Breaking new !!!!

Bomb blast in adamawa market

A bomb explosion has been reported at

Kasuwan Kuturu market in Mubi Adamawa

state. According to the News Agency of Nigeria,

the Commissioner of Police in Adamawa

said the bomb was targeted at a police

patrol team but there were no casualties

from the explosion. This explosion comes three weeks after a

similar bomb explosion rocked a football

viewing center in Mubi Adamawa killing 14

people. Details later…

News!!!!!!

Wahala! Edo State House Of

Assembly Members Engage In

Free For All Fight (Photos

Members of the Edo state House of

Assembly yesterday June 23rd threw

caution to the wind as they engaged in

physical combat at the entrance of the State

Assembly complex. Trouble started when four PDP members;

Hon. Festus Ebea, Hon. Patrick

Osayimwen, Hon. Jude Ise-Idehen and

Hon. Friday Ogieriakhi, suspended by the

house on June 9th for what was termed

‘gross misconduct’, tried to gain entrance into the Assembly complex and also

refused to receive a court document

barring them from the building. When the lawmakers tried to forcefully

gain entrance into the complex, other

lawmakers engaged them in physical

combat. See more photos and the fight

video below:.

News

Breaking News!! Boko Haram

Abducts 91 Again In Borno State

At least 91 persons, were said to have been

abducted by Boko Haram men between

Thursday and Sunday from the

Kumanza,Yaga and Dagu, Damboa and

Dagu, Damboa and Askira Uba Local

Government Areas of Borno State, local vigilante officials said yesterday night. Four other villagers were killed while

attempting to escape from their abductors,

said Aji Khalil, Chairman, Sector 5 of the

local vigilante group in Borno State.

Continue… Khalil who spoke on the telephone said:

“More than 60 women were among the

villagers abducted by Boko Haram

terrorists. “Some suspected Boko Haram members

invaded Kumanza, Yaga and Dagu villages

and kidnapped 91 persons. “More than 60 married women and young

girls as well as children and young men

were forcefully taken away by Boko Haram

terrorits. Four villagers, who tried to

escape were shot dead on the spot”, Khalil

said on telephone yesterday night. Another source said: ”They went from one

village to the other, killed about 30 people

and took away many children and women.”

He added that hundreds of villagers around

the area have now fled to Lassa to take

refuge. The attacks were not immediately known in

Maiduguri because of the remoteness of

the area. The affected villages are about

100 kilometres away from Maiduguri,

Borno State capital. There was no official confirmation either

by the military or police in the state at

press time. Also, chairman of Damboa

Local Government, Alhaji Alamin

Mohammed could not be reached on his

mobile phone while the council  secretary, Modu  Mustapha insisted he was not

authorized to speak on the matter. Meanwhile,  four suspected Boko Haram

members have been arrested in Lassa few

kilometres away to Kummabza,

Gurdlagwal, Yafa and Yaza villages attacked

weekend, residents said. The four men were arrested while

purchasing large quantities of foodstuffs at

Lassa market, yesterday. The quantity of

food items being purchased by the men,

according to the source aroused the

suspicion of traders and people in the market. “People suspected the four men may be

Boko Haram errand men, who came to the

market to buy foodstuffs and also spy for

the insurgents. “We’ve handed them over

to the military for investigation,” a resident

said.

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Patience Jonathan does not speak

good English(We agree) but she is loved by a PHD Holder, Former

Deputy Governor, Former Vice President and the President of a

powerful nation. Who have you attracted with your Queen's

English? You can speak flawless grammar but you cannot stand

by your man through tough times. she was a tailor in Warri with

little or no education, today she is the First Lady of the Federal

Republic of Nigeria (There's God O°˚˚ ).

Wise ones will learn from her.

Interestingly, That is

* The Woman that stood by GEJ

when he was living with all his brothers in 1room apartment.

* That is the woman that took GEJ

to her Uncle in Zoology Dept. of Uniport in order to help him get

admission which he got.

