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Female Student Allegedly Flees With Professor’s Clothes After Incident at UNIZIK Awka

Allegations have surfaced online claiming that a professor of Chinese at Nnamdi Azikiwe University, UNIZIK Awka, was caught in an attempt to sexually assault a female student. According to the reports circulating on social media, the student managed to escape and took the professor’s clothes with her during the incident.

The story further claims that after the incident, the professor was allegedly beaten mercilessly by a group of students. Videos and posts related to the claim have been shared widely, drawing strong emotional reactions from students and observers online. Many expressed shock, anger, and frustration over the situation.

As of now, there has been no official statement from the management of UNIZIK Awka or from law enforcement regarding the incident. Without confirmation from the university authorities, the full details remain unverified. This has led to different opinions forming online.

Some people online believe the allegations and are calling for immediate investigation and accountability, while others are suggesting that it could be a setup. The lack of an official response has fueled speculation and debate across various platforms.

The university community and the public are waiting for an official update from UNIZIK management. Until then, the incident remains an allegation. Cases like this highlight the ongoing conversations around student safety and due process on campuses.

THE FEMALE SOLDIER WHOSE LIFE WAS CUT SHORT BY HER BOYFRIEND AFTER SHE WAS CAUGHT IN AN AFFAIR WITH ANOTHER MAN

Solape Oladipupo, a 21-year-old Aircraft Woman from Badagry, Lagos State, had her life cut short in a tragic incident. Solape had always been determined to join the military, and her journey was marked by numerous challenges. Prior to joining the Nigerian Air Force, she had attempted to enlist in both the Nigerian Navy and the Nigerian Army.

Solape faced significant obstacles along the way. During one of her recruitment attempts, she lacked accommodation funds and was forced to sleep under a trailer. She subsequently worked at a filling station and as a waitress while pursuing her dream.

Solape's perseverance eventually paid off, and she was accepted into the Nigerian Air Force. She had achieved her goal of wearing the uniform, and her family was incredibly proud of her. Solape had also earned a reputation as a hardworking and caring young woman.

Tragedy struck on March 12, 2017. Solape was stationed at the Nigerian Air Force Base in Makurdi, Benue State, when she was fatally shot by her colleague and boyfriend, Aircraftman Bernard Kalu. Reports indicate that Kalu had accused Solape of being involved with another man, leading to a heated argument that ended in devastating consequences.

Solape's death was a devastating blow to her family, who had witnessed her struggles and triumphs. Her story serves as a poignant reminder of the tragic consequences of anger and jealousy. Kalu was subsequently tried by a General Court Martial and found guilty.

From Pastor to Babalawo: Ogun Clergyman Switches Faith

Pastor Olabanjo Felix Gold of Image of God Evangelical & Prophetic Ministries in Ogun has abandoned the pulpit for Ifá. He’s now identified as a Babalawo Onifa.

The move has left many surprised, with social media users debating what could have prompted the change. The clergyman hasn’t stated his reasons yet.

The story has also opened up discussions about faith, tradition, and personal choice in religion.

Kidnappers Raise Ransom for Jowizaza’s Billionaire Father to ₦1.5 Billion

Kidnappers holding Anambra businessman and Jezco Group Chairman, Chief Sir Joseph Ezeokafor, have increased their ransom demand from ₦700 million to ₦1.5 billion.

Ezeokafor, father of socialite Jowizaza, was reportedly abducted after going to a prayer ground without his security personnel.

A family source said the abductors first asked for ₦700 million, then raised it to ₦1.5 billion before cutting off communication. The family is making efforts to secure his release amid growing concerns for his safety.

We Paid ₦500 Each to See Animals, Only to Find Statues” — Family Left Disappointed After Visiting Yola Zoo*

A family that visited Yola Zoo in Adamawa State is speaking out after what they described as a disappointing experience.
“We paid ₦500 each to see animals, only to find statues,” one of them said.

According to the family, they had expected to see live animals at the facility. Instead, they met enclosures with statues and few, if any, animals on display. The visit, which was meant to be fun for the kids, ended in frustration.

The ₦500 gate fee per person added to the disappointment. “We came with high hopes, especially for the children. But there was nothing to see,” they lamented, calling for better management of the zoo.

The story has since sparked reactions online, with many Nigerians questioning the state of tourist centers across the country and calling on authorities to invest in proper maintenance.

Update: 2Baba vs Natasha Drama Spills Into Abuja Event 🔥

Last night in Abuja, Natasha reportedly showed up at an event where 2Baba was performing. According to reports, she hadn’t seen him for a long time because he had allegedly been avoiding her. She came with a group and the sudden appearance caused a stir at the venue.

