CYNTHIA'S DEATH: Court orders re- arrest of pharmacist

One of the two pharmacists, exonerated last week of having hands in the murder of Cynthia Osokogu Udoku had been re-arrested on the order of the Lagos State Government. This was disclosed by the state’s Commissioner for Justice and Attorney-General, Mr. Ade Ipaye, at a news conference on the update on the murder case. Seven persons were arrested by security personnel in connection with Cynthia’s murder at a hotel in FESTAC Town by her facebook friends. Two of the suspects, who were pharmacists, Orji Osita and Maduakor Chukwunonso, were ordered to be released on the advice of the state Director of Public Prosecution (DPP).

Cynthia's corpse may be released on Monday

Cynthia Osokogu's family members may have to wait until next week for her corpse to be released to them, as the autopsy being conducted on the deceased may be concluded by Monday.

Police Seize Cynthia’s Corpse In Lagos - PM news

The police in Lagos state, refused to release the corpse of Cynthia Osokogu, the Facebook girl murdered by suspected kidnappers in a hotel in Lagos, to her parents for burial in her hometown today.

Cynthia's killers use videos to make porn...may have 150 victims.

Nigeria Police say the killers of Cynthia Osokogu may have claimed up to 150 other victims. So far more than 40 victims, all girls have been identified as having been robbed and sexually assaulted by the two undergraduates, who confessed to have killed Cynthia, the only daughter of Gen. Frank Osokogu(rtd), in a hotel located in Lake View Estate in Amuwo Odofin, Lagos.

Cynthia's Death: Police Make Two More Arrests

The police have made two more arrests in connection with the gruesome murder of Cynthia Osokogu. The police also recovered a white Blackberry phone, which belonged to the deceased, from a business man in Port Harcourt, who allegedly bought the stolen phone from Cynthia's killers.

Facebook stock jumps after CEO pledges not to sell

Facebook shares jumped nearly 5% Wednesday following a disclosure that its CEO, Mark Zuckerberg, won't sell stock in the company for at least a year. That more than wiped out the losses of a day earlier when the stock hit a record intraday low of $17.55.

Lagos State Blocks Facebook and Twitter On its Server

Lagos State Government has restricted the use of social media with the government internet server within the State Secretariat, Alausa. A staff who lamented the situation said they only got to know about it after trying for several hours to connect to Facebook account on Monday.

Mark Zukerberg's networth goes down

Mark Zuckerberg bragging rights as one of the greatest social networking tech has been affected by Facebook's sinking stock share. As reported by Bloomberg, Zuckerberg's worth dropped by $423 million yesterday.