End Time :Mystery Human Figure' Appears Above a Shopping Center in the Sky (Photos)

A mystery human figure which appeared in the sky has put fear in the heart of many shoppers in Zambia. The creepy figure which many referred to as an apparition looks like a gigantic humanoid with head and torso, tailing off into what could be long robes.

It was said to have been photographed in the sky above the Mukuba Mall in the city of Kitwe in north-central Zambia. The figure looks to be composed of a dark solid material rather than being made out of cloud formations themselves.

According to DailyStar, judged against the cars and buildings seen in the picture, the apparition would seem to be more than 100 metres long.

Zambian news outlets are reporting that eyewitnesses said the figure stayed in the sky for around half an hour, and seemed to be looking down on the shopping centre below it.



One eyewitness was quoted as saying: "We were shocked to see images that looked like a human in the clouds for close to 30 minutes. Some started worshipping but others ran away. It was so strange."

It suddenly disappeared afterwards.

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Is good for a woman to m@sturb#te atleast once in a month - see doctors advice

"My eyes rolled back into my sockets. There was a tingling s£nsat!on in my vagina followed by my muscles tensing up quickly. I didn't want the s£nsat!on to go away so I kept rubbing my cl!t at a faster pace. The faster I rubbed, the better the sweet s£nsat!on got. Everything kept coming to a climax. I didn't care where I was or how I got to that stage. I kept rubbing it so hard till my muscles contracted, fluids flowed out and my body felt at peace"

Most women have never experienced orgasm. They have heard the word and heard tales of what it felt like to experience this s£nsat!on. A good percentage of these women will leave this world never knowing what orgasm feels like.


I used to be like those women. The ones who believed sex was only about thrusting in and out of the penis. I used to be like the women who had no idea what an orgasm was. All that changed when I tried out masturbation.

A good percentage of men do not understand women's needs. They believe all that there is to making a lady cum is sU-Cking her nipples, pressing her nyash and using their fingers to rub roughly on the vagina.

For men, reaching orgasm is easy. On the other hand, it takes a lot of effort to make a lady reach orgasm.


No one will ever know or understand your body like you will. These men do not care so much for our sexual needs and we on the other hand just fake orgasms to save their pride and end a boring sex session quickly.

Every lady should try out masturbation at least once or twice. Although this solo sexual act has been condemned by the religious fanatics in Nigeria, it does a lot of good.

• Masturbation keeps you happy
• Masturbation helps in keeping that p**sy tight because of the contraction of the pelvic floors. Why waste your time on kegel?
• Masturbation relives stress
• Masturbation makes you more in tune with your body thus boosting self confidence
• Masturbation makes you enjoy sexual activity with your partner.
• If you have been having sleepless nights, try masturbating and watch yourself sleep like a baby.

Every lady deserves to experience what orgasm really feels like. If you ever want to know what true orgasm is, then lay yourself on that bed, grab some porno and play with your vayjay. You can't tell a man how to sex you if you do not what brings you maximum pleasure.

If you are able to bring yourself to orgasm, you will stop settling for the crappy sex most men offer.

PS Masturbation can become addictive.

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Ekiti elders says no to redeployment‎ of Ekiti CP, DSS Director

Ekiti elders have raised the alarm over the swapping of the Commissioner of Police in the state, Mr. Wilson Inalegwu, with his counterpart in Kogi, Mr. Abdullahi Chafe.

The elders also faulted the replacement of the state Director of Department of State Services, Mr. Andrew Iorkay, with Mr. Abdulfatah Mohammed.

According to them, the replacement of the two men was preparatory ‎to witchhunt of opposition figures in the state, including Governor Ayodele Fayose.Speaking under the aegis of Ekiti Elders’ Unity Agenda, the elders in a statement by their chairman, Chief Oladapo Iwaloye, and secretary, Dr. Opeyemi Alege, noted that the new security chiefs hail from Katsina State, same with President Muhammadu Buhari.

The statement read, “We members of the Ekiti Elders’ Unity Agenda view the recent redeployment of Commissioner of Police in Kogi, Abdullah Chaffe, an indigene of Katsina State as having a political undertone.

“We also note with consternation the redeployment of the Director of Department of State Service (DSS) – another indigene from Katsina State.

“We have every sense of belief to suspect that their postings are to actualise some sinister agenda and to gag officials of the state government and probably heat up the polity to prepare ground for an emergency rule.”“Ekiti Unity Agenda believes the posting of the two men from President Muhammadu Buhari’s home state cannot be a mere coincidence considering the role of Governor Ayodele Fayose as leading voice of the opposition in the country.

