Jace Owie, Nigerian and a citizen diplomat of Citizen Diplomacy Bureau (Global Relations), co-leads a ten thousand march protest in the City of Berlin, Germany to end the slavery and killings of Nigerians/Africans in Libya and primarily creates awareness on the dangers involved in illegal migration.
The international Diplo-humanitarian foreign Relations NGO – @CitizenDiplomacyBureau (Global Relations) is presently helping refugee returnees and other potential illegal migrants in Nigeria become international standard entrepreneurs. We call for Nigerians to join this anti-slavery and illegal migration awareness campaign. More awareness to hold in Europe, America and Nigeria.
Tennis superstar, Serena Williams, has revealed that she nearly died after she had her baby last September.
She said she needed an emergency C-section and that she had multiple surgeries after giving birth to daughter, Alexis Olympia.
Serena experienced a wave of medical and emotional issues after giving birth to her first child last year,she told the February issue of Vogue.
The day after the operation, she fell ill and doctors found several small clots in her lungs. Then she suffered another terrifying scare when her C-section scar burst open and doctors found a large haematoma (a solid swelling of clotted blood within the tissues) had flooded her abdomen.
Serena underwent several surgeries and was unable to get out of bed for six weeks.
She said:
“That was an amazing feeling (being handed her daughter).
“And then everything went bad.”
The sports star has a history of blood clots, so she was the one who raised the alarm after she found herself feeling short of breath 24 hours after becoming a mum.
Serena was found to have a pulmonary embolism, and the coughing it caused meant her C-section wound burst open.
Because she had been taking blood-thinners to dispel the clots, the medication caused bleeding at the site of the Caesarian section.
She had to undergo another surgery, and a week later, she finally went home and found she wasn’t even able to get out of bed.
Her daughter, Alexis Olympia, was born via emergency Caesarean section due to the baby’s alarmingly low heart rate.
Little Alexis was fine after her September birth, but Williams said that “everything went bad” for her personally.
Williams ultimately needed to have a filter placed in a major vein to stop blood clots from going to her lungs.
She was not able to get out of bed for six weeks after she finally left the hospital a week after giving birth.
Williams says the experience has taken an emotional toll on her as well.
“Sometimes, I get really down and feel like, man, I can’t do this,” she confessed.
“It’s that same negative attitude I have on the court sometimes. I guess that’s just who I am. No one talks about the low moments — the pressure you feel, the incredible letdown every time you hear the baby cry.”
Williams said she has broken down frequently since becoming a mother.
“Or I’ll get angry about the crying, then sad about being angry, and then guilty, like, ‘Why do I feel so sad when I have a beautiful baby?’ The emotions are insane,” she said.
The star has won a record 23 Grand Slam titles in her illustrious career.
A mother will have to pay a 10,000 euro ($12,140) fine if she posts pictures of her son on Facebook without his consent, after a court in Rome ruled in his favor.
The 16-year-old, whose parents were getting a divorce, raised the issue during divorce proceedings involving his parents.
The teenager was featured by his mother in some photos on social media and judges ruled that the boy could lawfully request the removal of all his photos posted by his mother from the social media site.
Under Italian law, the subject of the photo owns the copyright, rather than the person who took the picture, as is the case in the UK. As a result, they made an order in December for the mother to remove photos and videos of the boy or face a fine. She will also have to pay her son if she posts new images of him.
Privacy and copyright laws vary from nation to nation. In France, anyone convicted of publishing and distributing images of another person without their consent can face a fine of 45,000 euros (£40,000) and up to a year in prison.
In 2016, French police urged parents to avoid posting photos of their children on social media. They said the images could infringe on their privacy and security.
Some ladies on Social Media are not happy about the “uncle stop touching” lyrcis in Kiss Daniel’s hit song, YEBA.
In the song, a female voice is heard saying ‘uncle stop touching’ in a manner that portrays the lady is being touched indecently against her consent by a man she’s probably dancing with… and w shouldn’t also forget the fact that the lyrics continued, “Sorry Madam, sorry”.
Those debating the line in the song claim it somehow glorifies or promotes sexual assault.
Aunty Kemi Olunloyo has shared her opinion about Funke Akindele making an appearance in Hollywood Action-packed movie, Avengers: Infinity war.
