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Some L.A. County Sheriff's Deputies have come under fire for allegedly sharing disturbing photos of the scene where Kobe Bryant, his daughter, Gigi, and 7 others died in a helicopter crash, and the photos included remains from the gruesome aftermath. Kobe's family, along with the family's of other victims of the crash were reportedly contacted by the Los Angeles police department and warned that graphic death photos of their family members may leak online shortly.   It's not clear who took the photos, but it was being talked about by first responders just 2 days after the crash, according to the L.A. Times. The report adds that at least one L.A. County Sheriff's official had the photos on his cell phone "in a setting that had nothing to do with the investigation." The gruesome photos were also passed around by members of the L.A. County Fire department and the department is now investigating.   According to ...

The PDP has blasted the Buhari-led government over the first confirmed case of Coronavirus in Nigeria. The party in a statement released by its spokesperson, Kola Olgbondiyan, said the infection is as a result of the negligence that has characterised the Buhari administration.The party asked Nigerians to hold the government responsible should any national calamity arose from COVID-19. Read the statement below Corona Virus: PDP Berates Buhari For Negligence...Seeks Concerted Effort, Adoption of Ebola Intervention Strategy The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) has berated the Buhari Presidency for its negligence and laidback attitude to governance and the welfare of Nigerians leading to the avoidable entrance of the deadly corona virus into our dear country. The party says it was evident that the Buhari Presidency, not being alive to its responsibilities, as usual, took no concrete steps to hedge our nation against the virus, leading to the current scary sit...

The Ogun State governor, Dapo Abiosun, says the state government has quarantined 28 persons identified to have come in contact with the Italian man diagnosed with Coronavirus in Lagos.  Speaking at a press conference this evening, the governor said the Italian man visited the state for a consulting job at a cement factory in Ewekoro community. He said as part of measures to curtail the spread of the virus, the cement factory has also been sealed. The governor added that two of the cement factory's guest houses have been turned into isolation centres where those identified to have made contacts with the Italian man are being examined.

Second EFCC witness submits 30 page long report of what he found in Naira Marley's phone in cyber fraud trial The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) called in its second witness to testify against Azeez Fashola popularly known as Naira Marley, during the continuation of the singer's cyber fraud trial on Thursday February 27.  Recall that Naira Marley is facing an 11-count charge bordering on conspiracy, possession of counterfeit cards and fraud.  Testifying in court, EFCC's second witness Mr Anosike Augustine who is a mobile forensic expert with the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), recalled how he analysed the contents of an iPhone 11 allegedly retrieved from Naira Marley during investigation. He told Justice Nicholas Oweibo of the Federal High Court in Lagos that he produced a report of his findings after extracting and analyzing the evidence recovered from the singer's pho...

Help find this girl's relatives (photo) The little girl pictured above was reportedly found wandering on the streets of Lagos earlier today. IG user, @Iam_CrownDamoLa who posted her photo online, said she found her wandering around Mile 2.  ''I stumbled upon this Lil girl roaming around mile2 this evening and I try enquiring her and she said she can't find her way. I have taken her to the police station. Pls kindly rebroadcast, her relatives might be on your list. Thanks'' she wrote

Terrorists almost bomb Lagos with 17 suitcases of explosives – Fashola Minister for Works and Housing Babatunde Fashola has said terrorists with 17 suitcases loaded with explosives to bomb Lagos were almost missed by law enforcement in 2013 if not for citizen information. He disclosed that the attempt was foiled with the help of citizen information and the terrorists were tried without passing the information to the public. “It is when information is offered that law enforcement must act to check, recheck and verify,” Fashola said in Lagos on Thursday while delivering a lecture at the fourth annual public lecture of the United Action for Change (UAC).  “So, when 17 suitcases loaded with explosives were brought into Lagos in 2013, law enforcement missed it. “It was citizen information, which we did not discard, that led to their seizure, apprehension of the suspects and their cargo of terror.” Fashola a two-term governor of Lagos state from May 29, 2007, ...