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PLAIN clothed security agents in their hundreds seized, Charles Okah, the younger brother to detained MEND leader, Henry Okah, in Apapa area of Lagos.
Charles Okah was arrested with some of his children according to family sources.
His brother, Henry Okah, who is currently detained by the South African police and undergoing trial for terror -related charges claimed in diary seized from him that Charles was faking his voice to negotiate with the Nigerian authorities in a "cease-fire" deal.
It is not clear if Charles was arrested over his brother's claims before South African magistrate or relating to the latest MEND threats which security sources said might have been traced to him.
Nigeria tightened security Saturday at the busy Abuja International Airport, a day after the militant group MEND threatened an imminent attack in the nation's capital, travellers said.
The officials, armed with bomb detectors, screened vehicles about 250 metres (800 feet) out on the airport access road, including conducting physical inspections of some vehicles.
"There was no such security measures in place at the airport three days ago," one traveller said.
The Movement for the Emancipation of the Niger Delta (MEND) threatened in a statement on Friday that a bomb attack was "imminent" in Abuja, which experienced twin car bombings two weeks ago in which at least 12 people died and several others injured..
The threat came in a statement that criticised the government's response to the October 1 Independence Day bombings.
The sad incident, which occurred at Jarret Street by Cable Point area of the town, threw the area into confusion.
Our reporter gathered that the pastor had wanted to take his brother who was said to be mentally deranged to the church for spiritual deliverance but the brother put up stiff resistance.
Eyewitness said that “at a point, two of them (brothers) went into scuffle and attempts by neighbours to separate them yielded no result. The brother became violent, dashed into the room, took a cutlass and descended on the pastor, cutting him on the neck severally which led to his bleeding to death.”
Meanwhile, the killer brother has been arrested and taken to Police ‘B’ Division while the corpse of the pastor has been deposited at the mortuary.
Delta State police public relations officer, PPRO, Charles Muka, confirmed the story, saying, “we are handling the matter”..
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Michael Jackson's brother Randy rushed to hospital after suffering heart attack
Michael Jackson’s youngest brother has been rushed to the hospital after suffering a mild heart attack.
Randy Jackson, 48, was immediately taken to Huntington Memorial in Pasadena, California, after he began experience chest pains earlier today.
He was working on arrangements for a service at Forest Lawn Memorial Park to mark the first anniversary of the pop star's death on June 25.
Randy Jackson, pictured attending Dr Conrad Murray's hearing with sister Janet in LA yesterday, has been rushed to hospital
A Jackson family friend tells Mail Online: 'It appears Randy has had a mild heart attack, but he is okay.
'He was joking around with his father and he is feeling pretty good all things considered.
'He’s been under a tremendous amount of stress lately but Randy’s a fighter. He’ll pull through.'
Randy is recovering at the Huntington Memorial in Pasadena, California
It is yet another blow to the Jackson family, who were left bitterly disappointed yesterday when Dr Conrad Murray was given permission to continue practicing medicine in California while he awaits trial over
Michael's death.
Randy, who was not part of the Jackson Five, joined father Joe, mother Katherine, sister LaToya and brother
Jermaine at the hearing in a Los Angeles court house.
Murray is accused of administering Michael Jackson the fatal dose of Propofol and Judge Pastor set August 23 as the date for
the start of the preliminary hearing.
Randy (second from right) with his brothers Marlon, Jackie, Michael and Tito in 1979