Thursday, 1 September 2016
Ese Walter Confesses She Never Loved Her Husband But Just Had To Marry Him For The Sake Of ‘Mrs’
To think their wedding photos, honeymoon, and photos of them that were splashed on the internet back then radiating love was ‘fake’ is heartbreaking. Personally, we think Ese spoke too much. Gosh there was no love? Wow, it all looked to lovely and we thought they were the best couple ever. We pray for more strength for them. What she wrote on instagram after the cut.
"When I agreed to marry him two and a half years ago, I didn't love him. Heck I didn't love my own self. I just needed a change of story. I needed to stop being the girl everyone called an evil mistress and "graduate" to somebody's Mrs. I thought the Mrs title was going to save my ass and bring me some sort of redemption. I was wrong.
Calling what happened next a disaster is putting it mildly. Weeks into living together brought out the worse in both of us. I thought I made a mistake. I didn't trust him so why was I married to him. We would argue over everything and I convinced myself I wanted out despite the baby on the way. In therapy I was able to face my own demons for the first time. I realised it was never about him or the other guys I dated. I was always looking for a fix outside of myself. I was always needing someone to take away the pain and save my lonely self. I was looking for what I wasn't because I thought that could heal me.
Months of living outside my comfort zone and going where the pain was brought me face to face with my demons that saved me. I didn't trust him because I didn't trust me. I couldn't love him because I had no love to give. I was always blaming him because it was easier to project than take responsibility. As I started to evolve and see my own self, I was able to see him for the first time. As I started loving myself, I was able to love him and now as I learn to trust myself, I am trusting him, one day at a time. As I lay beside him last night I remembered a quote I read sometime ago. I don't remember who said it but it read, "when you love the one you got, the one you got becomes the one you love." When I stopped trying to change him and let him be, I was able to give room for his own evolving. He ain't perfect. Who wants perfect anyways? I am learning that all is as it should be in the Universe, there are no mistakes only feedback. The Universe brought the one I needed for my evolving and I am thankful. GRATITUDE is my dominant feeling this morning. If you are struggling with the one you love, know that the world's standard of love is fucked up. Vibrate higher and love because of love.
'I was weak, upset and spoke out of tongue'- Don Jazzy finally speaks on his rift with Olamide at Headies
After 9 months of silence, popular music producer and Mavin boss, Don Jazzy has finally addressed his rift with Olamide at the Headies early this year.
Don Baba J as he is fondly called, told NotJustOk that he regrets his actions because he spoke out of anger, adding that he is very emotional about his kids (Korede, Reekado and Di'ja).
His words: "I learnt a lesson about anger, I don't really get angry like that. At that particular point, I was angry and emotional about my kids. You have to understand there's no greater love than the love of a father for his children. I think that's the way people should know the amount of love you have for whoever is working for me. Especially those three.
I guess I was weak, I was upset, spoke out of tongue. I'm sorry to my fans that expected better from me."
Also speaking on how they both resolved the issue, he said, "That's the beauty about adults. In two seconds after saying all that I regretted my actions. I realized that he did too and we got along. We didn't want it to escalate."
Recall that on the first day of 2016; January 1, Olamide infamously went head to head with Don Jazzy after Reekado was announced the winner of Headies Next Rated Award that comes along with a brand new jeep.
Paul Enenche's sister slaps church member for crying during brother's burial
The burial of Rev Sammoses Enenche, younger brother of Senior Pastor of Dunamis International Gospel Centre, Dr Paul Enenche reportedly took place yesterday, Wednesday, at Adupi Orokam, Ogbadibo LGA of Benue State. but it was almost marred by the drama that broke out during the interment. Idoma Voice reports that the mild drama broke out after the deceased sister, Vera Aluma slapped a certain Josephine Akor for crying during the interment.
It was gathered that Josephine, who was a member of the prayer warrior team in the late Sammoses' church could not hold back tears as she watched her General Overseer lying motionless in the coffin.
Mrs. Aluma had earlier during her speech said she was not mourning the late brother and as such nobody should mourn.
However, Josephine got more than she bargained for when she broke down in tears on sighting the corpse.
From nowhere, Mama Vera, as Aluma is fondly called slapped her twice and ordered her to shut up, stressing that the venue was not a ground for mourners.