The elders queried why Ekiti was the only target of reposting of security chiefs in the entire country.

They stated that the Inspector General of Police, Ibrahim Idris, and the Director General of the DSS, Lawal Daura (another kinsman of president Buhari), should be held responsible for any political crisis in the state.

“We see this as the beginning of a new plan to destabilise the state and begin indiscriminate arrest of members of the opposition and have decided to come out to speak on behalf of other true sons and daughters of Ekiti”, they said.“Is it only Katsina indigenes that are in the police and DSS? The Commissioner of Police, Wilson Inalegwu, had barely spent three months in the state, so why the rush in redeploying him when the state is enjoying peace and crime-free?

Meanwhile, the governor has expressed surprise that he was not informed of the removal of the two security heads.

Fayose in a statement by his Chief Press Secretary, Idowu Adelusi, said the action was undermining his office as the Chief Security Officer in the state.

The governor, who said he was never opposed to the two security agencies performing their legitimate functions, maintained that respect should be accorded his authority as Governor.

Advising security agencies to be professional, Fayose warned the new security chiefs to have a rethink “if their coming is to do a hatchet job.

“Ekiti is very peaceful, nobody should come and destabilise this state. These are issues and steps taking ahead of 2018 governorship election. The federal government should not do anything funny.”

Also, the Speaker of the Ekiti State House of Assembly, Kola Oluwawole, said the removal of the two security chiefs was to actualise the plan of the All Progressives Congress-led Federal Government to invade the state House of Assembly and arrest lawmakers indiscriminately.

He reiterated that Ekiti people and the lawmakers were fully behind the governor, adding that no human efforts could break the accord.

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Nigeria blasts Amnesty International over report

The federal gover-nment has dubbed the 2015/2016 report of Amnesty International (AI) as lacking conformity to standards.
This is particularly so on evidence gathering, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs said in a statement by its spokesperson, Mr Clement Aduku.
Government wondered why the report failed to condemn the atrocities committed by terrorist groups in Nigeria, and why Amnesty did not deem it fit and proper, in line with best practices, to subject its report process to wide consultations and in-depth engagement.
“Such omission made the scenario captured in the report itself to totally lack conformity to both local and international standards,” government said.
He stated that the AI should be aware that Nigeria was a law-abiding state governed by democratic norms enshrined in the 1999 Constitution (as amended).
“The federal government does not, and will not condone, the brazen and needless display of lack of regard for constituted authority by any unlawful groups.
“Accordingly, no persons or group of persons will be allowed to destabilize the peace, stability and security, or jeopardize the unity and sovereign existence of Nigeria
“No matter how highly placed and the level of external support such individuals or group of persons enjoy,” he warned.
The ministry noted that where terrorists have unleashed their dastardly acts, legal means and measures are usually deployed by affected countries to counter violent extremism.
Nigeria should therefore, not be unduly pressured or pilloried for taking similar measures in defence of its national security, he said.
“Even if AI does not deem it fit to report on the atrocities committed by violent groups, the government of Nigeria will ensure that the culprits are brought to book,” it stated.
Citing the case of the Shitte leader in Nigeria, Sheik Ibrahim El-Zakzaky, which AI pronounced on, government said: “The conduct of the El-Zakzaky movement is one that cannot be tolerated by any progressive democratic government.
“The AI, in dabbling into Nigeria’s legal and judicial system, did not give due credence to the Federal Government’s appeal filed against the decision of the lower court for El-Zakzaky to be released.”
The ministry also reiterated that the agitation for a sovereign State of Biafra was unacceptable and detrimental to the peace, unity, stability and development of the Nigerian State.
It stated that the scenario captured and the report itself lacked conformity to both local and international standards on evidence gathering.
“Nonetheless, if any security personnel are found to have flouted the rules of engagement, or acted unprofessionally, such officers would be punished in accordance with the provisions of the law.
“Nigeria remains committed to the freedom of expression and association, peaceful assembly and protest within the confines of the law,” it stated.
It stated that the right of Nigerian and culture must be respected on the issue of lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBTI).
“On LGBTI, the inviolability of the enactment of the National Assembly and the sovereign right of Nigerians expressed through their religious-cum-ethical values and cultural rights must be respected by all,” he stated.
The Ministry reminded AI and all other human rights groups, that the victims of the despicable activities of terrorist groups deserve sympathy from all, including national and international non-governmental human rights groups.
He stated that the morale of the security forces undertaking the difficult task of risking their lives and sacrificing their comfort to keep Nigeria safe and united must not be dampened.

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