Tuesday, 3 September 2013
‘He raped me with soap on my face’: Pastor arraigned for raping woman during ‘spiritual bath’
‘This is what we want’: Aggrieved PDP governors make their demands known to Jonathan
Peace still seems to be an elusive goal for the People’s Democratic Party (PDP) as there is yet no end in sight to the turmoil within its walls. Instead of laying down arms, the aggrieved governors have made their demands on President Goodluck Jonathan by giving four conditions for resolution.
They presented their conditions at a meeting held on Sunday with the president, 16 governors and the Chairman of the Board of Trustees (BoT) of a faction of the party, Chief Tony Anenih in attendance.
It is reported that their conditions are as follows:
Friday, 23 August 2013
NIGERIA PLAYER OF THE WEEK
Ahmed Musa has continued to show consistency in the colours of CSKA Moscow and has earned himself the spot as the team's leading goal scorer over the last two seasons.
Musa was in South Africa last Wednesday to play for the Super Eagles in the Mandela Challenge where he provided the assist for the second goal scored by Uche Nwofor. He also had a chance to score which he narrowly missed.
Musa then flew back to Russia and scored the only goal in the match against Kuban Krasnodarto help maintain their momentum in the league as they chase back to back title. He has scored three goals in five league games this season while he has created six chances for his team mates to score.
Tuesday, 20 August 2013
INEC begins prosecution of 93,000 fake voters
INEC Chairman, Prof. Attahiru Jega
The
Independent National Electoral Commission will from this week begin the
prosecution of the 93,000 people that registered more than once in the
last voters’ registration in Anambra State.
This was stated on Saturday by the
Resident Electoral Commissioner for Anambra State, Prof. Chukwuemeka
Onukaogu, at a press briefing in Awka.
Rivers crisis: Why I shunned Amaechi’s deputy at PH airport – Patience Jonathan
She said despite the fact that several groups and individuals from across the country came to commiserate with her, she did not receive any delegation from Rivers State.
Mrs. Jonathan said this in a statement by her spokesman, Mrs. Ayo Adesugba.
She was reacting to media reports that she snubbed Ikuru, when she arrived at the Port Harcourt airport on Sunday.
[READ: PDP crises: Did Patience Jonathan snub Rivers deputy governor in Port Harcourt?]
Photographer, others arrested for vandalism
The suspected vandals
A
suspected pipeline vandal, who was arrested by the Inspector General of
Police Special Taskforce on Anti-pipeline Vandalism, has said he took
to the illicit business because he wanted to make a minimum of N20, 000
per day.
The suspect, Precious Osuwo, who was
arrested with nine others, said he was a photographer but decided to
become a vandal to have funds which he could invest in his photography
business.
The 24-year-old suspect said, “I am a
photographer by vocation however, I was not making enough money and I
needed money to buy equipment. I tried my best to meet some politicians
in the state for assistance but I was refused access.
My father preferred foreign movies to local ones — Justus Esiri’s son
Justus Esiri
In
this interview with GBENGA ADENIJI, musician son of veteran actor,
Justus Esiri, Sidney otherwise called Dr. Sid, speaks about the kind of
father the late artiste was
How did you receive the news of your father’s death?
I was in the studio recording when my
mother called me to say that he was not feeling too well and that she
was taking him to the hospital. By the time I got to the hospital he was
dead.
My father’s death came as a shock to me.
Sometimes, you have to flash back on all the things he should have
done, things he did not do, things he said and what he should not have
said. You recall intimate moments with him which you cannot experience
again. But knowing the kind of father he was, I know he would not be
happy if I continue crying for too long rather than handling the
situation like a man.
Thursday, 15 August 2013
Obasanjo attacks Atiku, Tinubu, others
ex-President Olusegun Obasanjo
Former
President Olusegun Obasanjo, on Tuesday took a swipe at the younger
generation of Nigerian leaders, saying they had poor performance record
in terms of integrity and probity.
He passed the damning verdict while
responding to questions on issues bordering on poor leadership in
Africa at the 4th Annual Ibadan Sustainable Development Summit organised
by the Centre for Sustainable Development, University of Ibadan, in
collaboration with African Sustainable Development Network.
The former President, who delivered
the keynote address at the summit stated that the younger
generation of leaders failed Nigerians.