Kemi says there’s nothing really special in the actress making an appearance, as she should have gotten an Oscar a long time ago.
She tweeted: “Nothing special about Funke Akindele being in a #Hollywood movie. She should have gotten an Oscar a long time ago for many movies. Start celebrating our own early #hnnact”
Nothing special about Funke Akindele being in a #Hollywood movie. She should have gotten an Oscar a long time ago for many movies. Start celebrating our own early #hnnact
Controversial Nigerian journalist, Kemi Omololo Olunloyo who regained freedom after spending 90 days in Port-Harcourt Maximum Prison has cried out to Cameroonian singer and cosmetic entrepreneur, Dencia.
Aunty Kemi who was sent back to prison sometime in October for allegedly defaming Pastor David Ibiyeomie of Salvation Ministries, reportedly had a chat with the young entrepreneur about her experience in the prison.
Although, Dencia who was touched by Aunty Kemi’s post on her Instagram page, had reached out to her after which the journalist explained all she has been going through to her.
President Muhammadu Buhari’s only son, Yusuf, has been discharged from the Cedarcrest Hospital in Abuja, where he has been on admission since he was involved in a bike accident.
The Special Adviser to the President on Media and Publicity, Mr. Femi Adesina, disclosed this in a statement made available to journalists.
Adesina said the news of Yusuf’s improved health and imminent discharge was contained in a statement dated January 12, 2018 by the Medical Director of the Hospital, Dr. Felix Ogedegbe.
He also quoted the report as saying that there was also no truth in the report that Yusuf was involved in the accident alongside a friend of his.
The doctor’s statement, as released by the presidential spokesman reads…
“Mr. Yusuf Muhammadu Buhari, son of His Excellency President Buhari, was admitted into Cedarcrest Hospitals Abuja in the late hours of the 26th of December 2017, following injuries sustained as a rider of a motorcycle.
“Following initial stabilisation, he was taken into intensive care. He underwent successful emergency surgical operations the following morning, carried out by our team of neurosurgeons and orthopaedic surgeons.
“Over the following week, his condition improved remarkably and he was transferred from intensive care to the ward. He has remained stable ever since and has continued to make remarkable progress. He is now ready to be discharged.
“His extremely speedy response to treatment so far is testimony to the world-class early care he has received here in Cedarcrest, Abuja.
“We are grateful to His Excellency, President Buhari; and Her Excellency, the First Lady Mrs. Aisha Buhari, for the confidence in us and for allowing us to look after Yusuf.
“This show of confidence goes a long way to strengthen our collective belief in our resolve to offer world-class health care, locally. We are extremely grateful to our entire hospital team for their dedication and hard work during this period.
“We are also grateful to the Honorable Minister of Health, the Honorable Minister of State for Health, and the eminent advisory team of specialists assembled by the Honourable Minister of Health who supported us in the course of looking after Yusuf.
“We are grateful to all Nigerians who prayed for Yusuf, his family and his carers. His response to treatment so far is clear testimony to answered prayers.
“We did note some very misleading reports about this incident making the rounds in some social media outlets. Most of them would not ordinarily need to be responded to. Suffice to say that there was only one person involved in this incident. No one else required treatment for this incident or its aftermath.
“Yusuf’s friend was not involved in the accident and did not sustain any injuries whatsoever.
“Her Excellency, the First Lady, was not at any time treated for shock and she was not admitted into Cedarcrest at any time.
“In addition, Cedarcrest Hospitals has remained open to other in-patients and out-patients and at no time were any patients denied access to the hospital.”
Nigerian television host, Denrele Edun posted a throwback photo from his Matriculation day into the University of Lagos UNILAG in 1998 and wrote how the day of Glory became a day of Disgrace.
Read Below ;
“Throwback to my Matriculation Day in Unilag. 1998. Day of Glory that became a Day of Disgrace!
Back Home (then), we had this little-black-and-white-brandless-TV that never showed steady pictures…We always had to slap it hard for it to show properly and each heavy slap only held vice for bout 20mins! I was always exasperated with it!
One Sunday, I rubbed anointing oil on it and Alleluia, the “skoin-skoin” of this toolbox-sized TV ceased and it was perfect picture all day (only on that Sunday)!
