Federal Government Investigates Killing Of 3 Nigerians In Guinea-Bissau Over Allegations Of Child Kidnapping

One of the three Nigerians accused of kidnapping a child is protected by security forces, shortly before being lynched by a mob which managed to grab him from a police car as officers stood by powerless. 

Federal Government has ordered investigation into the reported killing of three Nigerians and the attack on the Nigerian Embassy in Guinea-Bissau. The affected Nigerians, who were alleged to have kidnapped a child, were lynched by rioters in Bissau.

Dr Reuben Abati, the Special Adviser on Media and Publicity to President Goodluck Jonathan, said:

“Indeed, during the FEC meeting today, the Minister of State for Foreign Affairs II, who is in-charge of Africa, briefed council about development in Guinea Bissau involving an attack on the Embassy, resulting in the death of at least one Nigerian.

How A Gay Pastor Allegedly Raped A Member Of His Congregation

A pastor identified as Philips Ogbebor, is alleged to have had carnal knowledge of a 20-year-old male member of his church (names withheld).
His victim who narrated his ordeal said:

“I told him I have never done this since I grew up, but he insisted. It was painful and I told him I will not allow it again. So after the second attempt, I told him I will expose the act. He then administered an oath on me, saying if I ever told any one, I will die. 

Farouk Lawan And Boniface Emenalo Released On Bail After One Week In Prison

Former Chairman of House of Representative Ad Hoc Committee on fuel subsidy payments, Farouk Lawan, and the secretary of the committee, Boniface Emenal were today (Friday) granted bail by an Abuja High Court. 

Pornographic Materials Sellers Arrested In Lagos

It is a criminal offence to sell pornographic materials in Lagos State and  to that effect, the Lagos State Task-force on Environmental and Special Offences (Enforcement) Unit has begun clampdown on distributors and sellers of  materials across Lagos.

I’ve stopped hating the person that threw acid in my face...They may have burned my skin, but they can’t burn my soul....Naomi Oni

We reported the sad story of the Nigerian girl that has been left scarred for life by acid in London, but just  last night she bravely pleaded for her attacker to come forward.

71-Year-Old Woman Arrested For Prostitution (See Hot Photos)

A 71 year-old-woman has been arrested  for prostitution at Glastonbury hotel in Connecticut.

Authorities were tipped off to Sygun Liebhart's alleged prostitution activities by an advertisement in the classified section of Backpage.com.

Liebhart, according to police, promoted herself in the escort section of the website under the name "Lola." The ad is now defunct, however a cached version of an ad for a "Lola" who was working in that area at the time reads:

Check out some of this old mama's hot sexy pics....after the cut...

Mother Pins Baby Down To Give Him Tattoo (Video)

A TWISTED mum has been caught on camera restraining her screaming toddler son as he is given a TATTOO.

The clip shows the terrified lad, believed to be three, trying to escape as he writhes in agony.

Shockingly, his mum pins him to her chest during the procedure, understood to have taken place in Havana, Cuba.

At one point, she is heard saying "mire, mire" - Spanish for "look"  as her distraught child continues to scream and cry.

Watch the very disturbing video after the cut.. and what mother in her right senses will put their child through  this?

How A Prophet Of Cherubim And Seraphim Battered His Own Son For Going To Church

The people of  Okinni, a town  in Egbedore Local Government area of Osun State were shocked beyond words when the news filtered of how a cleric, Prophet Elikanah Ajibade, inflicted his own son with violence and pains as seen in the picture above.

Kidnapped 2-Year-Old Boy Gains Freedom After N5M Ransom Was Paid

The joy of the Alonge family knew no bound when their kidnapped two-year old son was returned home by after a N5 million ransom was paid.
The kidnappers had earlier demanded for N150 million, which they later slashed to N100 million and then to N20 million and later to N5 million.

