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21 Mar 2016

Adaeze and Joseph Yobo stuns forr Senator Ita Giwa's event

Adeze Yobo has shared new photos of herself and footballer hubby, Joseph Yobo, at Senator Ita Giwa's 70th celebration by City People magazine which held yesterday, March 20, 2016.

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The former beauty queen shared a stunning selfie of herself and Joseph at the event, as well as another with the celebrant, Senator Ita Giwa via her instagram page, today, March 21, 2016.



26 Feb 2016

Husband Kills and Buries His Friend Over Affair With His Wife


The mess of an adulterous wife! Ondo State Police Command’s detectives have arrested a middle-aged man identified as Moses Alugo, for killing and burying his friend, who allegedly slept with his wife.

Police source said that several neighbours of the deceased had told the man that his wife was usually seen with his best friend, suggesting they were having an amorous affair behind his back.

The angered husband was said to have challenged his friend who reportedly denied the allegation. He left only to return, warning his friend of dire consequence if he failed to let go his wife.
The source added that a fight ensued when he came back, leading to the death of the friend.

The case was report to the police and the man was picked up by detectives from Criminal Investigation and Intelligence Department, CIID, for murder.

The Secret Burial
It was gathered that the husband, after committing the crime, reportedly buried his friend at Akinpelu Camp, Ode-Aye, before the incident was reported to the Police.

The state Police Command image maker, Femi Joseph, said that before detectives could get to the scene of the crime, the killer had buried the victim.

Femi Joseph, who said the case had been transferred to the state CID for further investigation, described the incident as unfortunate and warned everyone against taking laws into their hands.

The man would be charged to court, sent to prison or killed, but the wife will be gallivanting. Wrong act!

Photos: Pastor allegedly ‘impregnates’ two sisters in Lagos



Policemen from the Oko-Oba division in Ojokoro Local Council Development Area of Lagos State last Sunday February 21st arrested the General Overseer of the Victorious Sacred Solemn Healing and Deliverance Ministry, Prophet Oluwaseyi Idowu, for allegedly impregnating two sisters.
According to our Source, the pastor was invited to set up his church and manage a flat in the two sisters’ father’s compound when he had accommodation problems in Agege.

He moved in and started having an amorous relationship with the sisters. One of their brothers narrated what happened. He said;

    “I and my brothers bought my father a two-storey building in Ogunsola close, Abule-Egba and at that time, Pastor Oluwaseyi had rent issues. My father allowed him to set up his church in his compound and also manage a flat. We never knew that was the beginning of our problems. The pastor held several vigils to create awareness and public attention. As time went on, he invited people to stay in the church and from the church they moved into the main house. Occupants left the house for the pastor’s people to move in and they lived there without paying a kobo. Months later, the pastor said he wanted to marry my 20-year-old sister, a virgin, who just graduated from secondary school. We never knew he had been sleeping with her for months before then. Recently, we found out that he also impregnated my 25-year-old sister who has been indoors for the past nine months. I called my elder brother who told me to report the case to the police. It was at the police station we found out that he intended to sell our building to build a new church elsewhere.”.

One of the police officer at Oko-Oba Police Station who spoke on the condition of anonymity, said

    “This is not an issue of rape; the two impregnated sisters could have resisted or lodge a complaint against the pastor; it was when they got pregnant that a complaint was sent to us and we intervened. But even if Pastor Idowu is charged to court now; it’s useless because the girls were not raped. However, the neighbours and residents at Ogunsola Close are claiming the pastor used charm to sleep with them, and that is not an issue to be resolved in the court.”

The Pastor has since relocated from the area after his church members vowed never to return to his church again.

Peter of PSquare put GLOBACOM on full blast following news of contract termination

There have been fire on the mountain in the PSquare household for a while now which forced GLO to terminate their contract as brand ambassadors.

However, Peter Okoye, one duo of the twin has finally spoken out on the issue.

He said even though he will release an official statement to that effect soon, his silence should not be mistaken for weakness.
In a series of tweets, he said:


Woah, see what too much smoking has done to Rihanna’s teeth (PHOTO)

Media Take Out (MTO), popular foreign blog claims years of excessive constant marijuana smoking has left an indelible mark on the Pop Singer.
According to a zoomed-in picture, its visible how bad Rihanna’s teeth is, thanks to marijuana.
See the picture below:

20 Feb 2016

South Africa Confirms First Zika Virus Case

A Colombian man has become South Africa’s first recorded case of the mosquito-borne Zika virus.

