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  A suspect who murdered 4-year-old for ritual, died controversially in police custody, 2 days after his arrest. The suspect, Fidelis Bossman, a Togolese, was taken ill and died during interrogation, according to the police, but Johnson Habila Magaji, the father of the victim, Psalm Johnson, said he suspected the claim was a sinister attempt to pervert the course of justice. . Psalm was sold off for N100,000, on on October 15, 2016, by a neighbor, Boniface Sani, to Bossman, at Kuruduma 2, Ugwan Hausawa, Asokoro Extension, Abuja. After being arrested, Bossman, a Togolese, revealed that Psalm was immediately strangled for money-making ritual. . The two suspects later led detectives to a riverside behind Asokoro village where the decomposed body of the boy was recovered. 2 days after Bossman's on October 25, the case took a strange twist. Police informed Mr. Johnson that Mr. Bossman had died. “At first, an officer told me that the Togolese had died under inter...

A 24-year-old woman, Aminat Ibrahim, has approached a Lagos Island Customary Court in Lagos State, for the dissolution of her seven-year-old marriage over constant battery. The News Agency on Nigeria (NAN) reported that the mother of three pleaded with the court to dissolve her marriage to Moruf Ibrahim on the grounds that she could no longer withstand the beating she always received. “The beating and maltreatment I am getting from my husband is too much for my age. “My husband and I started dating when I was 15-year-old when we met at his shop where I usually helped my mother to sell food. “We got married when I got pregnant at age 16 in 2009, after I completed my secondary school education,” she told the court in tears. Aminat said the marriage was blissful until when the beating began in 2011 after he brought his grandmother, who was seriously ill then to their one room apartment for her to nurse her. “He beats me at any slight mistake, he is impatient, he does...

A group of protesters stripped off at an Auckland beach on Saturday to fight for the Free the Nipple movement. About 40 protesters rid themselves of their bras at Mission Bay, New Zealand, to stand behind the movement, which has been making serious waves right across the world. Organiser Grace Blundell, 22, abandoned her top for the cause, which she said she felt extremely passionate about. 'Personally I want women to be able to have the choice, I want women to feel comfortable wearing whatever they want and not feel like they're being sexualised,' she said . 'I don't want to feel like I'm going to be judged by what I wear just because of my gender.'It started from a young age even when I wasn't wearing revealing clothing,'. 'It taught me that my body was inherently sexual, and I definitely don't think that should be the case.' As a result of these experiences, Ms Blundell said she felt the need to stand up for change...