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Detectives in Ondo State have detained a primary school teacher, Alade Adebayo, for allegedly flogging to death a four-year-old female pupil Elizabeth Wanogha. The deceased pupil was a student of a private primary school, Falaye Memorial Nursery and Primary School, located at Fanibi area in Akure metropolis. The teacher, according to report, accused the deceased of being stubborn in the class. He was said to have beaten the girl to a state of coma. Cries from other pupils in the class reportedly attracted other teachers who rushed to the scene where they found that the girl had fainted. She was said to have been rushed to a private hospital and was admitted but reportedly died later. Police authorities, however, said that the pupil died two weeks after the beating by the suspect. The father of the deceased, Mr Wanogha lodged a complaint at the Fanibi Police station, alleging that his daughter died as a result of the injuries sustained from the severe beating by her teacher. Following the complaint, the teacher was arrested for interrogation. Contacted, the Police image maker, Wole Ogodo, confirmed that the teacher had been arrested but however said that people should not jump into conclusion that it was the beating which took place about two weeks earlier that led to the death of the pupil. He pointed out that the autopsy will determine the cause of the pupil's death. Ogodo said that the suspect is being quizzed at the state Criminal Investigative Department, SCID and that investigation into the death of the pupil continues adding that the findings would be made public. The father of the deceased pupil insisted that the teacher should be prosecuted for murder. Mr Wanogho who lived at Adebowale street Fanibi vowed that the matter would be pursued to a logical conclusion to serve as deterrent to wicked teachers who vent their anger on innocent pupils put in their care. He appealed to NGOs to take the matter up by ensuring that it was not swept under the carpet. The proprietor of the school declined comment on the incident. http://m.naij.com/news/52536.html |
sorry sir |
End time stadium. |
End time gunmen demanding for end time babies of computer brain |
End time schools
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Eyahh |
Mine is worsen I hope I ve not made another mistake now |
15years |
I will b like van persie
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11. Not having connection at the top Ask Seun if I'm lying. |
Just saw president Obama now in my LGA monitoring d election. I beg Seen should go as well. |
Pls who won the election in Anambra? I heard APC is topping...... Pls confirm. |
The thing is, the cops spotted him hitting a man and came to find out what was happening and Basketmouth had to explain to them that for you to get free ticket to his show, he had to slap you first. Can you believe that? http://www.informationng.com/2013/11/comedian-basketmouth-arrested-in-london-for-hitting-a-man-must-see-photos-video.html
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Nollywood Actress, Empress Njamah is not only known for her skills on TV, she is also known for her business acumen and straght forwardness….well she displayed the latter in a recent interview with Showbizplus where she stated that she would never marry a poor man…..typical of a wise Lagos or Abj babe. Read the excerpts below… I’m not going to tell you what I want. But you get into an expensive shop to pick up something because you can afford it. You see something you can afford, then you buy it but if you cannot afford it, take a walk. The goods are for someone that can afford it, that’s the best I can tell you. I will not settle for less, my sister and that’s the truth. People come and tell you all sort of lies and want to praise themselves and say “I can marry a poor man” the poor man no know wetin him see, abeg! I dey tell una say I am a real person, we all have been through tough times, we all have paid our dues one way or the other. So no poor man must get close to me. Those who know the worth pay the dues. http://247nigerianewsupdate.com/no-poor-man-should-get-close-to-me-i-cant-marry-a-poor-man-empress-njamah/
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I'm hungry ohhhhh Yawning for the winner
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12. Garri
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End time sisters Forgive her Lord |
Am having the problem now with my babe |
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Peter Rufai Sunday Olisa Taribo West Emunike Rashidi Yekini Babangida KANU Okocha Finidi George Amokachi Fela Kuti Reserved BH Militants OPC Bakasi In case FIFA do magu magu (ojoro) No b my fault ohhhhhh.................na ASUU fault. |
drnoel: Still doesn´t prove OGJ saw tony in the last few days. 4 all we know it could have been taken years ago while OBJ was president on officiala duty. It just proves that britain no matter how unfriendly they are to Nigeria, they still have respect for Nigerians.Bros a hero remains a hero even when not on seat. OBJ plays vital role in our politics all day long as long as he is still alive. |
