A pastor in Imo State, Nigeria, faces legal charges involving threats, property disputes, and family tensions. Read the details of the case, court proceedings, and bail conditions. Pastor Arraigned in Court Over Family Dispute The presiding pastor of the Tree of Life Bible Church in Irete, Owerri West Local Government Area (LGA), Ebere Emmanuel Amadi, has been remanded in custody following accusations of threats, assault, and property-related disputes involving his mother, Mrs. Nelly Chidinma Amadi. The arrest occurred after several weeks of evasion, during which Pastor Amadi reportedly avoided police apprehension. Authorities at the Ogbaku Police Station detained him after Mrs. Amadi filed a report accusing him of assault, molestation, and threats over family property. Details of the Case LMSINT MEDIA gathered that Pastor Amadi had initially been granted administrative bail but later absconded. His actions prompted the police to pursue his rearrest. Upon being taken into custody, the Imo State Police Command filed charges in the Magistrate Court against him, alleging theft, property damage, and public disturbance. In suit number MID/31C/2024, the charges included: Court Proceedings The defendant’s lawyer, Barr. Osuocha, appealed to the court for bail, emphasizing that the matter was a family issue and could be resolved amicably outside the courtroom. The prosecutor, Maria Goretti Nosiri, did not object to the request. Presiding Magistrate His Worship Alamezie granted bail to the defendant with conditions: a sum of ₦500,000 and a surety, who must be a Level 10 officer in the Imo State Civil Service, along with valid identification. However, due to the defendant’s inability to meet the bail conditions immediately, he was remanded at the Nigeria Correctional Centre in Owerri. Next Steps The case has been adjourned to January 24, 2025, for hearing. Pastor Amadi pleaded not guilty to the charges during his arraignment. READ ALSO: Follow the LMSINT MEDIA channel on WhatsApp: Join Our WhatsApp Group Hear: Chat on WhatsApp Join our Telegram Chanel.
On Friday, Martins Otse, also known as VeryDarkMan, a well-known social media activist, was charged before an Abuja Chief Magistrate Court located in Wuse Zone 6 on a charge that he had impersonated a police officer. The defendant entered a not guilty plea to the accusation of impersonation and unlawful use of the police uniform, which was associated with the offense designated CR/510/2024. The court then gave him N2 million in bail, with the two sureties contributing the same amount. The court ruled that in addition to having to reside in Abuja’s Federal Capital Territory (FCT), the sureties also had to submit its registry with their passports. The court has mandated that the sureties always present a form of identification and attest to an affidavit in order to present the defendant for trial. It required the police investigating the case to confirm the sureties’ addresses, and they were also instructed to present proof that their utility bills had been paid. Additionally, the defendant was instructed to sign an affidavit stating that he would always be available for the trial. It should be remembered that the VeryDarkMan was arrested on Thursday after accepting an invitation from the police. The defendant was seen wearing a uniform in a video that went popular on social media. that was comparable to the Nigerian Police Force. He humorously asked his supporters and followers to always refer to him with his new rank rather than calling him an activist, describing himself as a CSP of an online division. However, the defendant eventually apologized publicly for his actions after an earlier encounter with the police that involved a video summons. While warning other video creators to always get the required clearance from law enforcement authorities before using their uniforms for creative purposes, he clarified that he was unaware that wearing such a uniform without authority was illegal. READ ALSO: NAFDAC warns Nigerians not to use recalled NIVEA product. The FCT Police Command, however, was not pleased with the apologies and promised to bring legal action against him. in order to emphasize the NPF’s dedication to maintaining “the integrity of its symbols and preventing their misuse.” We love having you back, Kindly Subscribe to our NewsLrtter.
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Idris Okuneye, also known as Bobrisky, is a controversial crossdresser who has reportedly been arrested by EFCC agents. Shortly after revealing his departure from Nigeria, the social media star announced his arrest on his Instagram feed on Thursday night. According to reports, he was arrested by anti-graft agency investigators while traveling to London via Lagos’s Murtala Mohammed International Airport. Bobrisky said he was seriously hurt in the assault and appealed for Nigerians’ assistance in the late-night message. “The EFCC just arrested me; Nigerians are helping me.” I’m seriously hurt,” he wrote. The brother of the former governor of Ekiti State, social commentator Isaac Fayose, posted a picture of himself and Bobrisky boarding the same airplane earlier on Thursday. London. Bobrisky was later taken from the airplane, which was allegedly headed to London, by airport officials, according to a video that has gone viral online. This occurs days after Nigerian Immigration allegedly caught the crossdresser trying to leave the country on October 22 at the Sème frontier. After being found guilty of naira abuse in April, Bobrisky’s suffering came after an audio tape made public by critic VeryDarkMan claimed that the transvestite had paid high-ranking jail officials to obtain a private prison outside of Kirikiri prison. Additionally, according to the leaked recording, Bobrisky used the assistance of well-known singer Falz and his father, legal luminary Femi Falana, to pay some EFCC officers to dismiss money laundering allegations against him. READ ALSO: 23 Persons Killed In Fresh Herdsmen Attacks On Benue Community However, Bobrisky refuted these allegations, saying he was not accountable for the audio leak and asked the Falanas to blame VeryDarkMan instead. We Love to have you back, Kindly Subscribe to our NewsLetter
