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        Sex Starved: Pa Ahuwa   Hendrix Oliomogbe A sex starved octogenarian, Pa Gabriel Ahuwa has narrated how he killed his wife for serially denying him sex. Pa Ahuwa, 84 who is currently cooling off in a detention cell at the Edo State Police headquarters in Benin for the alleged stabbing death of his 75-year-old wife told journalists that instead of having sex with him, the septuagenarian was busy fooling around with some pastors. The suspected killer, a father of seven said that he was seriously crossed after persistent pleadings with his estranged wife to change her ways fell on deaf ears. Left with no other choice after he reported the "misdemeanor" to his children, he wailed that she was still adamant even when one of his daughters intervened, an action which made him to kill her in a fit of rage. He said: “My wife doesn't listen to me. Anytime I asked her to come and sleep with me, she always declined. We have seven children together, five boys an...

Past          Pastor Chinyereugo         God’s Vineyard of Grace Dominion Assembly  Hendrix Oliomogbe Suspected daredevil assassins fatally shot the wife of a pastor of a pentecostal church in Benin on Monday, August 14 in the night. The man of God who was identified as Rev. Dr. Samuel Chinyereugo, and his wife, Mrs. Peace Chinyereugo of God’s Vineyard of Grace Dominion Assembly in Upper Lawani Street, New Benin, Benin City were right inside the church when the three man assassins struck. During the brazen assault which happened at about 7.36 pm, the personal assistant to Rev. Chinyereugo sustained  injuries on his head. According to sources, the heavily armed gunmen reportedly trailed the cleric who drove in company of his wife to the church where they struck just as they pulled over in front of the church. Continuing, the source explained that some members of the congregation which included the assistant pastor were outside the ch...

  Hendrix Oliomogbe 30 suspected drug lords have been arrested by the Edo Command of the National Drugs Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA) for allegedly engaging in drugs related offences, the state assistant commander in charge of operations, Mr. Ondotimi Bebetu has disclosed. Speaking with journalists Wednesday in Benin, Mr. Bebetu explained that the suspects were arrested by operatives of the anti-drug agency during raids of different illegal drug and drinking joints in the state. He justified the raids, noting that they were a fall out of the state security meeting on July 21, where the state government expressed dismay over the spate of cult related killings in the state which is linked to the influence of drugs. He accused the suspects of being suspiciously linked to the spike in drugs abuse in the state. Mr. Bebetu, who is also the spokesman of the agency gave a breakdown of the suspects, who he said were made up of 15 males and 15 females. He added: "The raid was a fall out of...

                   Murdered: Ehinoma Hendrix Oliomogbe In an act which echoes a scene from a Nollywood movie, over 10 daredevil hoodlums Sunday July 9 in suburban Benin gunned down a man, identified as Mr. Ehinoma Solomon in the presence of his wife and three children right in front of a popular church after the close of service. Panicky worshippers who were right inside the church, preparing to start a  meeting at the end of service dashed for cover when the suspected killers shot sporadically into the air to scare people away, hitting some of them who received bullets wounds. It was gathered that the late Ehinoma popularly called Ehis was a business man and the Chief Security Officer (CSO) of Oke-Oroma Community in Ikpoba Okha Local Government Area of Edo State, where notorious land grabbers and rival secret cultists are currently engaged in a fierce fight. In distress, the widow, Mrs. Osareniye Solomon lamented that the assailant...

  Slain: Rev. Fr.  Ighechi Hendrix Oliomogbe  Edo State Commissioner of Police , Mr. Mohammed Dankwara has ordered detectives from the Homicide Department  to fish out the suspected gunmen who allegedly murdered a Catholic priest, Rev. Father Charles Onomhoale Ighechi of the Benin Archdiocese on Wednesday, June 7 in the Edo State capital. Mr. Dankwara's marching order came after operatives of the command stormed the crime scene shortly after the remains of the priest were reportedly evacuated to an undisclosed hospital by his relatives. The Edo State Police spokesmen, Mr. Chidi Nwabuzor who disclosed Friday in Benin appealed to members of the public to furnish the detectives with information that would unmask the perpetrators of the gruesome murder. According to Nwanbuzor, a Superintendent of Police, the deceased clergyman was the Vice Principal of St. Michael College, Ikhueniro Community in Ikpoba Okha Local Government Area of Edo State. The Edo State Police spokesm...