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  Michael Abiodun 08032317659 As consumers, it's essential to be mindful of our purchasing habits, especially when buying goods from roadside vendors or second-hand sellers.  Let's make a conscious effort to prioritize buying from authorized dealers or direct sellers, rather than receiving goods from unknown or suspicious sources. *The Risks of Receiving Stolen Property:* Receiving stolen property, also known as receiving stolen goods, is a criminal offense that involves knowingly acquiring or concealing property that has been stolen or obtained through illicit means.  This offense is taken seriously by the law, and those found guilty may face severe consequences. *Definition and Elements* To constitute the offense of receiving stolen property, the following elements must be present: - *Stolen Property*: The property in question must have been stolen or obtained through unlawful means. - *Knowledge*: The person receiving the property must have knowledge or reasonable susp...

Michael Abiodun 08032317659 A tragic incident has shaken the community as the Ogun State Police Command investigates a suspected ritual murder of a 16-year-old boy, Master Lawal Wahab.  The teenager's body was found mutilated along the Old Express Road, Igbile-Ijebu, on July 23rd, 2025, with vital organs gruesomely removed. Acting on credible intelligence, the Omu-Ijebu Division police apprehended suspects Salawu Omikansola (25) and SEREFUSI AGEMO (IGBILE), among others.  One of the suspects made a voluntary confessional statement, which was recorded on video.  The police are working to arrest other fleeing accomplices. *FATHER'S PLEA FOR JUSTICE* The father of the deceased, Mr. Lawal Olumide, has commended the Ogun State Police Command for their efforts.  He is now appealing to the judiciary and the Nigerian people to ensure justice is served, emphasizing that the perpetrators, regardless of their influence, must face the consequences of their actions. *POLICE ASSUR...

" In a significant development, major markets in Ijebu Ode, including Ita Ale, Ita Osu, and Oke Aje, will officially reopen for business on Monday, July 21, 2025.  This decision, announced by the Ijebu Ode Local Government, marks the end of a customary mourning period observed in honor of the late Awujale and Paramount Ruler of Ijebuland, Oba Sikiru Kayode Adetona GCON. The local government, led by Executive Chairman Hon. Dare Alebiosu, made this announcement in a public statement, emphasizing that the decision to reopen markets was made in consultation with traditional authorities.  The government balanced respect for the departed monarch with the need to alleviate economic hardship for citizens. ABOUT REFUTATION OF RUMOURS: The statement also addressed rumors about a prolonged market closure, clarifying that no directive was issued to shut down markets for 75 days and labeling such reports as false.  The local government appreciated the public, traders, and market stake...