Meet kidnap kingpins Army accomplice

Lance Corporal, Victor Chukwunonso
(bellanaija)Following the arrest of Lance Corporal, Victor Chukwunonso by the Nigerian police, new information on his operations alongside billionaire kidnap kingpin Chukwudi Dumeme Onwuamadike aka Evans, have emerged.

Punch reports that Victor Army No: 09/NA/64/6317, was attached to the Nigeria Army Band Corps, Abatti Barracks, Surulere, Lagos.

Now, ThisDay throws more light on the arrest, revealing that Nonso, as Victor was fondly called, was a member of Evans' gang.

See the Zimbabwean man with 108 children, 25 wives

An 87-year-old man in Zimbabwe who has 108 children from 25 women and 10 wives has described himself as a bedroom machine who is not ready to stop having children.

iHarare reports that the octogenarian, Sekuru Tauzen Mujaji, from the Chipinge South in Zimbabwe, holds the record of having fathered the children from his wife and other women in a space of 43 years.

 

Mujaji of the Shangani tribe was born in 1930 and had traditional challenges that resulted in him only being able to have his first child in 1974 when he was 44.

2 Nigerian women convicted in the UK for defrauding 7 men

Two Nigerian women, Grace Akintaro, 24, and Victoria Nwogu, have been convicted after they were found guilty by the Woolwich Crown Court in the United Kingdom of being part of an online romance fraud which defrauded seven men into paying them over £100,000.

Daily Mail reports that Akintaro of Pettacre Close, SE28, pleaded guilty to seven counts of fraud by false representation while Nwogu of Piedmont Road, SE18, pleaded guilty to one count of laundering £3,490 between April 29 and May 6, 2015, and will both be sentenced at the same court on Tuesday, June 20, 2017.

12-yr-old street girl gives birth to baby at a dumpsite

A 12-year-old homeless street child who was abandoned by her parents on the suspicion of being a witch has reportedly given birth to a baby girl at a dumpsite in Akwa Ibom State.

According to a children charity organization run by a Danish  woman, Anja Ringgren Loven, Child's Right and Rehabilitation Network (CRARN), the girl had been living at a dumpsite in the state after her parents sent her out of the house following a revelation by a Pastor that she was a witch and responsible for their poverty.