NEWS EXTRA: Man rapes niece, three others in Ondo, gives them N100
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Dayo Johnson
An Akure High Court has sentenced one Kolawole Apoti to life imprisonment for having sex with his teenage niece and three other girls.
His niece was said to have lured other teenage girls to his house where he forcefully had sex with them and gave them N100 afterwards.
The convict was said to have been having sex with niece for a long time before she started luring other victims to him.
All the victims are students of St Michael Catholic High School, Akure.
Trouble started when the girls fought over the money he gave to one of them and the matter was reported to the school principal.
INDIANAPOLIS â When Philip Rivers first started tossing footballs as a high-school ball boy, he heaved them any way he could. The throwing motion stuck â and success soon followed.
Rivers used that strange, shot put-like style to land a college scholarship, become a first-round draft pick and eventually string together one of the greatest 17-year careers in NFL history. On Wednesday, the 39-year-old Indianapolis Colts quarterback announced his retirement.
âEvery year, Jan. 20 is a special and emotional day,â Rivers said in a statement posted on the teamâs website. âIt is St. Sebastianâs Feast day, the day I played in the AFC championship without an ACL, and now the day that after 17 seasons, Iâm announcing my retirement from the National Football League. Thank you God for allowing me to live out my childhood dream of playing quarterback in the NFL. I am grateful to the Chargers for 16 seasons, and the Colts for the 17th season.â
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Colts quarterback Philip Rivers passes against the Bills during a playoff game in Orchard Park, New York, on Jan. 9. | USA TODAY / VIA REUTERS
AFP-JIJI Jan 21, 2021
Los Angeles – Quarterback Philip Rivers is retiring from the NFL after a prolific 17-year career that he recalled Wednesday as his “childhood dream.”
Rivers starred with the Chargers first in San Diego and then in Los Angeles for 16 seasons before spending 2020 with the Indianapolis Colts.