Then & there, I saw a promo for an audition: New young actors and actresses wanted for the most popular family series back then. (D Executive Producer is late now, Heaven bless her soul!). I was FRIGGING EXCITED. Jotted down d address, went d next day (Monday) to their office in Ikeja, paid 2k for d form & got the Audition dates.
The actual auditioning date was the same day as my Matric. Even before the Matric, I posed with a makeshift gown (cos I couldn’t afford one) & raced to Ikeja in my very best ensemble (My Dad’s checkered shirt, my best denim pants, borrowed shades and my Yaba-Aba-made trainers that always smelt so bad after I took them off).
I was at the auditioning ground from 10am thru till 7pm waiting for my turn. I honestly didn’t mind the long wait…I wanted to be on the show so bad cos I needed the cash, exposure and of course, work. My turn and I went in with all d confidence in d world.
They called in 10 of us & when it was time to act, I nailed it. However, there was an Actor on the panel (very popular at that time) who was eyeing me in disdain. He suddenly started throwing questions at me, perhaps in a bid to make me look stupid or throw me off but i was damn ready for him.
He looked me squarely in the eye and told me, I recall this too well; “YOU WILL NEVER MAKE IT IN THIS INDUSTRY. YOU ARE TALENTLESS AND JUST WASTED OUR TIME. YOU WANT US TO PUT U ONSCREEN? SUCH A DISGRACE”. I thought he was reading from d script. Next thing, I was walked out with the others.
D other guys tried consoling me but I left shattered. Trekked from Ikeja to Yaba. Cried all The way home.
U know my name, not my story.
U’ve heard what I’ve done, but not what I’v been thru!”
A first class graduate of Marine Engineering and an NYSC member serving in Port harcourt, Rivers State, has been killed by a stray bullet from unknown gunmen who attacked and killed many, including policemen, along Peter odili Road, on Monday, 8th of January, 2018.
The deceased, Mfoniso Umoh, graduated from the Arab Academy of Maritime Transport, in March, 2017.
Umoh was a hound man with a very bright future, said his friends who are unhappy because neither the NYSC nor the Rivers State state government have said anything on the incident.
Umoh will be buried on Saturday 13th January, 2018 at no. 110 Abiakpo Road, Itak Ikot Udo, Ikot Ekpene.
Ex-senate President Sen. David Mark has according to reports, constructed a multi million naira church to St Augustine Catholic Church, Otukpo diocese.
Said to be 3,000-seat capacity, the building for St. Augustine Catholic Church would be formally dedicated on Saturday in Oturkpo, Oturkpo Local Government Area of the state.
His donation comes as corruption investigation of Mr. Mark continues at the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission – the EFCC said Mr. Mark mismanaged government funds during his tenure as Senate President and also procured a public property without following due process.
Paddy the son of billionaire businessman, Michael Adeniyi Agbolade Ishola Adenuga, who is the second-richest person in Nigeria, tweeted about making peace with his parents some hours ago.
The 36-year-old who was very involved in his dad’s business some years ago, was rumored to have fallen out with his dad and then relocated to the US where he has been residing in the last few years.
Hopefully things have gotten better between father and son.
Here’s what he wrote;
you can’t pick your parents.. make peace with them always.. no matter how you feel ?#lessonsfrom2017 #facts
In another tweet, he revealed how unlucky he has been with love and said he is not going force God’s will because he is taking it one day at a time;
I have been engaged twice (2010, 2012) but didn’t get married on either occasion… painful both times but a lot of lessons learned. I cant force God’s time and God’s will… in the meantime i am just taking it one day at a time.
Now just for jokes…..what if , What if he picks up an interest in Dj Cuppy, i’m just saying . LOL
Alhaji Aliko Dangote remains Africa’s richest with a net worth of $12.2 billion, according to Forbes.
This is an increase of $100 million from his worth last year.Dangote is the continental richest for the seventh year in a row.
Other Nigerians on the African list are Globacom Chairman Mike Adenuga ($5.3 billion) adjudged the fifth richest in Africa and Mrs Folorunsho Alakija ($1.6 billion) rated the 15th richest in Africa.
Following after Dangote in the African rich list is diamond mining heir Nicky Oppenheimer of South Africa ($7.7 billion) up $700 million last year.