Henry Okah Found Guilty Of 2010 Independence Day Bombing And 13 Acts Of Terrorism

Movement for the Emancipation of Niger Delta (MEND) leader Henry Okah has been found guilty of terrorism charges by a Johannesburg Magistrate's Court in South Africa.

Former King Sunny Ade's Guitarist, Mr Fatoke Abiodun Arrested For Drug Trafficking

The National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA) on the 1st of January 2013 arrested a member of Nigeria's Entertainment Industry, Mr Fatoke Abiodun, a guitarist who worked with King Sunny Ade for 30 years.

Nkiru Sylvanus Who Double As Actress And Aide To Governor Okorocha Has Been Abducted.

Reports reaching  us, have it that Nollywood star and a Special Assistant to Governor Rochas Okorocha of Imo State, Nkiru Sylvanus, has been kidnapped.

Her friends have confirmed that the fair-skinned actress, was abducted this afternoon and her abductors are demanding a hefty N100 million ransom.

Details later

Mother Of Nigeria's Finance Minister, Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala Kidnapped In Delta State

Gunmen on Sunday kidnapped Kanene Okonjo, 82, mother of the Minister of Finance and Coordinating Minister for the Economy, Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala in Ogwashi-Uku, Delta State.
Okonjo-Iweala’s mother, wife of His Majesty Chukwuka Aninshi Okonjo, the reigning Obi of Ogwashi-Uku kingdom was kidnapped about 1:47p.m at the Obi’s palace at Ogbe-Ofu quarters in Ogwashi-Uku by gunmen who stormed the palace in two cars.

Killing Of 4 UNIPORT Students: The Students Were Not Armed Robbers...Inspector-General Of Police

The Inspector-General of Police, Mohammed Abubakar, on Monday said the mob that killed four students of the University of Port Harcourt at Aluu in Rivers State on October 5, 2012 chased a detachment of policemen away from the scene with stones.

VIDEO: Henry Okah In Court In South Africa

Henry Okah is suspected of masterminding two car bombs in Nigeria's capital that killed more than 10 people in 2010.

The trial of Henry Okah, the Nigerian terror suspect accused of masterminding two car bombings in Nigeria's capital Abuja two years ago, has begun at a Johannesburg court in South Africa.

Over 20 Students Killed In Federal Polytechnic Mubi, Adamawa State

At least 20 people, mostly students, have been killed by unknown gunmen in Mubi, north-eastern Nigeria, a police source has told the BBC.
The attack happened at a student hostel away from the Federal Polytechnic Mubi campus, the source said.
A lecturer told the BBC that more than 40 students had been killed but there has been no official comment.

Dimeji Bankole’s Trial Stalled, As Judge Is Suddenly Transferred

The trial of the former Speaker of the House of Representative, Dimeji Bankole for alleged fraud was stalled on Monday following the sudden transfer of the Judge, Donatus Okorowa, who was handling the case.
Mr. Okorowa was shockingly transferred to another Federal High Court in Taraba State on Monday.

Reverend David Ugolor's Health Deteriorate In Police Custody

Armed detectives had last Friday arrested and detained  Reverend David Ugolor, after they claimed that one of the suspects arrested in connection with the murder of the Oyerinde confessed that one “David” asked them to assassinate  Oshiomhole's principal private secretary, Olaitan Oyerinde, and of which in actual fact the SSS has already paraded the suspects in Abuja.

Mother Attempts To Kill Her 11-Year-Old Son To Forget Ex-Husband

An 11 year old Nigerian boy is battling to live at a Kano hospital after being stabbed by his mother, Joy Akule, 28, who was depressed after separating with the father of the teenager.

Court Issues 14-Day Ultimatum Over Ibori’s Alleged $15m Bribe To EFCC

The Federal Government, yesterday, approached the Abuja Division of the Federal High Court, asking it to order the immediate forfeiture of $15 million allegedly given to the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, by the jailed former Governor of Delta State, Chief James Ibori, as bribe.