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A Nanny in Namibia identified as Laila, is facing serious charges of attempted murder, after she was caught on camera violently throwing a baby into a cot.
According to reports, the child’s mother, Annemarie Theron had set up a hidden camera in her home after she noticed bruises on her nine-month-old daughter Laila’s neck, shoulders and under her feet.
the nanny had been in the care of her nanny since May this year.
Footage captured by the camera appears to show the family’s nanny manhandling the tot, tossing her into her cot like a rag doll.
Devastated mum Annemarie told news websites Netwerk24 & Rekord:
“It was very emotional watching it. I refused to sleep, eat or drink for a couple of days afterward.
“It’s difficult to imagine how long this has been going on for. I can see Laila is so, so broken after everything.
“In July, I had noticed some marks under Laila’s feet but never suspected our nanny. In August, I noticed my baby had marks on her arms and neck.
“This was when I started to monitor the situation closely.
In the beginning of September, my husband, Johan was home for two days. He told me that Laila feared our nanny.”
Hence, the Theron family decided to install cameras.
Last week, Annemarie noticed that Laila had an egg-shaped bump on her forehead and her eyes were swollen from crying.
“The nanny told us that she fell out of her walker. If she was crying that badly, why did she not phone me?”
A friend assisted Annemarie in downloading an application that allowed her to see the footage from her phone.
Annemarie and her husband Johan informed police and the nanny was arrested on Friday.
She appeared in court on Monday to face charges of child abuse, assault and attempted murder. She was denied bail and remanded in custody until October.
Annemarie told RekordEast.co.za that the nanny requested a visit from her.
“I did go and see her. She asked me to forgive her. She said it only happened one time. If it only happened once, why all the bruises?
“My response was that I had a duty as mother to look after my children. I told her that I could not forgive her.”
Serena Wiliams took to her fiance’s platform, Reddit, to post an emotional letter to her mom. It reads:
“Dear Mom, You are one of the strongest women I know. I was looking at my daughter (OMG, yes, I have a daughter ?) and she has my arms and legs!
My exact same strong, muscular, powerful, sensational arms and body. I don’t know how I would react if she has to go through what I’ve gone through since I was a 15 year old and even to this day.
I’ve been called man because I appeared outwardly strong. It has been said that that I use drugs (No, I have always had far too much integrity to behave dishonestly in order to gain an advantage).
It has been said I don’t belong in Women’s sports — that I belong in Men’s — because I look stronger than many other women do. (No, I just work hard and I was born with this badass body and proud of it).
But mom, I’m not sure how you did not go off on every single reporter, person, announcer and quite frankly, hater, who was too ignorant to understand the power of a black woman.
I am proud we were able to show them what some women look like. We don’t all look the same. We are curvy, strong, muscular, tall, small, just to name a few, and all the same: we are women and proud!
You are so classy, I only wish I could take your lead. I am trying, though, and God is not done with me yet. I have a LONG way to go, but thank you. Thank you for being the role model I needed to endure all the hardships that I now regard as a challenges–ones that I enjoy.
I hope to teach my baby Alexis Olympia the same, and have the same fortitude you have had. Promise me, Mom, that you will continue to help. I’m not sure if I am as meek and strong as you are yet. I hope to get there one day. I love you dearly. Your youngest of five, Serena.”
A Nigerian Lady on Facebook, identified as Olatayo Gold, has called out a home wrecker who apparently, has been sleeping with sister’s husband, and is bent on breaking their home.
She called out the lady, named Mariam Below, and called her a disgrace to women, and her family. She even went as far as cursing her.
She wrote on her Facebook:
I don’t know why some girls are stupid and shameless, This unfortunate home destroyer despite you knows that he has a kid and wife your still have gut to be telling his wife that there’s nothing she can do…lemme tell you, u will never enjoy the rest of ur life coz for him to even sold his car bcoz of you I know it’s not ordinary but I know one thing for sure that it can never last and it will surely bounced back on you the useless bitch called MARIAM BELLO your a disgrace to your family and a source of sorrow.
Nigerian singer-sound engineer, Simisola Bolatito Ogunleye, has released her sophomore album entitled ‘Simisola’.
Ever since the release of the album, there has been various reactions to the song she did with her alleged boyfriend, Adekunle Gold.
The 29-year-old singer said there is no special reason for featuring only Adekunle Gold on the album.
According to her: “The only reason why I featured just Adekunle Gold on the album was because after recording all the songs, the only song that had a feature and that made the final list is the one that Adekunle Gold was featured on”.
The Love don’t care sensation also stated that the society is harder on women who cheat. Hear her:
“Nobody is allowed to cheat in a relationship, but they do it any. If a man cheats he’s scum, if a woman cheats, she’s scum.. Obviously, people are harder on women, if it happens to a woman.