Forbes said: “Dangote is looking beyond cement –his most valuable asset – and has been investing in a fertiliser production company and a large oil refinery. Dangote Fertiliser is expected to start operations in the second quarter this year.”
A Nigerian man, Chidimma Amedu has taken Facebook post to a whole new level when he posted an unusual advert on 30 December 2017 asking any woman interested in being his wife to reply.
He also said he was ready to tie the nuptials knots on 6 January, 2018.
“Am of age and I am ready to say I do and am wasting no time.
“Send in your applications – the most qualified will be married on January 6, 2018. Application closes 12 midnight, 31/12/2017,” Amedu posted.
He then followed up with subsequent posts.
“Am serious about this oh and don’t say you did not see it on time. Good luck.”
He received a couple of responses, but one from a certain Sophy Ijeoma was the one which caught his attention.
“Am interested, just DM me…lols,” her post read.
At first, she thought it was a joke and she simply replied to keep the thread flowing.
“Chidimma placed the advert initially as a joke but became optimistic when Sophy said she was interested”
A direct message from him to her inbox, followed by a Facebook call, would change her life’s trajectory.
Two days after their first conversation, he travelled some 500km (300 miles) from his home in the Nigerian capital of Abuja, to Enugu in the east where she lived.
She had been waiting for him outside a retail store and in true fairy-tale style, “it was love at first sight”, she recalled.
“He is the most handsome man I’ve ever met and I liked him instantly.”
After two hours of “awkward” conversation, he asked her to go to meet his uncle, who incidentally is also resident in Enugu.
Asked what was going through her mind at the time, she said she thought it was all a bit of a joke, but she was excited about it and thought Chidimma was quite an interesting character.
“We got to the uncle’s house and he said: ‘Uncle, meet the woman I want to marry.’”
Like Chidimma, his family don’t seem to hang about when it comes to getting things done, because the uncle gave his approval.
The couple had been friends on Facebook for over a year but had never spoken to each other before the advert
Getting family backing for your choice of spouse is an essential part of Igbo culture.
Whereas picking your future wife from dozens of respondents to a Facebook marriage advert and marrying her in six days is decidedly not.
At this point in their day-old relationship, it was beginning to dawn on Sophy that this fellow was not playing, but how do you commit to marrying someone you only just met?
She would not comment on whether they had even shared as much as a kiss at that point, but maintained she was captivated by how focused and determined her new fiancé was.
“When I saw him for the first time, I definitely found him attractive, but what I didn’t know was how serious he was about marrying me.
“It was after we met the uncle and his wife, that I realised that this could actually happen and I wanted it.”
It was now her turn to worry about how she was going to get the approval of her family to marry a guy she had just met on Facebook.
But they had momentum going for them. Having met and fallen in love at first sight, or first message, if you like, and getting Chidimma’s uncle’s approval, the couple decided to complete the cycle by visiting Sophy’s family the same day.
Approval from the family is essential in Igbo tradition.
Sophy recounted how she relayed the information to her mother. Her dad had passed away, and her mum said she did not have the final word in terms of giving approval for her to be married, so it was up to Sophy’s elder brother to give his blessings.
It would appear the odds were firmly in their favour as Sophy’s brother gave his blessings too.
So after a few questions from her brother, it was official – Chidimma and Sophy were engaged to be married in six days.
Last year Chidimma was engaged to another woman and the wedding was scheduled for December, but the relationship fell apart in March leaving him dejected.
As December approached, the disappointment of not being able to fulfil his dream of getting married made him put up the post, he said.
“I had the desire to get married, I had a date in mind, but no bride, so I decided to place an advert as a joke, but I was open and up for it.”
Asked whether she knew about his earlier engagement and her thoughts on how this seemingly rushed marriage might be seen as a rebound, Sophy dismissed any suggestions that her relationship was not well thought through.
“I don’t care about that – when you see what you want, you go for it.”
They had been friends on Facebook for more than a year, but had never met or spoken to each other until the advert.
“Am interested, just DM me…lols” was all it took for the union to be formed.
Sophy admitted her friends were sceptical about the whole thing, while some are still in disbelief, but as she said: “When you see the one, you will know he is the one”.
Happily ever after?
They got married on 6 January in a traditional Igbo ceremony, and posted photos of their wedding day on Facebook of course – to the amusement of the social media community.