* That is the Woman that stood by

GEJ when he had no food to eat and will bring Food stuffs

for him in school every weekend. * That is the Woman that used

her

money from her business to help GEJ to pay for handouts and

textbooks when he was an Undergraduate. *That is the Woman

that stood by GEJ till he became the President of Nigeria.

Now, answer these questions...

* How many of you ladies here can

do this for the Love of a Man?

* How many of you guys can boast

that your girl can stand by you like Patience did?

* How many of you guys prefer a lady that speaks Good english

but will be the worst wife ever

* How many of you guys will

prefer a wife that speaks good english but will be your downfall

tomorrow..

A wife that speaks good english

but will make your life miserable like hell on earth - Is that what

you prefer? Many of you have left your boyfriends because he

doesn’t have money, men are in a big race to marry a big girl -

then you stand and say

"There is GOD oooo

OF COURSE, THERE'S A GOD

who doesn't judge by outward appearances or the fluency of

anybody's spoken English a good wife stick to the husband no matter what nd so a good husband does 

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WW

Here are the face and pictures of some chibok girls kidnapped by bokoharam 

See the faces & names of

some of the kidnapped Chibok

girls Here are the faces and names of some of the

school girls kidnapped on April 14th in the Chibok

community in Borno state by Boko Haram men.

Photos released by ThisDay Newspaper. UN Special Envoy for Global Education, and former

UK Prime Minister, who was in Nigeria this week

shares his experience. Find the article he wrote

about the Chibok girls below.. "I was shown these pictures after visiting

Nigeria this week.

 I met the leader of the

community council in Chibok, the town from

which the girls were abducted. Slowly and with tears in his eyes, he flicked

through a file in which he had recorded the

names and photographs of the girls.

Continue... Not even the police and Army have managed

to compile such detail he has amassed from

talking to the parents of the kidnapped

teenagers. The file has 185 pages — one for every girl.

Each page has a photograph, and beside

each passport-sized picture some stark facts

— the girl’s name, her school grade and the

date of abduction. 

For the other 19 abducted

girls, he has yet to locate photographs. He will. The community leader and the girls’ families

have given permission for their names and

photographs to be put into the public domain

so the world is reminded of the missing girls.

He is being helped to publicize this by Arise

TV chief Nduka Obaigbena. 

There is also a file on the 53 girls who

escaped by running for their lives from their

Boko Haram kidnappers. I have spoken to three who fled. All want to

be doctors and work as medical helpers in

their communities. But for now, their lives are

on hold. They are unable to finish their exams, unable

to find a safe place to study near home and

are still in fear of another attack from Boko

Haram. They have lost a year of their

schooling and they are traumatised by the

kidnapping of their friends. For a teenage girl, eight weeks in captivity

could have life-time consequences — and for

their families it is torture. 

The idea that your

daughter should go to school one day and

never return is every parent’s nightmare. 

Not

to know whether they have been molested, trafficked or are even alive is a living hell. These girls were abducted for the sole reason

that their captors believe that girls have no

right to an education. Yet this civil rights struggle is being fought out,

brutally and — for most of the time — shamefully

unobserved. On one side, terrorists, murderers, rapists and

cowards, hell-bent on acts of depravity. On the

other, defiant, relentless, brave-beyond-

comprehension young girl-heroes and boy-heroes

desperately fighting for a future but, sadly, in a

world largely oblivious to their plight. In Britain and in the United States, we do find out.

We do learn about abuse and horror from across

the globe and we do react. But it’s often too late,

and then, inevitably, it’s always too little. We

should not fail young people, but it seems like we

always do. But we can’t forget. We owe them. We can’t give

up because they won’t have given up.

More score on people killed in boko haram attack in borno state 

Boko Haram members around 7am today June

21st attacked two villages, Koronginim and Ntsiha

near Chibok in Borno state killing scores of people. An eye-witness from one of the villages attacked,

Koronginim, said the men were over 20, and came

to their village in two vehicles painted in army

colour and all carried sophisticated weapons. He

said villagers didn't at first run for their lives when

they saw the men because they believed they were soldiers, but then the men opened fire and started

shooting people dead.