The businessman was found to have the disease during a visit to Johannesburg, according to South Africa’s health minister Aaron Motsoaledi.

He said the man “presented with fever and a rash approximately four days after arrival in South Africa but is now fully recovered”.

Zika has caused international alarm, with the World Health Organisation declaring it a global public health emergency earlier this month.

The virus originated in Africa but until 2007 there had been only 20 or so known human cases.

In May 2015, a case was diagnosed in Brazil and, since then, it has spread rapidly.

It is a$$ociated with neurological disorders microcephaly in babies and Guillain-Barre syndrome, which can cause paralysis.

Around 1.5 million people in Brazil have been infected in just eight months and 14 countries across South and Central America, including Barbados and Mexico, have reported locally-acquired cases.

A woman who returned to Texas from El Salvador recently gave birth to a baby affected by the virus and there is concern that native mosquitos across the southern United States could spread the virus.

For most people the virus poses little long-term risk.

But because there is no treatment or vaccine – and the consequences for unborn babies so great – health authorities in Colombia and El Salvador have advised women not to become pregnant.

Scientists are not sure why the virus is spreading so rapidly, but climate change has been suggested.

Woman Who Was Barren For 10 Years After Marriage Loses First Pregnancy to Police Brutality


A woman who spent the first ten years of her married life without a child has ended up losing her very first pregnancy to police brutality.



The Independent Service Delivery Monitoring Group (ISDMG) has appealed to the Inspector-General of Police, Mr. Solomon Arase, to intervene in an alleged case of brutality meted out to one Mrs. Adegbite Damilola by officers of Oyo State Police Command.

ISDM Executive Director, Mr. Chima Amadi, while briefing newsmen on Friday in Abuja, alleged that Damilola lost her first pregnancy after 10 years of marriage due to police brutality.

Amadi also appealed to the National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) to ensure that the victim got justice. He said that the incident occurred on August 11, 2015 at Akobo Police Station, Ibadan.

”The actions of the police at all stages breached legally established procedures for arrest and detention. The police breached the legal requirement that a person to be arrested must be promptly informed of his or her offence.

”The police also violated the victim’s constitutional right not to be treated in a manner that degrades her human dignity. By subjecting her to such malevolent treatment, the police already presumed her guilty and began to mete out punishment to her,” he said.

Amadi said that going by the reason which the police later gave for their unlawful arrest and maltreatment of the victim, her offence could not be anything more than malicious damage.

In her narration, Damilola, said that on August 11, 2015, a female police officer from Akobo Police Station, came to arrest her in her Ibadan residence. She said she requested to know why she was being arrested and the police woman left and came back with re-enforcements.

Damilola said that on arrival at the police station, she was told she resisted arrest and would be locked up.

”I sought to call my husband but the officers got infuriated and started beating me. I was kicked in the stomach and I started bleeding and was dragged into a cell,” she said.

Damilola said she fainted in the cell and was taken to a hospital where she was confirmed to have lost her pregnancy. She said that she later learnt that a report of removal of a signboard in her neighbourhood was brought to the station of which the complainant absolved her of involvement.

She said that two of her neighbours were later identified by the complainant as those who removed the said signboard. According to her, she was driven in police car from the hospital in the guise of going for settlement only to be taken to a Magistrates’ Court.

She said she was charged with a$$ault on a Police Officer, adding that it took the intervention of a lawyer who sympathised with her before she was granted bail.

ISDMG demanded that a public apology be tendered to the couple, among other things.

”That reasonable compensation be paid to the victim; seeing that no amount of money can bring back the couple’s lost child after ten years of waiting. That adequate punishment be meted out to the officers involved, and the information should also be made public.

”That the criminal charge brought against the victim be withdrawn by the police. We urge the inspector-general of police to also use this to demonstrate his commitment to wiping out abuse of power and brutality in the police.

”We urge that the Executive Secretary, NHRC, intervene in the matter and personally pursue this case to a logical conclusion by ensuring that justice is manifestly done,” Amadi said.

