A Nigerian man about to travel abroad, two days ago, discovered substances believed to be hard drugs inside tubers of yam he was given to by “his friend” to deliver to someone abroad.

In a video footage posted on Facebook, the man from Edo state, revealed that the drugs were inserted in the tubers of yam and covered with sand.

He said “When I saw sand on the yam, I decided to wash the sand off as I cannot carry sand abroad.

”Fortunately, as I was washing the sand, I saw water coming out from the top, meaning there’s hole inside, as I continue washing I saw some needles.

”I then pulled everything and there was drug inside.”

”This is something that could put you in jail. Men are wicked, we have to be careful,” he added.

Here’s the video, after the victim discovered the hard drug inside the yam he was asked to deliver to someone abroad;

Now, the guy who put the hard drugs inside the yam, has been identified.

According to a video we obtained, the culprit, while being interrogated, says he was sorry, but then, what’s beyond shocking is that, the victim says, he has never met the culprit before.

The interrogation was done in the victim’s church.

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A young man was caught while trying to rape a female student while going home from school in Philippine.

The suspect was apprehended by residents – who suspected his movements before trying to carry out the shameful act. He was handed over to police authorities for proper investigation.

A 31-year-old housewife, Ngozi Obasi, who allegedly poured a pot of hot water mixed with pepper on her husband’s private part, on Thursday appeared in an Ebute Meta Chief Magistrates’ Court in Lagos.

The accused, who resides at 17, Fatiregun St., Ilaye in Ebute Meta, is charged with attempted murder to which she pleaded not guilty.

The Prosecutor, Sgt. Kehinde Omisakin, said Ngozi committed the offence on October 1 at 3.00 a.m. at their residence in Ebute Meta.

She said the accused after a heated argument, emptied the pot of hot water mixed with pepper on the private part of Igwe Obasi, her husband, in a bid to murder him.

The offence contravened Section 230 (b) of the Criminal Law of Lagos State, 2015.

The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that the offence is punishable with life imprisonment.

In his ruling, Chief Magistrate Tajudeen Elias admitted the accused to bail in the sum of N100,000 with one surety in like sum.

Elias said the surety must show proof of tax payment in the last three years to the state government.

He adjourned case until October 16 for mention.

(NAN)

A woman Mrs. Ngozi (surname withheld) has finally opened up on why she dumped her banker husband simply known as Agu barely two years after marrying him, as she claimed that she cannot cope with his short p£nis.

She confessed that she needed deep penetration during the act which she was not getting and she had to quit the marriage in order to have peace.

The incident happened at Fegge in Onitsha area where her husband Agu lived while her parents resided at Obi Street in the Nkutaku area of Ogbaru Local government in Anambra.

The embattled woman said that she married her husband with the high expectation of achieving s3xual desire and enjoying peaceful married life, but she did not get that and had to leave. Her family members were shocked when she parked her belongings and returned home saying she was no longer interested in the marriage.

Her parents wanted to know what her husband did to her. She explained that Agu did not maltreat her; he took care of her and her baby but she had to leave the marriage to have peace.

It was gathered that Ngozi’s husband works with a bank branch located at the bridge head where he met Ngozi, assisted her and she was also employed in the bank. They later fell in love, got married without intimate relationship and the marriage produced a female child before the incident happened.

She also resigned from the bank and started private business without given any reason for her action. As she did not disclose the reason she took such decision she was accused of being possessed by strange spirit but she did not reply anybody and faced her business.

However, she decided to opened up recently when she revealed that Agu was nice to him but she had strong challenge in the marriage and she decided to quit.

Ngozi said that she was unable to cope with his small penis because of the nature of her body and her desire for sexual satisfaction. She told P.M.EXPRESS that it was a difficult decision she had to take despite the fact that Agu was taking care of her. She confessed that she needed deep penetration during the act which she was not getting.

She further explained that she decided not to state the reason because she did not know how to give that kind of reason to the family which may portray her as pr*stitute. She added that her estranged husband knew she did complain and it was not his fault.

She however warned the reporter not to publish her full name or that of the estranged husband in order not to embarrass him as she said she does not know his whereabout after the incident.

Some students of the Islamic Senior High School (ISSEC) in Kumasi, Ghana, are facing the school’s Disciplinary Committee for misconduct.

The students, comprising nine females and four males, appeared in a video that went viral on social media which showed them dancing to the popular ‘One Corner’ song from one of their classrooms.

The students were said to have taken the video and shared it on their personal Facebook pages and on YouTube. The circulation of the video prompted a swift action by school authorities who summoned them for interrogation.

Parents of the students were invited by school authorities on Tuesday for a meeting which lasted for hours. They were also reported to the Ashanti Regional Education Directorate.

According to management, it would wait for the outcome of investigations from the committee before taking a decision on the matter.

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Late Nelson Mandela, a former President of South Africa, once highlighted the power of education when he defined it as the greatest engine of personal development through which the daughter of a peasant can become a doctor, while the son of a mineworker can become the head of a mine and a child of a farm-worker can become the president of a great nation.

In other words, for him, Education is for all regardless of sex, race and background. But for 9 years old Sunday Nwaeke such statements are fairly tales and holds no water.

Sunday Nwaeke, locally known within the premises of Federal Polytechnic, Oko, Anambra state, as groundnut boy or in Igbo “Nwa granut” was born in Ebonyi state in 2008. He was a primary 2 pupil of Community Primary School Iza, Ebonyi state.

In 2016 he moved to Anambra State, having dropped out of school, and now live with his mother’s sister who deals on cooked groundnuts. He hawks groundnut inside and within the premises of Federal Polytechnic Oko, Anambra State.

In a brief chat with street photographer, Benneth Nwankwo, when asked if he wish to continue his education, he expressed optimism in that regard but doubts its actualization as his parents are very poor.

Sunday, according to him, has five siblings and is the third child of his parents. Both parents are alive and lives in Iza Ebonyi State while he resides in Nanka Anambra State with his Aunty.