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A police officer on duty along Aliade-Awajir road has allegedly shot and killed a motorcyclist, otherwise known as Okada rider. The victim identified as one Friday was killed for interfering while the officer was allegedly arguing with a fellow Okada rider over N50 bribe. IDOMA VOICE gathered that the deceased, who came to the scene to maintain peace, got more than he bargained for as the officer reportedly got angry, pulled the trigger and shot him on the forehead. He died on the spot. The development sparked violence in the area as youths of the community have threatened to set the police station where the officer is attached on fire. However, Benue State Police PPRO, Moses Yamu said the command was yet to receive the report. “We have not gotten the report. I will find out and get back to you,” he said.

The lady, it was learnt, has been inhabiting the spot in the most recent two years. The things were found when the authorities of the Nigeria Railway Corporation (NRC), who needed to utilise the place, attempted to evacuate her. A NRC authority, who talked about the state of obscurity to NewTelegraph, said the disclosure of the SIM cards, ATM cards and bank employees came to them as an amaze. He said: The woman has being living at the spot for some time now. Recently, a canteen was built close to the spot where she is sitting, but some people who patronise the canteen always complain about the presence of the woman. To our surprise, when we were about to evacuate her from the spot, about 25 SIM cards, two ATM cards, different bank tellers and a phone were recovered from her. We don’t want another incident similar to that of Clifford Orji where human parts were recovered. We suspect the woman has someone she is working for. We are going to hand her over to the task force because

✍ �A discourse on Nigeria democracy brewed between I and a colleague at work some weeks back where we discussed on corruption among other things holding Nigeria back. I was not surprised when he said he prefer a military government that abhor indiscipline and can bypass the law of the land to nail corrupt individuals that have formed a parallel government (cabals) and hold the country as ra nsom for their own selfish political and economic aggrandizement to the modern slavery being parkaged as democracy. ✍ �I partially concurred with him because the constitution and rule of law that this corrupt individuals always use as a shield to perpetrate their sinister activities has been turned to a cobweb that can only hold light objects (commonmen) while it breaks the moment it sight heavy objects (cabals). ✍ �Yes! I have written series of articles to criticise Buhari failing administration but have never for once chastise him for undermining the rule of law (even though he has disobe