Thursday, 27 April 2017

Boy attacked by 'tame' lion in South Africa dies after 3 weeks in coma

Boy attacked by 'tame' lion in South Africa dies after 3 weeks in coma

12-year-old Kristian Prinsloo did not survive the April 8 lion attack that left him in a critical condition at a hospital in Pretoria where he died on Wednesday.

The Grade 6 pupil died a day after his 12th birthday with two of his neck vertebrae damaged from the attack and a swollen brain that stopped doctors from performing any operation, local media News24 reported.

Kenya to recruit 10,000 policemen ahead of August 8 polls

Kenya to recruit 10,000 policemen ahead of August 8 polls

Kenya’s National Police Service has opened applications to recruit 10,000 more people ahead of the general elections on August 8, 2017.

Selection of the recruits will be done on May 11 and induction will be done after a nine-month training, the police service announced.

I will attend the trials of Dasuki, Zakzaky, says Fayose


One day after joining Nnamdi Kanu, leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) in court, Ayodele Fayose, governor of Ekiti state, has promised to attend the trials of Sambo Dasuki, former national security adviser, and Ibrahim Zakzaky, founder of the Islamic Movement in Nigeria (IMN).

Dasuki and Zakzaky are currently in detention.

U.S., Presidency fire Jonathan over poll, graft


The United States and President Muhammadu Buhari yesterday hit back at former President Goodluck Jonathan over his claims on the 2015 polls and anti-corruption fight.

Jonathan had claimed that he lost his re-election to local and international conspiracies, including U.S., during the 2015 presidential election.
He also accused Buhari of harassing his family with his anti-corruption fight. But both the U.S. and Buhari said there was no truth in Jonathan’s claims.

Magician mistakenly kills himself in front of spectators


A psychic trying to demostrate that nothing could harm him ended up committing suicide in the presence of his spectators.

Theprit Palee, 25, had been performing a Thai traditional dance in front of spectators in Chiang Mai, northern Thailand, Wednesday afternoon when the incident occurred.

US invited 12 northern governors to know if they were willing to remove Jonathan - Babangida Aliyu


A new vista has opened in the alleged conspiracy of the US in the electoral defeat of former President Goodluck Jonathan.

Jonathan has blamed former US President Barack Obama for his defeat in the 2015 presidential election.
He said Obama was desperate to have him removed,  and he alleged that the former US president went as far as turning world leaders against him and sending warships into the Gulf of Guinea in the days preceding the election.

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These three women are married to one man, they even share the same bed

We are like sisters and we help each other out - say 3 South African women married to 1 man

Let us share this interesting story about three women who chose to get married to one man, somewhere in South Africa.

According to reports, the man identified as Doctor Mokoena, married three women who now behave like sisters from Tsakane, Ekurhuleni, in South Africa.

My wife wants to kill me with children, bears them like rats’ - Husband cries out


A civil servant, Micheal Ayinde, on Wednesday, pleaded with an Igando Customary Court in Lagos to end his marriage because of his wife’s penchant for making babies.

Ayinde, 39, told the court that his wife, whose name he gave as Glory, enjoyed “giving births at will’’.


According to him, Glory has made six children within the nine-year duration of their marriage.

RCCG pastor who killed his wife by stabbing her 76 times, begs Gov Ambode for pardon


Akolade Arowolo, a youth pastor of the Redeemed Christian Church of God, who killed his banker wife, Titilayo, with 73 other inmates of the Kirikiri Maximum Prisons, yesterday, sought pardon under the Lagos State Prerogative on Mercy conferred on the Governor, claiming they are reformed and should be pardoned.

Akolade, who was sentenced to death by an Ikeja high court three years ago after he was found guilty of his wife’s murder on June 24, 2011, was seen in prison, pleading that he needs another chance to right his wrongs. 

Tony Rapu's This Present House releases statement on the sealing of their church




Read the statement below... In the last couple of days, This Present House has been in the news, not in relation to what it is renowned for but rather over the right of way to its premises along Freedom Way, Lekki Phase 1, Lagos. 

The Church led by medical doctor and social entrepreneur Dr.Tony Rapu is well known for its acclaimed programs in social rehabilitation through Freedom Foundation and The God Bless Nigeria initiatives amongst others. 

It is a humanitarian enterprise that has successfully taken many young men and women off the streets, off drugs and crime and turned them into responsible citizens of Lagos State. This Present House and the Lagos State Government have enjoyed a robust and mutually beneficial relationship over the years.    

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Man sues R Kelly over alleged affair with his wife


A Mississippi sheriff’s deputy has filed a lawsuit against R&B superstar R. Kelly over an alleged affair Kelly had with the deputy’s wife.

In the lawsuit, Hinds County Deputy Kenny Bryant claimed that he had suffered “emotional, psychological and financial loss” due to the actions of the “Ignition” singer.

Domestic violence: Lady cries out after Police refused to arrest rich boyfriend who battered her mercilessly


Try not to live your life as a so called 'slay queen' on social media otherwise you'll be attracting the guys who have cash to throw around, take you to club and the wild life you desire. But most times the consequences are bitter. Sigh! Here's another of such cases. 