The situation created scene but was quickly brought under control by nearby people and her other siblings.
Rev Sammoses Enenche died in June 20, 2016 after he suddenly slumped and was rushed to the general hospital in Abuja where he was confirmed dead by the doctors.
It was gathered that Josephine, who was a member of the prayer warrior team in the late Sammoses' church could not hold back tears as she watched her General Overseer lying motionless in the coffin.
Mrs. Aluma had earlier during her speech said she was not mourning the late brother and as such nobody should mourn.
However, Josephine got more than she bargained for when she broke down in tears on sighting the corpse.
From nowhere, Mama Vera, as Aluma is fondly called slapped her twice and ordered her to shut up, stressing that the venue was not a ground for mourners.
The situation created scene but was quickly brought under control by nearby people and her other siblings.
Rev Sammoses Enenche died in June 20, 2016 after he suddenly slumped and was rushed to the general hospital in Abuja where he was confirmed dead by the doctors.
Wow Freeze Actually Edited The Photo With Elsie, Basket Mouth’s Wife-Prove Photos
Remember the photo Freeze posted online with Basket Mouth’s wife after Bovi took a shot at him? Well the photo was carefully doctored. Freeze actually edited the part his ex-wife was to make it look like he was just with Elsie alone while pecking her and the photo was taken. Well Bovi has now posted the full photo.
Lol, we know Bovi wasn’t with Basket Mouth then, so Basket Mouth must have given him the photo to correct the impression Freeze was ever with his wife, lol. Do you blame him? Now that’s the full photo above and what Bovi posted alongside with it below..
Bovi you sef stay out of their quarrel o, abi you no read Freeze’s latest interview that he said he loves Basket to death?
Lol, we know Bovi wasn’t with Basket Mouth then, so Basket Mouth must have given him the photo to correct the impression Freeze was ever with his wife, lol. Do you blame him? Now that’s the full photo above and what Bovi posted alongside with it below..
Bovi you sef stay out of their quarrel o, abi you no read Freeze’s latest interview that he said he loves Basket to death?
Check out How Lady Who Stabbed Boyfriend 22 Times Is Balling In Prison
Ruth Kamande is facing murder charges following the death of her boyfriend Farid Ahmed, over love triangle in Buru Buru estate in 2015.
Ruth beat 19 other contestants to win the annual beauty pageant.
Mohammed sustained stab wounds on his back, stomach, chest and neck. He died in hospital while undergoing treatment for the multiple stab wounds.
Ruth also sustained stab wounds on her stomach, right thigh and left hand during the incident.
Rihanna And Drake Just Made it Official as they Both Kissed Each Other Passionately On Stage
A fan captured the moment they locked lips in front of a screaming crowd.
RihRih is singing in a short black mini dress, as she slowly saunters over to her fellow star, showing off her super slim frame.
Grabbing hold of Drake, she then wraps her arms round his waist and plants a kiss on his lips, before carrying on a with a huge smile on her face.
Cool OAP Freeze Praise his new Woman with love for making Shawarma for him
"I came home after a stressful day at work. I sat at the table and asked bae, "What's for dinner darling?" She served me this. With eyes wide open I asked "you bought me a Shawarma?" No she smiled, and with a cute wink she replied "I made Shawarma for dinner!"
"Do people make Shawarma at home?" I wondered to myself.... "I must have hit the jackpot with this one! Haaaa, na suya e remain make bae cook for house."
Drifting back from my thoughts I asked, "this Shawarma, is it beef or chicken?" She smiled as she replied "No, it's grilled turkey". Haaaa, lobatan!
...6 minutes later, after devouring the two wraps I stole another wrap from Bae. I can't move, I'm tooooo full! I swear never to eat Shawarma outside again as nothing I have ever tasted even comes close to this in deliciousness, juicyness and texture!.....
Dear fans of Bae's cooking, if me and her ever fight, make una help me beg am make she nor vex o! Dem don use food tie me, hand and leg!
30 Young Girls Rescued From Pastor’s Alleged "Sex Camp" In Lagos
The 38-year-old Pastor Nkwocha, whose church is located at Sogunle area of Lagos metropolis, was accused of sleeping with some of the young girls, whose ages range from 10 to 15 years.