JTF Kill Boko Haram Second In Command; Arrest Women With Weapons
Momogu, the second-in-command to the sect’s leader, Abubakar Shekau, had a N25m bounty put on his head by security agencies for information that could lead to his arrest. The Director of Defence Information, Brig.- Gen Chris Olukolade, who confirmed his killing via electronic mail, described him as a vicious Boko Haram leader who took delight in personally slaughtering the sect’s victims. He added that Momogu was the expert in charge of mounting anti-aircraft weapons for the sect and coordinating members in Yobe and Adamawa states.
Olukolade said on Wednesday that Momogu was identified by insurgents arrested during one of the recent encounters between the JTF and the insurgents in Bama. He said, “As troops intensify pursuit of terrorists who have been unleashing mayhem in Borno and Yobe communities, the death of Momogu Bama, said to be the Second-in-Command to Shekau has been confirmed by other arrested terrorists.
In another related incident, eight women have been arrested in Maiduguri by the JTF operatives for using their veils to conceal guns for insurgents. A JTF source, who made this known, did not say exactly when the women were arrested and the number of guns seized from them. He stated that the operatives were stunned when they stopped the women and found out that what they were “transporting” with their veils were guns. He said,
“The troops could not believe what they saw. A soldier just suspected the women and decided to stop them but when they were asked to unwrap what they were transporting, they hesitated, thereby making some of the soldiers to forcefully remove the veils. They saw a number of guns neatly concealed with the veils and the women were promptly arrested.”
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ASUU, others protest against poor education funding
The protesters.
THE
Academic Staff Union of Universities, the Academic Staff Union of
Polytechnics and other stakeholders on Tuesday shut down activities on
the ever-busy Ikorodu Road, Lagos to protest against the poor state of
public education in the country.
Others that joined the protest were the
National Association of Nigerian Students, Concerned Students Against
Education Commercialisation and Education Rights Campaign. The protest
was organised under the aegis of the Joint Action Front.
The protesters said they were waging a
war against what they described as commercialisation of education in the
country, adding that the Lagos rally was a prelude to a nationwide
campaign targeted at shutting down the nation.
Secretary JAF, Abiodun Aremu, said, “The
goal of this protest is to shut down the nation until those in
government begin to take education seriously.
“Governments in Nigeria today operate anti-poor policies and they are not bothered about public education.
“Funding of public education is not
given the priority it deserves, because the children of those in
government and their friends are being trained in private schools in
Nigeria and foreign countries with looted funds.”
According to JAF, the march was holding simultaneously in other Nigerian cities, such as Kano, Owerri, Calabar, and Abuja.
In Lagos, the placard-bearing protesters marched from Yaba through Ikorodu Road to Ojota chanting solidarity songs.
The protesters succeeded in forcing vehicular traffic on both sides of the expressway to a standstill.
Co-ordinator of Democratic Socialist
Movement at the University of Ibadan, Michael Ogundele, said there were
no better ways than mass protests to put political pressure on the
government.
Ogundele, said, “There is nothing to show that government would fund public education, even if ASUU suspends its strike.
“That is why we are saying that the
whole rank and file of Nigerian students should come out. We will all
protest to put political pressure on these Nigerian looters to make them
properly fund education.”
We demanded N87bn, not N92bn – ASUU
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Okonjo-Iweala
THE
Academic Staff Union of Universities on Wednesday faulted the statement
credited to the Minister of Finance, Dr. Ngozi Okonjo- Iweala, that the
union demanded for N92bn, describing the claim as false.
ASUU said it never demanded such amount as earned allowances in the 2009 agreement it reached with the Federal Government.
Okonjo-Iweala had on Wednesday in Minna, said the Federal Government couldn’t meet the N92bn allowances as demanded by ASUU.
The univerisity lecturers, in a
statement by the University of Ibadan branch chairman, Dr. Olusegun
Ajiboye, described the amount mentioned by the minister as “a the
imagination of the minister.”
Ajiboye explained that the earned
allowances, the union and the governemnt calculated in the 2009
agreement, amounted to N87b, which covered allowances for three and half
years for the lecturers in the nation’s universities.
He said, the N87bn was a compromise made by ASUU to scale down from N127bn.
He added that the N87bn was computed based on 15 per cent of the yearly recurrent expenditures of some nation’s universities.
The statement stated, “I want Nigerians
to ask the minister where she got her figure of N92bn from. There was
never a time that ASUU made a demand that is up to N92bn. I think the
N92bn is just the imagination of the minister.
“But that is not to say that this government did not enter into an
agreement with us. This is a government that signed an agreement with us
on January 24, 2012 to the effect that they would inject N100bn as
funding into the universities in the first one month and that before
the end of 2012, they would inject another N300bn.’’
