Nigerians said that Voters card should be extented to the end of this month, cause most people did not have the chance to register whiten the short time, people fighting each other just to have the chance to register yesterday being the last day, look here in Egan Lagos Nigeria, more than One thousand five hundred people did not have the opportunity to register for the voters card, this year, what is your opinion?
Friday, 12 December 2014
Tuesday, 11 November 2014
A jealous boyfriend,
A jealous boyfriend, Muka
Jerry, who could not take the fact that his relationship with 25-year-old Abike
Ahmed has ended, took the laws into his hands and in a bid to beat sense into
her and make her come back to him, ended up killing her.
Jerry who currently being
detained at the Mangoro Divisional Police Headquarters, Dopemu, Agege, Lagos
State, is said to be fond of beating the late Abike at the slightest
provocation but all warnings by her mother to stay away from him fell on deaf
ears as she kept
going to him.
According to the mother,
Mrs. Ahmed, she had warned her daughter several times to stay away from her
boyfriend but love wouldn’t let the girl be, until she was six feet below the
ground.
The distraught mother
revealed that the suspect
usually beat her daughter, adding that she warned her to stop seeing the
suspect but she disobeyed her.
This is not the first time
the suspect will beat my daughter. Jerry was fond of beating my daughter at the
slightest excuse and I warned her to stop going to him but she refused. See what has happened
now.
He beat my daughter to
death and was trying to throw the corpse away when the police caught him.
Reports have it that after
Abike told him she was moving on with her life, the jealous Jerry invited her for a talk and in
the process, pounced on her and beat her to death. Afraid that he had killed
his lover, he waited till night and was about dumping her corpse in a canal in
the area when the long arm of the law caught up with him.
Friday, 31 October 2014
The end times are finally here. Two SPOUSE" Getting maried to each other
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he end times are finally here. Some of the things we used to say can never happen in
Nigeria are beginning to unfold and unfurl before our very eyes. And the latest
is the marriage between two lesbians! Yes, two ladies just got married in this
country.
behaving like a man,
alphabet M begins her first name. From the South South, We investigation
uncovered that she has been a lesbian all her life. “Oh, she didn’t just start
now. She’s been into
the act for like almost all her
life.
From secondary to
university, we all knew her to be one. The only shocking thing is this one they
said she just wedded a follow lesbian. And you won’t believe this: She is a
married woman o! But Lesbi has obviously entered her blood. Only God knows whether her husband
still touches her. These small-small girls who are her partners practically live in her house.
She tells her husband that
they are her colleagues, who have accommodation problem. But it is a big fat lie. The man,
maybe, would have protested or even kicked them out since. But being that he is
currently out of job and now depends on her to do practically everything,
there’s almost nothing he could
do”.
The unusual wedding took
place at the pool
side of a popular hotel in Ogudu, Lagos. And in attendance were said to be
other known lesbians like Sola, Rita, Elizabeth, Bunmi, Victoria and Sandra.
Commenting on the
significance of the wedding, a source told US, that all other lesbians will
henceforth steer clear of the ‘couple’. “You know that lesbians are usually
very jealous. So, with this wedding, the other members of their club will now
leave them alone.
Although they could still tango with whoever they fancy, among their other
members. But certainly not these two. Like fidelity is preached and expected in
marriage, that is also what is expected here. No more ‘cutting shows’ outside.
No more sleeping with
multiple partners. Both of them must stick to themselves and no one else”.
We gathered that an elderly
member of the group, also married and who resides in Dolphin Estate, Ikoyi,
Lagos, pronounced them ‘husband and wife’. And thereafter massive fun commenced. With food
and drinks in excess. The bride, lest we forget, is young, very pretty and also fair-complexioned.
An undergraduate of one of
the South South universities which has produced so many popular actors, her
first name is Linda. It would also be recalled that this is not the first time that a strange
marriage like this is taking place in the world
among Nigerians.
Years back, a beauty
enhancer from Edo State who is very, very popular, was ‘married’ to the
daughter of our erstwhile Chief of Army Staff. Both unabashed lesbians, their names are Dupe and
Aisha. And at that time, it generated so much furore, even though the venue was
abroad, before eventually dying down. And now this – which is the first in our country.
Happy married life to them!
Naomi Acid Attack
Police in the United Kingdom are looking at whether the appalling injuries suffered by a Nigerian
acid-burn victim may have been self-inflicted.
