Wednesday, December 24, 2014
ADEBIMPE THE FACEBOOK GIRL (final part, the final saga)
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Part9
***she stepped in and feigned a frown which I ignored****
Bimpe: Hurry up to get the money and let me start leaving
Me: ******smiled*********
BIMPE: Why smiling dear, did I say anything funny?
ME:***I looked straight into her eyes and said to her*******
"Adebimpe, you are not getting a single kobo from me."
Bimpe:**** was shocked and restless***
Abeg if na joke, just stop am abeg…..
Bimpe: If na joke, you better stop am
ME: **I looked at her straight face****,
Just kidding dear. I only wanted to study your "anger management".
BIMPE: better. So how are we moving?, I'm set already.
ME: I thought of something, banks don't resolve debit issue in a day. So let me call Akin, *****I picked my fone, made a fake call as I distanced myself a bit from Bimpe to avoid Bleep up
************ "ok Akin, thanks bro. I will come there with segun to get it right away", then I hung up…
BIMPE: hmmmm, those promise and fail friends you have abi?
ME: No dear, Akin is not like that, he is a good guy unlike Segun. He is so nice dear. So let me call segun to inform him.
BIMPE: Ok, go ahead and do the calling. *****I picked my fone, dialled Segun's number. I told him we should meet at Akin's place this morning to get the money****, I hung up.
ME: Bimpe, I'm going to miss you dear
BIMPE: me too
ME: when next are we seeing?
BIMPE: whenever You are ready to finance the journey. But this time, You will send TO and FRO money to avoid another delay.
ME: ok dear.
*****i moved closer to her, grabbed her head and kissed her again, she responded and reciprocated. I whispered into her ear, "I want to feel you one more time baby". She resisted at first. When she saw my frowned face. She came over to me, and said
BIMpE: but why do u like sex this much?
ME: Its not like that, I just don't like to be rejected when I need something.
BIMPE: do u truly love me?
ME: yes off course
BIMPE: then why the rush?
*********i knew bimpe is not giving in this time, so I starting calling her sweet names, told her sweet words, reminded her of how I loved her, how we will run our home when married.
BIMPE: then why don't you propose to me and engage me?
ME: you know this is the first time of our meeting, all my proposing plan is still our next meeting, I want to make it a surprise to you.
******Bimbe was just quiet, so I moved closer to her and kissed her, we started kissing so passionately, I moved my hands down to her shirt, she held my hand and said " I don't want to scatter my dressing, just wait".
She unhooked her trouser, pulled it down with her pants to knee level. Bended and positioned her a$$ to me. "Dammie now you can get what you want" she said.
Without wasting time. I pulled off my boxers, raised the mattress, picked a condom, wore it and slid it in from the back. It was so sweet that she kept moaning, yeeeah babyyy I will miss youuuuu,baby I love uuuuu, oooouch*** Switching tempos.
Finally, I cum after 8minutes. She cleaned up with tissue, while I did the same.
BIMPE: Now that you are satisfied, can you go now?
ME: Ok *********i dashed out of the house to meet segun*********
**********************************
Me: sege, how I go take discharge this girl now?, I no get the liver to tell her make she dey go without money
SEGE: Just tell her say you saw her messages, show it to her and pursue her comot.
ME: I still don't have the liver.
SEGUN: Sebi you don Bleep sumtin wey worth your 4,500balance?
ME: Something like that.
SEGUN: oya "rinso" make I go finish her for you.
ME: na u go do all the talking ooooo.
SEGE: chaiiii, you no be only maga but certified mumu. Abeg waka make we go.
*******we left his house and got to my apartment*************** segun greeted Bimpe.
SEGE: Our wife, how you dey?
BIMPe: I'm fine, I'm so sorry about the last robbery incident.
SEGE: no mention jaree, sebi na dis my MUMU friend cause am, if no be dat, I no go leave my room open to the extent of been robbed.
*********by now I was shaking and blinking at segun to stop cos I was afraid*********
BIMPE: mumu kee?, abeg my husband no mumu ooooo, I no like dat word, I no dey take my husband joke with people oooo
SEGE: really?, if no be say he mumu, shey him no suppose know say another guy dey f~ck him babe for free in this Akure?
BIMPE:*****was curious****** which babe?****turns to me**** Dammie, so you get another babe for this Akure? Upon how I love you?
SEGE: madam calm down, na u I dey talk to.
BIMPE: me?*****raised eye brow*****
SEGE: yes, we know say you be sex machine of "Sodiq" wey dey live for ijoka, Sunday bustop to be precise. How you sleep there for 2 nites, how you went there yesterday for quickee, how u suck…………..
****now I was vibrating, just watching the two of them with my mouth sealed, my heart was beating faster*******
BIMPE: *****turns to me****baby, what is the meaning of the rubbish your friend is saying?. And you are there? You can't talk?. Abeg I no get time to yarn trash, give me my money make I dey go.
SEGE: you are not getting any kobo here. ****Segun collected my fone, opened facebook and started reading all the conversations from beginning to the end.
BIMPE:****sober and started crying and faced me******baby, I can explain this, its not what you think
ME: ********looked her with a little courage****** nothing to explain Bimpe. Whatever segun says is the final.
SEGE: Before the count of ten, I want you out of this house or else I will molest you.******Segun starts to pull off his belt*******
BIMPE: Please I will leave*****turned to me******baby please for God's sake, I love you so much, I can explain.
*****i felt so sorry for her that my eyes were soaked. I felt like stopping Segun but he looked too determined. I couldn't watch Bimpe moving in tears that I had to face the wall till she left.
__________hmmmm_________
**********that was the last time I saw bimpe. Two days later, she blocked me on her facebook, whatsapp and deleted me on BBM.
I tried calling her so many times but she will not pick up...Mumu I was but then, it was a worthwhile experience all thanks to Segun!
Watch out for "Home alone with my step brother"
***she stepped in and feigned a frown which I ignored****
Bimpe: Hurry up to get the money and let me start leaving
Me: ******smiled*********
BIMPE: Why smiling dear, did I say anything funny?
ME:***I looked straight into her eyes and said to her*******
"Adebimpe, you are not getting a single kobo from me."
Bimpe:**** was shocked and restless***
Abeg if na joke, just stop am abeg…..
Bimpe: If na joke, you better stop am
ME: **I looked at her straight face****,
Just kidding dear. I only wanted to study your "anger management".
BIMPE: better. So how are we moving?, I'm set already.