Lagos Police Public Relations Officer, SP Dolapo Badmos, confirmed the GO's arrest, adding that the Commissioner of Police, Fatai Owoseni, had ordered investigation into the case.
SP Dolapo said: “The command rescued about 30 young girls from the pastor’s custody. Two of them acknowledged he had canal knowledge of them. However, investigation is ongoing.”
Pastor Nkwocha, according to investigation, was addressing the congregation on Tuesday evening when policemen from Special Anti-Robbery Squad (SARS) stormed the church. The GO stopped the service when the policemen introduced themselves.
They whisked the pastor away, along with the girls.
When New Telegraph visited the church yesterday, some members looked dejected. They, however, denied that the pastor was sleeping with the girls.
The GO’s younger brother, Mr. Ikechukwu Nkwocha, said he was surprised when someone from the church called him on the phone that the pastor had been arrested.
He said: “We don’t live in the same house; I cannot speak on what I don’t know. It is only God Almighty that knows everything that transpired between my brother and the girls.
“He is such a nice person. When some of the girls come to church and complain of accommodation, he always comes to their aid by providing them an apartment in his house.
“The pastor is my blood brother. It was God who called him. Even as part of his efforts to alleviate the suffering of some of his church members, he is paying their school fees.
“He also registered some of them for GCE and WAEC. He is only assisting them; why should they pay him back in this form?”
They whisked the pastor away, along with the girls.
When New Telegraph visited the church yesterday, some members looked dejected. They, however, denied that the pastor was sleeping with the girls.
The GO’s younger brother, Mr. Ikechukwu Nkwocha, said he was surprised when someone from the church called him on the phone that the pastor had been arrested.
He said: “We don’t live in the same house; I cannot speak on what I don’t know. It is only God Almighty that knows everything that transpired between my brother and the girls.
“He is such a nice person. When some of the girls come to church and complain of accommodation, he always comes to their aid by providing them an apartment in his house.
“The pastor is my blood brother. It was God who called him. Even as part of his efforts to alleviate the suffering of some of his church members, he is paying their school fees.
“He also registered some of them for GCE and WAEC. He is only assisting them; why should they pay him back in this form?”
Mr Ikechukwu alleged that one of the girls, who the GO chased out, wrote a petition to the police. He added: “It was the petition which led to the arrest of my brother. The girl was brought to the church by a member after complaining of accommodation problem to that person. After a while, she started misbehaving in the church; that was why my brother sent her away.”
Mr. Ikechukwu also said that the policemen had searched Nkwocha’s house and no incriminating thing was found in his apartment. He said: “I believe it was because she was sent away from the house that made her to write the petition against the man of God.”
But a resident, who did not want her name in print, alleged that the pastor used the opportunity of providing the girls accommodation to have his way with them.
She told New Telegraph: “Bobble burst when one of the girls, Evelyn, who was chased away by the pastor for resisting his advances, reported the matter to the police.
“What we normally observe in the community is that, whenever there is a programme in the church, even on Sundays, girls are usually brought to the church in different commercial buses.”
Another resident, Mr. Taoreed Ajao, said they were tired of the “unruly behaviour” of the pastor in the area. He said: “Whenever they have their vigil in the church, they always increase the volume of their loud speakers which is affecting every resident.
Hardly would a day pass that they would not have a programme in the church. Government should come to our rescue and regulate the activities of the church.”
Mr. Ikechukwu also said that the policemen had searched Nkwocha’s house and no incriminating thing was found in his apartment. He said: “I believe it was because she was sent away from the house that made her to write the petition against the man of God.”
But a resident, who did not want her name in print, alleged that the pastor used the opportunity of providing the girls accommodation to have his way with them.
She told New Telegraph: “Bobble burst when one of the girls, Evelyn, who was chased away by the pastor for resisting his advances, reported the matter to the police.
“What we normally observe in the community is that, whenever there is a programme in the church, even on Sundays, girls are usually brought to the church in different commercial buses.”
Another resident, Mr. Taoreed Ajao, said they were tired of the “unruly behaviour” of the pastor in the area. He said: “Whenever they have their vigil in the church, they always increase the volume of their loud speakers which is affecting every resident.
Hardly would a day pass that they would not have a programme in the church. Government should come to our rescue and regulate the activities of the church.”
