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"She Left Behind a Bottle of Sniper": Police React as Woman Jumps Into Lagos Lagoon, Drowns - Vimarsana News

"She Left Behind a Bottle of Sniper": Police React as Woman Jumps Into Lagos Lagoon, Drowns

A female passenger reportedly jumped into the lagoon while onboard a ferry at Igando area of Lagos to Ogun state. The state police command has confirmed the incident

Source: legit.ng
Prophet Drowns In Lagos Beach During Valentine's Day Hangout with Church Members - Vimarsana News

Prophet Drowns In Lagos Beach During Valentine's Day Hangout with Church Members

A Lagos State-based fun-seeking prophet identified as Oriyomi Remilekun, has reportedly drowned during a Valentine’s Day celebration beach hangout in the Ajah area of the state. The deceased cleric led some youths of his church to the Avista Beach in the area on Saturday February 17, to celebrate Valentine's Day. A source familiar with the incident told PUNCH that the picnic which lasted through the evening had ended when the whereabouts of the late Oriyomi became unknown, hence, his colleagues immediately launched a search for him but efforts to locate him failed.

Lagos prophet drowns during Valentine's Day beach hangout - Vimarsana News

Lagos prophet drowns during Valentine's Day beach hangout

A fun-seeking Lagos-based prophet, Oriyomi Remilekun, was said to have drowned during a beach hangout in the Ajah area of the state to celebrate this year’s Valentine’s Day.

Nigerian Newspapers: 10 things you need to know Thursday morning - Vimarsana News

Nigerian Newspapers: 10 things you need to know Thursday morning

Good morning! Here is today’s summary from Nigerian Newspapers: 1. The Trade Union Congress, TUC, has backed out of the planned two-day nationwide protest