ME: I thought of something, banks don't resolve debit issue in a day. So let me call Akin, *****I picked my fone, made a fake call as I distanced myself a bit from Bimpe to avoid Bleep up
************ "ok Akin, thanks bro. I will come there with segun to get it right away", then I hung up…
BIMPE: hmmmm, those promise and fail friends you have abi?
ME: No dear, Akin is not like that, he is a good guy unlike Segun. He is so nice dear. So let me call segun to inform him.
BIMPE: Ok, go ahead and do the calling. *****I picked my fone, dialled Segun's number. I told him we should meet at Akin's place this morning to get the money****, I hung up.
ME: Bimpe, I'm going to miss you dear
BIMPE: me too
ME: when next are we seeing?
BIMPE: whenever You are ready to finance the journey. But this time, You will send TO and FRO money to avoid another delay.
ME: ok dear.
*****i moved closer to her, grabbed her head and kissed her again, she responded and reciprocated. I whispered into her ear, "I want to feel you one more time baby". She resisted at first. When she saw my frowned face. She came over to me, and said
BIMpE: but why do u like sex this much?
ME: Its not like that, I just don't like to be rejected when I need something.
BIMPE: do u truly love me?
ME: yes off course
BIMPE: then why the rush?
*********i knew bimpe is not giving in this time, so I starting calling her sweet names, told her sweet words, reminded her of how I loved her, how we will run our home when married.
BIMPE: then why don't you propose to me and engage me?
ME: you know this is the first time of our meeting, all my proposing plan is still our next meeting, I want to make it a surprise to you.
******Bimbe was just quiet, so I moved closer to her and kissed her, we started kissing so passionately, I moved my hands down to her shirt, she held my hand and said " I don't want to scatter my dressing, just wait".
She unhooked her trouser, pulled it down with her pants to knee level. Bended and positioned her a$$ to me. "Dammie now you can get what you want" she said.
Without wasting time. I pulled off my boxers, raised the mattress, picked a condom, wore it and slid it in from the back. It was so sweet that she kept moaning, yeeeah babyyy I will miss youuuuu,baby I love uuuuu, oooouch*** Switching tempos.
Finally, I cum after 8minutes. She cleaned up with tissue, while I did the same.
BIMPE: Now that you are satisfied, can you go now?
ME: Ok *********i dashed out of the house to meet segun*********
**********************************
Me: sege, how I go take discharge this girl now?, I no get the liver to tell her make she dey go without money
SEGE: Just tell her say you saw her messages, show it to her and pursue her comot.
ME: I still don't have the liver.
SEGUN: Sebi you don Bleep sumtin wey worth your 4,500balance?
ME: Something like that.
SEGUN: oya "rinso" make I go finish her for you.
ME: na u go do all the talking ooooo.
SEGE: chaiiii, you no be only maga but certified mumu. Abeg waka make we go.
*******we left his house and got to my apartment*************** segun greeted Bimpe.
SEGE: Our wife, how you dey?
BIMPe: I'm fine, I'm so sorry about the last robbery incident.
SEGE: no mention jaree, sebi na dis my MUMU friend cause am, if no be dat, I no go leave my room open to the extent of been robbed.
*********by now I was shaking and blinking at segun to stop cos I was afraid*********
BIMPE: mumu kee?, abeg my husband no mumu ooooo, I no like dat word, I no dey take my husband joke with people oooo
SEGE: really?, if no be say he mumu, shey him no suppose know say another guy dey f~ck him babe for free in this Akure?
BIMPE:*****was curious****** which babe?****turns to me**** Dammie, so you get another babe for this Akure? Upon how I love you?
SEGE: madam calm down, na u I dey talk to.
BIMPE: me?*****raised eye brow*****
SEGE: yes, we know say you be sex machine of "Sodiq" wey dey live for ijoka, Sunday bustop to be precise. How you sleep there for 2 nites, how you went there yesterday for quickee, how u suck…………..
****now I was vibrating, just watching the two of them with my mouth sealed, my heart was beating faster*******
BIMPE: *****turns to me****baby, what is the meaning of the rubbish your friend is saying?. And you are there? You can't talk?. Abeg I no get time to yarn trash, give me my money make I dey go.
SEGE: you are not getting any kobo here. ****Segun collected my fone, opened facebook and started reading all the conversations from beginning to the end.
BIMPE:****sober and started crying and faced me******baby, I can explain this, its not what you think
ME: ********looked her with a little courage****** nothing to explain Bimpe. Whatever segun says is the final.
SEGE: Before the count of ten, I want you out of this house or else I will molest you.******Segun starts to pull off his belt*******
BIMPE: Please I will leave*****turned to me******baby please for God's sake, I love you so much, I can explain.
*****i felt so sorry for her that my eyes were soaked. I felt like stopping Segun but he looked too determined. I couldn't watch Bimpe moving in tears that I had to face the wall till she left.
__________hmmmm_________
**********that was the last time I saw bimpe. Two days later, she blocked me on her facebook, whatsapp and deleted me on BBM.
I tried calling her so many times but she will not pick up...Mumu I was but then, it was a worthwhile experience all thanks to Segun!
Watch out for "Home alone with my step brother"
Let's Emulate Christ...Read President Jonathan's Christmas Message
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Dear Compatriots,
I greet and felicitate with you all once again as we celebrate the birth of our Lord and Saviour, Jesus Christ. I join all of our Christian compatriots in giving thanks to God Almighty for the divine gift of Jesus Christ the Messiah whose earthly incarnation we commemorate today.
As we celebrate the birth of Jesus Christ who the Prophet Isaiah heralded as the Prince of Peace and Wonderful Counselor, I believe it is very appropriate that we all, Christians and non-Christians alike, reflect more deeply on the virtues and ideals which the Messiah espoused during his earthly mission.
To my mind, there can be no doubt that the greater internalization of the virtues of love for our fellowmen, tolerance, Godliness, honesty, fairness to others, selflessness, and peaceful co-existence with others, by all adult Nigerians, and the inculcation of the same in our youth, will definitely help our dear nation to overcome most of its present challenges.
Peace and love for others, especially, were a constant refrain in the Messiah's teachings and admonitions to mankind.
Therefore, as we celebrate his birth, I urge all Nigerians to offer special prayers for a greater manifestation of divine peace in our country and the vanquishing of all demons of hatred, divisiveness and disunity in our midst.
As we celebrate Christmas, let us also remember and offer special prayers for all of our countrymen, women and children who have suffered and continue to suffer untold hardship, deprivation and death at the hands of terrorists and insurgents.
Let us also continue to pray for our gallant soldiers and security agents who remain at the forefront of the national effort to overcome terrorism and violent extremism, even as the rest of the nation celebrates Christmas and the coming New Year.
