Court Grants Ex-OAU VC, Bursar Bail

The Judge presiding over the case of a former acting Vice-Chancellor of the Obafemi Awolowo University OAU, Ile-Ife, Professor Anthony Elujoba, has granted the ex VC bail

The Justice David Oladimeji granted Elujoba bail on self-recognition and Mrs Ronke Akeredolu, the institution bursar was granted N50 million bail with two sureties.

The Judge on Tuesday reversed his order to remand the defendant at the Ilesha Prison following several hours of protest by the students and staff of the university.


Professor Elujoba and the bursar of the institution, Mrs Ronke Akeredolu were remanded in the EFCC custody, where they have been since last Wednesday.

Justice Oladimeji also ordered the ruling on the bail application earlier scheduled to hold next week Wednesday, July, 19, be brought forward to Friday, July 15th when their bail application is expected to be argued by their counsels .

Workers and students the University had protested on hearing that Prof. Anthony Elujoba, was ordered to be remanded in prison custody.

I Should Have Escaped from Nigeria after Stealing N45m ––Arrested Graduate

The Special Anti-Robbery Squad of the Lagos State Police Command has apprehended a 30-year-old man believed to have been the mastermind of two robberies at the Murtala Muhammed International Airport in the year 2012 and 2013.

Crying out about his involvement in crime, the money he made and his arrest, the graduate said:

“My regret is that I did not heed the advice of my friends who told me to run away from the country because N45m was enough to do good business abroad. 

“I also feel sad that God saved me and gave me the opportunity to escape, but I messed it up. God really loved me because all our members were rounded up and I was the only one left, yet I did not use the opportunity to escape.”

The suspect, Samuel Mayegun, who claimed to be a graduate of Moshood Abiola Polytechnic in Ogun State, was arrested in the Ikorodu area of Lagos last Thursday.

The suspect, who claimed to have made about N45m from the robberies, said he continued to rob because all his investments had failed.

He reiterated that his only regret was that he did not flee the country when he had the chance to.

The suspect, who claimed to be married with children, said he continued to rob because he was constantly in bad business losing money from such businesses.

He said, “I invested some of my share in some businesses: I bought lands and trucks for transport business. Some of my share was taken from me by some street urchins who got wind of the robbery and threatened to report me to the police, so I gave them some money. Unfortunately, my transport business did not move well and I became broke.

“I did not want to go back to robbery because all other members had been arrested by SARS, but because of hunger, I was forced to make one more attempt this year. I was unlucky that it was in SARS hands that I landed.”

According to a Punch report, Mayegun was arrested by SARS men, led SP Abba Kyari, while he was staging another robbery with four others.

Commissioner of Police, Umar Manko, while parading the suspects, said they were arrested based on a tip-off by a credible source. They will all be charged to court.

Kim Jong-Un Sentenced His Uncle To Be Eaten Alive By 120 Wide Dogs

North Korean dictator, Kim Jong-Un who sentenced his uncle, Jang Song-Thaek, 67, to death, didn't let him die by hanging or firing squad, instead sentenced him to be eaten alive by a pack of 120 wild dogs in a savage punishment for treachery.

His uncle along with five close aides, were stripped naked and thrown into a cage of hounds which had been starved for three days. The pack of animals spent more than an hour mauling the group in a punishment called 'quan jue' or execution by dogs, a report in Chinese newspaper, Wen Wei Po said.

Reports also say the entire process was supervised by the supreme leader in North Korea, along with 300 senior officials - a clear warning against anyone challenging Kim's leadership.