Chidimma put up a post saying people may have thought he had been joking but he clearly wasn’t.
As can be expected, there were mixed reactions, but mainly a lot of support for the couple.
They hope to have a church wedding in April and perhaps a honeymoon somewhere nice, he said.
Williams Uchemba has revealed that ever since he started his #givechallenge campaign, he and his team have been facing some attacks over their actions to help the poor and needy.
He revealed that his family members were exempted.
He explained that ever since he started the campaign, he has been under severe attack from forces that are not happy with his movement.
The concerned actor is interested in knowing why some people are sad that he wants to help those in need. He’s not the only one under the attack, but members of his a family too.
He insists that he’s not going to stop this campaign, but he’s going back to the street to offer more help to those who are in need of it.
Here is what he shared:
“Ever since I started the #givechallenge I’ve been under serious attack (both spiritually and otherwise) apparently some forces are not happy with what we are doing, they’ve been attacking my family members and even that of my team members.”
“It’s still not clear to me why some people hate it when you try to help others but one thing I’ve come to understand is that the devil is not interested in what God is not interested in.”
“The past 9 days has been war but I’m glad to inform you that we got the victory.It was Gods instruction to carry out the #givechallenge so if they want to stop it then they have to stop God first, but as for me I’M GOING BACK INTO THE STREETS TO GET MORE PEOPLE OFF THE STREET TODAY..let’s keep putting smiles on people’s faces. #givechallenge WHO IS STILL WITH ME??”
Last year, Real Self dropped a self-produced banger he titled, “legbegbe”, during the last quarter of 2017.. and ever since then, the song has dominated air plays in clubs, radio stations and parties..
Legbegbe has to be one of the most-played song in December and January, with many synching the famous “shaku shaku” dance to the song.
The song features Worldstar inc. act, Idowest, Obadice and Kelvin Chuks.
Mr Real‘s hit song “Legbegbe“ was has been the new street anthem. The song sounds like one spiced with South African kwaito vibes.
Nigerian migrants recently repatriated from Libya on Wednesday protested against the N1,000 transport fare allegedly given to them by the Edo State Government.
Over 900 returnees have been received by the state government at a temporary shelter in Benin since January 8, 2018.
Some of the returnees, who were moved to Benin after their arrival in Port Harcourt, Rivers State, were seen grumbling about the amount, which they claimed was too small to take them home.
They lamented that their colleagues who were moved to Benin from Lagos State got over N40,000, while those from the Port Harcourt centre were allegedly told that they would be catered for by the Edo State Government.
The angry returnees also threatened to stage a peaceful protest at the Palace of Oba of Benin and the Government House but were dissuaded by some security personnel who intervened.
One of the returnees, Joyce Richard, lamented that the amount was inadequate to take her to her hometown in Orhionmwon Local Government Area. She, therefore, appealed to the state government to increase the allowance.
It was, however, learnt that the development compelled the government to later increase the amount to N5,000.
Reacting, the Chairman of the state Task Force on Anti-Hhuman Trafficking, Prof. Yinka Omorogbe, blamed the protest on misinformation.
Omorogbe, who is also the Attorney-General and Commissioner for Justice, explained that those who were received from Lagos came on a different arrangement.
According to her, the Lagos batch was provided with the sum of N41,000 on arrival by the European Union, through the International Organisation for Migration.
She also confirmed that the Port Harcourt batch had yet to be provided with any allowance, even as she added that the state had a stipend of N20,000 each for the returnees for three months.
While describing the protest as unexpected, Omorogbe said that the N5,000 was approved by the state government to enable them to get to their various destinations.
According to her, “What we have been able to do now is because of the proactive nature of the state government because no amount has actually been approved to be given to returnees at this stage.
“This amount (N5,000) is not a stipend but a realisation that the government is determined to make it (intervention) succeed.
“You cannot expect people to trek to their various homes, as many of them do not live in Benin. As such, we were directed to make a provision for the N5,000 transport fare that was not there before now.”
Benue State today, held a mass burial for 75 indigenes of the state who were killed in the Fulani herdsman massacre that took place on New year day and January 6th respectively.
They were all laid to rest during a requim mass held at the IBB square in Makurdi. It was attended by the state governor, Samuel Ortom, his wife and other government officials, as well as other residents of the state.
