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A girl in China has been found burnt to
death in her bed after being electrocuted by her iPhone.
18-year-old Wu Weyuan was charging her phone with what has been
described as a knock-off charger.
She was found black and charred
by her sister who came back from work and smelled something
burning.
She went into her sister's room and found her lifeless and
the screen of the iPhone 4S she had been charging was smashed.
An
autopsy revealed electrocution marks on the neck, hands and left
foot of the deceased and police decided that her death was caused
by an electrical "leakage" from the phone which caused
electrocution.
A woman in Austria has been fined up to 1,000 Euros ($1,340) for constantly walking on the streets with nothing but a pair of white tennis shoes.
According to Police spokesman Johann Baumschlager,
the young woman was stopped by police on Tuesday after cycling past
officers manning a radar trap on a highway in northeastern Austria.
Baumschlager
said on Wednesday the woman was again identified and told to go home
and get dressed. She was also informed she had been charged with
disturbing public decency — a misdemeanor that carries a maximum
1,000-euro fine.
She had previously been sighted
in the buff while shopping in a supermarket and at a gas station,
filling up her car - and still Naked! (What if there was a fire?)
Amnesty International has released a gruesome video to
buttress its allegations that the Nigerian military has been violating
human rights.
The video shows men believed to be Nigerian military officers and some alleged to be members of the Civilian Joint Task Force butchering suspected members of Boko Haram.
One after one, the suspects have their throats slit and they are then thrown into a mass grave by their killers.
Amnesty
International had previously accused the Nigerian military of killing
innocent citizens and executing suspects summarily as part of its war
against terror.
Watch the video below (Viewer discretion is advised)
The 2015 General Elections is poised to be an interesting one as
more and more entertainers keep declaring their intention to run for
office. The latest celebrity to do is comedian, Julius Agwu.
The
Ikwerre, Rivers state native has declared his intention to run for
Governor in his home state. He is however yet to reveal the platform
he'll be contesting under. Julius revealed that he decided to run the
race after considerable pressure from his people to lead them.
Nollywood
actress Kate Henshaw and Nollywood actor, Desmond Elliot had also
equally expressed their intention to run for office in their respective
home states; Cross-Rivers and Lagos.
So, would you vote for Julius Agwu or any other entertainer for that matter?
A 33-year-old man, Kelechi Williams, arrested for murdering his
39-year-old lover, a businesswoman, Lizzy Njideka to death, yesterday,
confessed he did it out of jealousy.
it was reported on
July 24, that the suspect, Kelechi Williams strangled his lover, a
mother of four to death on July 19, 2014 at her apartment in Odusanya
Oduguwa Crescent, Green Estate, Amuwo Odofin Area of Lagos State.
After murdering the deceased he carted away
her $50,000, N8m, ATM cards, jewellery and a Range Rover Sport and
reportedly fled to Ghana.
The suspect who was paraded at the Lagos State Police Command, was,
however arrested at the border between Ghana and Cote D’Ivore by
operatives from the Area ‘E’ Command, Festac Town and those of
International Police, INTERPOL, while fleeing with the deceased’s Range
Rover Sports Utility Vehicle, SUV, with number plate LAGOS EKY 509 AZ. Kelechi Williams and Lizzy Njideka
Kelechi Williams who hails from Umuji in Ndemili North Local
Government Area of Anambra State, narrating what transpired that day
said the incident occured at about 2 am during an altercation over the
late arrival of his lover.
He said: “Lizzy was my girlfriend. I knew her three years ago. But we started getting serious in February this year.
“I came back from Ghana to visit her on July 16, 2014 which was on a Wednesday. The next day we went out and came back late.
“On Friday, she told me to stay back at home and rest because I was
tired. She left the house, saying she was going to the new apartment she
was to pack into, assuring me she would be back as usual by 6 p.m.
“But she did not return by 6pm. Rather, the gate man came with a
power generating set, saying madam had gone to drop the workers.
“When it was 8 p.m. and I did not see her, I started calling her on
phone but she did not pick. I called her up to 30 times without
response.
“She came back by midnight and when I asked why she did not pick my
calls, she said the phone was in silent mode. I brought out my phone and
called her line only for it to ring.
