Friday, 18 March 2016

Largest ever Anaconda is captured in Ecuador (photos)


This massive, serpentine beast which is over 17ft doesn't only come from the family of the world's largest snakes. It is the largest ever captured. The capture of the Anaconda is part of a BBC documentary; Tribes, Predators and Me presented by Gordon Buchanan who lived alongside an indigenous Ecuadorian tribe, the Waorani, in the Amazon.

Actress Ibinabo Fiberesima's bail application denied


Looks like the actress and mother of three will really spend years in prison over a car accident in 2005 that took a man's life. Her bail application suffered a setback yesterday Thursday March 17th at the court of Appeal in Lagos after the judges ruled that her application was incompetent.

The three man-panel led by Justice U.I Ndukwe-Anyanwu, said that the application was not properly filed as her counsel failed to attach copies of the judgment that was delivered by the court which affirmed the five years jail sentence imposed on her.

The court adjourned hearing for her bail application to April 7th when copies of the March 11th‎ judgement would have been included. She was afterward sent back to prison.

Ibinabo has approached the Supreme Court to set aside the March 11th verdict of the Lagos State Court of Appeal which validated the 5 year jail term handed down to her by the state's High court over the 2005 accident in which her car killed one Dr Giwa.

Thursday, 17 March 2016

Remember this toddler whose photo went viral? He's grown now


Remember this 11 month old boy whose photo went viral and has been photoshopped into everything from celebrate anything great exam results to finding an extra doughnut in the packet. Well, he's grown now. His shared a current photo with him on imgur. His photo after the cut....

Thursday, 28 May 2015

SAMBO HANDS OVER AGUDA HOUSE TO PROF. OSINBAJO (PHOTOS)

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YES, I’M GETTING MARRIED – TONTO DIKEH CONFIRMS ENGAGEMENT

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Nollywood badgirl, Tonto Dikeh has confirmed that she is getting married very soon.

This is the icing on the cake for her controversial relationship with Churchill Oladunni or Mr. X as she fondly called him.

Earlier this week, the c*m singer actress was on weekly podcast- My Africa podcast, on the show, the host, Andre Blaze noticed the singer was putting on an engagement ring.

Are you going to get married? her host asked, and she cast a look at her engagement ring and answered with a resounding ‘Yes.’

But when show host, Anre Blaze pressed further, she respomded this way, “You have a very good eye!. Yes I will be getting married.”

She also revealed the wedding will be taking place soon. “I can tell you now that the wedding will take place anytime soon” she added.

The relationship between the two turned dramatic when a lady who claimed to be married to Tonto Dikeh’s lover showed up surprisingly with photographs. But Mr. X swiftly responded.

 

Tuesday, 26 May 2015

JONATHAN PRESENTS CHEQUES & APPOINTMENT LETTERS TO VICTIMS OF NIS TRAGEDY

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At the presentation of letters/cheques to relatives of victims of 2014 NIS Recruitment tragedy.

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REMOVE FUEL SUBSIDY – SARAKI TELLS BUHARI

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The Chairman, Senate Committee on Environment and Ecology and former governor of Kwara State, Senator Bukola Saraki, has disclosed that the country was losing a total of $2 billion to fake fuel subsidy operators, arguing that the fuel subsidy management in the country was a very big platform for fraud.

Saraki bemoaned that the alleged fraud in the subsidy scheme has been allowed to continue unabated, calling on the incoming administration of General Muhammadu Buhari to completely remove the fuel subsidy and restore normalcy to the petroleum sector.

The senate presidency aspirant stated this yesterday while speakig with journalists in Abuaj, accusing the government of issuing import licenses to very bogus number of companies totaling 82 and being used by oil marketers and government officials to rip off the national treasury on yearly basis.

According to Saraki, it would be better to remove the fuel subsidy and deliver the sector and the citizenry from the grip of racketeers in the industry, who would never allow things to work well because of their personal aggrandizement, adding that subsidy in itself was never a problem to the country but the bad management of the subsidy, which he said had been turned into a huge racket that created the lingering crisis in the oil sector.

He said: “No matter what is happening now, if you go back to look at it, the major issue that dwindled us was the subsidy management. We are talking of about minimum of over $32 billion wasted on it over the last five to six years.

“That is the difference between where we are now and that time. It has impacted on our exchange rate, it is going to impact on our infrastructure, there is no money for capital budget.”
 

WIFE DRAGS HUSBAND TO COURT FOR STEALING HER N15,000 PHONE

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The police on Tuesday arraigned a 38-year-old civil servant, Cyril Agochi, of Federal Government College, Keffi, before a Mararaba Upper Area Court for stealing phone.

Agochi is standing trial on a two-count charge of criminal force and theft.
The police prosecutor, Sgt. Stephen Kwaza, told the court that Doris Agochi of State House Quarters Mararaba, reported the matter at the Sani Abacha Road Police Station, Mararaba.

Kwaza said that on Feb. 17 at about 6:00 p.m., the accused who is her husband, came to her house at the above address, beat her up and stole her phone valued at N15, 000.

The prosecutor said the offences contravened sections 265 and 288 of the Penal Code.

The accused, however, pleaded not guilty to the charges.

The presiding judge, Mr Vincent Gwehemba, granted bail to the accused in the sum of N50, 000 and one surety in like sum.

He said that the surety must reside within the jurisdiction of the court and must present one passport photograph or a National Identity Card.

Gwehemba adjourned the case to June 6 for further hearing.

Source: PmNews