What Naija ''Runs'' Girls Do To Get Big “Aristos” And Sugar Daddiés (LOOK)
They
are very “tush”…pretty and would definitely make you go wild in any way
they want to.But what is their secret and who am I talking about?I am
referring to the Naija “Runs Girls” of today.I have heard so many tales
of what these girls do in order to make their victims cough out large
sums of money…believe me,I know some of them personally and this is not
from the grapevine,they told me themselves…not in the bédroom
ooooo…lol.Do you want to hear some of the gist?…ok would tell you a
few..but i aint mentioning names!
A particular one told me of how she used to visit a herbalist in order to have incisions(what Yorubas call “gbere”)on her private part!!!…and am like…whaaaaaat?????How does the herbalist do that?…she answered…”haba,I would spread my legs for him naaa”…i almost laughed…but its not funny oooo..
A particular one told me of how she used to visit a herbalist in order to have incisions(what Yorubas call “gbere”)on her private part!!!…and am like…whaaaaaat?????How does the herbalist do that?…she answered…”haba,I would spread my legs for him naaa”…i almost laughed…but its not funny oooo..
Another one said she has a special “Alfa” that does stuffs for her(she didnt elaborate)…There is this one that gisted me that she once entered the “bushes” in the dead of the night with a herbalist to perform some “rites”!!!Chei…goose pimples dey catch me as I dey write sef. But its simply clear that they all did this so that the unsuspecting “aristos” that sleép with them would dance to their tunes…abi e no dey happen???The ones I know are now happily married though…and em…em…born again!!!
Saturday, 10 August 2013
PHOTOS: Father, Son Missing for 40 Years Found In Forest
They were discovered by locals looking for firewood in deep forest in the Tay Tra district of Quang Ngai province.
Yesterday authorities confirmed that the men were Thanh, 82, and 41-year-old Lang.
The older man once lived a normal life with his family in the hamlet of Tra Kem around the time of the Vietnam War.
But one day his wife and two of his sons were killed by a mine explosion, putting him in a state of shock.
He took his two-year-old son and fled into the jungle, where they live in a tree house, thereafter never having any contact with anyone else.
The pair survived by foraging fruit and cassava from the forest and planting corn.
They wore loincloths made out of tree bark, and lived in a timber hut raised five metres above the ground.
When the foragers saw the two ‘jungle men’ from a distance acting abnormally, they alerted local authorities.
Officials set up a team to track them down, and found them yesterday after a five-hour search.
The father could speak a little of the minority Cor language, but the son knew only a few words.
The pair are now undergoing medical check-ups as a first step to being reintegrated into mainstream society.
Student Unions Differ Over ASUU Strike
It would be recalled that last executive members of the National Association of Nigerian Students, NANS, led by the National Assistant Secretary, Mr. Ali Mohammed disowned the national president, Mr. Yinka Gbadebo, on what they referred to as “his support for the Federal Government in the ongoing strike by the Academic Staff Union of Universities, ASUU.” Some members of the executive told newsmen that students were largely unbiased in the crisis and the inclination of Mr. Gbadebo to support the government was a deviation from the students’ collective goal of resolving the crisis.
S*x Secrets: The Number One Thing Women Want In Bed
And that is Emotional Intimacy.
During a survey of over 1,000 women, each woman was asked about their best s*x. 96 percent of the women revealed that the best s*x they have ever had was with someone with whom they are emotionally connected.
Other reasons women (and even sometimes men) gave for enjoying s*x include “being with someone I love,” followed by “feeling good about my s*xual abilities” and “when my partner compliments me.”
PHOTOS: You Won’t Believe This! 7 International Celebrities You Didn’t Know Were Nigerian
Sade Adu, Chiwetel Ejiofor, Chamillionaire, Wale, Tine Tempah and Adewale Akinnuoye-Agbaje are Nigerians, everyone knows that.
This list has dug a little deeper and discovered 7 more celebrities you never thought could be Nigerian.
Get ready to be shocked as we present you 7 well-known International celebs who are Fellow Nigerians;
1) Hugo Weaving- Do you remember Agent Smith in Matrix? Yes! Neo’s arch-rival is Nigerian. How? Well the 53 year old actor was born in Nigeria at the University College Hospital in Ibadan. This makes him Nigerian by birth. His parents moved back to England a year after. Hugo Weaving has acted in several blockbusters such as V For Vendetta, The Matrix Trilogy and Lord of The Rings Trilogy, Transformers Trilogy, The Hobbit Trilogy and Captain America. Who said Ibadan boys don’t go far?