The Truth About Eating Before Bed

"Eating before bed makes you gain fat."Sigh. Eating right before bed does not make you gain fat. It's actually quite the opposite. Eating before bed will not only help you build muscle, it will also improve recovery between training sessions, games and practices.

Just be sure to follow these simple rules when you eat before bed.

Rule 1: Choose Slow-Digesting Protein

This can come from cottage cheese, chicken breast, lean turkey breast or casein supplements. Each of these protein sources contains protein that digests slowly and feeds the muscles throughout the night. They are also high in leucine, the amino acid responsible for stimulating the protein mTOR, which activates muscle protein synthesis. Consume 14-30 grams of slow-digesting protein 30 minutes before bed. Stay away from red meat, whey concentrate and isolate proteins, since these digest more quickly, leaving you without critical nutrients.

Rule 2: Choose CarbohydratesWisely

Carbohydrates don't deserve their bad rap. The body needs them to replenish glycogen stores post-workout and to limit the rate of muscle protein breakdown. Having carbohydrates at night can diminish the rate at which muscle protein breakdown occurs while you sleep.

The key is to stick with high-fiber vegetables and fruits that are low in sugar and won't elicit too large of an insulin response, especially if your goals are to lose fat and build muscle. Cherries and berries are good selections, because they are low on the glycemic index. Each is high in vitamins C and E, which play important roles in controlling inflammation and soreness.

Stay away from starches high in sugar like candy, chips and bread. These foods generate a large insulin response, which aids in storing fat, and sugar can interfere with the sleep cycle. Consume under 20 grams of carbohydrates 30 to 60 minutes before bed.

Rule 3: Eat a Small Amount of Fat

Healthy fats from sources like oils and nuts are a great addition to your bedtime protein snack. Fats are resistant to water and, when ingested, slow the emptying of food in your stomach through the release of the hormone cholecystokinin. Therefore, the ingestion of fat helps those slow-digesting proteins feed your muscles even longer through the night. Almonds, nut butters and fish oil are great choices.

Examples of Easy Bedtime Meals

• 1 cup 2% low-fat cottage cheese
• 2-4 oz. chicken breast with 1 cup red peppers and 1/2 cup bing cherries
• 2-4 oz. turkey with 1 cup almonds and 1 cup broccoli
• Protein shake with 1 scoop of a low-carb protein blend, 1 cup unsweetened almond milk, and 1 tbsp. of almond or peanut butter
  
  .

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Award winning art work ( street art work )

Update

 How To Open & Verify a Paypal Account in Nigeria
Fraddo 

It’s all over the internet, so this shouldn’t amaze you that PayPal now accepts Nigerians to open a paypal account.

This have been great news for most Nigerian internet users that deals with a lot of shopping online, but right now, PayPal still limits the peer-to-peer transactions for Nigerian users, but the good news now is that Nigerian users can still operate a PayPal account in Nigeria and use it to pay for products and services on sites that accept PayPal.

Right now, PayPal is now accessible by millions of users in at least  200 countries including Nigeria.

As we talk, i already have a Verified PayPal account opened with a Nigerian IP, and verified with my Guarantee Trust Bank Naira MasterCard (GTB ATM card).

So here are the steps on how to successfully open a verified PayPal account in Nigeria.

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How To Open & Verify PayPal Account in Nigeria

All you need first is that you need to have a credit card to verify your account.

• First, go over to https://www.paypal.com/ng/ and click on “Sign Up“.

• Once you are on the page, now click on the “Open an Account” and click on Individual account type (most preferred)
• After that, then input your details using a valid email address (if you already have an account, make sure the email haven’t been used before)
• After that, then click on “Agree and Create Account” button.
• You will be taken to another page with a captcha check (or it might be below your Registration Form) now type in the characters you see in the image and click on “Continue”.
• Now, you will be prompted to enter your card details on the next page, input your credit card / ATMcard details like card number, the expiry date and the3 digits at the back of the card in the spaces provided. Make sure that the address matches with the one you open your bank account with to ensure smooth process.

