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The spokesperson of the Nigeria Police Force, CSP Olumuyiwa Adejobi, has said that for now, Nigerian laws do not permit individuals to own pepper sprays or shockers as tools for self-protection.
Adejobi stated this while responding to a Twitter user who asked if it was legal to own a pepper spray or shocker.
The United State Government has admitted that many Nigerians are angry and frustrated with the outcome of the just-concluded Presidential election. We report that the United States Ambassador to Nigeria, Mary Beth Leonard, made this known in […]
A CCTV footage that shows a bouncer successfully fighting off a gunman who stormed a bar in Enugu state and attempted to kill people, has made the rounds on social media. Twitter user @CeeCeeAkannaya […]
IVD, has taken to social media to react following the death of his wife, Bimbo In the post, he released several videos showing supposed evidence of the destruction of his home by Bimbo Several […]