She and her boyfriend had disagreements and he battered her bloody. Read her story;

Buhari seeks senate's approval to borrow $6.9bn from China, World Bank


President Muhammadu Buhari is seeking senate's approval for a proposal to borrow $5.85 billion from China to modernise its rail network and another $1.075 billion from the World Bank to help rebuild the insurgency-torn northeast.

Buhari urged parliament in a letter to approve the railway borrowing because China has a limit on funds available from its China Africa Fund. The president wants to sign loan agreements as soon as China approves the project.

EFCC quizzes Abuja estate developer, SAN over alleged N2bn land fraud

EFCC quizzes Abuja estate developer, SAN over alleged N2bn land fraud

The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission has quizzed an Abuja-based estate developer, who is also the promoter of Winning Clause Limited, Obiageli Okwubanego, and a Senior Advocate of Nigeria, P. I. N. Ikwueto, over alleged inappropriate land deals running into billions of naira.
A senior operative of the anti-graft agency told journalists in Abuja on Wednesday that their invitation and interrogation stemmed from a petition by over 300 house owners on the platform of Winning Clause Estate Residents Association at Plot 67, Kafe District, Gwarinpa Extension, Abuja.

United Airlines to offer passengers up to $10,000 to give up seats

United Airlines to offer passengers up to $10,000 to give up seats

United Airlines has said it will offer passengers who volunteer to give up their seats on an overbooked flight up to $10,000 (£7,700).
It is one of several new policies it has unveiled in its efforts to avoid a repeat of the controversy and public relations disaster in which a passenger was dragged off one of its flights earlier this month.

Buhari renominates 82-year-old ambassadorial nominee rejected by the senate


President Muhammadu Buhari has renominated 82-year-old retired Justice Sylvanus Nsofor (Imo) for the Senate’s consideration for a second time.The Senate had, a few weeks back, rejected Nsofor on grounds of old age and health related issues.

Besides Nsofor also failed to recite the national anthem and refused to answer questions directed at him by the Senate committee on Foreign Affairs that screened him and others.

I’m a better manager than I was at Barca and Bayern – Guardiola

I’m a better manager than I was at Barca and Bayern – Guardiola

Pep Guardiola admits Premier League life has been a “big lesson” but feels he is “a better manager”, despite failing to secure silverware with Manchester City.
The Catalan coach is unaccustomed to ending campaigns empty-handed, having enjoyed trophy-laden spells at Barcelona and Bayern Munich.

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Fuchs threw ball at Sanchez ‘on purpose’ – Wenger

Fuchs threw ball at Sanchez ‘on purpose’ – Wenger

Arsene Wenger says Christian Fuchs threw the ball at Alexis Sanchez “on purpose” and should have been booked after a late incident during Arsenal’s 1-0 win over Leicester on Wednesday.
Robert Huth’s own goal handed Arsenal victory at the Emirates but Gunners striker Sanchez stole the headlines.

Buhari becoming another Yar’Adua – Makarfi-led PDP faction

Buhari becoming another Yar’Adua – Makarfi-led PDP faction

The Ahmed Markafi faction of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) has raised alarm that the health saga of President Muhammadu Buahri was becoming another episode of late ex-President Musa Yar’Adua.
Dayo Adeyeye, spokesman of the Markafi group, said this in reaction a statement by Minister of Information, Lai Mohammed, that Buhari only decided to work from home on Wednesday.

Why we didn’t attend Enugu Assembly’s public hearing – Enugu DISCO

Why we didn’t attend Enugu Assembly’s public hearing – Enugu DISCO

The Enugu Electricity Distribution Company, EEDC, has adduced reasons for its absence as the Enugu House of Assembly kicked off a 3-day public hearing on its activities in the State.
The House had earlier declared a state of emergency on the EEDC over alleged outrageous billing and inefficient service.

Mourinho to review Man United transfers after Zlatan, Rojo injuries

Mourinho to review Man United transfers after Zlatan, Rojo injuries

Jose Mourinho has said he has had to rethink Manchester United’s summer transfer plans after injuries to Zlatan Ibrahimovic and Marcos Rojo.
The pair damaged knee ligaments in the 2-1 Europa League win over Anderlecht last week.
Asked at a news conference on Wednesday whether long-term injuries to Ibrahimovic and Rojo had affected his summer business, Mourinho said: “Yes. Yes. Because if I don’t have the players for a long period of time.”

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Wednesday, 26 April 2017

Milan target unwanted at Arsenal, could go to China


It looks like nobody wants to keep Jack Wilshere, who could be heading off to China.
Catalan paper Sport (via Fichajes) confirm that Arsenal Coach Arsene Wenger isn’t counting on the former England star, who has missed the most days (895) over the last six seasons among Premier League players, even beating out Abou Diaby. He’s gone down with a season-ending injury, too, sending him back to the Emirates.