“The society is harder on women who cheat. I think that is ridiculous. I feel like If you value what you have , If you value someone you are with, you are going to do your best to treat them right. It’s the same for both a guy and a girl.
“It’s a man’s world because we let it be a man’s world. Its not a man’s world because they have any special powers. Its not a woman’s world because we have any special powers, we are all supposed to be good to each other. I am supposed to value you as a man and you are supposed to value me as a woman.
So, you think you know Linda Ikeji? Perhaps you follow her blog, her gossip, and the oft-trending Linda Ikeji TV panels where her media personalities discuss topical issues, from domestic violence to Bobrisky. Well, have have compiled 5 facts many fans do not know about her, in time for her 37th birthday.
The top blogger changed the face of blogging in Nigeria. Recently, she announced that she is set to launch her own TV station which reportedly will be streaming on DSTV. And today, her birthday, she is reminding fans that she will be bringing that peculiar blogging magic to the TV station.
While we wait for the much-anticipated take-over, see some of the exciting things about her which she rarely talks about on her blog:
1. She contested for the 2003 Miss Nigeria Beauty Pageant
In 2003, Ikeji was bustling with confidence that she would win the competition. She had gotten all the needed support from famous designers, and knowing her capabilities, especially as someone who had organised a similar competition at the University of Lagos, she was so sure she would emerge a winner.
But she failed. Woefully too. And for a long time, at the event centre, she stood, watching her dreams trickle down the drain.
“I was mostly in a daze, wondering what to do next,” she said. “I’d thought being Miss Nigeria was the best thing that could happen to me. And that dream was gone, and with it, all the great things I could have done or become.”
But she didn’t let that experience kill her spirit. Three years later, she started blogging and today is successful.
2. She once sold beer at the Sheraton Hotel in Lagos
At the age of 19, Ikeji was already dedicated to making a living for herself, and so she resorted to selling/promoting Corona beer at Sheraton hotel, Ikeja. A job that required her to sometimes stand from 2pm to 10pm everyday, for a month.
“[I tried to] convince people to buy the beer cos that was how I got a commission. 1k per day…lol. It was so hard back in the day,” she revealed in an Instagram post. “I hustled so hard. Many didn’t see it but The One who mattered the most saw me and when He was ready to bless me, He took my breath away. God has been awesome.”
3. She wanted to become a TV presenter
Even though she had gone through the rigours of selling beer, and also failing to impress at a beauty contest, Ikeji yearned to become a TV presenter. But she failed to get that opportunity.
Well, here she is today. “I wanted to be a reporter or a TV presenter… now I employ reporters and TV presenters..?,” she said in August. “Instead of working at a TV station, I’m about to own one. God has a way of doing His thing. Just trust him and never depart from him as you go on your journey. And remember, you just can’t beat the person who never gives up.”
4. She is ready to move out of her Banana Island mansion for marriage
In her 2016 interview with Nation, she said she is single not because there are no men around, but because she is yet to find one who is worthy. However, when she eventually finds that lucky, worthy man, she would move out of have N500m mansion and into his home.
5. She still shows love to her arch enemies
Kemi Olunloyo famously started a one-sided war with the blogger, defamed her character on social media, and orchestrated the rumour that former National Security Adviser Sambo Dasuki plunged an incredulous amount into the blogger’s Banana Island home.
But when Kemi was wasting away at the Port Harcourt Prisons, begging for funds from well-wishers, Linda Ikeji was the first Nigerian to respond to that call for help.
“SPECIAL THANKS to @officiallindaikeji #LindaIkeji who secretly donated to my legal expense travel fund. Today I found out she was the very FIRST DONOR on May 16th N100,000,” Kemi Olunloyo wrote on her Instagram after her release from prison. “Thank you Linda. We women in Nigeria should now collectively form a powerful force showing the world that girl power belongs here. Cheers to you Linda!!”
Wife of one of PSquare’s brother, Peter Okoye, Lola Omotayo-Okoye has just broken her silence on the recent PSquare rift..
Though she didn’t mention no names, but then, it’s clear she’s replying the subtle shade by Paul Okoye.
Recall, Paul recently took to his Instagram to drop what seem to be a shade directed at his brother’s wife. He wrote: “Back to naija. Don’t take my silence for granted…. only a woman can come where there’s peace and destroy it. #youknowyourself …try me this time… I swear Nyash go open you will know that blood is thicker and stronger than juju”
Now, here seems to be like a subtle reply from Lola Omotayo-Okoye. She wrote on Instagram.
Good evening my lovelies….please leave footprints of kindness and love wherever you go. Love is the only way and peace of mind is the ultimate goal in this life of ours. Hate has no place in my world, never has, never will..Have a blessed evening!??????????????????
