A fresh Senior Secondary graduate has sent out a stern warning to ladies as she tells them to hold their boyfriends well. The young graduate has shared a video on her social media page advising the older ladies to hold their boyfriends well because she is done with school and in the market. 
Secondary school graduate warns ladies to hold their boyfriends. Photo credit: Instagram. Source: Instagram According to her, she is now in the dating market and has also learned the skills of snatching boyfriends and husbands from their ladies. The video shared by the young graduate has attracted a lot of reactions from social media users. Reacting to her video, Seun wrote; “They learn this rubbish from social media. It’s now cool for kids in secondary school to say stuff like this. It’s a short distance from saying to doing.” Blossom wrote; “Boyfriend wey pesin suppose hide from secondary school pikin no be boyfriend” Fatima wrote; “I hope this video gets to her parents so that they can beat her very well.
SMH 
” Montero wrote; “Go and read for jamb Na you or mate Dey get 300 and something ” TagsSS3 Graduate
Friends mourn 25-year-old IMSU graduate murdered in Imo as she is laid to rest. Photo Credit: @lindaikejiblog Source: lindaikejiblog They held onto hope and engaged in prayers, hoping to see Ogochukwu return home safely. They kept vigil, called her phone repeatedly, but received no response The following morning, Mr. Anele embarked on a search for his missing daughter. He reported her disappearance at the nearest police station and also sought assistance from the Department of State Services (DSS), hoping that Ogochukwu might be among those detained there. Unfortunately, she was not found. While on his way to the Police Station on Mbaise Road, Mr. Anele received a call from his other children, informing him that someone had answered a call made to Ogochukwu’s phone. The call originated from the Police Station in Iho, Ikeduru local government area, further heightening his concerns about his daughter’s whereabouts. Upon arrival at the station, Mr. Anele was directed to the State Criminal Investigations Department, where he was confronted with the devastating news of his daughter’s murder by the officer in charge. He requested to see Ogochukwu’s body to confirm her identity. However, he alleges that the police demanded a payment of N60,000. Despite attempting to negotiate a lower amount, his pleas were reportedly rejected. 
The deceased, who has been identified as Temitayo, was reportedly stabbed with scissors in the late hours of Thursday, April 6, around Ebenco filling, opposite Akua junction, Akungba. Some passersby’s rushed to Aduloju Hospital where he was stabilize for a few hours. However, he became worst due to the injuries he sustained. According to the University’s Student Union, Temitayo had intervened dispute between an “Egbon Adugbo” and a third party who owned the Egbon Adugbo an amount of N4000. However Temitayo promised to settle the bill for the latter. Temidayo was able to reimburse the perpetrators 3000 naira out of the 4000 naira but was unable to pay the remaining 1,000 naira outstanding which resulted into an argument causing the death of the fresh graduate. “A guy (the third party) was owing them money,” the source said “and he told them (the perpetrators) that he will help the guy to pay the money to avoid drama. So he paid 3k out of the 4K and couldn’t raise the last 1k. So they started disturbing him and he said they should stop disturbing him that he did not owe them that he only rendered a help and this afternoon(today) a guy came into the villa.” “As usual they acted as Egbon ADUGBO to collect money. So he said he can’t give them, which led into an argument as if they’d meant to deal with him … and they came from nowhere to stab him after a lot of arguments and they scattered the villa with bottles and spoiled our gate”, the student Union told the Gazette. 