Sources say 2Baba had already told Natasha months ago that he was no longer interested in the relationship. During the event, he reportedly took her aside again and made it clear that he wanted the relationship to end. Despite this, she allegedly refused to accept it.

After his performance, Natasha reportedly waited around and tried to get 2Baba to leave with her. She allegedly insisted on entering his car with him. The situation became tense as she pushed to ride along with him.

His manager and entourage had to intervene to de-escalate things. The manager eventually drove 2Baba away from the venue, while Natasha remained outside shouting before she later drove off herself. Police were also said to be present to keep the situation calm.

The incident has sparked fresh rumors and concerns online about 2Baba Idibia and his wife, Natasha Osawaru. Many Nigerians are reacting with one message trending: “If someone says they’re not interested, respect it and move on.”

2Face vs Natasha: Abuja Show Turns Into Drama 🔥

Natasha reportedly stormed 2Face Idibia’s show in Abuja with 20 guys after not seeing him for a while. Sources say she was upset and wanted answers in person. The unexpected entrance immediately drew attention and security had to be on alert.

On stage, 2Face allegedly told Natasha that he’s done with the relationship. He made it clear he wanted to move on. But according to eyewitnesses, she refused to accept it and insisted on waiting to leave with him after the show.

Things escalated backstage when Natasha allegedly wouldn’t back down. It took the intervention of his manager and police officers to calm the situation and get her to leave the venue. Videos from the night have since been circulating online.

The incident has sparked a wave of reactions from Nigerians. Many took to social media to weigh in on the matter and most of the comments were directed at Natasha.

“If someone says they’re not interested, respect it and move on,” was the message trending across X and Instagram. Fans praised 2Face for setting boundaries and urged Natasha to accept the decision.

Update: “The ₦400M Mansion I Gifted Peller Will Remain in My Son’s Name” — King Ochacho Reveals During Livestream

Real estate businessman King Ochacho has revealed that the ₦400 million Abuja mansion he gifted Peller and Jarvis on their wedding day will remain legally registered in his son’s name.

He explained that the property was originally bought for his son, but Peller and Jarvis can live in and enjoy the mansion for as long as they want.

The property I gave to you belongs to my Son, but you can just stay there rent free, Ochacho shocks Peller during tiktok live😳

During a recent TikTok Live session featuring Peller and billionaire businessman Ochacho, an interesting exchange reportedly took place regarding a house previously presented to Peller as a wedding gift.

According to the conversation, Peller asked for the property's ownership documents. In response, Ochacho reportedly clarified that the house was never intended to be transferred into Peller's name.

He explained that Peller was free to live in the house for as long as he wished at no cost, but stressed that ownership remained with his family. Ochacho reportedly stated that the property belongs to his son and would eventually be handed over to him when he is older, gets married, and starts his own family.

He further reassured Peller that he was welcome to continue living in the house comfortably, emphasizing that although the property was not legally his, he could remain there without paying rent.

The Uncommon Governor Making Edo Proud Through Statewide Infrastructure Development

Across Edo State, a new wave of development is changing the face of communities, and it is being driven by a governor whose approach to governance many now call “uncommon.” From the Esan nation to Benin in the South and Auchi in the North, his administration has prioritized infrastructure as the foundation for growth, jobs, and dignity for every senatorial district.

In Edo Central/Esan land, long-neglected routes linking Ekpoma, Irrua, Ubiaja, and Uromi are being rehabilitated and expanded. Farmers can now move produce to market faster, students get to school with less stress, and businesses are opening along previously abandoned corridors. For Esan people, these roads are more than asphalt — they are lifelines reconnecting towns that were once cut off.

In Edo South/Benin City and environs, urban renewal is in full swing. Major roads are being dualized, first flyover in Edo state completed, drainage systems upgraded to tackle flooding, and public facilities modernized. Markets are being rebuilt, and streetlights have returned to many neighborhoods. Residents say the capital is beginning to match the status of a state heartbeat.

In Edo North, the focus is on connectivity and social services. Rural roads linking Auchi, Igarra, Fugar, and Agenebode are under construction, while primary health centers and schools are being renovated and equipped. Solar-powered streetlights and water projects are also reaching communities that have waited years for attention.

What sets this administration apart is the speed and fairness of ex*****on across all 3 senatorial districts. Projects have clear timelines, community leaders are carried along, and abandoned projects from past years are being revived. Contractors are held accountable, and the result is visible.
Today, Edo stands taller. With bridges, roads, schools, and hospitals rising in Esan land, Benin, and Edo North, the narrative has shifted from neglect to progress. For Edo people, this governor’s commitment to infrastructure is not just about structures it is about pride, opportunity, and a future every district can believe in.