were not allowed access to the first lady.