In this season of goodwill, I urge all patriotic Nigerians to rededicate themselves to doing all within their powers to support the brave men and women of our armed forces in the ongoing war against terrorism, and also support the Federal Government's efforts to provide more succour to the hapless victims of terrorist atrocities.
The Victims' Support Fund which we have established to raise additional funds to assist our compatriots who have been adversely affected by continuing insecurity in parts of our country remains active.
I call on all individuals and corporate organisations who have not yet done so, to donate more generously to the Fund which is being efficaciously deployed to ease the sufferings of victims of terrorist violence in the country.
Dear Compatriots, we are also celebrating this Christmas against the background of preparations for next year's general elections.
I seize this opportunity to reassure the nation that my administration will give the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) all necessary support to ensure that it delivers very free, fair, credible and acceptable elections in 2015.
National security agencies will also be given all necessary support to enhance their ability to ensure that the elections which should strengthen democracy in our country are peaceful and violence free.
I urge our political class to be law- abiding and place the greater interests of our nation above all personal or sectional interests in the countdown to the elections.
Let us all be more statesman-like, conduct issues-based campaigns, and eschew the promotion of falsehood, division and hatred of others as we seek the votes of our countrymen in what should be a peaceful competition among contending points of view for the progress and development of our dear nation.
I remain convinced that God Almighty is still with us as a nation even in the midst of our current challenges which we shall surely overcome with greater unity of purpose, dedication, commitment and perseverance.
Let this year's celebration of the birth of Christ the Messiah rekindle, strengthen and reaffirm our faith in our national ability to overcome all challenges, with God on our side.
I wish you all very happy Christmas celebrations.
Goodluck Ebele Jonathan, GCFR
President,
Federal Republic of Nigeria.
Sent from my BlackBerry 10 smartphone.
Dear Compatriots,
I greet and felicitate with you all once again as we celebrate the birth of our Lord and Saviour, Jesus Christ. I join all of our Christian compatriots in giving thanks to God Almighty for the divine gift of Jesus Christ the Messiah whose earthly incarnation we commemorate today.
As we celebrate the birth of Jesus Christ who the Prophet Isaiah heralded as the Prince of Peace and Wonderful Counselor, I believe it is very appropriate that we all, Christians and non-Christians alike, reflect more deeply on the virtues and ideals which the Messiah espoused during his earthly mission.
To my mind, there can be no doubt that the greater internalization of the virtues of love for our fellowmen, tolerance, Godliness, honesty, fairness to others, selflessness, and peaceful co-existence with others, by all adult Nigerians, and the inculcation of the same in our youth, will definitely help our dear nation to overcome most of its present challenges.
Peace and love for others, especially, were a constant refrain in the Messiah's teachings and admonitions to mankind.
Therefore, as we celebrate his birth, I urge all Nigerians to offer special prayers for a greater manifestation of divine peace in our country and the vanquishing of all demons of hatred, divisiveness and disunity in our midst.
As we celebrate Christmas, let us also remember and offer special prayers for all of our countrymen, women and children who have suffered and continue to suffer untold hardship, deprivation and death at the hands of terrorists and insurgents.
Let us also continue to pray for our gallant soldiers and security agents who remain at the forefront of the national effort to overcome terrorism and violent extremism, even as the rest of the nation celebrates Christmas and the coming New Year.
In this season of goodwill, I urge all patriotic Nigerians to rededicate themselves to doing all within their powers to support the brave men and women of our armed forces in the ongoing war against terrorism, and also support the Federal Government's efforts to provide more succour to the hapless victims of terrorist atrocities.
The Victims' Support Fund which we have established to raise additional funds to assist our compatriots who have been adversely affected by continuing insecurity in parts of our country remains active.
I call on all individuals and corporate organisations who have not yet done so, to donate more generously to the Fund which is being efficaciously deployed to ease the sufferings of victims of terrorist violence in the country.
Dear Compatriots, we are also celebrating this Christmas against the background of preparations for next year's general elections.
I seize this opportunity to reassure the nation that my administration will give the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) all necessary support to ensure that it delivers very free, fair, credible and acceptable elections in 2015.
National security agencies will also be given all necessary support to enhance their ability to ensure that the elections which should strengthen democracy in our country are peaceful and violence free.
I urge our political class to be law- abiding and place the greater interests of our nation above all personal or sectional interests in the countdown to the elections.
Let us all be more statesman-like, conduct issues-based campaigns, and eschew the promotion of falsehood, division and hatred of others as we seek the votes of our countrymen in what should be a peaceful competition among contending points of view for the progress and development of our dear nation.
I remain convinced that God Almighty is still with us as a nation even in the midst of our current challenges which we shall surely overcome with greater unity of purpose, dedication, commitment and perseverance.
Let this year's celebration of the birth of Christ the Messiah rekindle, strengthen and reaffirm our faith in our national ability to overcome all challenges, with God on our side.
I wish you all very happy Christmas celebrations.
Goodluck Ebele Jonathan, GCFR
President,
Federal Republic of Nigeria.
Sent from my BlackBerry 10 smartphone.
Sent from my BlackBerry 10 smartphone.
Christmas Would Be Better Next Year -Buhari Vows
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Maj. Gen. Muhammadu Buhari (rtd.) ,the presidential. candidate of APC has felicitated with Christians in the country as they mark Christmas, assuring them that Nigerians would have better reasons to celebrate the festival if elected in 2015.
In a goodwill message signed by the Director of Communications, Buhari Campaign Organisation, Mr. Dele Alake, Buhari expressed displeasure over security challenges in the country and the poor state of Nigerian roads.
According to him, many Nigerians travelling towards the eastern part would encounter the failed promises of the Second Niger Bridge, those travelling through the South-West would have to bear the gridlock on the Lagos-Ibadan Expressway.
Buhari , who also condemned rising poverty in the country, said, "In a nation where a few individuals could raise N21bn because they want to make their friend president, millions of citizens, who truly own the resources being accumulated by a few, are left to suffer in sorrow, tears and blood.
He noted that millions of Nigerians celebrate the Christmas season in poverty and misery because "the system of production and distribution of national resources have been rigged against the vast majority of our people."
He said, "We promise that, by Christmas 2015, our administration would have brought out efficiency in management and allocation of public resources.
In a goodwill message signed by the Director of Communications, Buhari Campaign Organisation, Mr. Dele Alake, Buhari expressed displeasure over security challenges in the country and the poor state of Nigerian roads.
According to him, many Nigerians travelling towards the eastern part would encounter the failed promises of the Second Niger Bridge, those travelling through the South-West would have to bear the gridlock on the Lagos-Ibadan Expressway.