“At that point I noticed she was drunk. I got angry and asked if that
was the way she would pay me back for leaving everything in Ghana to
come and spend time with her. I threatened to quit the relationship. But
at that point, her phone rang and I told her to pick it but she
insisted that I should pick it and when I did, the caller, who was a
male, asked ‘baby are you home?’
“Immediately she discovered it was a male’s voice, she snatched the
phone from me and asked why I should pick her calls. I reminded her of a
similar incident when she came to visit me in Ghana and my phone rang.
She pick it and on discovering it was a female, she smashed the phone on
the ground, without knowing who the caller was.
“I reminded her also that she collected my other phones from me and
brought them to Nigeria. In anger, I took the phone and smashed it on
the ground.
A U.S. drone strike killed five militants in Pakistan’s volatile
northwest on Wednesday, security officials and residents said, as the
country’s security forces press ahead with an offensive in a Taliban
stronghold near the Afghan border.
Two missiles slammed into a house in a
village in the Datta Khel area in the border region of North Waziristan,
security officials said, injuring two militants, besides the five dead.
The bodies of the five people killed were charred beyond recognition, one of the villagers told Reuters.
Drone strikes in Pakistan resumed in June
after a gap of six months, during which the Pakistani government pursued
peace talks with the Taliban. Pakistan announced an anti-Taliban
offensive in North Waziristan within days of the resumption.
The United States had long urged Pakistan to crack down on the Taliban stronghold in remote, mountainous North Waziristan.
The Taliban use the region to prepare bombs,
hold kidnap victims, stage public executions, and as a launch pad for
attacks on Afghan and NATO troops across the border.
The military ordered the entire civilian
population of North Waziristan to leave before launching the ground
offensive but residents said most of the militants also moved out.
Many have probably gone into hiding in
Afghanistan or elsewhere in Pakistan, including in thickly forested
valleys further south.
(Additional reporting by Saud Mehsud in Dera Ismail Khan; Writing By Mehreen Zahra-Malik; Editing by Clarence Fernandez)
The family of Nancy Writebol, one of the missionary medical
practitioners that contracted the Ebola virus while on a joint
Samaritan’s Purse-SIM team, was already planning her funeral as she lay
stricken with Ebola in Liberia amid the disease’s deadliest recorded
outbreak.
She and her colleague, Dr. Kent Brantly, who have both been flown
to the United States are defying odds to stay alive…and seem to be
getting better.
Writebol’s two sons expect to communicate with her soon, Johnson
said. The family was considering funeral arrangements for her just last
week, days after she became sick, David Writebol said through Johnson.
“Yet we kept our faith, (and) now we have real reason to be hopeful,” David Writebol said in a statement read by Johnson.
Her improved condition may not be unconnected with an experimental,
U.S.-manufactured drug, ZMapp, which she and her colleague were given in
Liberia, although it has never been subjected to clinical trials.
The medicine is thought to work by preventing the virus from entering
and infecting new cells, reports CNN. It’s a three-mouse monoclonal
antibody — meaning mice were exposed to fragments of the Ebola virus,
and the antibodies generated within the mice’s blood were harvested to
create the medicine. Have we found a cure?
Internist and gastroenterologist, Dr. Jorge Rodriguez however said while
Brantly and Writebol’s conditions actually improved after taking the
drug, the serum shouldn’t be seen as a miracle cure.
“Let’s be cautious. We don’t even know really if this serum is working,” said Rodriguez.
“I’m glad now that these patients were brought to a hospital where so
many tests can be done, where they can see the response of their body
to this serum. We don’t know if these patients are naturally getting
better, or whether the serum is really doing something.”
Writebol and Kent are being treated at the Emory University Hospital, Atlanta, in special isolation units.
1,603 cases of infection has been reported across Guinea, Liberia,
Sierra Leone and Nigeria, with 887 of them dead as of Friday, according
to the World Health Organization said
Dozens of Australians tilted a train
Wednesday to free a whose leg was trapped between a carriage and a
platform, with authorities praising their efforts as an example of
“people power”.