The Dirty Fight Between Big Lawyers (NBA) and EFCC
The EFCC Chairman, Ibrahim Magu, and others have blamed lawyers for the shortcoming the agency had in some convictions, as the EFCC has the best rate of convictions in Nigeria so far.
EFCC believes, as has been voiced by many, that lawyers are aiding treasury looters to evade justice by exploiting loopholes in the nation’s laws to frustrate the trials of big looters.
The EFCC also believes, as expressed by Magu, that senior lawyers in the country, who are acting as counsel for alleged treasury looters, are also beneficiaries of proceeds of corruption by taking what the anti-corruption czar described as “clearly tainted briefs”.
Magu once said, “The society is not served when prominent members of the Bar not only take clearly tainted briefs but even facilitate the commission of crimes by knowingly supplying the technical know-how and later helping in the dispersal of proceeds of crime.”
The hard feeling that exists between these two institutions graduated last March from mere feelings to physical attack when the EFCC descended on two Senior Advocates of Nigeria, Mr. Rickey Tarfa and Dr. Joseph Nwobike, by slamming bribery charges against them.
Tarfa and Nwobike were arraigned by the EFCC for allegedly offering gratification to judges to pervert the course of justice.
And then the EFCC became too certain that it was fighting a cabal when no fewer than 38 SANs rose from across the country to lead over 90 other lawyers to defend Tarfa.
The list contained the names of many prominent members of the Nigerian Bar, led by a former President of the NBA, Chief Wole Olanipekun (SAN).
Alarmed at this show of solidarity, Magu had then declared, “They have constituted themselves into a bloc surely to fight us back because they are beneficiaries of proceeds of corruption…
“Now, it has become a matter of concern because you now have professionals paid to fight us back…It is a solidarity against what we are doing. They are in solidarity with corruption to fight us back. And for me, I am already sold out. In fact, I prefer to die fighting corruption; that will be a great honour.”
Magu’s vow and the subsequent suspension of one of the judges caught in Tarfa’s web of alleged bribery, Justice Mohammed Yunusa, may also not be unconnected.
Justice Yunusa, to whom Tarfa allegedly gave a bribe of N225,000, was recently suspended by the National Judicial Council for granting many questionable restraining orders against the EFCC, including in the case of a former Aviation Minister, Ms. Stella Oduah, who sought the court’s protection from the EFCC prosecution over the purchase of two armoured BMW cars at an alleged questionable price of N255m in 2013.
Mahmoud, who was sworn in last Friday as the 28th President of the NBA in Port Harcourt to steer the wheel of the association for the next two years, was not unaware of the hard feeling between the EFCC and the NBA.
While campaigning to be elected NBA President, the ex-Attorney-General of Kano State had begged to be voted to redeem the negative public perception of the NBA as a body of corrupt elements.
During his visit to the Ikeja branch of the association in April, Mahmoud stood before his lawyer colleagues and told them that the NBA was under public attack as a result of the public impression that lawyers were frustrating trials of treasury looters.
He said, “In my 35 or 36 years of professional practice, I have not seen the Bar under the kind of scrutiny that it is now. There is an online survey going on, I don’t know if some of you have seen it, about what ordinary people think about the legal profession. If you haven’t seen it, please go and check. The majority of the opinion poll – and I am talking about absolute majority, 90 per cent –think lawyers are crooks; they think we are helping the politicians to engage in corruption and in subverting democracy and in subverting the rule of law and some of the recent things that we have seen have not helped that impression.
“Now, what it means is that we, lawyers, must rise up to the challenge. It can no longer be business as usual. We are facing a great challenge and I urge you to notice it.”
Mahmoud urged his colleagues to give him the responsibility of “reinventing” the NBA and working to correct the negative public perception of the NBA by electing him as its next President.
He said, “In electing me, you are electing a President who will ensure that we have a great new Bar, carefully independent and that can spearhead the reinvention – and I am not using the word lightly – of the legal profession as a thorough professional body.
“Already I know a number of my colleagues, very senior members of the Bar, I don’t want to mention their names, that are working very hard to look at this issue. We need to ensure that we look at our legal profession, take charge of it, reinvent ourselves, professionalise the Bar and look at the regulation of the Bar itself. If we don’t do this, somebody else is going to come and do it for us.We need to take charge of things and flush out all the bad eggs. And when I say flush out, I really do mean flush out. We must take charge of that process.”