Buhari , who also condemned rising poverty in the country, said, "In a nation where a few individuals could raise N21bn because they want to make their friend president, millions of citizens, who truly own the resources being accumulated by a few, are left to suffer in sorrow, tears and blood.
He noted that millions of Nigerians celebrate the Christmas season in poverty and misery because "the system of production and distribution of national resources have been rigged against the vast majority of our people."
He said, "We promise that, by Christmas 2015, our administration would have brought out efficiency in management and allocation of public resources.
No be small matter! Ambode To Organise Fitness Walk For Supporters In Preparation 2015 Elections
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As the quest to occupy Lagos State government house intensifies, politicians are not leaving any stone unturned.
A group, Team A+ identified to be one of the core mobilising base for Lagos State All Progressives Congress gubernatorial aspirant; Akinwunmi Ambode, is planning a fitness walk for its volunteers and supporters from Maryland to Surulere.
In a mail made available to BlackBox Nigeria, the group noted that this became necessary to keep members fit for the "all-important task" to take the Lagos House.
"No doubt, as we embark upon the last set of laps for this all-important task; our fitness and wellness are paramount to how much work we can do, how many persons we can speak to and how many undecided voters we can swing," Team A+ wrote.
The event scheduled for Saturday, December 27, 2014, is also meant to unite supporters for the Ambode mission. Members are to converge by 7am at Maryland Round About before proceeding to Teslim Balogun Stadium, Surulere.
"Members are expected to pick up the Team APlus Walk Kit on Friday, December 26 (Boxing Day) at 12 Noon from the Campaign Office - General Hospital Road, Gbagada," it was added in the mail.
The event would have side flicks like Music, Dance, Fitness Sessions, Health Talk, Free screening etc.
Crisis Hits Gabon As President Is Accused Of Being A Nigerian
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A French newspaper, Le Monde has attempted to clear doubts over the nationality of Gabonese president Ali Bongo by publishing the original copy of his birth certificate. The controversy started recently when a French journalist and author Pierre Pean reported that Ali Bongo was not the biological son of the late Gabonese leader Omar Bongo.
Some sources have hinted that Le Monde newspaper got the birth certificate from a former French officer stationed in the Congo during the colonial era. Gabonese opposition groups have however dismissed the document as a "fabrication" by the French to prevent an uprising against a foreigner running their country. It is important to include in this report that President Ali Bongo had filed in France a complaint against Pierre Pean author of a book defending the theses that he is of Nigerian heritage.
Some sources have hinted that Le Monde newspaper got the birth certificate from a former French officer stationed in the Congo during the colonial era. Gabonese opposition groups have however dismissed the document as a "fabrication" by the French to prevent an uprising against a foreigner running their country. It is important to include in this report that President Ali Bongo had filed in France a complaint against Pierre Pean author of a book defending the theses that he is of Nigerian heritage.
Na Wa O! 72Year Old South African President Set To Marry 5th Wife
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News reaching BlackBox Nigeria from Johannesburg, South Africa, have it that President Jacob Zuma may be set to take his 5th wife.
Zuma hinted he may be ready to take a fifth wife to accompany him through old age, South Africa daily newspaper The Star said Wednesday.
During a visit to a Durban township Tuesday in KwaZulu-Natal, the 72-year-old said in Zulu "Angakayakhi indlu yokugugela… laba ngisabathathile nje" (I do have wives but I'm yet to marry my last one).
The crowd, most of them elderly, laughed and cheered, The Star said.
Sihawu Ngubane, a professor at KwaZulu-Natal University, was quoted by the newspaper as saying it was fairly standard among Zulu people for a man who practises polygamy to take a last wife for his last years, sometimes the younger sister of one of his wives.
"They call the last wife 'indlu yokugugela' (the home in which I will age in) because the responsibility of looking after the husband in their old age predominantly lies with the junior wife, who is often younger than the other wives and more agile in case there is an emergency," he said.
Zuma, who has around 20 children, has married six times but currently has four wives on the state's budget, despite criticism from some tax-payers.
Na Wa O! 72Year Old South African President Set To Marry 5th Wife
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News reaching BlackBox Nigeria from Johannesburg, South Africa, have it that President Jacob Zuma may be set to take his 5th wife.
Zuma hinted he may be ready to take a fifth wife to accompany him through old age, South Africa daily newspaper The Star said Wednesday.
During a visit to a Durban township Tuesday in KwaZulu-Natal, the 72-year-old said in Zulu "Angakayakhi indlu yokugugela… laba ngisabathathile nje" (I do have wives but I'm yet to marry my last one).
The crowd, most of them elderly, laughed and cheered, The Star said.
Sihawu Ngubane, a professor at KwaZulu-Natal University, was quoted by the newspaper as saying it was fairly standard among Zulu people for a man who practises polygamy to take a last wife for his last years, sometimes the younger sister of one of his wives.
"They call the last wife 'indlu yokugugela' (the home in which I will age in) because the responsibility of looking after the husband in their old age predominantly lies with the junior wife, who is often younger than the other wives and more agile in case there is an emergency," he said.
Zuma, who has around 20 children, has married six times but currently has four wives on the state's budget, despite criticism from some tax-payers.
Must Watch! Thought Power...a 3D short flick that would make you "rethink"
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'Thought Power' is a 3D short movie directed by upcoming super animator, Shola Edu of Deluxe Creations. It tells the story of Kunle, a young man who is consumed by negative thoughts, he thinks he is going to die by a gunshot. He made it a routine, he thinks negatively all day, all night, but one night he was faced with the reality he created with his thoughts.
This animated short is created to inspire you to take charge of your thoughts and use it positively and productively in all your endeavours, instead of subjecting your mind to ill-thoughts.
This flick is a must watch for everyone especially young people having turbulent thoughts...
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Tragic! Baby Falls Off Mother's Back On Okada, Crushed by Truck
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A heavy duty truck, conveying crates of soft drinks, yesterday, at the Okorodafe Roundabout in Ughelli, Delta State, crushed a four-month-old baby girl, who had fallen off the back of her mother travelling on a commercial motorcycle, popularly known as Okada.
According to witnesses, the mother of the baby, who is in her 30s and simply identified as Ese, was said to have been struggling to adjust the wrapper with which she strapped the baby to her back, while the Okada was in motion.
One of the witnesses, identified as Efemena Okiemute, told Vanguard that the baby fell on the middle of the road and was immediately crushed by the truck, which was directly behind the Okada.