The
man was boarding in the Western Australia city of Perth when he slipped
and became jammed in the five-centimetre (0.4-inch) gap between the
carriage and the station, operator Transperth said in a statement.
Passengers were initially told to move to the opposite
side of the train in the hope their weight would shift it away from his
leg, a passenger who gave his name as Nic told The West Australian
newspaper.
But
when that failed, staff told commuters to get off the train and about
50 of them lined up in a row along the platform to tilt the carriage
away from the man so he could be lifted out.
“It is the first time we’ve seen something like this happen,” Transperth spokeswoman Claire Krol told AFP.
“We
were really fortunate that the staff were there straight away… and all
of the passengers not only listened to the instructions from staff, but
pitched in and helped.
“This is a real case of passengers of working together… and people power are the perfect words to describe it.”
Transperth said the man was treated by paramedics but was able to catch a later train.
“The
end result here is: really lucky for the man involved, but really nice
as well to see that everyone came together as a community,” Krol added.
One of the nurses who attended Patrick Sawyer, the first Ebola victim in Nigeria, has died.
Health Minister Prof. Onyebuchi Chukwu made
this known in Abuja August 6, Punch reports. He also revealed that 5
other medical practitioners involved in treatment contracted the virus.
“Nigeria has now recorded seven confirmed
cases of Ebola Virus Disease. The first one was the index case, which is
the imported case from Liberia of which the victim is now late.
Yesterday, 5th August, 2014, the first known Nigerian to die of the EVD
was recorded and this was one of the nurses that attended to the
Liberian. The other five cases are currently being treated at the
Isolation Ward in Lagos.”
Sawyer, a US citizen was travelling from
Liberia, the center of Ebola epidemic, to Nigeria and was admitted to a
Lagos hospital where he died from the symptoms of the deadly
disease last month.
Two days ago the case of infection was
confirmed by the Nigerian officials: the health worker contracted the
disease while treating Sawyer.
Since February the deadly virus has claimed
more than 700 lives in West Africa, mostly Sierra Leone, Guinea and
Liberia, and keeps spreading in the continent.
(AFP)Tourists
in northern Australia have been left stunned by two fierce animals
going head-to-head — a massive saltwater crocodile wrestling with a bull
shark in its jaws.
Andrew
Paice was on an hour-long wildlife cruise on the Adelaide River with his
partner and seven-year-old daughter on Tuesday when they spotted
something unusual on the riverbank.
Earlier they had watched as crocodiles,
including the huge 5.5-metre (18-feet) male known as Brutus, leapt out
of the water to eat a piece of buffalo meat held out on a pole to them.
“It was on the way back to the jetty, we went
past Brutus again, he was up on the bank,” Paice told AFP from Kakadu
National Park in the Northern Territory on Wednesday.
“As we were going past, we noticed that there was a fin. We thought it was a barramundi (fish) or something.
“And the guide took the boat in for a closer look and lo’ and behold… it was a shark.”
Brutus, who is thought to be about 80 years
old and is missing a front leg and most of his teeth, is well known in
the area, and the Northern Territory News described the battle as “Jaws v
Claws”.
Speculation is that the prospect of a fish
dinner was tasty revenge for a croc that was thought to have lost his
limb to one of the sharks who inhabit nearby waters.
“But from listening to other people, it was
probably more likely a big crocodile (which took his front leg). But who
knows? It was either a crocodile or a shark,” Paice said
There
was pandemonium at the Umuapu Junction on the Owerri-Port Harcourt road
on Tuesday following a clash between the youths of Umuapu community and
their counterparts from Obitti.
An
eyewitness also told newsmen that three persons were feared dead while
many were injured in the bloody clash in the Ohaji/Egbema Local
Government Area in Imo.
Among those who allegedly lost their lives were two youths from Umuapu and one from Obitti, according to an eyewitness.
Trouble
was said to have started when youths of Obitti allegedly gathered at
Umuapu Junction to dismantle the road block mounted by the youths of
Umuapu to stop traders from accessing the popular Orie Obitti Market.
According
to the eyewitness, the youths of the two communities had been at
daggers drawn until it eventually snowballed into the bloody clash.