Thereafter the remains of the deceased were taken to a site where they were all buried.
Among those that were buried were four-year-old Terkaa and Mrs Sarah who was killed with her eight months pregnancy.
A Delta State Polytechnic Graduate, has had us all confused, after she took to her almer maters’s Facebook group on Facebook to write about how grateful she is to finish from the school.
She wrote: “Am so prade to be former student and a graduate from Delta State Polytechnic Ozoro. A students fromer student from business administration and management. Thank Jehovah for all he has done for me oh”.
Nigeria’s first set of quintuplets, born in the country in the year 2001, to the Nwankwo’s, all turned 17 yesterday, and to celebrate, they shared beautiful pictures with YabaLeftOnline.
When they were given birth to, the news of their birth went viral, with many homes celebrating with the family.. Now they’re older, and they all look so adorable.
Funny guy Dan D’ Humorous has always and with the way it seems, will always be funny with his delivery of Stand Up comedy. In this one, he talks about what guys should expect from ladies, advices ladies how to handle admirers who are extreme, braggarts, the government and politicians.
In as much as this country is being led by men and women who with their actions and utterances try to wipe this country out of the world’s map, there are other people who insist that the country must be on the map of the world.
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Funke Akindele Bello!!
You have bellowed your name into the ears of Africa and now, woman’s international.
You know, things like this makes me generally emotional and mushy.
I mean, this is a stark case of grace, hard work and drive.
When I saw the news that you are making an appearance in an Avengers movie, I was elated. For a while, I tried to sink that in.
When you started the Jenifas diary, I had people who said that you are all about scattering good English and poisoning our generation with bad English.
I laughed because they were mostly people that voted for Buhari.
I mean, what else can come out from their brains except worm infested ideas and thoughts?
I am happy that you are a source of pride for we Nigerians.
You have done for us what Buhari and his gang haven’t done.
Putting us on the map for a good reason.
Wizkid and Davido have done theirs and are still doing theirs.
Great day to be a Nigerian!
Let’s keep working and ignore Buhari.
Written by Mark Anthony Osuchukwu.
Mark Anthony is a critic, social commentator and writer. He is on instagram as onye_mark. He an be reached via markanthonyfoundation(at)gmail(dot)com
Another armed robbery and kidnap kingpin, who participated in the New Year attack in Omoku, Rivers State was on Thursday, been paraded at the Force Headquarters, Abuja.
The 32-year-old suspect, Desmond Okotubo, who is a father of three, hails from Egbenma in Unelga Local Government Area of Rivers State.
He told newsmen in Abuja that, “the arrest and humiliation of the mother of Don Waney, coupled with the destruction of Waney’s mansions was the main reason for the New Year attack in Omoku.”
He also revealed, “that the plan to invade Omoku was hatched in Owerri, Imo State,” adding that Omoku vigilante group members were their original targets and not church worshippers.
Okotubo further explained that their decision to vent their anger on the worshippers came when they could not track down the vigilante group members.
He said vigilante members were instrumental to the arrest of Don Waney’s mother and tracing of his mansions for destruction by government.
A 200 level Philosophy Student of the University of Port Harcourt, Nancy Ekeh, revealed on social media that her roomate with the name, Okoija Oreva used a razor blade t tear her face, over claims that she’s more beautiful than her.
Nancy Ekeh
She shared pictures of her room-mate and her bloodied face with the caption: “Pls help me broadcast this I am a student of Uniport by name Nancy ekeh 200 level studying philosophy my roommate okoija oreva used razor to tear my face Cus am more beautiful than her pls help me”
Controversial journalist, Kemi Olunloyo has shared first pictures of herself after she got released from prison for the 3rd time.
She also accompanied the pictures with a narration of her experience in prison. She wrote;
“#hnnbeauty #hnnstyle
Chioma in cell 1 of #PHMax was one of the EFCC big girls. She ran a boutique under her bed. Are u like her trying to form a big life? She mocked my hairdo calling me #crayfish seller look. Little did she know that I actually sell moinmoin, crayfish and pepper in markets around #Ibadan while empowering women. Some of u have seen pictures at #hnncommunity.