When Vanguard visited the scene, officials of Ughelli Command of the Federal Road Safety Commission, FRSC, were seen clearing the remains of the dead baby from the road.
According to witnesses, the mother of the baby, who is in her 30s and simply identified as Ese, was said to have been struggling to adjust the wrapper with which she strapped the baby to her back, while the Okada was in motion.
One of the witnesses, identified as Efemena Okiemute, told Vanguard that the baby fell on the middle of the road and was immediately crushed by the truck, which was directly behind the Okada.
When Vanguard visited the scene, officials of Ughelli Command of the Federal Road Safety Commission, FRSC, were seen clearing the remains of the dead baby from the road.
Odd World! Man Docked For Kidnapping Friend's Daughter
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A suspected abductor, Mathew Alhaji, has been apprehended by policemen attached to Warewa Police Station, Ogun State, for abducting his friend's daughter (name withheld).
Our correspondent gathered that Alhaji and Mr. Agbotome Denis, who adopted the victim, had been friends for two years.
PUNCH Metro learnt that the suspect abducted the 13-year-year-old girl, around the Arepo area of the state on Sunday, December 14 while she was hawking fura.
Our correspondent also learnt that the victim and her sister, Taiye, had left home around 9am on the fateful day, but the latter came back at 1pm.
Her parents said they became confused when she did not return home at about 4pm.
PUNCH Metro, however, learnt that the victim had almost sold all the wraps of her goods when Alhaji offered to give her a ride home in his car.
The suspect, who was said to be in his 30s, reportedly threatened to kill her when she raised the alarm that the car was not heading for her residence on Isijola Avenue, OPIC Estate.
However, Alhaji was said to have freed the victim last Sunday, seven days after she was locked up in a room.
It was learnt that the suspect was eventually arrested on the same day after the family reported the incident at the station.
Speaking with our correspondent, the victim said her abductor left her in isolation all day although he did not touch her.
She said "Two wraps of fura were left in my tray when Alhaji saw me and offered to take me home. They were three inside that car, but I do not know other two. I told him not to bother that I wanted to collect money from some customers along the way home, but he insisted and promised to stop by for me to do so.
"As we moved on, I complained that that was not the route to my house. He shut me up and vowed to kill me if I shouted. He threw my tray away and took me to a room.
"He would place food before me and lock me up in the morning until he came back in the evening. He did not do anything to me. When he eventually released me, I was unable to locate home. It was my mother's friend that saw me wandering around and took me home."
Denis, a national of Benin Republic, said he could not fathom the rationale behind his friend's action.
"He always comes to our house and all my children know him as my friend. There is no misunderstanding between us and I do not know why he did that," he said.
The Ogun State Police Spokesperson, Muyiwa Adejobi, confirmed Alhaji's arrest, adding that he would be prosecuted.
He said, "Yes, the man Mathew Alhaji, as he is called, was arrested by the police for abduction.
"He is in our custody. He will be charged to court soon."
Our correspondent gathered that Alhaji and Mr. Agbotome Denis, who adopted the victim, had been friends for two years.
PUNCH Metro learnt that the suspect abducted the 13-year-year-old girl, around the Arepo area of the state on Sunday, December 14 while she was hawking fura.
Our correspondent also learnt that the victim and her sister, Taiye, had left home around 9am on the fateful day, but the latter came back at 1pm.
Her parents said they became confused when she did not return home at about 4pm.
PUNCH Metro, however, learnt that the victim had almost sold all the wraps of her goods when Alhaji offered to give her a ride home in his car.
The suspect, who was said to be in his 30s, reportedly threatened to kill her when she raised the alarm that the car was not heading for her residence on Isijola Avenue, OPIC Estate.
However, Alhaji was said to have freed the victim last Sunday, seven days after she was locked up in a room.
It was learnt that the suspect was eventually arrested on the same day after the family reported the incident at the station.
Speaking with our correspondent, the victim said her abductor left her in isolation all day although he did not touch her.
She said "Two wraps of fura were left in my tray when Alhaji saw me and offered to take me home. They were three inside that car, but I do not know other two. I told him not to bother that I wanted to collect money from some customers along the way home, but he insisted and promised to stop by for me to do so.
"As we moved on, I complained that that was not the route to my house. He shut me up and vowed to kill me if I shouted. He threw my tray away and took me to a room.
"He would place food before me and lock me up in the morning until he came back in the evening. He did not do anything to me. When he eventually released me, I was unable to locate home. It was my mother's friend that saw me wandering around and took me home."
Denis, a national of Benin Republic, said he could not fathom the rationale behind his friend's action.
"He always comes to our house and all my children know him as my friend. There is no misunderstanding between us and I do not know why he did that," he said.
The Ogun State Police Spokesperson, Muyiwa Adejobi, confirmed Alhaji's arrest, adding that he would be prosecuted.
He said, "Yes, the man Mathew Alhaji, as he is called, was arrested by the police for abduction.
"He is in our custody. He will be charged to court soon."
APC in trouble! Obanikoro Pledges Support For Jimi Agbaje Following GEJ's Intervention
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The immediate past Minister of State for Defence, Senator Musiliu Obanikoro, has said he will work with the candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party in Lagos State, Mr. Jimi Agbaje, to wrest power from the All Progressives Congress.
Obanikoro had been engaged in a war of words with Agbaje and a leader of the PDP in the state, Chief Bode George, over the party's controversial governorship primary.
Obanikoro had also sued the party for not attending to a petition he wrote over the party's conduct of the primary which he described as a sham.
However, the Director-General, Koro Campaign Organisation, Dr. Adetokunbo Pearse, told our correspondent on the telephone that President Goodluck Jonathan had intervened in the feud.
He said part of the terms of the agreement reached with the President was that Obanikoro would be given a senior ministerial slot and not minister of state which is a junior ministerial position.
He said, "We have listened to the President's appeal and have decided to settle out of court. Obanikoro will return as a minister but part of the terms is that he will be given a full ministerial position. We were told that he would head a ministry but we were not told what ministry in particular.
"He will help the President to campaign in Lagos and we will also work with Agbaje. We are willing to work with Chief Bode George and we will reconcile with the party."
The development comes less than 24 hours after the PDP South-West chairman, Chief Makanjuola Ogundipe, called on the PDP leadership to ensure that aggrieved aspirants in the state were appeased because Lagos could determine who wins the presidential elections.
He had said, "When Ayodele Fayose emerged as the candidate of the PDP in Ekiti, we went to beg all other aspirants in their houses to ensure that we got victory in all the 16 local governments in Ekiti. You cannot win it all alone."