Naomi Oni, 20, sparked a UK-wide fundraising
appeal after she was left scarred for life in an apparently random acid attack.
But officers are now said to be considering the possibility Oni did it herself
after they discovered she had researched acid attacks online before she was maimed at the end of last
year.
They are examining her laptop computer amid
reports she looked up information on Katie Piper, the former model who has
campaigned for facial disfigurement victims since she was scarred in an acid
attack in 2008.
Victoria’s Secret shop assistant Naomi claims a woman in a niqab threw the
unidentified liquid over her as she walked home in Dagenham, east London, on
December 30.
She suffered full thickness burns to her face,
arm, hand and leg and was blinded for two days. After spending nearly a month in hospital, she made an
emotional plea for her alleged attacker to come forward. Naomi said: “I just
want this person to come forward. How can they sleep at night knowing they have
done this?
“I have stopped hating them. I just feel sorry for them and I wonder
what’s going on in their life to want to make someone else suffer like that.”
But detectives have quizzed her family members on
whether Oni could have hurt herself. Naomi’s law student student boyfriend Ato Owede, 23, said:
“The police are not doing enough to catch the person. “I think they did ask her
mum if she did this herself — that’s just crazy. They need to keep on
investigating.
“They’re concentrating on the wrong things at the
moment in terms of
her researching acid attacks and stuff like that. “They are just coming to a
silly conclusion.”
She previously told The Sun: “The police haven’t
been able to find anyone — they even asked my aunt if I had done it to myself,
which really upset me. “Why would anyone do this to themselves?” She also appeared on ITV’s This
Morning and has signed deal for another interview with Take a Break magazine.
The Met Police confirmed they had seized a number
of items from Oni and said they were following a number of lines of inquiry. A
spokesman said: “Inquiries are ongoing. “A number of items have been seized
during the course of the investigation and they are being examined as part of
ongoing inquiries.
Friday, 17 October 2014
Is Feeding and Christmas Chicken The Challenges of Ekiti Sate?
What
is the Nigeria of your dream? When you wake up in the morning and you look out
through your window, what comes to mind? What do you plan as an average citizen
for the child yet unborn? What change do you wish to see in your country that
will bring happiness to your home? How do you hold your leaders accountable?
All these and many are the thoughts that keeps going through your mind even
when driving for those that have cars or the market sellers.
Politics
is not a struggle for fight or blood shedding but an avenue to vote in the best
candidate suitable for a given position of governance in a given society. But
these days, politics has become a do or die affair especially in Nigeria.
Corruption has eaten deep into the hearts of the leaders and the citizens find
it difficult to trust anybody wanting to assume any political office. Political
candidates do all sorts of things all in the name of campaign just to win the
hearts of men and later turn their back on their promises.
When
assuming any political office, it is an avenue of recalling your promises as an
elected leader to the people that voted you that you will deliver your promises
and see how the state or country can be developed not coming to castigate or
make a jest of your promises. No blame is being apportioned here, but some issues
just need to be addressed while hot.
“Already,
I am grooming your chicken for Christmas. I am getting your rice ready to do
stomach infrastructure. When I defeated them, they said it was as a result of
stomach infrastructure. How can an incumbent be saying that when he had the
money, he had the power, he had the might but disconnected himself from the
people. They are gone."
“I
have forgiven Ekiti for removing me unjustly and I declare peace, prosperity,
progress, employment, food and stomach infrastructure. You can put a tar on the
road but if I don’t have a car and I’m hungry, then that tar is meaningless.
Tarring our road is wonderful but putting food inside this stomach is very
important.
The
quotation above were the exact words of the newly-inaugurated Governor of Ekiti
State, Dr. Peter Ayodele Fayose, during his swearing in on the 16th of October,
2014, in Ekiti state.
Delivering
his inaugural address on Thursday after he was sworn in by EKiti State Chief
Judge, Ayodeji Daramola, Fayose said he would work hard to put food on the
table, regardless of public opinion that such measures are called “stomach
infrastructure."
Do
you agree with these saying that the stomach is more important than good
infrastructure in the state or is the stomach more important than creating
employment opportunities in the state? Take a close look at the faces of these
citizens cheering the man who is ready to provide them with rice and chicken
standing under the hot sun. Where is the water, the road to transport kerosene
for them to buy, where is the employment opportunity that will bring income for
a good up keep? Is this the dream Nigeria of your choice?
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