Monday, April 21, 2014
Terrible: Nigerian Man Stabs Girlfriend, Sister To Death For Calling Him Impotent
A jilted lover boy identified as John Otoreh in Ishiagu community near Asaba, Delta State has reportedly ended the lives of his girlfriend and her sister after an argument which erupted over his perceived impotence.
Trouble started in the early hours of Friday after John and his girlfriend, Rosemary had a heated argument over his inability to make love to her and the situation worsened as she began to mock and molest him, with the younger sister joining to make matters worse.
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Presidency Stops ₦3b Payment for Abuja CCTV Project
The Presidency is angry with the way how the controversial Federal Government’s N76 billion closed circuit television project is being handled.
Last night, the Presidency, which feels embarrassed by the failure of the project to contribute to the fight against terrorism, has cancelled a request by the Ministry of Police Affairs to pay additional N3 billion to the NigComsat and the Chinese firm handling the scheme.
The Presidency, it was learnt, is peeved at the failure of the project, otherwise known as Nigerian Public Security Communications System, to capture the images of terrorists who have been carrying out lethal bombings in the federal capital and environs.
US drone strikes in Yemen kill 40 Al Qaeda militans
An "unprecedented" US and Yemeni aerial campaign on the weekend in Yemen has killed more than 40 al-Qaeda militants in a bid to thwart attacks by the network's local affiliate, officials said.
Al-Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula (AQAP) has been linked to a number of failed terror plots against the United States, and its leader recently appeared in a rare video in which he vowed to attack Western "crusaders" wherever they are.
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7 more girls escape from Boko Haram captivity
Seven more girls from the 100+ girls that were abducted from Government Girls Secondary School Chibok, Borno state on April 14th have escaped the Boko Harem den. According to the Borno State Governor, Kashim Settima who revealed this during his Easter message to the state, the girls escaped between Saturday night and Sunday evening and have reunited with their families. He explained from the 129 that were kidnapped, 52 have reunited with their families while 77 are yet to be found.
Gunmen attack secondary school staff quarters today, kill 5-year-old
The Bauchi State Police spokesperson, DSP Haruna Mohammed while confirming the incident said the gunmen stole a private vehicle belonging to the Principal of the School and also destroyed a bank vault
Model vows to kill 4 months pregnancy so she could pursue fame
Josie Cunningham, 24, sparked outrage when she had a £4,800 breast enlargement operation on the NHS. She is now four months pregnant after falling into a life of prostitution.
Yesterday, the aspiring model said she planned to abort the child to further her television career. She told Sunday Mirror; "An abortion will further my career. This time next year I won't have a baby. Instead I'll be famous, driving a bright pink Range Rover and buying a big house. Nothing will get in my way. I want to be famous for being me - Josie Cunningham, a glamour model in my own right. If I want to do that I need to put my career first.'
Californian Stowaway: Teenager survives flight over Pacific in jet wheel well
The 16-year-old, who was not identified, was spotted by airline personnel after Hawaiian Airlines flight 45 landed in Maui on Sunday morning on a flight from San Jose, California, the airline said, as reported by Reuters. The workers then notified security.
Ogun police arrest Arab for robbery
The Ogun State Police Command has arrested an Arab, Ali Mohammed, for robbery. Ali, according to state Police Public Relations Officer, Muyiwa Adejobi, was arrested by policemen attached to the Ibafo Police Division on Sunday at Moko near Ibafo around 2am. Adejobi said, “The policemen had responded to a distress call from the area. About four armed men had burgled into a house and were robbing the occupants in the area. The policemen dislodged them and arrested one of them.
“The Commissioner of Police, Ikemefuna Okoye, has instructed the Divisional Police Officer in Ibafo station to look for the fleeing robbers and apprehend them; and also reduce crimes in the area.”
Sunday, April 20, 2014
B'Haram claims responsibility for Abuja blast
The leader of Boko Haram, Abubakar Shekau, claimed responsibility for a bombing in Abuja that killed at least 75 people in Abuja. Agence France-Presse last Sunday reports that Shekau made the claim in a video message it obtained on Saturday.
“We are the ones that carried out the attack in Abuja,” Shekau said in the 28-minute video, referring to the deadly attack in Nigeria’s capital which targeted a bus station packed with morning commuters.
Seated with a Kalashnikov resting on his left shoulder and dressed in military uniform, the insurgent commander spoke in both Arabic and the Hausa language that is dominant in northern Nigeria.
Prof. Wole Soyinka, others decry influx of foreigners.
Nobel Laureate, Prof. Wole Soyinka some academics and researchers have expressed worry over unchecked influx of foreigners into Nigeria’s territory. This is contained in a communiqué issued on Thursday at the end of a three- day colloquium organised by the Centre for Black Culture and International Understanding.
Soyinka, who is the chairman of CBCIU, was among the participants at the colloquium which also had Christian leaders, Islamic leaders and traditional religions adherents in attendance.
Police kill 5 robbers in Cross River
No fewer than five suspected armed robbers were on Saturday killed after a shootout with the authorities in Akpabuyo Local Government Part of Cross River State.
Other suspects were said to have escaped with various levels of injuries.
An eyewitness, Nya Moses, a resident of Akpabuyo, said he counted at the least five dead bodies following the encounter which lasted for many minutes.
An eyewitness, Nya Moses, a resident of Akpabuyo, said he counted at the least five dead bodies following the encounter which lasted for many minutes.
He was, however, uncertain of the amount of those that escaped. He added that the gang have been terrorising the neighbourhood for some time.
“I can assure you that five of the suspected armed robbers were killed by the police during the shootout. I counted the lifeless bodies before they were removed by the police. I am not too certain of those who escaped,” he said.
Nigerian students in Malaysia cry for justice, write open letter
Nigerian Students studying in Malaysia have written an open letter to President Jonathan seeking his intervention in what they described since the continued injustice meted to them by the Malaysian police authorities.
The students under the aegis, National Association of Nigerian Students Asia, in their letter that has been signed by the President of the association, Prince David O.C Nwaogwugwu, cataloged cases of undue police harassment faced by some Nigerian students and also accused the Nigerian Consulate staff in Malaysian to be non-nonchalant towards the harassment and victimization they've faced in recent times.
Nwaogwugwu said;
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Deeper Life Founder: Pastor William Kumuyi Reportedly Sick Rushed To Hospital
DailyPost exclusively gathered from a dependable source that there’s current tension in the camp over the health of Kumuyi who broke down during the ongoing programme entitled ‘Living in His Victory and Destined to Win.’
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Russia outraged by deadly shootout in Slavyansk, insists on Kiev fulfilling Geneva agreement - Moscow
Moscow is outraged by the armed incident that occurred Saturday night in Slavyansk in which innocent civilians died as a result of an attack by Right Sector militants, the Russian Foreign Ministry says. "The Russian side is enraged by the militant provocation which is an indication of the reluctance of the authorities in Kiev to bridle and disarm nationalists and extremists," a ministry statement says.
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