#preachlovenothate #superwoman #thankfulnomatterwhat #humilityisthenewsexy #Godblessusall #proudlynigerian #proudlyrussian #proudlyafrican #proudlyyoruba
Kenyan socialite, and former Big Brother Africa housemate, Huddah Monroe has issued out a not to her fellow ladies which reads:
“A man is yours when you are with him. When he is out he is ours! We share”
Meanwhile Huddah Monroe has sold off her cars — like, she practically has no car to her name — and the socialite had a funny way of explaining this development.
Writing on her Instagram Story, the former BBA housemate said she sold off the signature Range Rover, plus a second car, all because she thinks she is all grown up and can do without those luxuries.
“When I didn’t have a car it was my biggest priority. Now, it’s an option because I can afford it whenever, without thinking twice,” she began the rant, adding, “But it is not a priority anymore. How incredible life can be.”
She continued, “It’s amazing how things that used to matter don’t matter anymore. Promote what you love instead of bashing what you don’t like.”
President Muhammadu Buhari has addressed the gathering of world leaders at the 72nd United Nations General Assembly in New York, United States.
The President pledged Nigeria’s solidarity to the United Nations and solicited the support of the UN in tackling the challenges facing the country.
“In an exemplary show of solidarity, the international community came together within my own region to assist the countries and communities in the Sahel and the Lake Chad regions to contain the threats posed by Al Qaida and Boko Haram,” he said on Tuesday.
“We thank the Security Council for visiting the countries of the Lake Chad Basin to assess the security situation and humanitarian needs, and for pledging assistance to rebuild lives and livelihoods.
“Indeed, in Nigeria, we are providing relief and humanitarian assistance to millions in internally displaced camps and those afflicted by terrorism, drought, floods and other natural disasters,” he added.
President Buhari also spoke of the efforts of the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) in upholding democratic principles in the sub-region.
He said through the collective contribution of member states, the presidential election in The Gambia was conducted successfully.
“Our faith in democracy remains firm and unshaken. Our regional organisation ECOWAS came together to uphold democratic principles in The Gambia – as we had done previously in Cote D’Ivoire,” he said.
On corruption, Buhari said, “Through our individual national efforts, state institutions are being strengthened to promote accountability, and to combat corruption and asset recovery.These can only be achieved through the international community cooperating and providing critical assistance and material support. We shall also cooperate in addressing the growing transnational crimes such as forced labour,
He, however, said, “These can only be achieved through the international community cooperating and providing critical assistance and material support.”
“We shall also cooperate in addressing the growing transnational crimes such as forced labour, modern day slavery, human trafficking and cybercrime.”
The President stressed the need to sustain the cooperative efforts, saying the UN community should collectively devise strategies and mobilise the required responses to stop fleeing ISIS fighters from mutating and infiltrating into the Sahel and the Lake Chad Basin.
Veteran Musician, Eedris Abdulkareem has lambasted both Davido and Mr Eazi, after the latter claimed that Nigerian Musicians are copying his styles.
Reacting to this ‘insolence’ in the #GoldMyneTV studio, Eedris thinks it is pure undiluted pride for Eazi to say this.
“You sound like a Ghanaian and we accepted you because it is still an African vibe, how can you say something like that? That is pride, you are stupid and you are a fool” Eedris blasts the singer who is also the heartbeat of one of Billionaire Femi Otedola’s daughters.
While talking about Eazi, Eedris Abdulkareem digressed to Davido and recollects that time Davido had an issue with the foremost publisher Chief Dele Momodu, he cursed Davido angrily for dissing the elderly man switching to the Yoruba language to make the curses effective.
In reaction, singer Davido has chosen to laugh it off without really saying anything. He dropped by the comment section of Goldmyne Tv’s instagram and wrote; “LMAO”, He also made a comment on instablog, and wrote; “HENJOYING, great guy none the less”
So a Facebook user Adamazi, shared on her page, a quite displeasing chat between a single lady and her ex-boyfriend who is now a married man.
The guy in the chat, Festus (pseudonym), hit his ex-girlfriend, Cynthia (pseudonym) and laid out what he says are his woes with his new wife.
Festus says that his new wife is a boring lady who does nothing but be faithful to him and carry out wife duties accordingly, she’s spiritual, a good mother and all.
And according to Festus, he made a mistake marrying such a virtuous lady and so he hit Cynthia up and explains to her that he wishes he’d not left her alone because of her stubborn attribute – an attribute he claims he can contain.
In a bid to win Cynthia back, he says he’ll divorce his wife if she assures him that she’d marry him if he carried out that action – this caused Cynthia to flare up and revoke him and humbly told him to focus on his marriage.
Way to go Cynthia! Well done! Read their chats below:
Singer, Diamond Platnumz has in light of the scandal trailing him, admitted that he indeed cheated on his baby mama/wife, Zari Hassan with a model Hamisa Mobeto, who has now welcomed a son for him.
