Day: January 4, 2023

Murdered couple’s son found tied, drowned in Ogun

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The corpse of Oreoluwa Fatinoye, son of Kehinde and Bukola Fatinoye, the couple killed in a house fire, has been found three days after they were killed, in the Ogun river. The couple were killed by yet-to-be-identified hoodlums in Abeokuta, the Ogun State capital, on New Year’s Day, shortly after they returned from the 2023 crossover church service. The assailants then burnt their corpses and house, located within the Ibara Government Reservation Area, Abeokuta. Kehinde worked with the Central Bank of Nigeria, while his wife, Bukola, worked with the Federal…

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First execution of transgender person carried out in US

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A 49-year-old transgender woman, Amber McLaughlin, convicted of murder has been put to death late Tuesday in the first such execution in the United States, officials said. Amber was pronounced dead shortly before 7pm local time at the Diagnostic and Correctional Centre in the town of Bonne Terre, Missouri, according to a statement from the state prison department. Local news reported that McLaughlin died by lethal injection. McLaughlin was the first transgender person of either sex to be executed in the country, and also the first person to die by…

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Native doctor slump, dies during sex romp with lover

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A middle aged man simply identified as Kehinde has slumped and died during an alleged sex romp with a lover at a hotel somewhere in the community. Multiple sources in Ikere-Ekiti revealed that the deceased, a popular native doctor in the community had lodged in the hotel with his lover, whose identity could not be immediately ascertained. It was gathered that the said lover was a wife of a cleric in one of the fast growing churches in the town. According to one of the sources “What I can say…

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Pele buried on ninth floor of world’s tallest vertical cemetery

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The casket bearing the body of the late Brazil football legend, Edson Arantes do Nascimento, Pele, was draped in the Brazilian flag, as the body was moved round major streets before his burial yesterday in Sao Paulo. The casket left Santos’ stadium on a fire engine for the procession with thousands of mourners lining the streets. Pele was laid in the vault at the Memorial Necropole Ecumenica – just half a mile away from the stadium that made him famous. Pele spent a long time thinking about where he wanted…

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