The NBA election took place on July 30 and 31 and Mahmoud was declared winner with 3,055 votes ahead of his opponent, Chief Joe-Kyari Gadzama (SAN), who polled 2,384 votes.
Gadzama had rejected the election result and had headed for court to seek redress but Mahmoud was sworn in last Friday amidst controversy.
In his inaugural speech nearly 30 pages, Mahmoud reiterated his plan to sanitise the NBA and expose its bad eggs, he, however, courted trouble when he made a call for the stripping of the EFCC of its prosecutorial power.
He said, “We commend the efforts of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission for the work it is doing and for its modest achievements. However, going forward the NBA must demand the reform of the institution itself. We need to define its mandate more narrowly and more clearly. In my view, its broad operations as an investigative and prosecutorial agency should be reviewed.
“I recommend strongly that the EFCC be limited to investigation. The decision to prosecute and the conduct of the prosecution must be by an independent, highly resourced prosecution agency. In addition, the EFCC and the prosecution agency must be secured from political interference in their activities. There is absolutely no reason for it to report operationally or otherwise to the Presidency.”
But EFCC has concluded that Mahmoud’s call was motivated by his desire to shield high-profile treasury looters from being prosecuted.
In a statement through its spokesman, Wilson Uwujaren, the EFCC, in a very caustic tone, attacked the Mahmoud-led NBA, describing it as “a Bar populated or directed by people perceived to be rogues and vultures.”
The EFCC statement read in part, “The commission views, with concern, the call by the NBA President that the EFCC be stripped of its prosecutorial powers.
“The commission’s discomfort over this seemingly innocuous proposition, stems from the fact that Mahmoud was silent on the reason for his position. More importantly, the commission cannot comprehend how the redefinition of the EFCC’s mandate in narrow terms, ultimately whittling it down, fits into the clamour by Nigerians and the vision of the President Muhammadu Buhari administration for a vibrant and courageous anti-corruption agency.
“Instead, Mahmoud’s suggestions appears perfectly in sync with a cleverly disguised campaign by powerful forces that are uncomfortable with the reinvigorated anti-graft campaign of the EFCC and are hell-bent on emasculating the agency by stripping its of powers to a prosecute with the lame excuse that an agency that investigates cannot also prosecute.
“The question Nigerians must ask the Mahmoud-led NBA is, what is wrong with the EFCC prosecution? Mahmoud is in a position to answer this question. He was the Attorney General of the Federation’s counsel in the trial of former Delta State Governor, James Ibori, at the Federal High Court, Asaba, a case which the EFCC lost in questionable circumstances.
“But the same ingredients from that case were used to fetch Ibori a 13-year jail term in London. Mahmoud is also the commission’s counsel in the appeal against the infamous perpetual injunction from arrest and prosecution by a former Rivers State Governor, Peter Odili, which is still pending before the Court of Appeal in Port Harcourt, many years after it was filed.
“It is too much of a strange coincidence that the suggestion to strip the EFCC of its prosecutorial powers is being floated few months after the commission, in an unprecedented fashion, arraigned some senior lawyers for corruption. For the avoidance of doubt, the commission has recorded more convictions in the last one year than all the states and federal ministries of justices combined.
“Against this background, the current campaign appears to be self-serving, intended to create a cabal of untouchables who can be investigated but may never be prosecuted.”
Expectedly, the NBA did not take kindly to the EFCC describing its members as rogues.
In a statement by its General Secretary, Isiaka Olagunju, the NBA demanded a retraction of the statement by the EFCC.
Olagunju said, “The NBA condemns in the strongest term the use of abusive and uncivil language of ‘rogues and vultures’ and such structures by the public authority. Name-calling and abusive language is not expected of any public institution. It is unacceptable. The NBA demands unequivocal withdrawal of this statement and an unreserved apology from the EFCC.”
Agbakoba backs Mahmoud
Mahmoud, however, has, however, said he had no regret calling for the reform of the EFCC.
Maintaining his stand, he said, “There is no institution that should be sacrosanct in any democratic environment. Every institution should be scrutinized and its performance and responsibilities critically subjected to discussions.”