Hamisa, who was a vixen for the singer’s hit song “Salome”, had revealed a while back that she was with child for the singer after they had an affair – an allegation he’d however denied the responsibility of.
Speaking during a radio interview today with popular Tanzanian show, Leo Tena, the singer admitted to being the father of the baby boy named Abdul Latif.
And according to him, Zari was aware the whole time of what happened between him and Hamisa while she was busy taking care of her businesses in South Africa.
The singer alleged that he was able to explain to Zari and she was supportive of him, and his mother was the first to visit Hamisa after she gave birth.
He’s quoted as saying:
“These things happen in life but the most important thing is how you deal with it as a man. There is no need of creating a war where there is none. Later on in life, the children will grow up together and they will be happy as a family.”
He however accused his new baby mama of using the situation to destroy his relationship with Zari – he claimed that they had an agreement that he would provide for the child and in return Mobetto would remain silent on the issue so as not to hurt Zari.
Hamisa however disagreed, even after claims to have done everything possible to ensure the baby and her are well taken care off, including buying her a new car and paying an allowance.
Now Zari on the other hand, has come out to react to his statement of her being aware of his infidelity – in a Snapchat post some moments ago, she calls him out about the lies he’s telling the media.
She says he should fix the mess he’s in rather than tell lies… She further threatens him, as she says he should educate himself with “defamation of character law suit“…
English former Manchester United footballer, Rio Ferdinand is launching a new career as a professional boxer, two years after he retired from football.
The 38-year-old’s move into the ring is being backed by betting company Betfair, which announced the news on Tuesday.
Former Manchester United and England defender Ferdinand works as a TV pundit and he has his own clothing line.
He said:
“I’m doing this because it’s a challenge, I’ve won titles and now I’m aiming for a belt.”
He has posted several social media videos in recent months showing him boxing and working with personal trainer Mel Deane.
An Unidentified Lady, has celebrated her 18th birthday with her friends on Facebook.. She was spotted holding the “trending balloon” that was floated to display 18.
Judging from the photos of the beautiful lady, one has every reason to dispute the fact that she’s indeed a teenager… but this doesn’t come new to us though as we’ve over time, seen something akin to it.
The ecstatic lady, proudly holds on to the inflated “number 18” balloon, wearing a bright smile and posing for the cameras, like though she was born to do it.
But if she says she’s 18, who are we or you to judge? A lady barely tells her age and now this lady does and we’re disagreeing?! Oh common!
The Zimbabwean government is set to enact a law barring the sale of alcohol from Monday to Friday, and to expectant women in order to curb the abuse of the beverage.
The new law will particularly target motor vehicle drivers, who will face arrest if found driving with blood alcohol concentration levels going beyond 0,08 per 100ml, The Zimbabwe Mail reports.
Former Zimbabwe health minister Timothy Stamps, now serving as health adviser in the office of the president is credited to be the sponsor of the new National Alcohol Policy.
According to another Zimbabwean newspaper, Sunday Mail, retailers found selling the drink to expectant women will also be prosecuted.
The policy recommends that alcohol advertisements should be done at least 100 metres away from a road intersection, school, clinic, hospital, church and old people’s homes.
“Policies are there to give guidance to the general populace and various stakeholders. The reduction of alcohol abuse can be done partly through the law but the rest will be through moral suasion,” the newspapers quoted Stamps as saying.
Critics of the proposed regulations have however taken issue with its impact on profitability for retailers. They say it would force many of them out of business in a country where unemployment is a big problem.
In a new interview, Nigerian rapper, Olusegun Olowokere, popularly known as Iceberg Slim, has disclosed that he’s not exploiting Ghanaian actress, Juliet Ibrahim for fame.
The music star has recently taken the Nigerian and Ghanaian social media by storm following the news of him dating the screen goddess and flooding our Timelines and pages with their loved up photos and ass squeezing.
Although Iceberg hates to talk about his romance with Juliet Ibrahim, the US-born rapper opened up on their romance in the interview.
What are we expecting from your new song?
On my new song ‘Oluwa’, you should be expecting a side of Iceberg Slim that the world has probably never seen. I’ve decided to showcase my versatility.
Why has it taken this long to drop it?
It took this long because I was going through a lot, mentally and emotionally. I took time off, to be with my family and loved ones, during our loss.
I’m coming back to Nigeria, I needed to make sure that I was in the best state of mind, to release new music.
Is there going be something for your new love, Juliet Ibrahim, in the song?
The song is about me, speaking to God (Oluwa), pleading for his blessings and grace over myself and the people around me.
The genre of music you were exposed to at a tender age is totally different from what you do at the moment: Why is that?
I was exposed to a lot of Sunny Ade, Fela, Obesere and the likes, but growing up in New York City, I couldn’t speak Yoruba. I appreciated the instrumentation and melodies simply for what it was, great music.