 

• Now click on “Continue” to proceed to your account.

Almost done.

• Then go over to your email and click on the verification link sent to you by PayPal. When you click on the link, you will be redirected to PayPal and you will be prompted for your password to log in and then you will be shown a page to set 2 security questions incase you loose your account. Doing all of this verifies your email account.

• Now, in your account page click on, click the ‘Get Verified” link or the “Link and confirm credit or debit card” link like below

• Then you will be redirected to a new page to confirm your card for verification. The card type, the last four digits of the card to confirm and the billing address will be displayed. Click on “Continue” to proceed.

• Now click on “Continue”, PayPal will now charge the card $1.95 ( N320 naira equivalent) on your card for verification but wll be refunded within 24 hours after you confirm your card.
• You will get a debit alert from your bank via sms or email and you will see a 4-digit code associated with the amount that was charged by PayPal.

 

• Once you get the text or mail from your bank, now go over to your PayPal account and click “Confirm my debit or credit card“.
• Enter the 4-digit code you get from the sms or email and click “Confirm Card” button.

• Once you click confirm card, then you will get a confirmation message like below

 

• Now check your My account tab, and you will see that your status is now verified like below:

That’s all.

Opening a PayPal account in Nigeria is now as simple as opening a Facebook account. You can immediately start using your newly created PayPal account. You can make payments with it and your linked credit card will be billed.

PayPal is expected to add more features soon especially with the springing growth of e-commerce in Nigeria.

News

Military arrest 486 suspected bokoharam members in Abia state

According to a report by Guardian, not less than 486 suspected Boko Haram members including

eight women were arrested by the military

personnel of the 144 battalion of the Nigerian Army

with base at Asa in Ukwa West council of Abia

State. Full report below... Abia State Information Commissioner, Chief

Eze Chikamnayo, who took some reporters to

the military camp yesterday to see the

suspects said they were arrested around 3:00

a.m. on Sunday along Enugu-Aba-Port

Harcourt Expressway at Arongwa area called Imo Gate, which is a boundary between Abia

and Rivers states. He said that the suspects whose ages were

from 15 years were traveling on 35 buses

from undisclosed northern states to the South

South.  He said that they claimed to be going

to search for jobs, adding that two of the

buses later escaped. Continue... The commissioner spoke in the presence of the

Battalion Commander, Lt. Colonel Rasheed

Omolori, whose only comment was that the report

had already been sent to his headquarter. It was also disclosed that somebody whose name

was not made known, had come to secure the

release of the suspects but was arrested and

detained. Reacting to the incident, the state Police Public

Relations Officer ( PPRO),  Mr. Geoffery

Ogbonna,  said  that  the matter was a military one

and had not been reported to the police command.

He said that when he contacted the Army Public

Relations Officer in the state whose name he did not mention, he told him (PPRO)  that he was not

yet aware of  the matter. And following the bomb found on the premises and

inside the Living Faith Church (a.k.a Winners

Chapel), Port Harcourt Road, Owerri, capital city of

Imo State, the Imo State Governor, Rochas

Okorocha,  in conjunction with security chiefs

yesterday launched what he called “Operation Know Your Neighbour.” The occasion was attended by a cross section of

stakeholders in the state amid heavy security. The meeting resolved as follows:

“. Hotels in the state should install security

cameras and on daily basis always forward the list

of their guests to the Director of SSS.

 “. Trailers bringing food items from the North would

no longer be allowed to come into the state at night but only in the day, and the food items would be

off-loaded at a designated place off the state

capital.

 “. Residents in the state must also be careful with

broken bottles, cans, leather bags, parked tankers

and vehicles around their homes, public places and public buildings.

“.  Traditional rulers in the state were directed to

summon emergency meetings of their various

communities to take stock of strange faces living

with them.

 “. Uncompleted buildings in the cities in the state and environs without security guards will be taken

over by the government because criminals use

them as hideouts.

“. Lands left fallow for several years and not used

for any economic or gainful purpose but taken over

by criminals will be seized by the government “. Smoking of Indian hemp was also banned.