It
was gathered that youths of Umuapu had insisted that commercial
motorcyclists from Obitti who operate their business at Umuapu Junction
pay some money known as ‘marching ground’ to be allowed to operate.
The
Obitti youths, on the other hand, refused to yield to the demand,
leading to a strained relationship between the neighbouring communities.
When
contacted, the Imo Police Public Relations Officer, Mr Andrew Enwerem,
confirmed the report but said he had no knowledge of any loss of lives.
Enwerem, however, said the police had restored calm in the area.
He assured the people that the police would commence investigation into the clash, saying that no arrests had been made.
The traditional ruler of Obitti Autonomous Community, Eze Clifford Chibuzor, also confirmed the clash.
He
said he had earlier warned his youths to resist the temptation of
confronting their Umuapu neighbours in spite of recurrent provocations.
Chibuzor
said he had sent emissaries to the traditional ruler of Umuapu, Eze
Boniface Ihueze, with a view to finding a lasting and amicable solution
to the conflict.
Every
year in summer thousands of pilgrims from all over Haiti make a
religious journey to the village of Ville Bonheur and the sacred Waters
of Saut d’Eau waterfall, located near Mirebalais and 60 miles north of
Port au Prince, a main pilgrimage site in Haiti since 1847.
It is
believed that 150 years ago, Erzulie the goddess of love and beauty,
camouflaged in the spirit of Virgin Mary of miracles has appeared on a
palm tree close to the waterfall, a French priest, afraid of the
superstition this would inspire, cut the tree down, but it nonetheless
became an important religious destination for Haitians.
The sick
and the needy let the water of the falls wash over them as they perform
various rituals of Voodoo in a religious festival that lasts for three
days.
Haitians wearing only underwear perform a bathing and
cleaning ritual under the waterfall and Voodoo followers get possessed
by the spirit of water.
Believers spend hours under the sound and
the coolness of the water, praying, hugging. Many throw their old
clothes to the sky, a symbol of a past they want to leave behind.
And some hougan consult the (priests) or the mambo (priestess) possessed by loas (voodoo deities).
Beneath
the waterspout is impossible to hear a word, the devotees dance, make
ablutions with their bottles and bowls of pumpkin and delivered to
communion with saints ‘praise’.
He
is famously known as the ‘Socrates of the Supreme Court’, and indeed, he
demonstrated this as the head of the Human Rights Violations
Investigation Commission, popular called Oputa Panel. Below are 20
things you may not know about the late Justice Chukwudifu Oputa.
1. He was born to Chief Oputa Nzukwu and Mrs. Nwametu Oputa on September 22, 1924.
2. His father died when he was about three months old while his mother died just about the time he turned six months.
3. He was brought up by his grandmother, Ogonim Enesha, a trader with the Royal Niger Company.
4.
Growing up, he was fondly referred to as Sylvester, and attended the
Sacred Heart School, Oguta, from 1930 to 1936, and Christ the King’s
College, Onitsha, from 1937 to 1940.
5.
Though he got admission to the Higher College, Lagos, he had to move to
the famous Achimota College, in the then Gold Coast (now Ghana), where
he obtained a Bachelors degree in Economics in 1945.
6.
During the Second World War, Oputa, while a student at Achimota, was
drafted into the army, during which he joined others to establish the
Achimota Home Generals.
7. He studied at home to obtain his Bachelor of Arts in History from the University of London.
8.
On return from Ghana, he became a teacher at the African College (now
in Rivers State), where the likes of Prof. Chike Obi, famous
mathematician, and Dr. Pius Okigbo also taught.
9.
He was once a principal at the Kalabari National College, Buguma, and
one of his students was Prof. Tam David West, a former petroleum
minister.
10. Oputa read Law in England and by June 1953 he received his LL.B (Hons) degree.
11. He was called to the English Bar-Grays Inn, London, on November 26, 1953.
12.
He returned to Nigeria in 1954 and appeared in virtually all the
magistrate and high courts of the then Eastern Region of Nigeria, the
West African Court of Appeal, the Federal Supreme Court, the Supreme
Court, and the court in the Region of Cameroon.
13.
