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For a start, you’d seem confused at first…thinking the Photo is a work of art, probably Photoshop? But think again! That’s some crazy Hips right there..Dayum!
The beautiful lady has been trending on Social media…and I don’t know why! Lol
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Find Below an Update on The Girl who was tortured by men who she refused their sexual advances.
Little Uzoamaka has settled into the home of Ms Rita Nnenna Anoh, GMD VEROZ GROUP; who is her benefactor.
Accordingly, her full scholarship to university level has been activated. In addition, Uzoamaka is now a bonafide member of the peaceful and blessed home of Ms Anoh who recently emerged THE MOST CELEBRATED FEMALE PERSONALITY OF THE YEAR at the 2016 NIGERIA ROLE MODELS AWARD held in Lagos.
One can only imagine the joy and overwhelming satisfaction of Uzoamaka as she moved into the palatial home of the Anohs.
In order to ensure a complete switch from the pains of her past and prepare her for her new life, Uzoamaka was taken on an expansive shopping spree, registered for medical assessment and psychotherapy while efforts are on to register her in a decent school ahead of the commencement of the new academic session.
It has indeed been an unending dream for her and her elder sister who was on hand to witness this magical transformation.
I invite all men and women of goodwill to join me in extending profound thanks and gratitude to Uzoamaka’s new mum, RITA NNENNA ANOH, for her tremendous show of love to an otherwise destitute orphan.
Below are some of the pictures of Uzoamaka and her new family on her first day at home.
An official of the Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC), Segun Enikuemehin, who dared to ask some military men who were assaulting a civilian to desist from such a dastardly act is currently at the Lagos State University Teaching Hospital (LUTH) with one of his eyes totally damaged.
According to Sahara Reporters, the incident occurred on Sunday afternoon when Mr. Enikuemehin came upon the military men beating a harmless civilian.
Convinced that the military officials would beat the man to death if nothing was done, he reportedly walked up the angry soldiers and pleaded that they let the man go or hand him over to the police if he had done something illegal.
The military men would not take such effrontery lightly as they descended on the Good Samaritan and started beating him as well.
But not even the beating from the soldiers would discourage him, and he managed amidst his own beating to rescue the already battered man, whom he then took to the Adekunle Police station at Ebute Metta.
Thereafter, Mr. Enikuemehin led the police back to the venue of the incident. Upon sighting him in the company of the policemen, the soldiers, who were by that time already cooling off at a nearby beer parlor, became even enraged and descended on Mr. Enikuemehin, during which they eye was plucked out.
The damaged eye was reportedly picked from the ground and the man rushed down to the General Hospital. Rejected upon arrival by that hospital, the blinded man reportedly asked that he be taken to LUTH.
Meanwhile, the soldiers, upon realizing what they had done, were said to have taken to their heels but were overtaken by residents and handed over to the police.
The story got messier when a relative of the stabbed Federal Road Safety Officer went back to the police station only to find that the military men had already been released by the police. While still digesting that development, one of the accused soldiers walked into the station in the company of a senior officer who was identified as Captain Okoli.
Speaking to SaharaReporters, Mr. Enikuemehin’s Uncle, Prince Ojatunwse Oluwajoba, said the DPO of Adekunle Police Station informed him when he got there that the soldier who stabbed his nephew had been handed over to the military authorities. He said that soldier, who had been in civilian clothes when the incident happened, arrived at the police station with Captain Okoli to collect his identity card and other personal effects that had been taken from him at the station.
According to Mr. Oluwajobaa, doctors at LUTH are now saying his nephew’s left eye has been completely damaged and that the second eye might be affected as well if proper medical care is not given.
James Omale, a 41-year-old man, has insisted that his wife must swear she is not having an affair.
He made his claim yesterday, before an Igando Customary Court, Lagos, that his wife must go to his village and swear an oath to proof her fidelity.
According to Vanguard, Omale, a self-employed, told the court while responding to a divorce suit of a two-year-old marriage filed by his wife, Yetunde, said:
“My wife knows that she is guilty of adultery, that is why she is afraid to go to my village to swear.
“She left her matrimonial home for a month to an unknown destination. In my tradition, when a woman leaves her matrimonial home and wants to come back, she must first go to our village to swear that no man has slept with her.
“My wife left my house without my consent and when she returned, she refused to go to my village instead, she rushed to court to ask for divorce.”
He described his wife as “an ingrate,” saying
“I sponsored Yetunde from her 100 level to final year. After her graduation, I lost my banking job and she told me she was not interested in the marriage again.”