Though his call for the EFCC reform had drawn wide criticisms and declaimers, Mahmoud is not standing alone.
Standing with him is a former NBA President, Dr. Olisa Agbakoba (SAN), who in a statement on Tuesday suggested that the prosecutorial activities of the EFCC should be taken over by the National Prosecuting Coordinating Committee, recently created by the Attorney-General of the Federation, Mr. Abubakar Malami (SAN).
Agbakoba took this position on the platform of Human Rights Law Service, an organisation to which he is a senior counsel.
He said, “Whilst we have no objection with the EFCC investigating or the courts adjudicating, we believe the powers to prosecute should be vested in an independent highly resourced prosecuting agency. We appreciate the enormous work done by the EFCC since its establishment in 2003. 13 years on, the Federal Government needs to rejig the EFCC and other crime-fighting institutions to perform optimally. We support plan by the Attorney of the Federation to establish a National Prosecuting Agency.”
Sagay, others back EFCC, knock Mahmoud
On the other hand, however, the Chairman of the Presidential Advisory Committee Against Corruption, Prof. Itse Sagay (SAN), described Mahmoud’s call to divest the EFCC of its prosecutorial power as ignorant and mischievous and one against national interest.
Sagay, in a telephone interview with our correspondent, said, “The NBA President is either ignorant or mischievous; it cannot be any other thing; because the EFCC is the pride of the nation, which is the one institution we parade today as effectively fighting the anti-corruption war. It is the only example we can give to the whole world that we are sincerely and effectively fighting corruption. So, anyone who wants to reduce the power and the capacity of the EFCC does not mean well for this country.”
A member of the National Prosecuting Coordinating Committee, Mr. Dipo Okpeseyi (SAN), dismissed the suggestion that Malami created the NPCC to usurp the prosecutorial power of the EFCC.
He argued that in view of the volume of criminal cases in the country, the best that could be done is to further strengthened all crime-fighting agencies, including the EFCC, rather than divest them of the power to prosecute.
Okpeseyi said, “For now, we can only complement each other, because we don’t have enough prosecutors and that is why even cases that are prosecuted in the magistrate courts are still being handled by policemen. The EFCC, to some extent, also engages some private lawyers. The major issue is that we don’t have enough prosecutors now in Nigeria and that’s why the Attorney General has taken the step to have prosecutors trained…There might not be any need for the National Prosecuting Coordinating Committee to have any matter assigned except there are exceptionally bad situations and we believe that there is a need to have a second look at them. I don’t think there will be any clash, because they are all complementing each other.”
As against the call by Mahmoud that the EFCC’s activities should be limited to only investigation while another agency should prosecute, Okpseyi believes that there would be better chances of conviction if investigators and prosecutors work closely.
“It is also common knowledge that more than 80 per cent of the cases are cases that are not well prosecuted. And at times, all that’s needed is putting the relevant evidence together. If the prosecutor and the investigator don’t understand each other very well, investigators might even keep some evidence or some documents behind, believing that they are not vital. So, that is why what the Attorney General is trying to do now, apart from training investigators, is to ensure that the prosecutors and investigators are readily in contact. When they are in contact, there is a synergy; they will better understand each other, knowing that they are working together, so they can freely discuss.
“You know, it’s human nature to want to keep things, but when they closely work together, the prosecutor can say, ‘No, how about this area? Or how about skipping this? I don’t think they are relevant. Or just bring that, let’s see it’. And that might just be the key to unravel the case.
“Unlike what we have before that investigators are investigating, when they finish they just give the file to one prosecutor to go and prosecute; and then the prosecutor would be looking for the investigator and looking for the witnesses and he does not know them and the AGF wants to put an end to all of that.”
A Lagos-based lawyer, Mr. Jiti Ogunye, also differed with Mahmoud and described his call as uncalled for and misguided.
Ogunye said it was suspicious that Mahmoud singled out the EFCC out of all the other agencies that have prosecutorial power and even made the call in his inaugural address.
”Why people are angry with this call is that it doesn’t advance the anti-corruption struggle; two, this is not the first time that this call is going to be made. Why is it that the NBA, under the leadership of these seniors, is always urging that the EFCC be stripped of its prosecutorial power? In the past, under Mohammed Adoke, under Michael Aondoakaa, Bayo Ojo, these senior lawyers will always argue that it is the office of the Attorney General that can prosecute, believing that once that power is taken away from the EFCC, they will go and queue up for briefs. So, they are motivated by pecuniary interest and not national interest. And that’s why people are disclaiming this.”
