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Ogun Carpenter Defiles 10-Year-Old Girl, Family Accuses Police Of Manipulating Case, Detaining Victim’s Sister

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SaharaReporters gathered that the victim did not immediately tell her mother about the incident. However, she informed her friends that the suspect had taken her to a secluded location and defiled her.

A carpenter identified only as Ayo, employed for a job in the Seriki Sotayo area of Ogun State, has been accused of defiling a 10-year-old girl.

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SaharaReporters gathered that the victim did not immediately tell her mother about the incident. However, she informed her friends that the suspect had taken her to a secluded location and defiled her.

She stated that she shouted during the assault, but the suspect covered her mouth with his hand.

Speaking to SaharaReporters on Friday, a neighbour who witnessed the aftermath of the incident said, “It was last night that all the neighbours heard about it. They beat him before dragging him to the police post at Ajebo Police Station.”

An eyewitness reported that the matter was officially filed at the Ajebo Police Station.

However, to their disbelief, the officers allegedly attempted to manipulate the victim’s mother because she is poor and cannot afford the money they requested to transfer the case to the Owode Police Division.

A family source who spoke with SaharaReporters on Friday stated that the victim’s mother is helpless due to financial demand from the police.

The source explained that the police asked the mother for money to facilitate the transfer of the case to Owode Egba.

Meanwhile, the victim’s elder sister has been detained at the police station. The police took the action after the suspect, when invited for questioning, claimed he was in a relationship with her. Although she denied the allegation, the police locked her up, accusing her of lying.

The source told SaharaReporters, “The victim’s mother begged the police to allow her to go and treat her daughter, but they did not ask the suspect to provide anything. The boy who raped her daughter is called Ayo. When she got to the station, they told her that they would need to go to Owode and that she should provide a car. She told them she doesn’t have money to hire a car and that if that was the case, they should just settle the matter here.”

The source added, “The mother is incapacitated; she cannot even afford to feed properly, let alone fund the officers’ trip to Owode. That is why she requested that they settle the matter. But the police insisted she must take the case to Owode while also demanding transportation money.”

The source further detailed the ordeal: “The police asked her 19-year-old daughter, the elder sister of the rape victim, if the suspect had also slept with her. She denied it and said no. The police were furious and accused her of lying. Immediately, they locked her up. They claimed she was lying but said nothing to the suspect who raped her 10-year-old sister.”

The source condemned the police’s line of questioning, stating, “The police are manipulating the whole issue. There is no connection between the rape of the 10-year-old and whether the suspect has slept with her sister. How are these questions relevant?”

The source confirmed that the suspect had admitted to the police that he raped the young girl.

Meanwhile, a source told SaharaReporters that after much pressure, the police arrived with their vehicle and conveyed the suspect, her mother, and her two daughters to the Owode Egba Police Station for further investigation.

When SaharaReporters contacted the Ogun State Police Command spokesperson, Omolola Odutola, she said that often, when the police are seen as a source of help, the public could misunderstand the assistance they were trying to provide.

“Every police officer is a member of a community and has a family; they understand the gravity of sensitive matters and would not joke with them.

“When a case is brought to the police, we must conduct preliminary findings. I have found that many complainants are understandably impatient, but this does not mean the investigation is being manipulated. Furthermore, no request for any form of “consideration” was made.

“The situation is this: the matter was documented at an outpost. As that unit, and even our larger division, lacks the resources to investigate such a case, it will be transferred to the State Criminal Investigation Department.

“Regarding the specific claim of a 19-year-old girl being detained: that is not true. I was not informed of any such detention, and you are the first to tell me this. Sometimes there is a preconceived notion that the police are not acting in the public’s favour, but we are committed to honesty.

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“I do not have the details of this alleged 19-year-old detainee. However, based on my experience, the reporting officer’s account will likely differ from the mother’s.

“Please hold on for a moment. I need to get the precise details from the Ajebo outpost,” she added..For More Details,Originally Continue D Reading

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League of Imams and Alfas in Yoruba says Ramadan begins February 18

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The League of Imams and Alfas in Yorubaland has officially announced that the holy month of Ramadan 1447 AH will begin on Wednesday, February 18, 2026, marking the start of the annual period of fasting, prayer, and spiritual reflection for Muslims across Southwest Nigeria.

In a communique released following a meeting in Bodija, Ibadan, on Thursday, February 5, 2026, the Grand Mufti of Yorubaland, Sheikh AbdulRasaq AbdulAzeez Ishola, declared the decision based on precise astronomical calculations and longstanding international Islamic resolutions on unifying the Hijri calendar.