Reacting to the development, a former Minister of Works, Senator Adeseye Ogunlewe, said the PDP was one big family and that he would work with Obanikoro.
"We are party elders. If Obanikoro apologises, we will accept his apology. Our priority is winning Lagos," he said.
With a voting population of over six million, it is believed that the person who emerges as the winner of the presidential election next year would be largely determined by the outcome of the election in Lagos State.
Party sources told our correspondent that the need to win most of Lagos votes was what prompted the reconciliatory meeting.
Obanikoro had been engaged in a war of words with Agbaje and a leader of the PDP in the state, Chief Bode George, over the party's controversial governorship primary.
Obanikoro had also sued the party for not attending to a petition he wrote over the party's conduct of the primary which he described as a sham.
However, the Director-General, Koro Campaign Organisation, Dr. Adetokunbo Pearse, told our correspondent on the telephone that President Goodluck Jonathan had intervened in the feud.
He said part of the terms of the agreement reached with the President was that Obanikoro would be given a senior ministerial slot and not minister of state which is a junior ministerial position.
He said, "We have listened to the President's appeal and have decided to settle out of court. Obanikoro will return as a minister but part of the terms is that he will be given a full ministerial position. We were told that he would head a ministry but we were not told what ministry in particular.
"He will help the President to campaign in Lagos and we will also work with Agbaje. We are willing to work with Chief Bode George and we will reconcile with the party."
The development comes less than 24 hours after the PDP South-West chairman, Chief Makanjuola Ogundipe, called on the PDP leadership to ensure that aggrieved aspirants in the state were appeased because Lagos could determine who wins the presidential elections.
He had said, "When Ayodele Fayose emerged as the candidate of the PDP in Ekiti, we went to beg all other aspirants in their houses to ensure that we got victory in all the 16 local governments in Ekiti. You cannot win it all alone."
Reacting to the development, a former Minister of Works, Senator Adeseye Ogunlewe, said the PDP was one big family and that he would work with Obanikoro.
"We are party elders. If Obanikoro apologises, we will accept his apology. Our priority is winning Lagos," he said.
With a voting population of over six million, it is believed that the person who emerges as the winner of the presidential election next year would be largely determined by the outcome of the election in Lagos State.
Party sources told our correspondent that the need to win most of Lagos votes was what prompted the reconciliatory meeting.
60 Journalists Killed In 2014
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At least 60 journalists around the world were killed in 2014 while on the job or because of their work, the Committee to Protect Journalists, CPJ, said Tuesday, making the past three years the deadliest for journalists since the organisation began keeping track more than two decades ago.
Syria was connected to two of the more horrifying killings of journalists this year, the beheadings by the Islamic State group of American freelancers, James Foley and Steven Sotloff. Both had disappeared while reporting on the conflict.
The conflict in Ukraine between the new government and Russian-backed separatists saw five journalists and two media workers killed. They were the first that the CPJ had recorded in Ukraine since 2001.
An "unusually high proportion," or about one-fourth, of journalists killed in 2014 were international ones, though the overwhelming number of journalists threatened continue to be local, the New York-based organization's report said.
Two journalists for The Associated Press, AP, and a freelance translator for the AP were among the CPJ's toll.
Those killed in 2014 include Anja Niedringhaus, an AP photographer, who was shot to death while covering elections in Afghanistan. AP video journalist Simone Camilli and freelance translator Ali Shehda Abu Afash were killed in an explosion at an ordnance dump in the Gaza strip in August.
In addition, AP photographer Franklin Reyes Marrero died in a car accident while returning from an assignment in Cuba. The CPJ does not count deaths from illness or car or plane crashes unless they were the result of "hostile action."
"2014 was a tragic year for journalists worldwide and for our organisation in particular," said John Daniszewski, vice president and senior managing editor for international news for the AP.
"While the casualties stemmed from war and conflict in different parts of the world, "they remind us of the daily courage and sacrifices made by professional journalists to bring back the news and information that so many rely on and take for granted."
The report said the number of journalists killed in 2014 was down from 70 the year before, but the past three years have been the deadliest since the organisation started compiling such records in 1992. Forty-four percent of the journalists killed were targeted for murder, the new report said.
The crushing conflict in Syria, now well into its fourth year, has been a major factor. The report said at least 17 journalists were killed there this year, with at least 79 killed since the fighting began in 2011.
Nollywood actors are Nigeria's greatest ambassadors -President Jonathan
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President Goodluck Jonathan on Tuesday described Nigerian actors and actresses as the greatest ambassadors of the country.
He said that players in the industry that is popularly known as Nollywood had consistently brought glory to the country.
Jonathan spoke while playing host to a group, Legends of Nollywood, led by Mr. Paul Obazele, at the Presidential Villa, Abuja, during which he was honoured with the award of Grand Patriarch of Nollywood.
He said, "There are so many good stories about you (Nollywood stars). For us who by divine providence and your own will, made us to be here this time, you are our pride, you are our stars.
"In fact, you are the greatest ambassadors of this country. This is because the Nollywood family has really helped to bring good image to this country.
"Before now, we were known for soccer. After sometime, we started fumbling. Today we are on top, the next day, we are down.
"Since Nollywood came on board, you have been quite steady and you have been bringing good image to this country."
Jonathan likened the Nollywood story to the biblical story of creation where God made a pronouncement that there should be light and there was light.
He said the industry was created from a humble beginning when people did not expect any spectacular thing and that it had grown to a very formidable body, being the second in the world.
The President expressed delight that the commercials of the industry had become an integral part of the nation's Gross Domestic Product.
He said he remained committed to giving government support to the industry.
While describing the award given to him as precious, he said the plaque would be one of the items in the presidential museum he would establish after leaving office.
While also agreeing with the group on the plan to establish a Hall of Fame for actors and actresses, Jonathan said he had mooted the idea as the Bayelsa State governor.
He said that his position then was that it was better to also establish a Hall of Shame alongside Hall of Fame.
He said the Hall of Shame would deter citizens from taking wrong steps like stealing, among other social vices.
Earlier, Obazele had said the group decided to give Jonathan the award because of the legendary support he had been giving the industry since his days as deputy governor of Bayelsa State.
"No government has shown special interest in our industry like yours," he told the President.
He said that players in the industry that is popularly known as Nollywood had consistently brought glory to the country.
Jonathan spoke while playing host to a group, Legends of Nollywood, led by Mr. Paul Obazele, at the Presidential Villa, Abuja, during which he was honoured with the award of Grand Patriarch of Nollywood.
He said, "There are so many good stories about you (Nollywood stars). For us who by divine providence and your own will, made us to be here this time, you are our pride, you are our stars.
