Saturday 14 January 2017

ACCIDENT: Four Killed as Lawyers Who are on Their Way to Court in Akure Involve in Car Crash (Graphic Photos)


A Nigerian lawyer, Mudasiru Balogun, has taken to Facebook to reveal how he and his learned colleagues were involved in tragic car accident on their way to Court of Appeal in Akure, the Ondo state capital.




He disclosed that he was lucky to have survived the accident that killed four people and thanked God for saving his life and that of his colleagues.

He wrote;

"AKURE-ILESA EXPRESS WAY SAGA. A CALL FOR DUAL-CARRIAGE LANE

Crusader of Justice using this medium to sincerely appreciate d protection of God upon my soul, 11th January, 2017 remained an unforgettable day in d history of my life cum legal profession as God narrowly escaped my soul and my learned colleagues DAT drove his Toyota Sequal along mine around IPETU-IJESA on our way going to the Court of Appeal Akure.

"Whilst pray for the death of four souls inside Peugeot 406 to be gentle rest in perfect peace and quick recovery for d survivals, Moreso we call d FEDERAL GOVERNMENT to do needful as d road has become over busy one and deserved to b expanded. May I sincerely appreciate d prompt intervention of FRSC in Ipetu-Ijesa command. Kudos to them."

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New yr amkeup: See the makeup a girl was wearing on her boyfriend's matriculation in UNILAG


The above photo which shows a young lady wearing a rather weird makeup on her face, has ended up causing a stir on social media.



Although the makeup was generally good enough, her eyebrow were exaggeratedly done with careless abadon across her face. The dark lines were, in fact, drawn right into the sides of her head.

The photo which has since gone viral, was reportedly taken at the matriculation ceremony held at the University of Lagos, UNILAG.

Social medial users have since talked about the photo with many people labeling the young woman a novice in the art of making up.

Others however insisted that she perhaps wanted to create a new trend and gain some attention on social media.

What do you think avout her makeup?
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The Joy of MMM: Excitement in Kogi State as Youths Widely Celebrate the Return of the MMM


Some youths all around the Kogi state capital city of Lokoja on Saturday were at several beer parlours to celebrate the return of the controversial Mavrodi Mondial Movement (MMM), the News Agency of Nigeria reports.




The Ponzi scheme, banned in Russia where it originated, froze the accounts of 3 million Nigerian members in December, causing panic and anxiety.

The scam returned yesterday, a day before its initial comeback date of 14th January.

Most of the revellers were students of the state owned polytechnic in Lokoja.

They expressed surprise about the comeback of the pyramid money investment scheme, that promises players 30 per cent return, a day ahead of schedule.

Segun Ademola, a student, said he had invested over N300,000 in his MMM account.

He said he was glad to have the operation bounce back. He has a lot of high hopes, that he would reap his investment.

” I am the happiest person on earth today,God bless Mavrodi,” he said.

Fola Owobo, another student, said she used her school fees to provide help to some other person she did not know at all.

She said she was confused when the scheme was shut down on 13 December 2016.

She was relieved now that the MMM was back in operation.‎

Michael Olubola, another student said he has learnt a lesson. He said as soon as he collects his money, he would ‎never try providing help again.

He said he almost had hypertension in the last four weeks.

He urged his colleagues to shun free money and embrace hardwork.

He said the free money promised by MMM almost caused him his life.

Yet another student, Wunmi Atte, said ‎she was convinced that the MMM was a fraud.

“Sooner or later it would fold up”, she said, as she wondered where the scheme gets the money it promises members
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Southern Kaduna Killings; See The Casualty Figure of death people As Released By NEMA.


The National Emergency Management Agency, NEMA, confirmed yesterday that the crisis in Southern Kaduna between Fulani herds-men and the natives which has lasted months claimed 204 lives.



The Catholic Church in its report had put the casualty figure at 808 as of December 2016, a figure that was disputed by the Inspector General of Police Ibrahim Idris who did not give a contrary number.

The Catholic Church also said 1,422 houses, 16 Churches, 19 shops, and one primary school were destroyed.

NEMA North West zonal Coordinator, Musa Ilella told online medium, Premium Times that the figure was for two Local Government Areas affected by the crisis, namely Kafanchan and Chikun LGAs and covers October, November and December, 2016 and early January, 2017.

According to him,”four districts in Kafanchan LGA namely:

Linte,Goska,Dangoma and Kafanchan town recorded 194 deaths.

Chikun LGA on the other hand recorded about 10 deaths, making a total of 204 so far,” he said adding that there was no record of any injured victim in the hospital.
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