2) Taio Cruz- The 25 year old British singer is of Nigerian heritage. He was born to a Nigerian father and Brazilian mother. Taio Cruz who started penning songs at 12, began writing professionally 7 years later. He released his debut album Departure in 2008. The following year he released his sophomore Rokstarr which featured the hit song ‘Dynamite’. He dropped his 3rd album TY.O three years ago. Taio Cruz has won several awards including the BRIT Awards, Billboard Music Awards, ASCAP Awards and American Music Awards.
3) Tyler the Creator- Yes, do not be shocked. The ‘Black Eminem’ is Nigerian. Tyler the Creator’s actual names are Tyler Okonma. His father is Igbo. The leader of the music collective ‘Odd Future Wolf Gang Kill Them All’ claims he never met his father. Maybe that is why he is not too fond of him. In 2009 Tyler released his first album Bastard. His buzz started growing from then on mainly backed by his offensive, homophobic and disgusting lyrics. He released his second album Goblin two years later and became a national sensation without the backing of any major record label in America. He released his third album Wolf this year.
4) Dizzie Rascal- Dizzie (Dylan Kwabena Mills) is one of the most respected rappers in the UK and also happens to be Nigerian. His Nigerian father died when he was young and he was raised by his Ghanaian mum. He had a rebellious childhood and that’s how he got the name Rascal. He was a friend of Nigerian footballer Danny Shittu when he was a kid. At 16 he produced his first single ‘I Luv U’ and in 2002 formed the collective Roll Deep Crew. Dizzie Rascal has released 5 solo albums till date making him one of the biggest rappers in the UK. He performed at the opening ceremony of the 2012 Olympics in London and won the Best International Act at the BET Awards in 2010.
5) Richard Ayoade- This is another Brit-Nigerian. Richard Ayoade was born to a Nigerian father and Norwegian mother. The 36 year old comedian, actor and writer has written several awards winning stage plays in the UK. He is also a known face on British TV having starred in the highly popular The IT Crowd. He made his Hollywood debut in 2012 after starring in the comedy The Watch alongside Ben Stiller, Vince Vaughn and Jonah Hill.
6) Donald Adeosun Faison: Fans of the popular television Comedy-drama “Scrubs” would know this one. Not only is he one of our favorite character, you probably didn’t know this American actor’s middle name is Yoruba.
7) Lemar: Lemar Obika (born 4 April 1978), professionally known simply as Lemar, is an English R&B singer–songwriter and record producer. His Nigerian fans probably didn’t know that the UK singer who was born in Tottenham, England is son to Nigerian parents of Enugu State, South Eastern Nigeria.
Source: Thenetng
Watermelon: The New s*x Drug For Men
It turns out, watermelon may be a natural Viagra, says a researcher. That’s because the popular summer fruit is richer than experts believed in an amino acid called citrulline, which relaxes and dilates blood vessels much like Viagra and other drugs meant to treat erectile dysfunction (ED).
Until recently, many scientists thought most of the citrulline was in the watermelon rind. But now, experts have discovered that there is more citrulline in the edible part than previously believed.
Why does this work?
How much watermelon should you eat?
A typical 4-ounce serving of watermelon (about 10 watermelon balls) has about 150 milligrams of citrulline.
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Nigeria Won’t Break Up In 2015 – President Jonathan
President
Goodluck Jonathan on Thursday said that Nigeria would disappoint all
those who predicted that the country would break up in 2015 by
continuing to remain one indivisible entity.
“For those who are predicting that this country will separate in 2015 based on the fault lines as of the time of amalgamation, they will know that this prediction will not be of any consequence. Nigeria will continue to remain one indivisible entity,” the President said.
Jonathan said this while receiving members of the Muslim community in the Federal Capital Territory, Abuja who paid him Sallah homage at the Presidential Villa, Abuja, as part of the activities marking this year’s Eid-el-Fitri.
Afro Candy to Nigerian BBA fans: “Kiss my A**”
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Barcelona Will Ruin Neymar If……..
Former Santos coach Muricy Ramalho has hit out at Barcelona over their plans for Neymar to gain weight to boost his physical prowess.
Barca doctor Ricard Pruna said earlier this summer that the 21-year-old must gain weight in order to reach his peak physical condition, after the Brazilian was diagnosed with anaemia following his €57 million switch to Camp Nou.
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