Culled from Olufamous
We're not negotiating with the Niger Delta Militants yet because they're confused
NNPC has declared that Niger Delta militants are confused and disorganised at the moment. This was as indications emerged that government is yet to commence negotiation with the various militant groups over their inability to organise themselves.
Group General Manager, Public Affairs Division, NNPC, Mr. Mohammed Garba-Deen, explained that the confusion had made government officials more cautious, stressing that the government was taking its time not to negotiate with the wrong group.
According to Garba-Deen, “There is no confusion on the part of the Federal Ministry of Petroleum Resources. If anybody is confused, it is the militants that are confused because they are disorganised. They have refused to organise themselves into one, instead they have NDA, MEND and many others.
“So under this circumstance, the petroleum ministry is taking its time so that it does not negotiate with the wrong people. And that is not confusion. That is caution. The situation is causing concern and not confusion on our side, because we will like a situation where a credible and authentic group emerges.
“And whichever group emerges, it should have all the backing of those making agitations in the Niger Delta. So it is therefore important to state that we are not confused but cautious, because from all indications, the confusion is on the part of the militants from the region.”
See Boys That posed as ladies on Facebook, raped two ladies and recorded the act in Calabar (Photos)
Hours ago, a certain Facebook user Esame Nkim, shared some photos of these boys (pictured above) and how they were arrested on yesterday for posing as ladies on Facebook and then raping two ladies they invited to visit them at Atekong in Calabar.
They didn't stop there!
The young men also recorded the act and then asked the ladies to pay N30k or they will release the video clip on the internet.
Read the account below:
Female Staff In NPA Ordered To Stop Wearing Tight Clothes & Miniskirts
NPA’s general manager, Human Resources was quoted to have said: “It has been observed that despite the issuance of a couple of circulars on 25th August, 2008 and on 19th December, 2014 on corporate Dress Code, some employees still indulge in improper dressing to the office.
“For the avoidance of doubt, it is hereby reiterated that
inappropriate dressings such tight jeans trousers, cut-off trousers, mini-skirts/dresses, tummy and navel shirt transparent/exposing outfits, spaghetti strapped dresses, mismatched clothes, rubber slippers, tattered shoes and rough hairstyles, (to mention but a few) that are unnecessary distractions would no longer be condoned and will henceforth attract appropriate sanctions.”
The management thereafter urged sectional heads to monitor employees’ dressings with emphasis on decent and formal English wears.
The statement added: “In view of the foregoing and to further maintain a positive corporate image of a reputable organisation, all divisional, departmental and sectional heads, especially heads of personnel are once again enjoined to ensure monitoring of compliance of employees dressings with emphasis on decent, moderate and smart national and formal English wears.”
Unknown Gunmen In Military Uniform Abduct 3 Lagos Estate Landlords
Two of the landlords were reportedly abducted while going to their workplaces.
It was gathered that in the attack on Saturday, a woman, identified only as Mrs. Nwoche, was abducted from her residence and had yet to be released.
It was learnt by Punch that as the residents grappled with the shock, the gunmen on Monday at about 11am, reportedly waylaid two other landlords driving out of the estate and ordered them to the creek at gunpoint.
While one of the men was identified as Mr. Chima, the name of the other had yet to be ascertained.
The matter was said to have been reported at the Ojo Police Division, which sent operatives of the Rapid Response Squad, to comb the area.
As at the time of reporting, it was gathered that the three landlords had yet to be found.
Most of the estate residents were unwilling to comment on the incident, a commercial motorcyclist, who gave his name only as Ebuka, showed Punch the narrow bushy path through which the gunmen reportedly sneaked into the estate.
He said, “I did not witness the Saturday incident because it was around 9pm and people only heard some gunshots and ran inside their houses. The gunmen went away with a woman who stayed in a luxury apartment. She has yet to return.
“On Monday, the hoodlums came out in the morning. You would think they were soldiers who came to inspect the area. I saw them in military uniform standing near the plank bridge and holding a rifle.
