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Nishimura

New born babies sale syndicate smashed in Delta via Vanguard News - A syndicate which specializes ... http://t.co/UDPWwHw28R

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Rodríguez

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Friedman

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Nakano

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Jaitly

NSCDC arrests gang of 6 rapists in Jigawa
Written by VANGUARD NEWSPAPER Monday, 08 April 2013 03:

NSCDC
Nigerian Security and Civil Defence Corps, NSCDC, Jigawa State Command, has arrested a gang of six rapists led by a 32-year-old Mamman Bashir who allegedly raped a 12-year-old girl (names withheld) in Maigatari Local Government Area.

This was contained in a statement from the NSCDC made available to Vanguard, weekend, signed by Commander Muhammed Gidado Fari. According to the statement, the medical report obtained by the command, the 12-year-old victim of the rape was infected by HIV virus.
It stated further stated that findings had also revealed that the young girl was raped by more than one person. The NSCDC commander said the rapists will be arraigned in court today. Allah ya sawake>:O >:O

Paswan

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Murakami

TESTING POPULARITY | 2015, Will you VOTE
for Buhari?
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IT is not yet clear if General Muhammadu
Buhari will contest the 2015 Presidential
election.
As we gradually approach the election year,
AREWA VANGUARD wish to test the popularity
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Satapathy

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Fukuda

Vanguard News shared the following link and had this to say about it:

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2013/04/how-yoruba-leaders-scuttled-awolowos-presidential-ambition-ikokwu/

Many Nigerians have forgotten that Buhari, as Head of State, desperately wanted to Islamize Nigeria through the Organisation of Islamic Countries (OIC). Even his then federal cabinet with General Tunde Idiagbon, a fellow Muslim and northerner,...

Sakamoto

Soldiers In Prison - Vanguard Documentary

Harada

NEWS ALERT: The Valley Vanguard has announced that its A&E editor, Tyler Bradley, has been appointed editor-in-chief of the student-supported newspaper for the 2013-14 academic year.

Kaneko

Trying to get to the doctor. Forgot this is opening day for Red Sox. Why did Harvard Vanguard put their facility next to Fenway Park? Gridlock Backbay to Kenmore Sq.

Kimura

Police foil attempt to swindle Army general of N300m

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Operatives of the Special Anti-Robbery Squad, SARS, have foiled an attempt by a syndicateto swindle a serving senior military officer of N300 million in Lagos.
Also, they were said to have arrested three suspected members of thesyndicate which specializedin printing fake foreign currencies, selling same at cheaper rates to gullible members of the public.
Recovered from them were machines used to print the fake notes, fake certificate of the Central Bank of Nigeria, CBN, and abox containing fake $2.5 million in 1000 dollar bills.
One of them, said to have impersonated a staff of the CBN, was found in possession of a CBN identity card bearing the name of a genuine CBN staff.
The suspects were reportedly arrested, weekend, following attempt to sell $2.5 million, estimated at N400 million to a serving senior military officer for N300 million.
Suspecting they could be fraudsters, the senior officer reportedly booked for a meeting with them at the Women Development Centre, Agege, from where they were apprehended by operatives.
Sources told Vanguard: “On the said day, they went with a marked steelbox on which was inscribed ‘Vol: $2.5 million, Grade A’ and the name of the serving senior military officer as the consignee.
In their bid to make it lookreal, they attached a forged CBN certificate with one of them, later discovered to be Abiodun Akiniyi, displaying an identity card bearing the name: Mr. Tunde Bakare, No.011, a CBN official,” sources said.
In their confessional statement, the suspects identified as Olasende Akinsiku, Abiodun Akiniyi and Tajudeen Lasisi, reportedly disclosed that they posed as CBN staff todeceive their victims .
“We simply told our victims that the foreign currencies were stolen from the office and that we wanted to change them to naira. That way, most of them would be willing to buy at cheaper rates. We sell a dollar for as low as N120 and at times N100, depending on the demand. Biodun owns the machine with which weprint the fake dollars,”Olasende said.
Asked how they came across the CBN certificate,Olasende, who claimed to be a graphic artist, said it was downloaded from the internet.

Ikeda

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Morales

Rivers State Governor Rotimi Amaechi has ruled out the possibility of having a violent revolution in the country.

Amaechi spoke in Ekiti State on Saturday at the second Nigeria Symposium for Young and Emerging Leaders.

Ekiti State Governor Kayode Fayemi, Prof. Pat Utomi, Chief Executive Officer of Sahara Group, Mr. Tonye Cole, and representative of Delta State Governor Emmanuel Uduaghan, among others, attended the symposium, organised by The Future Project.

Amaechi said many Nigerians had become used to suffering rather than pushing for a change.

According to him, Nigeria has experienced worse situations than what led to revolution in some other countries.

Amaechi said he was sure that those who gathered to protest against the removal of oil subsidy in January 2012 would flee immediately the President drafted soldiers to the Freedom Park in Lagos and other states to quell the uprising.

He said, “Yes, revolution can happen outside Nigeria. But here, I do not think so. Tell me what happened in Sudan, Libya, Zimbabwe and other countries that have not happened here. Our elasticity has no limit. You do not pray for electricity to be regular but you know that some Nigerians pray ‘God, let the light be stable today.’ We pray without working to solve our problems and we think God will do what we are supposed to do for us.”

Noting that courage was required to make any change, he said those who were truly seeking a change would never be afraid of guns.

The governor, however, said he was not in support of the call for the disintegration of the country, saying there were many advantages in being together.

Meanwhile, Presidency on Sunday faulted the claim by Amaechi that Nigeria was gradually sliding back to the era of dictatorship.

Before reading his speech where he was honoured with the Vanguard Personality of the Year Award in Lagos on Saturday, Amaechi was said to have explained that he decided to read a prepared speech, because “I am becoming more careful, given that we are gradually going back to the era of dictatorship in this country”.

But in an interview with one of our correspondents, the Special Adviser to the President on Political Matters, Ahmed Gulak, said the governor could not have been referring to the President.

Gulak said so far, the President had been ruling the country by adhering strictly to the nation’s constitution.

He said Jonathan, in the spirit of democracy, has also been consulting widely before he takes any decision and so could not be said to be a dictator.

The presidential aide said since Amaechi was one of those ruling the country by virtue of being a governor, he might be admitting by his statement that he was ruling his state like a dictator.

He said, “As a governor, Amaechi is one of those ruling this country. Is he admitting that he is a dictator in his state?

“We are in a democratic administration. We are ruling by the constitution. The President is committed to the rule of law. I am not sure the governor is referring to the President.”