I played the drums and the keyboard in church, and it was the things that I learned from those songs that I replicated. I also sang in the choir, and I’d often use the harmonies/melodies that I heard from those artistes.
Why is it that international artistes have a huge influence on most Nigerian artistes than our African legends?
International artists have a huge influence on most Nigerian artists because most yearn to reach those heights, or level of success, so to speak. Many of our artists want to be known and accepted beyond the walls of Africa, which creates this telescopic mindset that “Whatever they’re doing over there, let me replicate it. Be it the dressing, slang, hair, jewelry etc…” simply put, their eyes are on a bigger market.
How were you able to clinch collaboration with the likes of Ja Rule, 2face, Tiwa Savage, the late Dagrin, Vector, Eldee, Banky W, MI, Ice Prince etc?
I was able to clinch such collaborations simply by the grace of God. I’ve never had to beg or pay for a collaboration, and I believe it’s because everyone that I’ve ever worked with has had this mutual respect for my art and talent.
I’ve been privileged to connect with these people, both personally and musically.
You seem to be well connected internationally, why are you yet to be popular among music lovers in Nigeria?
I think this is because my past, lack of consistency. It’s easy to get people’s attention, but it’s hard to keep it.
Once the spotlight is on me, and people are awaiting what’s next, that’s when I’d usually just disappear. If you don’t hear from or about Iceberg Slim, you’ll forget about him. Perhaps that may be the reason. But this time around, I’m here to stay.
Rumour has it that you are exploiting Juliet Ibrahim’s fame to rise to stardom. How true is this?
Rumour has it? I’ve never heard such, and besides, there will always be rumours when you’re in any form of spotlight. I’d never exploit anyone, for any type of gain.
That would be extremely selfish and immoral. Such behavior goes against my code of ethics.
Critics consider your accusation that Phyno and Peter of P-Square copied the hairstyle you introduced to Nigeria as a publicity stunt. Is this true?
The statement was taken out of context, hence why some would see it as such. I was simply making a reference to the Mohawk hairstyle that became my signature in Nigeria, and then I saw some artists later replicating it.
I wasn’t condemning them, nor was I looking for attention. If they were both unknown artists, my point wouldn’t have been misinterpreted, my words would’ve been understood in the simplest format.
If you weren’t an entertainer, what would you possibly be doing?
If I wasn’t an entertainer, I’d probably be an FBI agent. Growing up, I always took a liking to law enforcement, from solving crimes to bringing people to justice, I admired it all. I went to school to study Criminal Justice.
What was it like when you lost your mom?
Words can’t describe the feeling. It’s like literally losing a part of your body, you can never be the same or whole again. The day that I recorded “Oluwa” was the last day that I had spoken to her, before she passed away.
She had always encouraged me to make songs embracing my faith and background, from the church. When I spoke to her that day, she even assisted with the pronunciation of some of the Yoruba words that I used. I made that song to make her proud. However, God called her home a few days later, and she never got to hear the finished song.
Do you feel comfortable with where you are in the Nigerian music industry?
I’m not comfortable with where I am in the Nigerian music industry, but I am content because I know God has a bigger and better plan. I’m working on God’s time, not man’s.
Why didn’t you practice criminal justice since that was the first thing you studied?
I didn’t practice Criminal Justice because I had a huge battle within myself. The tussle was between Goals vs Dreams…Career vs Passion.
After two years, I left the University where I was studying Criminal Justice, to enroll myself in a music school, to study Audio Engineering and Production. It was definitely a tough decision.
How would you describe yourself: a lover, a romantic, a fighter, or what?
I’d probably say I’m all of the above, because I can romantically fight for love.
What do you look out for in your women?
I’ve found what I’ve been looking for, in the woman that I have. The three C’s…Character, Charm, and Charisma.
East African superstar, Diamond Platnumz, recently welcomed a child, a boy with another woman.
The singer who is in a relationship with Zari, mother of his two children, is said to have welcomed a child, with Tanzanian model, Hamisa Mobetho.
Photos and gist shared by Tanzanian blog, The celeb chronicles, reveal that the singer began cheating on Zari over a year ago with Hamisa and ended up getting her pregnant.
Hamisa recently gave birth to a baby boy and named him, Naseeb Abdul Juma which is Diamond’s real name – She further confirmed the story after she opened an Instagram account for her son and listed Diamond Platnumz as the father.
Hamisa has over the months has shared photos of herself at Diamond and Zari’s home which were allegedly taken when Zari travelled out of the country.
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Their son recently celebrated his 40 days and Hamisa shared the photos on her Instagram page.
Diamond Platnumz’s mom and sister were also pictured at the hospital where Hamisa gave birth which is the same hospital Zari gave birth to her daughter, Tiffah.
