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PDP suspends ex-Abia Reps member, Abonta for alleged anti-party activities

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The quick past part who addressed Ukwa East and Ukwa West Government Voting demographic, Hon Uzoma Nkem Abonta, under the foundation of the People groups Progressive alliance (PDP), has been suspended from the party. This was spread the word for newsmen in Akwete today, Wednesday 28, in a proclamation by the PDP Ward Director and Secretary of the party in Akwete-Ohandu Ward. A portion of the reasons they claimed include: hostile to party exercises, factionalization of the party in the ward, proudly exposing the party to a few court suits with no response to the PDP inside system of resolving clashes and debates, his arrangement as the Representative Chief General of the All Reformists Fantastic Collusion (APGA) in the 2023 general political race and his public acknowledgment of the said arrangement, his refusal to surrender the bike given to the Ward Director by Congressperson Enyinnaya Abaribe, his conspicuous refusal to pay the party duty for quite a while at this point, and his open
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Man arrested for dressing as woman to get money from unsuspecting men in Adamawa

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A good look at this young girl will never give her away for a man. Her dress, face and well shaped figure made her to be seen as a young lady. 

This young man's name is Muhammed Abubakar, he is from Adamawa State. He dressed in women's clothes to obtain money from men.

Muhammed Abubakar was arraigned before a Chief Magistrate Court in Girei, Adamawa State for dressing as a woman and making money from unsuspecting men.

According to Nigerian law, “A person engaged in cross dressing is guilty of an offense and liable to imprisonment for six months or to a fine of five hundred thousand Naira.

“Section 7 of the principal Act is amended by introducing the word ‘cross dressing’ and defining same as;

“Cross dressing means the practice of wearing clothes usually worn by a person of the opposite sex.”

 

The suspect said he routinely dressed in women's clothes and go out with female friends to obtain money from men needing romance.

Muhammed who holds a Diploma in Business Management from the Adamawa State Polytechnic, Yola, said his female collaborators gave him between N500 and N1,500 daily as his share of their loot.

 

Muhammed, who said he adopted the female name of Fadi, told the court that his female accomplices protected him each time any man wanted to have him, by telling the man that she (he) was ''menstruating.''

It was gathered that nemesis caught up with Muhammed on November 16, 2022, at Girei market where he went to buy an ear ring and was seen by a man who suspected that he was a man.

 

The suspicious man raised the alarm and he was arrested.

The court presided over by Martina Gregory ordered that he be remanded until December 5, 2022. 

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