The petitioner, Yetunde, 29, had filed the suit seeking for the dissolution of the marriage over alleged use of force by her husband to make her swear an oath. She told the court that her husband asked her to go to his village to make sacrifice.
According to Yetunde,
“my husband tells me to travel to his village in Benue State to make sacrifice and swear to an oath to prove that no other man had slept with me.
“He tells me that he always sees a man making love to me in his dream. His elder brother is an herbalist and his wife is currently mad, while his second brother’s wife has been sick for years without solution.
“They cast spell on the wife of his other elder brother who is now a prostitute. I will never be a victim of their evil plan.”
The mother of one added:
“My husband always leaves the house without my knowledge and he will never care to call me. Because of his bad behaviour, I went to stay in my parent’s house.”
The petitioner urged the court to dissolve the marriage because she was no longer in love with the husband.
President of the court, Mr. Adegboyega Omilola, adjourned the case to September 6 for judgment.
The students of UNILAG were given a sight to behold as the Fagunwa Hall girls of the school turned heads while they had a sexy car wash session.
The hot looking females who are spotted in bump shorts and ripped crop tops are celebrating the Hall’s week – in light of the celebration came the hot car wash which has had the school raving about it ever since.
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The corpses of two boys suspected to be twins who were reportedly left in the canal last week Friday, were recovered from the canal beside a filling station in the Ajangbadi area of Lagos by the State Police Command, and they have already begun investigation into the death of the two newborn babies.
According to Punch Metro, a crowd of residents who were drawn to the scene, was reported to have started taking snapshots of the babies before the arrival of policemen from the Ilemba Hausa division who later called the attention of the State Environmental Health Monitoring Unit that removed and deposited them in a mortuary.
While wondering why the residents did not act immediately when they saw the babies, a police source said that the twins were dead by the time they arrived at the scene.
“A resident alerted us to the scene. By the time we got there, the babies were already dead. There was a crowd of onlookers, some of them were taking snapshots. It is probable that the babies were dropped by their mother for reasons best known to her.
“We searched all the communities to see if we could find her or anyone who could volunteer any useful information, but we couldn’t. It is sad that while many women are looking for children, someone could take two baby boys and dump them in a canal,” he said.
SP Dolapo Badmos, who is the the State Police Public Relations Officer, confirmed the incident, saying that investigation was ongoing.
“We got the information around 1pm on Friday and our operatives attached to the Ilemba Hausa division went there and saw the corpses of the infants in the canal.
We discovered that they were two corpses of newborn male babies, packed in a polythene bag and abandoned by the canal by unknown person(s).
“The corpses were removed and deposited at the Badagry General Hospital morgue for autopsy. But effort is on to track down the perpetrator(s) of the act,” she said.
A 27-year-old pregnant woman suffered burns to 45 per cent of her body after she set herself aflame over her husband’s alleged extra-marital affair.
Cythia Njoki sustained injuries in her hands, abdomen, thighs and face after attempting to commits suicide in her house at Langalanga estate using Kerosene after her husband failed to explain where he spent the Saturday night, August 14.
Ms Njoki said her husband, a mechanic, failed to return home that night and when he came on Sunday evening, he kept on calling a woman she suspected was having an affair with him. In anger, she went into their bedroom, poured kerosene on her body and set herself alight.
“I had an issue with my husband after he failed to report home and on coming, he continued to call a woman he was having a relationship with. I was angry and burnt myself,” said Njoki who was in deep pain at Rift Valley Provincial Hospital.
Nursing officer in charge of the ward, Jenipher Mathenge said the patient was received on Sunday night at around 8pm in a critical condition.
“The patient was received in a very critical condition, with her hands, face, abdomen and thighs burnt. Her fingers are also totally burnt,” Mathenge said.
She said the Ms Njoki, who is six months pregnant also has breathing problems after she inhaled hot air.
They are investigating the status of the unborn baby after they noticed the foetus had irregular heart beat.
“The patient is pregnant and we are conducting further investigations to know the status of the unborn child,” she said.
The patient’s mother Mary Wangui said she rushed to the hospital immediately after she was informed about the incident but could not communicate with Njoki because she had breathing difficulties.
Ms Wangui said prior to the incident, Njoki had shared with her the problems she was going through due to the alleged promiscuity. She asked the husband what happened but he did not give a clear explanation, claiming to have received a phone call from a woman whom Njoki suspected was his lover.