Read the alleged chat she had Diamond Platnumz’s wife, Zari below:
A Nigerian Ghana returnee, was beaten mercilessly and disgraced by residents at Ugberikoko road in Sapele area of Delta state for reportedly stealing a shirt.
The tattooed man was caught last night, while coming out from a house where he stole another man’s shirt.
It was gathered that the notorious thief hunts for washed clothes spread, before stealing.
Following the recent brawl between the country’s most popular musician twins, fans have reacted to them cancelling their upcoming joint tours.
After this subtle shade made by Peter some days ago, fans have been troubled by the concurrent dispute by the twins.
In the comment section of Paul’s Instagram, a fan was forced to ask if the twin’s upcoming tours overseas were still going to hold… unfortunately, not any is going to be holding, as Paul replied the fan.
Other followers aired their displeasure over the twin’s behaviour, stating that they’re becoming tired of their hullabaloo and since it’s a family problem, they should solve it themselves.
A well known South African DJ, Komza Nhleko has reportedly been arrested and charged to court after violently assaulting his wife with a spanner.
Inflicting shocking eye injuries and confining the woman to a hospital – a video clip of the said assault was shared by the victim’s friend Thandeka Ndex Ndolvu, who said that the DJ assaulted the victim for a long time in front of bouncers who simply stood by and watched the violence go on.
“First we were attacked at Slotjile in front of five to six bouncers then followed all the way to the garage. My friend has been assaulted for the longest of time and has kept quiet because she thought that things wud change or get better but this is what it got too…. She is now lying in a hospital bed,” Ndlovu said.
The video, has of course, stirred major outrage and really is quite disturbing too to watch – worse is that it emerged at a time when there have been staggering reports of South African men murdering or assaulting their women.
Photo Credit: Olisa
Reacting to the story, the South Africa Minister Police Minister, Fikile Mbalula, called the DJ a dog and announced that he had been arrested and arraigned before a court.
Then later on, after he realized his dilemma, the DJ took to Facebook to ‘beg’ his victim for forgiveness, blamed the attack on ‘anger’, and remembered that he loves her.
I’m typing this with heavy burden in heart. I’m getting crazy and weeping.
I met this lady over 6 years ago during my higher institution days, she was a fresher while I’m in my semi final year in school. Things were going well, we had sex after two years of the relationship(I’m the one that disvirgin her).
I have been very caring, stood by her and also,I let go of any ladies that comes my way. I didn’t want anything that will stain the relationship. That doesn’t mean I’m perfect however I have been trying my best to make her feel comfortable, loved and happy.
I started feeling comfortable and worried about my future with her because I discovered that anytime we had a misunderstanding, before you know it she has find a guy she will be dirty chatting with. She always say she’s doing that to hurt my feelings.
I proposed last year, met her mum and one of her uncle and introduced her to my parents officially. Presently, waiting for her extended family to send the list for the traditional marriage.
I traveled to Ibadan on Friday to spend the weekend with her, on Sunday I just took her phone to watch movie when a Whatsapp message, I checked it and I replied the message.
The guy called her, she was reluctant to pick the phone, she picked and spoke with the guy. After which the guy messaged her on Whatsapp that he called to confirm she’s the one chatting with him and not her bf.
I play along and started chatting with the guy. The guy was telling her to come visit him, I started twisting the guy and he was splitting out how he won’t touch her when she comes. I confronted my girl, it took her over 8 hours to confessed that they had sex.
Jesus! This is a lady I invested a lot on, build my world around, every other ladies are poo in my presence. Even when I had 1000 of reasons to let go, I still stay with her but right now my world is shattered, I’m going crazy.
I need help because I’m dying, where will I start from (I’m 30 years old). Every negative thought of this world is running through my mind (from committing suicide to killing the guy to making the girl useless to herself for the rest of her life)
Popular cross-dresser, Bobrisky has taken to his Instagram page to brag about his personality, tagging himself as “classy and intelligent”.
The transvestite, who disabled comments on his Instagram account, disclosed that he doesn’t make friends because he doesn’t need them.
He wrote:
Am not their mate Bobrisky is classy, and intelligent ?. Am on top of my game no time for shit.
I have three securities two police men guilding my house ?. I don’t make friends cos I don’t need them.
The only bestie I have on dis earth ? is Bimpe @shuga_beeee she advice me and stay true to me. Friends have thought me many lessons so I choose to make myself happy and focused on my business.
Comic actor, Abiodun Ayoyinka popularly known as Papa Ajasco, has revealed that his bald hair is fake, that he just shaves it off when going on set.
In a recent interview with GoldMyTV, the Lead actor in the popular comic television drama, Papa Ajasco and Company, saidhe has been keeping the fake bald hair for about 19years and added that the hair wouldn’t grow.
He said:
“The bald head is not original, it’s fake. Anytime I’m going for my recording, I shave it off, for the past 19-years now. At all, it will not grow. Because I’m so handsome with it.”
