Tenant Allegedly St@bs Landlord In Delta

A tragic incident has rocked Boji-Boji Owa in Ika North-East Local Government Area of Delta State, where a landlord, Mr. Lucky Obaze, was allegedly st@bbed to d3ath by his tenant during a dispute over a ₦1,500 electricity bill.

The suspect, identified only as Chiboy, is reportedly from Calabar, Cross River State.

According to Ika Weekly Newspaper, Chiboy and his brother, Victor, occupied a one-room apartment in a building owned by Mr. Obaze’s late father. The deceased, an indigene of the Owa-Oyibu community, lived in the same compound with his wife and six children.

Recounting the tragic event, which occurred on December 21, 2025, one of the victim’s children, Master Success Lucky, said the altercation started when his father went to collect the monthly electricity bill, as he routinely did.

“My father went to Chiboy to collect the ₦1,500 light bill, and they started arguing,” the visibly distressed boy said.

“I was alone with my father. If my mother had been around, this wouldn’t have happened. They fought downstairs where Chiboy stays, and afterward my father went upstairs to rest.”

He continued, “Suddenly, Chiboy came upstairs with a knife. I tried to stop him, but he was stronger than me. He met my father sitting in the parlour and st@bbed him.”

The victim’s wife, Mrs. Helen Obaze, has called on security agencies, the Nigerian government, and human rights groups to ensure justice is served.

Overcome with grief, she lamented that she has been left to single-handedly care for their six children.

Mrs. Obaze added that her husband’s body has been deposited at the mortuary to allow the police to carry out a full investigation into the incident.

‘Call Of Duty’ Creator Dies In Fiery Car Crash

Vince Zampella, the legendary co-creator of the global video game phenomenon Call of Duty, has reportedly died after a tragic car accident, according to a confirmation released Monday by gaming powerhouse Electronic Arts. He was 55 years old.

Local outlet NBC4 reported that Zampella was driving his Ferrari along a scenic mountain route north of Los Angeles on Sunday when the vehicle suddenly left the road under unclear circumstances, slammed into a concrete barrier, and erupted into flames.

The California Highway Patrol (CHP) stated that both Zampella and a passenger were thrown from the car and later succumbed to injuries sustained in the crash. Dramatic videos circulating on social media showed the wreckage of the cherry-red Ferrari completely engulfed in fire on the roadside.

Authorities confirmed that investigations are ongoing to determine the exact cause of the accident.

Zampella was widely celebrated as a trailblazer in the gaming world and a driving force behind the evolution of modern first-person military shooters. He co-created the Call of Duty franchise and later founded Respawn Entertainment, the studio responsible for hit titles including Titanfall, Apex Legends, and the Star Wars Jedi series.

He began his journey in the gaming industry in the 1990s and went on to co-found Infinity Ward in 2002. The studio released the first Call of Duty game in 2003, launching a franchise that would grow into one of the most successful in gaming history, boasting over 100 million active players each month.

Infinity Ward was later acquired by Activision, solidifying Zampella’s status as one of the most influential and respected figures in contemporary video game development.

CPC Forum Denies Endorsing Atiku, Says Members Are Facing Intense Pressure
Published on Saturday, September 20, 2025 at 5:45 PM

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“Stop Turning A Blind Eye While Benue Drowns In Blood” – Atiku Challenges Government

The Forum of State Chairmen of the defunct Congress for Progressives Change (CPC) has denied reports suggesting it has endorsed the 2027 presidential bid of former Vice President Atiku Abubakar.

In a statement signed by National Chairman Kasim Mabo and National Secretary Sulaiman Oyaremi, the Forum distanced itself from the recent visit of some members to Atiku, describing the move as both misleading and unrepresentative.

According to the Forum, while 16 members have declared support for Atiku, 20 remain firmly loyal to the All Progressives Congress (APC) and President Bola Tinubu’s administration. They alleged that opposition leaders had mounted heavy pressure on them, offering financial inducements to lure members away from the ruling party.

“Our Forum has been under serious pressure, including financial gratification from opposition figures. This explains why nine members defected months ago and seven more joined them last week. Nevertheless, 20 of us remain resolute, despite losing one member from Borno State,” the statement read.

The Forum urged the Presidency and APC leadership to address what it described as the continued neglect of the CPC bloc, stressing that the group remains a vital grassroots structure that once delivered 12.5 million votes under the late President Muhammadu Buhari.

It dismissed the visit to Atiku as a staged move aimed at creating a false impression of widespread support, insisting that the gathering lacked genuine political weight.

Reaffirming loyalty to the CPC legacy, the Forum pledged support for its leaders, including Sen. Umaru Tanko Al-Makura, Rt. Hon. Aminu Bello Masari, and Rt. Hon. Tajudeen Abbas.