The inspector-general of police, Mohammed Abubakar, yesterday denied that he gave instructions that the meeting of G7 governors in Asokoro be disrupted by men of the Nigeria Police. Abubakar however added, when he appeared before the House Committee on Police Affairs, that every state commissioner is responsible for happenings within his domain. The IGP said, “I want to say, before I comment on that particular incident: there is nowhere, there is no time an instruction was given to any particular police officer, to disrupt a meeting of any particular organisation that is lawful. “Neither myself nor through any of my aides have I directed any police officer to disrupt any meeting. “ “Remember as a police force, in every police force, there are certain responsibilities, the commissioner of police of a state has responsibilities of that particular state; so is the commissioner of FCT.” He informed the committee that the divisional police officer (DPO) who allegedly disrupted the meeting could not have done so with any other intention than to provide security in the area. “Anything that happens in FCT, the commissioner will be asked to explain why it happened, be it robbery, be it kidnapping, be it any act of illegality, and the point in question, where this meeting took place is a very key area for the police because most of these areas we do know that there are liaison offices for state governors. We are aware of the fact that they require high level of security to maintain that place, and I believe, without any contradiction, the DPO was not sent by anybody to do what he did. I believe the DPO was merely there to provide safety and security for whatever is taking place. “ The House had, on November 5, summoned the IGP “to ascertain the circumstances leading to the invasion of the Kano Governor’s Lodge by the men and officers of the Nigeria Police Force under the command of a divisional police officer (DPO) and report back to the House within two weeks” after approving a motion sponsored by Hon. Idris Mohammed Sani Kutigi (PDP, Niger) along with 60 others. The lawmakers had noted “with concern the action of the Nigeria Police Force, which violated the provision of the Constitution of Nigeria 1999 (as amended), specifically sections 40 and 308(1) (a) and (3).” The DPO of Asokoro division, CSP Nnanna Amah, had led scores of policemen to disrupt a meeting of the G-7 governors at the Kano Governor’s Lodge in the Asokoro district of Abuja where five of the G-7 governors — Sule Lamido (Jigawa), Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso (Kano), Rotimi Amaechi (Rivers), Murtala Nyako (Adamawa), Muazu Babangida Aliyu (Niger) — and the leadership of the new PDP were in a closed-door session. Apart from the governors, others at the meeting were chairman of the nPDP Alhaji Kawu Baraje, secretary Chief Olagunsoye Oyinlola, Alhalji Kashim Imam, senators Aisha Alassan, Danjuma Goje, Abdullahi Adamu, Bukola Saraki, former governor of Bayelsa State Chief Timipre Sylva, Sam Sam Jaja, former governor of Ekiti Segun Oni and the national vice-chairman of the PDP (northwest), Ambassador Ibrahim Kazaure. http://247nigerianewsupdate.com/i-did-not-order-dpo-to-disrupt-g-7-govs-meeting-igp/
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The Federal Government on Tuesday banned civil servants from accepting chieftaincy titles. The announcement is contained in a statement signed by Mr Tope Ajakaiye, Director (Communications), Office of the Head of the Civil Service of the Federation. He said the ban also included other sundry awards until their retirement or disengagement from the civil service. According to the statement, “It has come to the notice of Government that some civil servants are in the practice of soliciting for chieftaincy titles and sundry awards. “Such act is inimical to the principles of anonymity, integrity and political neutrality which are the core values of the civil service. http://247nigerianewsupdate.com/fg-banned-civil-servants-from-accepting-chieftaincy-titles/
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Abuja — The United Nations High Commission for Refugees, UNHCR, yesterday in Abuja said Nigeria had more than 17,000 asylum-seekers in Chad, Cameroon and Niger. Ms Angele Dikongue-Atangana, the UNHCR Representative to Nigeria and ECOWAS, told newsmen that the situation was due to the crisis in the country’s North-Eastern region. She said about 36,000 persons had fled the north-eastern region of Nigeria in search of refuge in the neighbouring countries. Dikongue-Atangana, quoting a research carried out by UNHCR and the Niger Authority, said 19,000 persons out of these were from Chad and Niger, and they have returned home. “The UNHCR is working in collaboration with these countries to ensure that the refugee situation of the asylum-seekers is determined so as to guarantee their safety,” she said. The UNHCR official added that insecurity continued to top the list of the challenges facing the commission as thousands of people were continuously rendered homeless. “The world is facing its most serious refugee crisis for almost 20 years, as conflicts continue to force tens and hundreds of thousands of people to flee their homes. “War remains the dominant cause for displacement as over half the world’s refugees come from war-affected countries. “The humanitarian situation in West-Africa has worsened notably due to insecurity and high unemployment rate, as well as drought,” she said. Dikongue-Atangana said Nigeria was host to 1,865 refugees at the end of October 2013, with 1,465 pending asylum requests. She said the largest refugee populations residing in the country were from Cameroon, Democratic Republic of Congo and Cote d’Ivoire . “Among the 1,865 refugees in Nigeria, Cameroon has 865 persons, Congo 558 persons, Cote d’Ivoire 92, Chad 66 and Sudan 45, while others are 239 persons,” the UNHCR official said. She also said 244 Malians had sought refuge in Nigeria since the beginning of the Malian crisis, making it the third largest asylum-seeking group in Nigeria. Dikongue-Atangana explained that refugee population declined to less than half last year with “the invocation of the ceased circumstances cessation clause” for the Liberian refugees as at June 30, 2012. She said the UNHCR had completed the durable solutions strategy for Liberians, adding that 1,284 of them had been locally integrated in Nigeria and 1,719 had returned to Liberia. The Commissioner called for improved collaboration with the National Commission for Refugees, Migrants and Internally-Displaced Persons and other related bodies. “The others are the National Emergency Management Agency, NEMA, and the Human Rights Commission for a continued upgrade of the well-being of refugees,” she said. http://247nigerianewsupdate.com/17-000-nigerians-seek-asylum-in-chad-cameroon-niger-unhcr/ |