"In fact, you are the greatest ambassadors of this country. This is because the Nollywood family has really helped to bring good image to this country.
"Before now, we were known for soccer. After sometime, we started fumbling. Today we are on top, the next day, we are down.
"Since Nollywood came on board, you have been quite steady and you have been bringing good image to this country."
Jonathan likened the Nollywood story to the biblical story of creation where God made a pronouncement that there should be light and there was light.
He said the industry was created from a humble beginning when people did not expect any spectacular thing and that it had grown to a very formidable body, being the second in the world.
The President expressed delight that the commercials of the industry had become an integral part of the nation's Gross Domestic Product.
He said he remained committed to giving government support to the industry.
While describing the award given to him as precious, he said the plaque would be one of the items in the presidential museum he would establish after leaving office.
While also agreeing with the group on the plan to establish a Hall of Fame for actors and actresses, Jonathan said he had mooted the idea as the Bayelsa State governor.
He said that his position then was that it was better to also establish a Hall of Shame alongside Hall of Fame.
He said the Hall of Shame would deter citizens from taking wrong steps like stealing, among other social vices.
Earlier, Obazele had said the group decided to give Jonathan the award because of the legendary support he had been giving the industry since his days as deputy governor of Bayelsa State.
"No government has shown special interest in our industry like yours," he told the President.
Kosi ote mo! Akinwunmi Ambode Meets Ikuforiji, Pleads For Support
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Akinwunmi Ambode, the governorship candidate of the All Progressives Congress has continued in his efforts to mend the fence and settle the misunderstanding within the party.
He has been putting in all efforts to make the party one through the bridge building visits to fellow party members with whom he contested the 4 December governorship primary in Lagos.
Ambode visited the speaker of the house of assembly, Rt.Hon. Adeyemi Ikuforiji in his office yesterday and the two discussed about how to ensure their party the APC wins in the state during next year's election.
He has been putting in all efforts to make the party one through the bridge building visits to fellow party members with whom he contested the 4 December governorship primary in Lagos.
Ambode visited the speaker of the house of assembly, Rt.Hon. Adeyemi Ikuforiji in his office yesterday and the two discussed about how to ensure their party the APC wins in the state during next year's election.
Contrary to believe in some quarters that there are cracks within the party, BlackBox Nigeria has discovered that the guber candidate is leaving no stone unturned to ensure that all aggrieved members are pacified. Asides Ikuforiji, Ambode also met with the incumbent governor; Babatunde Raji Fashola last week while he is also expected to meet top stakeholders in the state as well as those who contested the ticket against him.
Long Overdue! Nigeria Army Jail 16 Soldiers Over Chibok Kidnap
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The Nigerian Army has sentenced three officers and 13 other soldiers to two years' imprisonment each over the April 14, 2014 abduction of over 200 schoolchildren from their hostel in Chibok, Borno State, by Boko Haram insurgents.
The soldiers, including a Lieutenant Colonel, a Captain and a Second lieutenant, were arraigned before a General Military Court Martial at the Maxwell Khobe Military Cantonment, Rukuba in Jos, Plateau State, in October 2014.
The officers are Col. A. O. Ojo, Capt. O. O. Ogunrinde, and 2nd Lieutenant V.I. Godknows.
Although the trial started at the headquarters of the 3rd Armoured Division of the Army in Jos, the court was moved to Kaduna where the judgment was delivered on Tuesday.
The GCM panel convened by the General Officer Commanding I Division, Kaduna, Maj.Gen. K. C. Osuji, comprised Brig. Gen. Ogunlade (President); Col. J. O. Sokoya, Col. M. Kadiri, Col. M. W. Abubakar, Col. A. A. Bamgbose, Col. A. Garba and Col E.M . Albara
Our correspondent learnt on Tuesday that the panel concluded that the prosecution was able to prove the case against the soldiers.
But the Defence counsel to Col. Ojo, Mr. Shuaibu Isah, told our correspondent on the telephone that the judgment was a far cry from the evidence presented before the court.
Isah said he would appeal against the judgment to the confirming authority, which is the Chief of Army Staff, Lt. Gen. Kenneth Minimah.
He said, "We are not satisfied with the judgment of the court. We intend to file an appeal against this verdict before the confirming authorities…"
A source at the court said that Ojo was convicted on two counts of failing to reinforce Chibok when it came under Boko Haram attack on April 14 and for allegedly releasing information without verification to the Army authorities.
He said the "unverified information" caused the Defence Headquarters to issue a 'false' statement on the release of the abducted girls.
The source added that Ojo, who was said to have resumed duty the day before the attack, had responded to the charge of failing to reinforce Chibok by explaining that he got the information on the Chibok attack at his location in Biu by 1a.m.
The Lt. Col. was also said to have explained that he had other operational issues such as his inability to notify the nearby military formation in Damboa.
On the charge that he gave unverified information to the Army authorities, the officer said he never gave any figure on the "rescued or abducted girls."
It was gathered that the lawyers to Godknows told the court martial that their client, who was charged with cowardly behaviour, was at the Chibok location with 13 soldiers armed with AK 47 but with limited rounds of ammunition to confront over 200 heavily armed Boko Haram fighters.
Another source said that Godknows left four men to defend the camp while he took nine others to confront the insurgents before pulling back due to their high number and overwhelming fire power.
The charges against the soldiers which centred on failure to perform military duty carry a maximum of two years imprisonment.
The soldiers, including a Lieutenant Colonel, a Captain and a Second lieutenant, were arraigned before a General Military Court Martial at the Maxwell Khobe Military Cantonment, Rukuba in Jos, Plateau State, in October 2014.
The officers are Col. A. O. Ojo, Capt. O. O. Ogunrinde, and 2nd Lieutenant V.I. Godknows.
Although the trial started at the headquarters of the 3rd Armoured Division of the Army in Jos, the court was moved to Kaduna where the judgment was delivered on Tuesday.
The GCM panel convened by the General Officer Commanding I Division, Kaduna, Maj.Gen. K. C. Osuji, comprised Brig. Gen. Ogunlade (President); Col. J. O. Sokoya, Col. M. Kadiri, Col. M. W. Abubakar, Col. A. A. Bamgbose, Col. A. Garba and Col E.M . Albara
Our correspondent learnt on Tuesday that the panel concluded that the prosecution was able to prove the case against the soldiers.
But the Defence counsel to Col. Ojo, Mr. Shuaibu Isah, told our correspondent on the telephone that the judgment was a far cry from the evidence presented before the court.