An apprentice, Ademola Adeshina has been reportedly beaten to death by his Boss, Saramola Musa for his refusal to stop dating a lady in Lugbe, Abuja.
Musa, who is facing a homicide charge at a Federal Capital Territory High Court, Gwagwalada, Abuja, is believed to have had a homosexual relationship with the 24-year-old man.
It was learnt that an autopsy indicated that Ademola died as a result of the beating he received from Musa.
The report also showed that the furniture maker had sodomised his apprentice before his death in May 2017.
42-year-old Musa, in his statement to the police, said he slapped the deceased after he caught him having sex with the lady, identified simply as Precious, in his workshop, claiming that Ademola died of malaria a week after the incident.
But Ademola’s father, Okuneye, faulted Musa’s claims, stressing that the son died from the beatings he received from the former bouncer, who he described as a huge man.
He told Punch Metro that Musa had once informed him that Ademola was dating a lady he did not approve of, adding that he warned the deceased to stop going out with the lady.
The bereaved father said his son called him on May 3, two days before his death that he had malaria, adding that he visited him at the workshop and found him working.
He said:
“About 48 hours after, I got a text message from Musa asking me to call him back urgently. I did and he simply told me that my son had passed away; I was shocked. He said he was at Asokoro General Hospital and when I got there, I found my son lying in the back seat of his Honda Accord car with his face against the glass window,”
Okuneye said the accused informed him that his son died of malaria and suggested that the body should be buried, but he insisted on depositing it in a morgue.
The engineer explained that after returning home, he received a call from Precious, who narrated to him how Musa beat his son to death.
He said:
“The girl said she witnessed the assault and when she confronted Musa, he injured her in the leg. I asked if she was ready to make a statement at the police station about it and she agreed.
“Musa was arrested and he admitted to beating my boy because he was dating the girl. We did a post-mortem on the body and it showed that Ademola suffered serious internal injury from the beating.
“The autopsy also showed that the boy was sodomised; it was after this that we got to know that Musa is a well known homosexual in Lugbe and its environs; he had been sleeping with my son and he killed him because he was dating a woman.”
Punch gathered that the family had made plans to bury the deceased last Saturday, but the police declined to grant them the permission to carry out the funeral.
The accused was remanded in Kuje prisons by the court on Monday, while the case was adjourned till November 20,2017.
Egyptian police have arrested a man who reportedly admitted to beating his 85-year-old mother to death after his wife complained about her. However, the man’s sister claimed he was innocent.
Zeinab as-Sayyid Mahfouz died at a hospital in Alexandria on 15 September. Reports of the son beating her to death sparked outrage on social media in Egypt, with people demanding harsh punishment for him.
Initial reports of the elderly woman’s death said the accused man’s wife had complained about his mother to him, after which he brutally beat up his mother to please his wife.
He then left his unconscious and bleeding mother at home to go out for dinner with his wife. Neighbours noticed blood draining out of the house and broke into the house to find the woman lying unconscious with bruise marks on her face.
They rushed her to the hospital where she later died. The reports also stated that the son and his wife tried to flee the city after learning about the mother’s death, but were arrested by security forces.
He also allegedly confessed to the crime to the police. However, the deceased woman’s oldest daughter, Rajaa al-Araby, told al-Arabiya.net that her mother died of a brain clot and her brother should not be blamed.
Zeinab with members of her family. Photo: alarabiya.net
She said her mother had been living with her brother and his wife for about five years and she was appreciative of her daughter-in-law. Rajaa added that the online campaign against her brother demanding strict punishment for him was aimed at tarnishing the image of the family.
She said her brother was first admitted to the hospital for brain clot on 13 September and she died two days later.
When asked about the bruises on her mother’s eyes, Rajaa said her mother had collapsed following a stroke caused by the clot. Due to the fall, her spectacles broke and bruised her eyes, she claimed.
National Publicity Secretary, Prince Dayo Adeyeye, of the People Democratic Party (PDP) has issued a statement reacting to the report by the information minister that suggests they may be sponsoring IPOB activities.
Read the statement as shared by the official Twitter page of the party below:
The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), is constrained once again to respond to the tirade by the Minister of Information and Culture, Alhaji Lai Mohammed who as usual, made an attempt at blaming a superficial opposition for the continuous gaffe of the Federal Government under the leadership of his Party, the All Progressives Congress (APC).
2. We had advised not a few times, that the APC should look inward and seek solutions to its self-induced challenges in government caused by its unpreparedness for governance; but since the Party seem set for self destruction, we shall not relent in helping to expose their ineptitude to the Nigerian populace.
3. We noticed that the Minister who is much known for his unbridled capacity for constant polarization of the polity rather than ardency in the proper dissemination of government policies and information to the populace, tried once again on Sunday, to shift blames of the poor handling of the agitations of IPOB by the Current Government to an opposition that exits only in his imagination.