Amadi said that the police brutality was unwarranted and unjustifiable and called for appropriate disciplinary measures. He said that the Oyo State Commissioner of Police (CP) had held meetings with the parties involved to facilitate the resolution of the case.

When contacted for comments, DSP Adekunle Ajisebutu, the Police Public Relations Officer, Oyo State Police Command, said that the CP had ordered an investigation into the matter.

“I can a$$ure you that the victim will get justice,’’ Ajisebutu said.

What Pres. Buhari should do to recover the declining Nigerian economy – Prof. Soyinka



Professor Wole Soyinka has beckoned on President Muhammadu Buhari to convene an emergency economic conference to enable experts provide suitable solutions to the economic crisis bedeviling the country.

Soyinka proferred this solution when he paid a courtesy visit to the minister of Information and Culture, Lai Mohammed in Abuja on Thursday,
February 18.

2016 Budget does not exceed N6.08 Trln — Minister

The Minister of Information and Culture, Alhaji Lai Mohammed, said on Saturday said that the 2016 budget was not padded because the total figure voted for all ministries had not exceeded N6.08 trillion.

Briefing newsmen in Lagos, he said: “The total for every ministry has remained exactly the same as what was submitted to the National Assembly.

“A lot has been said about the budget. Let make clear that nobody can ever accuse this government of padding any budget.

“The total of all ministries put together has not exceeded N6.08 trillion that was submitted. It is factually incorrect to say that the budget was padded.

“This is the first time in the history of this country that a government will embark what is called zero based budget.

“Before now, the budget system was what was called an enveloped system. In an envelope system, there is no justification as to why we need N30 billion for a structure.’’

“This year, we decide that every ministry must have a zero based budget. In other word, you must justify and explain why you need N100 billion.

“This is very good system, the soft ware for it was also very different. The personnel were not used to it,’’

“Now, in the process we got to National Assembly. What the ministers do is to have a broad overview of the budget. The template used by the Budget Office is uniform for all ministers.’’

The minister also said exports, balance of trade, Gross Domestic Product were responsible for currency appreciation and depreciation.

“Before now we use to sell crude for about 100 dollar per barrel which means if we produce two million barrels per day, you have something in the region of 200 million dollar less the expenditure of production and others.

“But today for the same two million barrels, you have less than 60 million dollar less the cost of production.’’

“Clearly if your major source of exchange is crude and it has gone down from 100 per cent, you have lost 70 per cent of your source.

“Secondly, if your balance of trade is surplus, in other word, if you export more than you import, then you are going to have less money to settle other countries.

“What the government is doing is to ensure that the little resources we have are properly managed. Part of decision we took was Treasury Single Account.

“Others include blocking all sort form of corruption and diversify economy so that we can get foreign exchange for other sources,’’ he said.

PSquare’s family home invaded by police operatives over N8M fraud


Barely had we recovered from the family feud between the Okoye brothers which populated the social media world few days ago when another bombshell dropped revealing that the music family is currently involved in an alleged breach of contract.

Residents of Omole Estate woke up Friday morning to the invasion of the Square Villa, home of Psquare, by policemen, purportedly carrying out a court order to reclaim about N8million said to have been paid to Psquare for a show they turned down some four years ago.

A leader of the delegation who spoke exclusively to NET said they were carrying out an order passed by the Ikeja High Court, Lagos.

Although the group neither showed the court injunction nor revealed the name of the client, an eye witness said the singers appeared beaten by the situation which attracted a large crowd to their residence.

One of the duo, Paul was seen driving out of the Square Ville in a tinted BMW, refusing to speak to anyone.

There were indications that the singer was going to sort out the refund to avoid further harassment.

More details to come…

David Mark wins polling unit

Former Senate President, David Mark, has won his polling unit at the ongoing Benue South Senatorial District Re-run, according to the result declared by the INEC official.

Mark polled 150 votes against 37 votes of Daniel Onjeh of the All Progressives Congress, APC in the VIP 1, Otukpo Club, Township ward.

in the nearby polling unit, VIP II, Mark also won by 97 to 19 votes.

LAS Palmas VS Barcelona



Kick-off in 12 hours
La Liga - Round 25

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