Oputa was the lead counsel in the Harcourt Commission of inquiry into
the Oguta Chieftaincy dispute between 1958 and 1959. He was also the
leading counsel in the Ukelonu Inquiry into the Nembe Amayangbo Dispute
(1959/1960), as well as the leading counsel in the Harding Commission of
Inquiry into the Onitsha Obaship dispute between 1960 and 1961.
14. In 1976, he was appointed the first Chief Judge of Imo State, a position he held till July 2, 1984.
15. He was appointed a Justice of the Supreme Court of Nigeria after his tenure as the CJ of Imo State.
16.
He established his Justice Oputa Foundation on October 2, 2010. The
foundation according to him was an initiative, which “operates with deep
understanding that it is virtually impossible to address the malaise
bedeviling the continent without sound, people-oriented governance
constructed on sustainable developmental modem.”
17.
He was a staunch Catholic and social crusader for justice, a prominent
member of the Sacred Heart Catholic Church, Oguta. He’s a Knight of St.
Sylvester.
18. Oputa owned a Limousine-1950 model, which afterwards was used for ceremonial events.
19. His wife, Margaret, 92, was a nurse.
20.
Oputa lost two of his children- his first child, Michael, sometimes in
2003; and his only daughter same year. She died during childbirth.
The abduction of the over 200 students from the Government Girls Secondary School, Chibok, Borno state by the Boko haram sect on April 14 has been a matter of serious concern both locally and internationally.
The Borno State governor, Kashim Shettima, has said N150 million have been set aside to take care of the 53 Chibok schoolgirls, who escaped from the den of the Boko Haram terrorists.
The
governor made this development known while addressing the presidential
fact-finding committee in Chibok said: “The Borno State government has
set aside the sum of N150 million to fund a rehabilitation programme of
the 53 girls and to support parents in Chibok, whose sources of
livelihood have been truncated by the trauma, leaving them with little
or nothing to feed on, while we continue to work immeasurably towards
the release of the girls being held.”
Governor
Shettima who is very optimistic that the others will be freed also said
that his government is already in touch with key international
organisations and a plan of action has already been proposed by the
Ministry of Health in the State on issues relating to the health and
well-being of the 53 girls who escaped.
The Lagos State Directorate of Public
Prosecutions has said 49-year-old Samson Adeneye and a woman, Oyerinde
Olawunmi, 48, have a case to answer in a matter in which a human skull
was found in the ceiling of an orthodox church in Lagos.
Two
policemen attached to the Special Anti-robbery Squad – ASP Franklin
Alade and Cpl Deleojo Odunayo – were also implicated in the matter, for
abuse of office.
PUNCH Metro had
reported in July 2013, that a human skull was found in the ceiling of
the St. Peter Cherubim and Seraphim band on Moses Adebisi Street, in the
Ketu area of the state.
Prior to the
incident, Adeneye and Olawunmi, who were former members of the band,
were said to have sent threat text messages to some of the church’s
ministers.
The two suspects were said to have accused the pastors of occultism and threatened to deal with them and kill them.
Both suspects were said to have alerted the two SARS officers that there was a case of gunrunning in the assembly.
The
policemen reportedly stormed the assembly without any search warrant
and headed for the ceiling where they allegedly found the item.
Our
correspondent learnt that further investigations by the police revealed
that the two former members might have arranged the object to implicate
the ministers, as suggested by earlier text messages sent to them.
They
were subsequently arrested and arraigned before a Surulere Magistrate’s
Court on charges of unlawful possession of human head.
The matter had been adjourned for DPP’s advice.
The
DPP in its advice, signed by the Deputy Director, Adegboyega Bajulaiye,
said, “After carefully considering the facts available in the duplicate
case file, this office is of the view that there are sufficient facts
to establish a prima facie case of conspiracy to commit felony to wit;
offering violence to officiating ministers of religion, written threat
to kill and publication of false news which is likely to cause fear and
alarm to the public….
“Facts
available in the duplicate case file reveal that prior to January 19,
2013, there was a malice that brewed up over the years between Apostle
Albert Samson and Samson Adeneye, which culminated into unauthorised
search on the premises of Albert by men of SARS, led by ASP Franklin
Alade, on the trumped-up allegation of gunrunning. This act of the
police officers, which was believed to have been instigated by Adeneye,
amount to abuse of office….”