We are beautiful #African women. Let us emulate our cultural looks. Yesterday Rose cell 2 hairdresser was plaiting my hair when they called me to pack up. Wow inmates burst out in cheers. It was my hairdo to go home. I never braid or plait with wool. Last time 10yo. Its been perms, low cut in school and wigs in America. Ogoni Comfort in cell 1 joined Rose to speed it up and I left.
Ladies, let’s empower our market women. Get your #Brazillian wool today. Lets all look like #Medusa lol. The lady carrying snakes on her head. Google her or click the hashtag. I’m gonna get crazy with the colored wool soon. Banned in prison. Only black allowed.”
A young guy, identified as Bright Ugochukwu narrowly escaped death last December.
Ugo took to his Facebook page to share his testimony on how a stray bullet came from nowhere and hit him in his left chest very close to his heart in his bedroom, while he was asleep.
He wrote;
“Only fools says there is no God. Brethren, please follow me in thanking God for saving my life when the devil tries to snatch it away from me. As God has promised never to allow His children to be defeated.
The devil wanted to end my life before the year runs off in 2017 but as usual God is always there to fight and protect me.
Around 11pm on 15th December 2017 after some usual activities at the church, i lay down on my bed to sleep, suddenly a bullet pierced through the zinc and pvc and landed on my left chest close to the heart.
I hardly breathe at that moment, I just remain calm and continue to reassure my self that nothing will happen to me and my mother started calling out for all the saints in heaven to intervene on my behalf.
It seems they held an emergency meeting for my sake and started praying and pleading to God to save me. God didn’t forsake me at this time, he answered my prayer and all the prayers offered for my sake.
Chest X-ray revealed that the bullet didn’t touch the heart, no ribs were damaged and no fractures seen. I pray that He continue to heal and protect me and my family and also the people that have trust in Him. Glory be to God now and forever more …AMEN”
Former Super Eagles midfielder Wilson Oruma is now said to be in a status of mental disorder six years after he was reportedly defrauded by a clergyman.
Oruma was one of the Nigerian football stars who made millions in the round leather game, but he was reported to have been duped by a clergyman and some fake oil businessmen.
The 41-year-old midfielder who played alongside Austin Jay Jay Okocha and former Arsenal striker Kanu Nwankwo in the Super Eagles retired from football in 2010.
He was said to have invested a whopping sum of N1.2 billion without proper consultation after retiring from football and he consequently lost the investment.
His close friend Emakpor Dibofun has been reported to have told Complete Sports that the former Super Eagles star is yet to recover from the fortune he lost to fraudsters.
“Wilson Oruma hasn’t really recovered from the emotional disorder which he suffered after he was duped.
“He has been to several places in search of a lasting solution, but it gets worse after a bit of improvement.” he said.
The report also stated that many of Wilson Oruma’s former teammates at the Super Eagles have been contacted, and there are plans for his condition to be resuscitated.
Wilson Oruma starred for RC Lens, Nancy, Samsunspor, Nimes, Servette, Sochaux, Marseille and Guingamp, and Kavala FC of Greece before he retired at the age of 33 on November 26, 2010.
He also featured for Nigeria’s U-17, U-23 and the senior national team winning the FIFA U-17 World Cup in 1993, the Olympic gold in 1996 and two bronze medals at the African Cup of Nations in 2002 and 2006.
An Angry Nigerian dad took to his Facebook page, “Esv Jibrilla Madu Gadzama” to call out teachers in private schools and accused them of shifting the responsibility of teachers to parents, by way of giving them too much homeworks.
Below is what he wrote on Facebook;
FRAUD BY NIGERIAN PRIVATE SCHOOLS HOMEWORK! HOMEWORK! AND MORE HOMEWORK FOR PARENTS.
It has become clear to many parents that the task of teaching their children has been shifted to them despite the huge fees they keep doling out to private schools.
Children come home with homework that requires over 6 hours to complete and the children are usually clueless about the topic. Clearly some of these topics were never introduced in class and the burden of breaking in the topic is shifted to the parents.
In some cases a topic is given a very brief introduction in class then a slew of tasks is bundled as assignments and becomes the parent’s responsibility to ground the child in the subject.
Nigerian parents remain docile. They know they are being shafted but continue to take it.