“.  A meeting of all non-indigenes in the state has

also been fixed.”

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Worshipers escape death as they uncover explosive bomb planted inside the church in owerri

According to a breaking news report on Premium Times, two Improvised Explosive Devices was discovered at a church, Winners Chapel on Port

Harcourt road in Owerri, Imo state this morning

June 15th. The police detonated the bomb after

detecting them. The Commissioner of Police in Imo

state, Abdumajid Ali, said they have arrested six

suspects over the discovery of the explosives. The police say they believe the explosives were

planted on Saturday night and timed to explode

after worshippers had gathered for worship today.

Thankfully it was discovered on time. Details later Update: Deputy Superintendent of Police Enwerem,

explains more about the incident this morning. “During their check, it was discovered that

Improvised Explosive Devices in forms of

refrigerator compressor concealed in sack

bags were discovered. One was promptly

detonated at the scene because it was on a

timer. The other one was dis-alarmed and then taken away for detonation.” The police spokesperson said those arrested have

not been directly linked to planting the deadly

explosives. “They were arrested because we believe we

might be able to obtain information that could

lead to the arrest of the perpetrators from

them,” Mr. Enwerem said. “Investigations are

ongoing.” The state police commissioner, Mr. Ali had while

briefing journalists at the church premises said the

command would do everything possible to unravel

the perpetrators of the act.

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A guy exposes his pic nd his naked girl friend on twitter see photo on 

Some girl really need to have a second thought on their actions dnt expect someone to love u after all dis exposure of their body nd later hoping tht the right man will come and love them definitely a wrong woman gets married to a wrong man because iron attracts only metals 

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Nigerian woman smuggled to

the UK to work as sex slave &

forced to undergo voodoo to

prevent her from running away

3 members of an international prostitution ring that

smuggled a Nigerian woman into the UK to work as

a sex slave under the threat of a voodoo curse

faced jail yesterday June 13, UK Daily Mail reports The gang conned the innocent 23-year-old into

flying to Heathrow Airport on a bogus passport

with the promise of education, a job and a

new home. Before leaving Nigeria, she was raped and

forced to go through a black magic ‘juju’ death

ritual to prevent her running away. But when the woman arrived in London, her

employment failed to materialize. Instead, she

was told she was destined to work as a sex

slave in Italy, a court heard. Convicted: Gang members; Johnson Olayinka (left)

and Florence Obadiaru (right). Continue... The plan was only thwarted when Italian authorities

spotted her forged ID and sent her back to the UK. It is believed the woman is just one of many

victims of the group, based in Africa, that traffics

young women through England to work as

prostitutes in mainland Europe. Olusoji Oluwafemi, 44, Johnson Olayinka, 45, and

Florence Obadiaru, 48, were convicted of

trafficking the woman into the UK for sexual

exploitation and arranging for her transfer to Italy.

Oluwafemi and Olayinka were also found guilty of

conspiring to get the woman a false passport. Oluwatosin Osoba, 48, was acquitted of the same

charge following a trial at the Old Bailey. Judge Rebecca Poulet said custody is inevitable

and sentence was adjourned until July 11.

The victim, who only spoke a little English, had

been recruited by a Nigerian local called Beneditta

in her home village near Benin City.

Her family had struggled financially since the death of her father in 2008, but she aspired to become a

nurse. In February 2011, Beneditta offered to help the

young woman by sending her to England to be

educated properly and get a job, the court heard. She was told the cost would be £40,000 - which

she would have to repay to the organisers.

Prosecutor Christopher Ames told the court: ‘She

had no idea at all what £40,000 was in her own

currency, her life had been very hard after her

father died, and she jumped at the chance to be educated and be trained for a job, and get away

from the desperation and misery of her current

family situation. ‘She was very excited, a naive young girl, at the

prospect of going abroad.’

She was sent to the Nigerian capital of Lagos on

March 23, 2011, to meet a man called Felis who

made her a false passport and coached her in

getting through UK immigration. ‘While he was doing that, he began to sexually

assault her’, said Mr Ames. ‘That led him to beat her with a belt and that in turn

led to him raping her that night.’

