The Nollywood actress shared a video of herself in church as she knelt down and worshiped but some of her followers didn’t feel it right for her to record and share a video of herself while having her moment with the Supreme Being.
They took to the comment section to whip her some lashes. Read some of the comments below:
A petition has been launched against a man identified as Mohammed Alfayo pictured above who took to his page to share a photo of a girl said to be 10 years old, whom he claimed he had sex with.
The pedophile in one of his posts, asked the little girl to lift her top up so he could take a photo. He is said to be the son of a local Member of the County Assembly (MCA). A page, “Arrest Mohammed Alfayo” on Facebook has been launched where many Kenyans are demanding for his arrest.
Vice President of Nigeria, Prof. Yemi Osinbajo yesterday, October 2, 2016, while speaking at the Olive Tree parish of the Redeemed Christian Church of God (RCCG) said that he became the Vice President of Nigeria without.
According to him, his emergence without any personal effort showed that God is involved in the business of changing Nigeria.
“This country has gone forward and it is going to keep moving forward. The reason why I, Yemi Osinbajo, without asking for a position, was given the vice-presidency of this nation is because God’s hand is in this business.
And so, I am completely confident that despite where we are today, it is the dawn of a new beginning. It has begun to show and surely there is a very bright light at the end of the tunnel. God knows that this country has a plan and purpose in Africa and in the world; the plan and purpose will never diminish or be cut short”he said
A Hluhluwe man has said he will not be able to forgive the three (the third one held the camera) women who raped him.
A video of the incident appeared on social media and has since gone viral.
The man, whose name is known to the Daily News, said he was at home when a woman whom he knows called him over, saying she needed help with an electrical problem at her home.
“I went into her house and when I got there, I saw another girl in the room. I did not pay any attention to her. Then another girl who was hiding behind the door closed it, that’s when I realised that something was wrong.”
He said after they closed the door behind him, they told him they wanted to sleep with him.
“I initially thought they were joking,” he said.
However, he soon realised they were serious when he was attacked. He said he tried to defend himself but his arm was weak since he had injured it in an accident years ago.
He said he was let go and he went home and took a shower. He said the incident had left him feeling confused.
“I told my older sister about what happened but she thought I was joking.”
It was only after a video appeared online that she took what he said seriously and encouraged him to go to the police. He said he feared going to the police because he thought they would not take him seriously.
“When I told them what happened they were shocked. The three women were arrested the same day I reported the matter.”
The alleged rapists were people he knew and grew up with in the area, he said.
“I’m very angry,” he said of the assault. One of the families of the alleged rapists went to the man’s home to try to make amends, he said.
“My brothers and sisters were not having any of it,” he said.
He was looking forward to the trial and wanted the women to be severely punished.“People like that should not be part of society.”
What made it more difficult to move on was that the video was on social media and people had come to ask him what happened.
“It is something I never thought would happen to me. There is not much I can do but try to move on.”
According to Reese Mann, executive director of the South African Male Survivors of Sexual Abuse (Samssa), one out of six males before the age of 18 were sexually abused.
Mann said 19.3% of all sexual violations reported to police involved male victims.
“Male victims of sexual abuse are less likely than their female counterparts to report incidents of sexual abuse, because police and the judiciary don’t take it seriously,” Mann said.
Mann said a widely held myth was that if males got an erection and/or, ejaculated during the sexual abuse, they must have enjoyed it.
“A man being raped can still get an erection because it is in the physiological make-up of males that if they are caressed long enough they end up getting an erection,” said Mann.
He said there was also the myth that men should be capable of protecting themselves against sexual abuse.
“There are three stages that any victim of sexual abuse goes through, and they are called the three Fs.
“They can fight back, they can flee or they are just overcome by fear and the force exerted by the perpetrator, in which case they just freeze,” said Mann.
Police spokesman, Lieutenant-Colonel Thulani Zwane, confirmed the incident and said the women had appeared in the Hluhluwe Magistrate’s Court last Thursday and were expected to appear again on Tuesday for a bail application.
He said they were being held in custody.
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We’re not new to his nature, so his outfit comes as no surprise to us – the media personality rocked a full pleated skirt and sleeveless top to the 2016 Aquafina Elite Model Look on Sunday night.
Having his mindset that people are going to comment, the media personality posted the photo of his outfit on the Instagram and asked people, who don’t like it, to sue him.
He wrote it:
And yes, I wore a SKIRT to the 2016 Aquafina Elite Model Look Nigeria! Don’t like? SUE ME!
#27inchWaistForTheGods
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Following the news of the reality TV star being robbed of about $16million in an hotel apartment in France, full details of how the robbery went down has reached TMZ, as sources say Kim Kardashian was ordered out of bed by masked men she initially thought were going to rape her.
Kim was lying in bed with only her robe on when she heard boots pounding up the stairs of her 2 story apartment.
We’re told Kim saw at least one masked man and another wearing a police hat through a sliding glass door. She knew something was amiss, so she rolled off the bed and tried dialing her bodyguard on her cell phone.
Before she could finish dialing one of the men yanked the phone out of her hands. They zip tied her hands with plastic handcuffs and duct taped her to make it more secure. We’re told one of the men grabbed her by the ankles … Kim told cops at that point she believed she was about to be raped.
The robbers duct taped her ankles, picked her up and put her in the bathtub. She then started screaming … begging them not to kill her because she had babies. She went on to say she had money and they could take whatever they wanted.
Kim told cops the robbers did not know English and only spoke French. The only thing she understood … the men kept saying, “ring, ring.” Kim knew what they were after — the new ring she got from Kanye. She told them where it was in the apartment, but that was not the end.
Kim continued to beg and cry, and at that point the robbers duct taped her mouth shut.
We’re told a friend of Kim’s — Simone — was also in the apartment … sleeping in the downstairs bedroom. Simone heard the commotion and locked herself in the bathroom and called Pascal, the bodyguard, and Kourtney … telling them to hurry back because something was terribly wrong.
Pascal got back to the apartment 2 minutes after the robbers left.
The entire incident took around 6 minutes.
A Pakistani man has admitted the murdering of his younger sister in an ‘honour killing’ because she married a Christian man.
Mubeen Rajhu, 24, from Lahore, shot Tasleem, 18, in the head at home in August after he discovered his Muslim sister had defied the family and married a Christian.
He had been taunted by co-workers who had seen Tasleem in their neighbourhood with the man. Rajhu, who is from a poor neighbourhood on the northern edge of Lahore, is being held by police.
He said he had demanded that his sister swear on the Quran that she would never marry the man.
He said:
‘I told her I would have no face to show at the mill, to show to my neighbors, so don’t do it. Don’t do it. But she wouldn’t listen.
‘I could not let it go. It was all I could think about. I had to kill her. There was no choice. There was no yelling, no shouting. I just shot her dead.’
Ali Raza, a co-worker at the mill, said the taunting of Rajhu about his sister had gone on for months.
He said:
‘He used to tell us, “If you don’t stop, I will kill myself. Stop!” The guys here told him, “It would be better to kill your sister”.’
Raza said Rajhu told them he had bought a pistol and one day in August stopped coming to work. However, Tasleem’s father Mohammed Naseer Rajhu puts the blame on his daughter.
Daily Mail reports he said:
‘My family is destroyed. Everything is destroyed only because of this shameful girl. Even after death I am destroyed because of her.’
The number of ‘honour killings‘ in Pakistan has increased over the past few years. According to the Human Rights Commission of Pakistan, 1,184 people were killed in 2015, compared to 869 in 2013.