The
advice further stated that the two defendants had been sending death
threat messages to the ministers, which were meant to distract them from
their duties as ministers.
On the
matter of the skull, the advice said, “There is however a strong
inference from the facts in the case file that Adeneye may have been
instrumental to placing ritual objects, including human skulls, on the
ceiling of Albert’s church because of his prior accusation of Albert
being a ritualist. This will only amount to speculation and suspicion,
which no matter how grave, cannot stand in the place of law,
particularly in the absence of eyewitness account or unequivocal
evidence of inference.”
The DPP said
based on its findings, Adeneye and Olawunmi, should be arraigned for
conspiracy to commit felony, written threat to kill and publication of
false news.
Four other suspects were ordered to be released, if still in police custody.
The magistrate, Mrs. A.O Adedayo, adjourned the matter till July 1, 2014.
Andrew Enwerem, the state Police Public
Relations Officer, who made this known to newsmen said, the arrest
followed several complaints from motorists, who have been lamenting
police extortion due to the reintroduced stop and search operation in
the state.
“The command has received a number of
complaints from motorists that the stop and search operation had turned
to extortion centres. I must also confirm that the special team set up
by the Commissioner of Police to monitor what our men do on the road,
arrested some policemen for varying offences” he said.
The spokesman, who said the corrupt officers
are currently explaining themselves to the commissioner of police
special team, urged members of the public to promptly report any act of
extortion by the police to his office for immediate action.
“The rules governing stop and search
operations are very clear and any policeman who goes out to do what he
likes on the road is definitely on his own” he said.
Since the video of Solange attacking Jay Z in an elevator was leaked,
people have been scrutinizing Beyonce and Jay Z’s marriage. Now, they
have noticed that the tattoo on Beyonce’s wedding finger is fading,
sparking speculation that she’s been lasering it off.
Beyonce had tattooed the numeral IV (4) on her left finger in 2008, a symbol of her
birthday (Sept. 4), Jay Z’s birthday (Dec. 4), and their wedding (April
4) but in recent pics of the star, the tattoo is gradually fading…and
now people are asking if all is well in the Knowles-Carter household.
They’ve been together for over 12 years…I have a feeling they will be
together for a long time to come
More details are
coming in on how the Civilian-JTF, civilian vigilantes staved off a Boko
Haram attack and possible abduction in Kalabalge local government,
northeast Borno state, near the Cameroonian border.
The villagers who
were prepared for the Boko Haram attack had dug out trenches for the
purpose. The Rann village, located in the middle of a Boko Haram
strong-hold, had been attacked by Boko Haram in the recent past. In that
attack they had allegedly acquired two light-weight armored tanks and
some AK47 rifles. They refused to turn in this ammunition to the
government in an increasingly common response as more villages in the
north are determined to take up arms to defend themselves in the current
state of deadly insecurity. Continue…
The invading terrorists who launched an early Tuesday morning
attack on Rann, Shuwa and neighboring villages, were met by a strong
and determined villager resistance. Over 200 terrorists were killed. The
full number of the dead is not yet known as the villagers ran in
pursuit of the escaping and injured terrorists into the bushes to
continue their extermination.
The Federal Government yesterday declared that it will go to any
length to secure the release of the over 200 schoolgirls abducted by
terrorist sect, Boko Haram from Government Girls’ Secondary Scool,
Chibok in Borno State.
This was even as female ministers in the Federal Executive Council
condemned the abduction of the girls a month ago, describing it as
heinous crime.
The Minister of Information, Labaran Maku, while stating that the
government had established a central information centre on the
abduction of the Chibok girls from where the Director General of the
National Orientation Agency, Mike Omiri would pass on information to
the media, said: “We are ready to go to any length to secure the release
of these our unfortunate daughters that have been in captivity.
Everything is being done in relation to every operational measures that
will be taken particularly by the Nigerian armed Forces in
collaboration with foreign assistance that has been offered by
different nations of the world.”
The journey of two people together for better or worse is never easy.