4. It is disheartening that rather than accept blame for its ineptitude, the APC Government has continued to blame “enemies” real or imaginary for their woes.
5. How on earth will a serious minded government blame opposition parties which they have conveniently labelled “looters” for the activities of IPOB? But we take solace in the fact that the APC might actually know the looters, as the Party has clearly demonstrated it’s penchant for giving covers to people considered as corrupt.
6. The recent release of 48 Houses confiscated as proceed of crime back to a member of the APC who was standing trial for allegations of corruption readily comes to mind.
7. Much as we will continue to harp on the one sided corruption fight of this administration, we wish to urge the APC to look inwards in locating the looters using their ill-gotten wealth to sponsor separatist agitation against the Government of the Day.
8. It is instructive to note that we are aware of the internal crisis rocking the amalgam of interests that formed the APC and the struggle for power within the Government, as the noise of discontent keep rising on a daily basis from the Party.
9. Based on the above, it is no news that APC has been a problem unto itself which has affected the lives of the citizenry who daily gnash their teeth in regret for voting the APC into power in 2015.
10. We wish to put on record that agitation for actualisation of the State of Biafra was a total silent voice while the PDP was in power because of the Government of inclusiveness we provided for Nigerians who were made to experience what a genuine national government meant.
11. The APC should therefore, learn to mould itself into a real National Party, provide good leadership for the people and let the generality of Nigerians feel safe.
12. Finally as a Party, we had condemned and we are still condemning separatist movements tailored towards balkanising the Nation. We therefore make bold to further state, that the APC policies have been the catalyst for IPOB problem, and as such, the Party should do soul searching and correct the anomaly. No external enemy so to say, is working against this government. The government is it’s own worst enemy.
Long live the PDP! Long live the Federal Republic of Nigeria!!
IPOB: Excuses, blame game…won't conceal @APCNigeria ineptitude. How on earth will a serious govt. blame activities of IPOB on opposition pic.twitter.com/8getuT3H2P
A fight between two couples inside a New Jersey Walmart was so chaotic that young children were left screaming and trying to separate the dueling adults.
Cell phone footage posted to the video-sharing site Live Leak shows two men throwing punches at each other near the store’s jewelry section as two women fight.
In the background, shoppers can be heard yelling for the couples to stop.
Young kids tried to break up a fight between two couples inside a New Jersey Walmart. (Photo Credit: NY Daily)
During the melee two young children run up to the group and try to break them apart. The kids can be heard screaming as Walmart employees and a female onlooker try to calm things down.
A Walmart spokesman told NJ.com that the fight happened Saturday at the Union store on Springfield Road. It’s not clear what sparked the brawl.
“We cannot definitely say why the fight broke out,” spokesman Charles Crownson told the outlet.
Police were also not called to the scene because the “group scattered so quickly.”
Some hours ago, the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) announced a ‘conditional‘ suspension of the strike they embarked on for a month and some but not so many Nigerian students are quite moved about the news.
As at this moment, ASUU is a trending topic on Nigerian social media with myriad of hilarious memes, reactions and tweets.
Let’s go through some yeah?
Arsenal’s striker, Oliver Giroud has no chance at striking than ASUU y’all!
SOMEONE SAID ASUU just came to strike to show that they're better than Giroud. pic.twitter.com/iEsFIyfaiH
After starting your internship on Sept. 1st & on Sept. 19th, you hear that ASUU has called off strike & if you leave now, no salary for you pic.twitter.com/QMYsMzBofP
A Lady on Facebook, Identified as Chinkata Uche Tina has narrated her ordeal in the hands of some policemen.
Read her story below;
This was how i escaped death last night. I left ph to Enugu as early as possible yesterday morning for something very important.
And i left Enugu to ph by 4pm hoping to be in aba by pass 6pm since there’s curfew in the state but unfortunately we got stocked at ama awusa just between Enugu and Abia before Okigwe.
We were there till 10pm, Army came to help clear the road. On our way to aba, we passed so many check points without no stress. Getting close to Ariaria we were been arrested and beaten by police.
They gave me the hottest slap and beaten I’ve never received in my life. I can’t even hear well nor feed with my mouth.
Their anger is that we’re igbo’s. They said our brothers are the reason why their station was set on fire, nd some of them were killed. They kept us with them till 4am this morning, I arrived ph around pass 6.
I know some of you’ll blame me for travelling even when i knew the situation on ground, but if you actually know the reason why i traveled you won’t blame me.
Pls if you’re planning to travel to Aba, Umuahia or Enugu i advice you hold on for now what i experienced last night isn’t funny at all… Abians need your prayers pls.
They wanted to use their useless boot and hand to break the leg am using to do shakara in Ph and the mouth i use in attacking some people on facebook. God punish devil!