The statement highlighted that the astronomical conjunction (new moon) for Ramadan will occur at 12:01 PM UTC on Tuesday, February 17, 2026—corresponding to 1:01 PM local Nigerian time—on the 29th of Sha’ban 1447 AH. This timing makes sighting the crescent moon impossible on the evening of February 17, confirming Wednesday, February 18, as the first day of fasting.

The announcement draws on key historical precedents, including resolutions from the Unified Hijri Calendar Committee session in Istanbul (November 27-30, 1978), the International Fiqh Council, scholarly symposia in Paris (2012), and the major International Conference on the Unification of the Hijri Calendar in Istanbul (2016), attended by representatives from over 90 countries.

Emphasising unity, the communique quoted the Qur’an (3:103): “And hold firmly to the rope of Allah all together and do not become divided.” It urged Muslims to strengthen brotherhood, perfect their fasting, prayers, charity, and good deeds, and seek Allah’s acceptance of their worship during the blessed month.

The declaration aligns with several Nigerian media reports and astronomical expectations for the region, where Ramadan 2026 is widely anticipated to commence on February 18 (with Tarawih prayers potentially beginning the evening before). While national moon-sighting efforts led by the Sultan of Sokoto continue, the League’s methodology—combining science and established fiqh principles—provides clarity for Yoruba Muslim communities in states like Oyo, Lagos, Ogun, Osun, Ondo, and Ekiti.

As the current date stands on February 6, 2026, preparations are intensifying: markets are stocking dates, prayer mats, and provisions; mosques are scheduling increased Taraweeh recitations; and families are renewing intentions for a month of mercy, forgiveness, and community support.

The League called on all Muslims to hold fast to faith and unity, praying that Allah makes this Ramadan a source of immense blessings. Insha Allah, the fast begins in just 12 days.

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Lagos to enforce mandatory waste sorting at source

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In a bold move to revolutionize waste management and harness the economic potential hidden in trash, the Lagos State Government has announced plans to make waste sorting at source compulsory for all residents and businesses.

This development was revealed by Dr. Muyiwa Gbadegesin, the Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer of the Lagos Waste Management Authority (LAWMA), during his appearance on “The Conversation,” a popular programme aired on Lagos Television (LTV) on Tuesday.

Dr. Gbadegesin emphasized that the initiative aligns with international best practices and will be reinforced by an ongoing review of the state’s legal framework. This review aims to establish robust regulations mandating the separation of waste right at the point of generation, transforming how Lagosians handle their refuse.

“No longer will waste be seen merely as a burden to dispose of; instead, it will be viewed as a valuable economic resource,” Dr. Gbadegesin stated. He highlighted the state’s commitment to advancing its waste-to-wealth agenda, with a strong focus on recycling and material recovery to drive a more efficient and sustainable system.

The policy shift supports Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu’s vision of moving away from reliance on landfills towards a model centered on recovery and recycling. This is expected to ease the strain on existing landfills, foster circular economy principles, and attract private investments into recycling facilities across the state.

To bolster service delivery, the government is exploring ways to aid Private Sector Participation (PSP) operators, including facilitating access to new compactor trucks. Recognizing the high capital demands of waste collection, this support is crucial for enhancing operational efficiency.

On the flip side, Dr. Gbadegesin warned of strict accountability measures. He disclosed that 22 underperforming PSP operators face sanctions after multiple warnings and performance evaluations. This comes on the heels of last year’s action where 27 operators were sacked for failing to meet standards.

As earlier reported by NaijaChoice News, LAWMA has been pushing for better waste practices, including calls for residents to avoid littering and adopt disciplined habits to keep Lagos clean. Dr. Gbadegesin reiterated that the success of this mandatory sorting hinges on effective regulations, upgraded infrastructure, active private sector involvement, and, most importantly, responsible behavior from citizens.

“Waste sorting at source is the cornerstone of building a cleaner, healthier, and more resilient Lagos,” he added, urging Lagosians to embrace the change for the greater good.

Environmental experts have lauded the move, noting that proper waste segregation could significantly reduce environmental pollution, create jobs in the recycling sector, and contribute to Nigeria’s broader sustainability goals. With Lagos generating over 13,000 tons of waste daily, this policy could set a precedent for other states in the federation.

The Lagos State Government, through hashtags like #AGreaterLagosRising, continues to promote initiatives that enhance urban living and economic growth.

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