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The Delta State Government has threatened to arrest and prosecute anyone caught hunting protective animals within the state in line with the laws of the land. Commissioner of Information, Charles Aniagwu, who gave the warning in a statement yesterday maintained that anybody caught killing such animals would be jailed, as the state could not continue to watch people destroy its ecosystem out of ignorance. Rather than kill such animals, Aniagwu advised citizens to help them return to their natural habitats where necessary. He disclosed that the state Ministry of Information would partner its Environment counterpart and other relevant government agencies to carry out intensive campaigns on the preservation of the endangered protective animals. “The attention of the Delta State Government has been drawn to an online video where some uninformed youths were seen dragging a captured Manatee, which is among protective sea animals.“We condemn in its entirety the inhuman act of the uniden...

Barely three weeks after a video went viral of a married man found dead in a hotel after a sex romp with a prostitute, another middle-aged man, Paul Okwudili, was confirmed dead yesterday morning after having sex with a lady in Onitsha, Anambra State. It was gathered that the lady who went to the hotel with the deceased called on the hotel management when the man’s breathing became abnormal. The Police Public Relations Officer in the state, Haruna Mohammed, confirmed the incident to newsmen. He said: “On 24/2/2020 at about 00:03a.m. the manager of Plus View hotel in Onitsha reported at Central Police Station, Onitsha that one Paul Okwudili’s’ aged about 40 years of Ogboliolosi off Awka Road Inland town, Onitsha, allegedly took a lady to the hotel and lodged. “Minutes later, the lady came out shouting for help and the hotel manager, who went to the room and discovered the man was gasping for breath, rushed him to St. Charles Boromeo Hospital Onitsha for medical attention where...