I ve 120k |
Rip bro |
unmask: what this implies is that officially chelsea fans are no longer the most foolish....arsenal fans are taking over and fastThey (Chelsea fan) are still the worst bro. |
musiwa112: that is not G20. and what are you talking about. there is G20 finance and i check their website,. they are not meeting.Na back belle dey worry u. Just accept the fact |
BENIN — CRISIS is brewing in the leadership of Christian Association of Nigeria, CAN, as members from the Niger Delta, under the aegis of Global Peace Relief Initiative, led by Prophet Jones Erue, yesterday, faulted President of the association, Pastor Ayo Oritsejafor, over what they described as the unacceptable comments made against them, following their attempts to reconcile the G-7 governors with the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP. In a statement by Prophet Erue, the Niger Delta pastors described Oritsejafor’s comment to the effect that CAN was apolitical, as laughable, accusing the CAN President of getting involved in politics of calumny and name dropping. They said that they might not be as rich as the CAN President or own a private jet, but were men of integrity. The statement said: “We are disappointed that a leader could sit and watch his two children fight while the rest of us suffer only to come and blackmail those who take their time to seek solutions to the crisis.” They warned that no amount of blackmail or intimidation would deter them from the noble mission of rescuing the country from imminent collapse. “It is surprising that Pst Ayo Oritsejafor, the CAN president will handle issues of immense gravity and national importance hastily, with levity and without discretion. The first and easiest thing to know about a man is his name; it is a pity that the CAN president does not know the name of the group of clerics he is addressing nor their affiliates. “Expecting him to have minimal knowledge on what they stand for, will be tantamount to exerting too much pressure on his aging gray matter. We are begging his aides and personal assistants to do their job well and stop exposing this great man of God to disrepute. “These eminent clerics and their affiliate, Global Peace and Relief Initiative have taken on a laudable project of consulting across all interest group and stakeholders concerning the Nigerian project. Nigeria is the only country we can call our own and as fathers we cannot fold our hands and watch intolerance and impunity destroy our nation. “To place the records straight, we have not made promises to any persons and we have not used the name of CAN, we have an affiliate whose mission and vision best defines our activity. We are noble men and do not rail accusation on authorities. “It is a pity that the handlers of the CAN president have allowed miscreants, to drag him into a show of shame, misinformed the press and over laboured the corporate affairs commission with a futile search. “If we may ask, whose registration were they authenticating? A group they barely know its name? This is a faith based Non Governmental Organisation, NGO, with memberships spread across the nation. Our main business is advocacy, conflict prevention/ resolution and facilitation of peace projects whether individual, group, organisation or government. We create a good soil for developmental projects and people oriented policies to thrive “For the CAN president to say CAN is apolitical is laughable, as the same president is involved in politics of calumny and name dropping. “The CAN’s statement as reported by the media does not represent the facts on ground but a mere imagination. Calling names at this critical period of the nation’s political development does not represent the responsibility expected of a great leader of Pastor Ayo Oritsejeafor’s capacity” “We want to place it on record that the Bishops and Clerics in this body may not own private jets but are men of unquestionable character, dependable leaders, and stewards of peace and holders of reputable degrees. The leader of this group Prophet Jones Ode Erue is a highly respected both in political and religious circles. Many people have benefited from the peace initiatives by this great icon since 2002 till date. “When men lack purpose and relevance, rather than encourage others with vision and purpose they become detractors of good and well meaning Nigerians. “ We are disappointed that a leader could sit and fold his hands and watch his two children fight while the rest of us suffer only to come and blackmail those who take their time to seek solutions to the crisis. The forum wishes to state emphatically that no amount of cheap blackmail or intimidation can deter it from this noble mission to rescue the country from the imminent collapse which can be averted. “We are duty bound to restore peace and unity to our dear country, Nigeria. ” We will continue with the ongoing consultation with all stake holders in the task of putting Nigeria back to the road, to national unity and development” stated. Source: www.247nigerianewsupdate.com/crisis-rocks-can-as-pastors-move-against-oritsejafor/
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Fair guys r strong on bed |
I ve made headline again, dancing SKELEWU inside my office. |
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