But with complete dedication, love and tolerance for each other, the challenges that may beset the marriage can be overcome.
Genevieve Nnaji is yet to get married and explains what her criteria are for choosing her right partner:
“As
for marriage, it’s every woman’s dream to get married. We can’t lie to
ourselves. I do want to get married but overtime I have had
opportunities to get married but I realize getting married is not
actually the problem. The problem is finding someone you are compatible
with because I’m born Catholic, I’m raised Catholic, I don’t believe in
divorce. If I get married, I really want to stay married and staying
married is not an easy thing. It means you are completely in tune with
your partner. It means you’ve found your soul mate because you’ll have
to be able to stand a lot of disappointments that would definitely come
but then again you have to learn to forgive. For
me, before I choose a partner I have to ask myself if this is the kind
of person I would be willing to forgive no matter what when the time
comes. If the answer is no, then that person is wrong for me. That
person is not the person you want to get married to. If you know you can
look into someone’s eyes and say yes, this is the most you can do to
me. If you actually cheat on me the first time, I can find it in my
heart to forgive you. If you can answer that question honestly and
truthfully to yourself then you’ll know if that person is your partner
or not. So compatibility is the word aside from the physical attributes
that have to go with it.I need to be comfortable because I’m a woman and I’m used to a certain lifestyle.”
Even
though the person may say they can forgive even when she cheats, can
that be guaranteed? And will that not let some partners go ahead and
cheat because they know they can be forgiven?
Some soldiers on Wednesday went haywire while they were being addressed by some General Officers Commanding.
Contrary to rules of conduct, the soldiers fired shots during the address.
This led to pandemonium at the Maimalari Cantonment in Maiduguri, the
Borno State capital, where the soldiers were being addressed.
The shots were said to have been fired by the soldiers as a reaction
to the arrival of the corpses of four of their colleagues who were shot
dead during patrol duties in Chibok area of the state.
It was in Chibok that 234 schoolgirls of Government Girls Secondary
School were abducted by members of dreaded sect, Boko Haram, on April
14.
The Director of Defence Information, Major General Chris Olukolade,
who confirmed the development, said a Board of Inquiry would be set up
by the 7 Division of the Nigeria Army to probe the incident.
Olukolade added: “There is calm in the cantonment and all normal operations activities are ongoing.”
A girl in China has been found burnt to
death in her bed after being electrocuted by her iPhone.
A woman in Austria has been fined up to 1,000 Euros ($1,340) for constantly walking on the streets with nothing but a pair of white tennis shoes.
Amnesty International has released a gruesome video to
buttress its allegations that the Nigerian military has been violating
human rights.
The 2015 General Elections is poised to be an interesting one as
more and more entertainers keep declaring their intention to run for
office. The latest celebrity to do is comedian, Julius Agwu.
pposite
side of the train in the hope their weight would shift it away from his
leg, a passenger who gave his name as Nic told The West Australian
newspaper.
pposite
side of the train in the hope their weight would shift it away from his
leg, a passenger who gave his name as Nic told The West Australian
newspaper.
(AFP)Tourists
in northern Australia have been left stunned by two fierce animals
going head-to-head — a massive saltwater crocodile wrestling with a bull
shark in its jaws.
He
is famously known as the ‘Socrates of the Supreme Court’, and indeed, he
demonstrated this as the head of the Human Rights Violations
Investigation Commission, popular called Oputa Panel. Below are 20
things you may not know about the late Justice Chukwudifu Oputa.
Andrew Enwerem, the state Police Public
Relations Officer, who made this known to newsmen said, the arrest
followed several complaints from motorists, who have been lamenting
police extortion due to the reintroduced stop and search operation in
the state.
Since the video of Solange attacking Jay Z in an elevator was leaked,
people have been scrutinizing Beyonce and Jay Z’s marriage. Now, they
have noticed that the tattoo on Beyonce’s wedding finger is fading,
sparking speculation that she’s been lasering it off.More details are coming in on how the Civilian-JTF, civilian vigilantes staved off a Boko Haram attack and possible abduction in Kalabalge local government, northeast Borno state, near the Cameroonian border.