When she complained to Beneditta the next

morning, she was told: ‘It was what you should

have expected’.

She was then told to pose for photos with a man who would pretend to be her husband. In September 2011 she was summoned to the west

African country of Benin to get a visa. The woman

was then told to swear an oath to repay the money

in a ceremony that involved cutting her armpit and

pubic hair and taking finger nail clippings.

‘The oath she was solemnly required to take was to repay that money, £40,000, on pain of death if she

did not,’ said Mr Ames.

‘This was what was known as a juju ceremony.’

She was driven to Lagos on September 12, 2011

and put on a plane to the UK, meeting Olayinka at

Heathrow Airport. Olayinka, calling himself ‘Mike’, checked her into

the Marbella Hotel in Peckham, south London, and

took away her money and passport.

She was next taken to the house of Obadiaru, an

old friend of Beneditta’s, and kept there for a few

weeks with no sign of a job or education. Obadiaru’s son, who suffers from learning

difficulties, groped her on the first night in the

house in Brockley, southeast London.

But when she complained, Obadiaru allegedly told

her: ‘What do you think you are here for?’ The woman was told she was being sent to Italy on

October 3, 2011, and collected another false

passport from Olayinka’s home.

‘It was then for the first time that this very young

girl from a small village in Africa, miles away from

home, realised she was about to be sent to Italy to be forced into prostitution’, Mr Ames said. ‘She came to that gradual realisation, and she

suddenly remembered hearing conversations

between some men and their girls in Italy.

‘She couldn’t speak Italian and there was no

question of her being able to work in Italy in the

normal sense. ‘She became very upset and fearful of what

awaited her.’

The gang’s plan was thwarted by Italian

immigration officials, who stopped the woman on

an obviously forged passport at Milan Airport and

sent her straight back to the UK. After she was detained by immigration officials, the

woman led them to the alleged identity factory in

Osoba’s flat in South Bermondsey, southeast

London, and laptops which had been used to make

false documents by Olayinka. Mr Ames said the National Crime Agency launched

Operation Visionary after quizzing the woman ‘to

penetrate and stop the activities of an organised

crime group based in Africa and here in England,

which has as its aim the trafficking of vulnerable

young women from Nigeria to European countries, including Italy and France for the purpose of

prostitution’ Oluwafemi, of South Bermondsey, southeast

London, Olayinka, of Peckham Rye, southeast

London, and Obadiaru, of Brockley, south London

denied conspiracy to traffic a person to the UK for

the purpose of sexual exploitation, and conspiracy

to traffic a person out of the UK for the purpose of sexual exploitation.

Oluwafemi, Olayinka, and Osoba, of South

Bermondsey, southeast London, denied conspiracy

to commit an offence of possessing false identity

documents.

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Kim wears see-through top &

flesh coloured bra to Kanye's

concert

It's all good 

News

Afro pop star, D’Banj, has revealed that he will

involve his former producer and partner, Don

Jazzy, in the production of his next album. The award-winning musician recently disclosed

this in an interview with UK radio and TV

personality, Tim Westwood. The self-

acclaimed Kokomaster said he is planning to

do a ‘Best of D’Banj’ album for his forthcoming

10th anniversary. He further disclosed that Don Jazzy will

produce the album for him. However, a date for the album release is yet to

be fixed but fans can expect nothing short of a

master piece. It would be recalled that the two music

heavyweights went their separate ways in 2012

after months of speculations and wild

rumours.

News

Just as Nollywood is burying late icon Amaka Igwe today, multiple sources are confirming that gospel singer Kefee has shockingly passed on. Kefee who has been comatose since she slumped on a US bound flight 15 days ago, reportedly gave up the ghost on Thursday, June 12, 2014. Sources say the singer had finished recording songs for her upcoming album in Nigerian and was returning to Chicago where she was based. Friends and associates, including Darey, Yaw, Yemi Alade are already mourning on Social media.