Isah said he would appeal against the judgment to the confirming authority, which is the Chief of Army Staff, Lt. Gen. Kenneth Minimah.
He said, "We are not satisfied with the judgment of the court. We intend to file an appeal against this verdict before the confirming authorities…"
A source at the court said that Ojo was convicted on two counts of failing to reinforce Chibok when it came under Boko Haram attack on April 14 and for allegedly releasing information without verification to the Army authorities.
He said the "unverified information" caused the Defence Headquarters to issue a 'false' statement on the release of the abducted girls.
The source added that Ojo, who was said to have resumed duty the day before the attack, had responded to the charge of failing to reinforce Chibok by explaining that he got the information on the Chibok attack at his location in Biu by 1a.m.
The Lt. Col. was also said to have explained that he had other operational issues such as his inability to notify the nearby military formation in Damboa.
On the charge that he gave unverified information to the Army authorities, the officer said he never gave any figure on the "rescued or abducted girls."
It was gathered that the lawyers to Godknows told the court martial that their client, who was charged with cowardly behaviour, was at the Chibok location with 13 soldiers armed with AK 47 but with limited rounds of ammunition to confront over 200 heavily armed Boko Haram fighters.
Another source said that Godknows left four men to defend the camp while he took nine others to confront the insurgents before pulling back due to their high number and overwhelming fire power.
The charges against the soldiers which centred on failure to perform military duty carry a maximum of two years imprisonment.
44Year Old Engineer, Farmer, Student Nabbed With Cocaine, Heroin In Lagos
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Four persons, among them a farmer and a Nigerian student of Tourism and Hotel Management in Cyprus, have been arrested at the Murtala Mohammed International Airport, Lagos, with a total of 6.135kg of narcotics.
The drugs include 4.290kg of heroin, 570 grammes of methamphetamine and 1.275kg of cocaine.
The suspects include Taiwo, a 44-year-old engineer, who works in an automobile company in Barcelona; 25-year-old Charles, a hotel attendant in Lagos; Chidi, a 24- year-old student in Cyprus and Agomuo, a 44-year-old farmer in Imo State.
The National Drug Law Enforcement Agency, NDLEA, Commander at the Lagos airport, Mr. Umar Hamza, said: "Taiwo was found in possession of 525 grammes of cocaine and 1.540kg of heroin. He ingested 87 wraps and concealed others in his pants. He was on his way to Spain.
"Anikwe was intercepted with 570 grammes of methamphetamine concealed in his luggage handles on his way to Malaysia.
"Igwe was found with 750 grammes of cocaine hidden under his luggage, while Agomuo was caught with 2.750kg of heroin hidden inside a duty free bag inside his luggage, while returning from Pakistan.
"They are cooperating with our team of investigators and will be charged to court soon."
In his confessional statement, Taiwo who claimed to have been living in Spain for 14 years, said he was introduced into drug trafficking by a friend.
On his part, Charles said that a guest whom he was nice to promised to sponsor his education in Malaysia, only to hand him a bag which unknown to him, contained drugs.
Meanwhile, Chidi, who recently gained admission into one of the universities in Cyprus, said that he agreed to smuggle the drug for 5,000 pounds.
Agomuo blamed his predicament on hardship, saying "I am a farmer in Imo State. It had been very difficult for me to feed my wife and only child. One day, a friend invited me to Pakistan, promising to sponsor the trip, with a promise to help me secure a good job over there.
"When I got to Pakistan, he told me there was no job but that I should take drugs to Nigeria. He promised to give me half a million naira to start my business if I could take the drugs to Nigeria.
"Since life was becoming unbearable, I decided to take the risk. I was, however, not lucky because I was arrested at the Lagos airport."
8Years After, Singer Praiz Set To Release Debut Album
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While other artist rushes to drop albums, Praiz disclosed it took him 8 years to work on his debut 2-in-1 album entitled, Rich and Famous..
The MTN project fame product revealed this during an interview session with Encomium Magazine.
The MTN project fame product revealed this during an interview session with Encomium Magazine.
In his words the singer said,
"It took me eight years to put this album together and I'm proud of my album. A lot of people actually think I'd dropped an album before, it is not my doing. I owe all the success to God. People have been saying 'Praiz, you don't have an album'. I work really hard, I'm not one for mediocre music and it has taken this long to put this together. So, for me, it is for both awards and commercial success".
"It took me eight years to put this album together and I'm proud of my album. A lot of people actually think I'd dropped an album before, it is not my doing. I owe all the success to God. People have been saying 'Praiz, you don't have an album'. I work really hard, I'm not one for mediocre music and it has taken this long to put this together. So, for me, it is for both awards and commercial success".
Chimamanda Adichie, Ebola Hero; Stella Adadevoh Honoured By CNN
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CNN has presented its list of the most inspiring women of 2014 and two Nigerians, Dr Stella Ameyo Adadevoh and author, Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie made the list.
CNN has described Stella Ameyo Adadevoh as the doctor whose efforts prevented the wider spread of Ebola in Nigeria.
CNN described Adadevoh as "the Nigerian doctor [who] died this year after overseeing the treatment of Ebola patient Patrick Sawyer." It also added that the doctor's "efforts prevented the wider spread of Ebola in Nigeria."
CNN has described Stella Ameyo Adadevoh as the doctor whose efforts prevented the wider spread of Ebola in Nigeria.
CNN described Adadevoh as "the Nigerian doctor [who] died this year after overseeing the treatment of Ebola patient Patrick Sawyer." It also added that the doctor's "efforts prevented the wider spread of Ebola in Nigeria."
Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie on the other hand is fast becoming Nigeria's most celebrated modern day novelist following three widely acclaimed books. Her 'half of a yellow sun' which was adapted into a movie finally hit the big screen in Nigeria this year after several controversial moves by the government to clamp down on it. Recent report also has it that her last effort 'Americanah' would also get a screen adaptation too while celebrated Kenyan actress; Lupital Nyongo is being name to play the lead character.
Others who were honoured include Oscar award-winning actress, Lupita Nyong'o, Kerry Washington and Liberian President, Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf among others.
Others who were honoured include Oscar award-winning actress, Lupita Nyong'o, Kerry Washington and Liberian President, Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf among others.
Inhuman! Two Arrested With Human Skull In Ondo
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The Akure Police division has arrested two suspected ritualists with a human skull. This incident occurred in the Akoko South-East LGA of Ondo state.
According to a statement by the Police, the suspected ritualists were apprehended by policemen during a stop-and-search duty on Ibilo-Isua Expressway, Akoko which led to the interception of the suspects who wrapped the human skull in a black polythene bag.
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