The Lagos State Government have docked no fewer than 40 suspected homosexuals at two magistrates courts in the state.

The suspects made up of 28 adults and 12 minors were accused to have engaged in homosexuality contrary to the laws of the land.

The minors were arraigned before Ebute-Metta Magistrate Court, while the adults were arraigned before Yaba Magistrate Court.

They were all arrested last Saturday by men of the Lagos State Police Command in Owode Onirin area of the State.

The defendants were said to have been caught in the act of homosexuality at a popular hotel in the area simply known as Vintage Hotel.

According to the criminal charge, the defendants were said to have “On or about 29th July, 2017, at Vintage Hotel, No. 999 Ikorodu Road/Toyin Close, Weigh Bridge, Owode Onirin, Lagos, in the Lagos Magisterial District, did engage in gay activities by permitting male persons to have canal knowledge of themselves against the order of nature and thereby committed an offence punishable under Section 261 of the Criminal Law of Lagos State, 2015.”

The adults are Adedayo Kamadupe (27), Abiodun Pedro (22), Ikechukwu Onyebuchi (32), Dike Stanley (19), Oji Charles Isioma (28), Garuba Ibrahim (21), Monday Favour (20), Ayo Marcus Ayobamidele (26), Stanley Adeasbo (25), Victor Isaac (18), Godwin Williams (19), Kashimawo Oluwatosin (25), Abass Tajudeen (24), Olamigoke Adeola (19) and Yussuf Fawaz (19).

Others are Johnson Michael (19), Francis Michael (22), Samuel Adeyinka (25), Samuel Collins (25), Kazeem Akorede (25), Adebayo Bukola (23), Ochiagha Ifeanyi (19), Babatunde Taiwo (26), Raphael Dugh (30), Kenneth Ubaji (19), Alisi Ferdinand Okechukwu (30), Malik Ahmed (18) and Olamide Adeola (18).

After the charge was read to the defendants, they all pleaded not guilty, while their lawyers – Ehiko Onoche, S.M Oladele urged the Court to admit them to bail.

Relationship adviser on Vanguard newspaper, Bunmi has received a mail from two of her followers about their private lives.

Read two of the details below:

Dear Bunmi,

I have a smashing figure – tight stomach, nice bum (especially in thongs), big boobs but one breast is slightly bigger than the other. I’m sure everyone can notice this. As a result, I don’t often leave the light on when I make love ,in case my partner laughs. Can this problem be fixed?

Dear Jane,

I don’t think your problem is with your b*obs – it’s the way you feel about them. I’m sure you’re the only one who notices this difference – most people are too busy admiring your lovely figure to notice that your boobs don’t match.

Boobs aren’t exactly the same size as your friends must have told you. If you think yours is an imbalance, it shouldn’t be the serious problem you’re making it. Try to change the way you think about your boobs. Concentrate on the good things about your body, rather than the tiny flaws.

Here is another interesting relationship story below:

Dear Bunmi,

I can’t remember when I’ve had only one boyfriend – I’ve always two- timed, at times having three relationships at one go. The men do it all the time and if my lovers don’t know about each other, where is the harm? I’v now met a very responsible man and we are talking marriage. I need to change my ways but I have no clue as to how to stay faithful to just one man. Any pointers?

Dear Adanze,

For now, the fact you’re in love with Mr. Right should keep you faithful especially with the prospect of marriage. You’ll be so happy with him you won’t want to rock the boat by misbehaving.

When the excitement dwindles, however, you may find yourself wondering if he’s enough for you and might be tempted to fill in the gaps. When that happens, instead of finding comfort in the arms of another man, you must hang on to face your problems.

Being in love is said to be a state of madness when lust and adoration is overwhelming. But that can’t last and what’s real and worth holding on to is friendship, caring and shared hopes for a future together as well as s*xual compatibility.

Stephen Kigoma is a rape survivor. He was raped during the conflict in his home country, the Democratic Republic of Congo in 2011 but he has kept the sad story to himself since it happened.

“If I talked about it, I would have been separated from the people. Even those who treated me would not have shaken my hands’ he said as he described his ordeal in an interview with BBC as he encouraged more survivors to come forward.

He continued to say, ‘I hid that I was a male rape survivor. I couldn’t open up because it’s a taboo. As a man, I can’t cry. People will tell you that you are a coward, you are weak, you are stupid. They killed my father. Three men raped me, and they said: ‘You are a man, how are you going to say you were raped?’ It’s a weapon they use to make you silent’.

He fled to Uganda in 2011 where got medical help after a physiotherapist treating him for a back problem realized there was more to his injuries. He was taken to see a doctor treating survivors of sexual violence, where he was the only man in the ward.

Source: LIB

Here’s the Obituary of the 23 year old Nigerian lady who passed on after a brief illness. She was an Undergraduate at Nnamdi Azikiwe University.

We recently brought you reports about a Lady who passed on after a brief illness..

According to what we’ve gathered, the deceased is a 23 year old, and she was an undergraduate at Nnamdi Azikiwe University.

She will be buried on Friday, August 4th in her hometown, Umuajani/Umuezeani village, Akwaeze, in Anaocha Local Government Area of Anambra State.

One of her close friends, who paid a tribute to her, wrote;

“RIP SENIOR SOCHIMA ILLOKA, a.k.a SOCH MONEY

She was my senior in secondary school then, she left this world yesterday after a brief illness (Malaria), MAY YOUR SOUL REST IN PEACE AMEN.

It is really a sad news that a young lady with a bright future like her died but the truth is that no one can reject death, I have been thinking about her demise since yesterday, I was saying that “she is too young to die”, then I remembered that there are some people that are more younger than her that are no more.

This is just to remind us that we are on a journey in this world, no matter what we are doing on earth, let us keep in mind that no one knows his or her date of death, some people would be wondering how an ordinary malaria can kill someone, my dear, if God says it’s over, an ordinary sneeze can take you away, her death really touched me and it shows that we are nothing on this earth, we are dust and we shall return to where we belong, only the spirit will go for judgment.

Let us not relent in being careful the way we live our life, everyday is not Christmas, one day you might wake up and see your body lying on the bed and you can’t go back to it, death is a respecter of no one, if you like be rich, poor, beautiful, ugly, it doesn’t matter, what matters is where we would spend our life eternally.

BE CAREFUL HOW YOU LIVE YOUR LIFE! NO ONE KNOWS WHAT WILL HAPPEN IN THE NEXT SECOND!! REST IN PEACE DEAR SOCH…None expected it so soon.