Some schools try to drive the narrative that all other kids are up to par and only yours is finding it difficult. Bull! The teachers are trained to sell you that line (the only training they seem to receive). This belief gives every parent a catch-up mentality. So you either enroll in their “extra lessons ” or you find yourself doing homework for your children everyday.
This phenomenon (fraud) was prevalent in China until parents got together and fought against it. After paying exorbitant school fees, the schools pay peanuts to the teachers. Some private school teachers in
Nigeria consider themselves unemployed because their remuneration is so small! They can’t be bothered to be dedicated. Besides many just simply are untrained. The private schools have found a solution: transfer the teaching tasks to the parents!
Parents must individually reject this fraud! Insist on only one assignment per subject per week. If the schools won’t comply then we must refuse to pay school fees this January!
Insist that teaching must be in the classroom! Not through ‘extra lessons ‘!
It is a big lie that every other child except yours is doing well! They only exploit your competitive spirit!
Enough is enough! Teach our children or we will not pay the school fees! If we are doing all the work we might as well enroll them in the LEA public schools!
Few days after killing notorious Don Wanny for the January 1st massacre in Omoku community in Rivers state, the Nigeria Police today paraded another kingpin, 32-year-old Desmond Okotubo, a Native of Egbenma from Unelga LGA Rivers State who identified as one of the murderers.
A statement signed by the force Public Relations Office, Jimoh Moshood, says efforts of the special Police joint investigation team, comprising the IGP-Intelligence Response Team, the Force Criminal Intelligence and Investigation Department, Force Department of Operations and the Rivers State Police Command, constituted by the IG, Ibrahim Idris, to immediately unravel those behind the killings, led to the arrest to the suspect, Desmond.
The IGP-Intelligence Response Team attached to the Joint Police Special Investigation Team engaged some of the suspects in their hideouts in Awara Forest boundary between Imo and Rivers State, the shoot out lasting several hours resulted in the death of six (6) of the suspects while others escaped with bullet wound injury to other locations in Rivers, Delta, Imo and Bayelsa States and the Police Teams are currently on their trail.
The IGP-Intelligence Response Team working on an actionable intelligence further identified Desmond Okotubo who escaped on the 3rd January, 2018 to Abuja after a shoot out with the Police Team in a location in Imo State, he was trailed to Mpape in Abuja where he was arrested after serious resistance on the 9th January, 2018.
This principal Suspect, Desmond Okotubo 32yrs, is a Native of Egbenma from Unelga LGA Rivers State Confessed to be one of the masterminds of the gang and actively participated in the killings of innocent people in Omoku Rivers state on the New Year day. He further gave details of how they planned the Operation in Awara Town Imo State before they carried out the act.
The suspect, Desmond Okotubo also revealed to the Police how their Gang leader Don Wanny gathered them and briefed them on the night of 31st January, 2017 on the mission to attack and kill the residents of Omoku town. Thirty (30) of them Armed with over Twenty (20) AK47 Rifles crossed the river from Awara to Omoku forest and proceeded to Omoku town and opened fire on innocent Citizens celebrating the new year.
Investigation is being intensified to arrest other members of the gang still at large to get to the root of the matter. The suspect will be arraigned in court on completion of investigation.
A Nigerian-based Cameroonian Artiste, @its_cameey has reacted to Huddah Monroe’s thought about Nigerians.
Recall Huddah earlier this morning, urged other Africans not to listen to Nigerian Music. In her rants, she wrote;
“Nigerians don’t even listen and support other African artists music unless it’s collaboration which artists from other countries pay so much for them to be in their songs. We the rest of AFRICA we should just boycott. Be your brothers keeper.”
In response to her, he wrote: “As a Cameroonian who’s lived in Nigeria for quite a while I can confidently tell you one thing about Nigerians and that is the fact that if a Nigerian likes or dislikes something you would definitely know. Nigerians don’t mince words with you, they confidently tell it how they see it and that’s one unique quality about them I admire deeply.”
“Nigerians no send if your papa na Obama. Also the will to survive against all odds is deeply engrained in their DNA and this accounts for their global successes cuz Nigerians NEVER EVER GIVE UP!! I have received immense love and support from Nigerians following the release of my single last year, regardless of my nationality, so you’re very wrong about them Huddah Monroe. You’d definitely love Nigerians if you “Come Closer” *in wizzy’s voice. Spread love. #OneAfrica.”