“I was passing by with a passenger, but I saw that one of them held a pump-action rifle. Seconds later, they stopped two men who were driving out of the estate. The men were in different Sport Utility Vehicles, but were behind each other.
“They ordered them to come out and follow them. That was how they led the victims away into the swamp. We have yet to see either of them. Everyone is afraid. We suspect that the hoodlums are the militants who escaped from the military bombardments of the creeks.”
A worker on a building site, who spoke on condition of anonymity, said, “I was going to the site when I saw the soldiers standing by the bridge. They looked as if they had come to make an arrest.
“No one knew they were kidnappers. The family members of the victims have not been contacted. They are still in the dark. Some residents have fled from the estate for fear of abduction.
“Policemen in three vans came after the incident to patrol the area. They have been patrolling the estate since Monday, but the abducted landlords have yet to return.”
An armoured tank belonging to the RRS was observed driving into the swamp on Wednesday
The Lagos State Police Public Relations Officer, SP Dolapo Badmos, confirmed the attack. She said operatives of the command were already on a rescue mission.
Men Be Warned, Having Affair With Married Women Is 'Danger'
From time to time, I get letters from folks that are so interesting that I feel I ought to share them with the rest of you. A few days back, a letter simply signed “Iyabode” popped up on my e-mail and I couldn’t help chuckling to myself as I read it.
She wrote: “Dear Bunmi, I am one of the regular readers of your articles in The Vanguard every Sunday, and I do not even know how fully I can express my feelings about your articles. If I may tell you, they have really improved my lifestyle and I always make copies available to friends whenever the need arises.
Bunmi, I shall be grateful if you can please help write something one of these days on: Why men of today prefer married women as girlfriends. Honestly speaking, it is a vogue in town these days.
Bunmi, I shall be grateful if you can please help write something one of these days on: Why men of today prefer married women as girlfriends. Honestly speaking, it is a vogue in town these days.
Please help emphasize on the following points...
Class: This set of married women are known for their own class. Most of them are wives of rich and notorious men. These men also go out at all times with extremely younger girls, leaving their wives and kids at home, thinking that money can fix everything, forgetting about love and happiness.
S*x: This category of ladies are preferred by some young men because they do have wide s*xual experiences and they are very safe as they don’t pester the men for marriage.
Fashion: These ladies are very fashion conscious. They are seen in designer dresses and at beauty parlours. They do not mind how much they spend on manicures, pedicures and professionally applied make-up, all in order to look impeccably groomed. Not to talk of ridiculously expensive hair extensions. They are also seen in various body shops where they do expensive keep fit exercises.
Class: This set of married women are known for their own class. Most of them are wives of rich and notorious men. These men also go out at all times with extremely younger girls, leaving their wives and kids at home, thinking that money can fix everything, forgetting about love and happiness.
S*x: This category of ladies are preferred by some young men because they do have wide s*xual experiences and they are very safe as they don’t pester the men for marriage.
Fashion: These ladies are very fashion conscious. They are seen in designer dresses and at beauty parlours. They do not mind how much they spend on manicures, pedicures and professionally applied make-up, all in order to look impeccably groomed. Not to talk of ridiculously expensive hair extensions. They are also seen in various body shops where they do expensive keep fit exercises.
This set of ladies have all the time in the world to look after themselves as a result of their rich husbands not staying at home most of the time. Their main achievement is to dress to kill.
Conclusion: Most of these ladies do commit adultery shamelessly. They (the ladies) have all the time to have fun outside their matrimonial homes whenever their rich husbands are not around.
Advice: Bunmi, please advise us all against the danger in this type of reckless acts.
Advice: Bunmi, please advise us all against the danger in this type of reckless acts.
- From Iyabode
MTN Suspends Multi-Million Naira Contracts of Their Celebrity Ambassadors
The latest secret in town which the affected celebrities don't want people know, is that MTN Nigeria has suspended the multi-million Naira ambassadorship of many of their celeb ambassadors.
Minus regional ambassadors, Project Fame ambassadors including Iyanya, Praiz and Chidinma, and other ambassadors like Falz, Skales, Tekno and Nkem Owoh, everyone else has been suspended.
Sources say MTN told those affected that they had no roles for them at the moment and as such there is no need to renew their contracts. Truth is that, there is no money. Simple!
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