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Award winning and most outstanding popular tech blogger in Nigeria Mr Jide Ogunsanya officially got married to his dream woman. It took place today at Ijebu Ode Ogun State.

The wedding attracted many prestigious personalities in Nigeria especially top bloggers, from the likes of Kemi Filani, Linda and many others including politicians, internet marketers and many more.

...Jtownconnect

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Twins are a rare gem! Science tries to explain the mystery behind it; save it, lay men aren’t interested. It’s an enviable gift from God. What would you say then of a noble double, "Twins by Brain?" The Novena University Twins who both made tower scaling first class share their story. (A story for everyone).

The " Novena Twins" are a rare and enviable team who side by side achieved the honours of Valedictorian and Second Best in their University.
The journey from obscure for them was typical of rigor and fierce determination. Both Mass Communication graduates of Novena University, Miss Beulah Onoriode and Miss Precious Onoriode stood out of the 571 graduates of the 2015 academic session with CGPA at 4.90 and 4.85 respectively.

The Nigerian born duo come from a nearly average Christian family in Delta State, exclusively narrated their story to blackberrybabes.com. Knowing their financial status, they set their minds to make their parents proud. Bagged with innumerable talents, their determination had to rise above mere dreaming, becoming realistic and positive both in their studies and how the real world works.

HURDLES AND CHALLENGES
Admission.
Prior admission into Novena, Beulah narrates the unpalatable situation she was faced with. "Apart from the admission battle into DELSU where 45,000 lost, I was suffering from PTSD and Depression and thus I needed a miracle. First, to get into a private University and then to get an on-campus nurse for me. Hence, I requested my "twin" to be both student and nurse which meant my parents ‘bleeding’ more money for the both of us".

RESUMPTION
"First, it was culture shock for us, as a result of being among the wealthy. The class difference posed a huge challenge; hence it was not easy for us to adjust. Apart from that, was the mockery we had to face every day and you know, how bullying works against any form of positivism; if it is not our outfit it’s our makeup or some other thing. So it was a down time for us emotionally. And no one understood that period. Successfully climaxing our first semester (year 1), we were due for the next semester but we had to stay away from school the whole period and resumed just three weeks before the second semester exams due to financial constraints." -Precious.

LIMELIGHT
Against the odds, the beautiful, petite and soft spoken duo recorded outstanding first class results in their first semester which brought them out of their seeming obscurity and encouraged them to even become better. Hence, they replicated the feat and maintained a high academic performance throughout every other semester.

BIOLOGICAL TWINS
Bee and Pee as they are fondly called by most people are blood sisters with Bee (Beulah) being a year older. But they explain that they were always treated like twins from childhood and they have always been best friends since then. On entering into Novena University they revived their childhood culture and recreated their identical appearance. Their hairstyle, outfit, possessions and everything (including grades) were identical! Soon they were known all over the school as "The Novena Twins"; a wisdom and an indivisible bond that gave them an edge and improved their self esteem.

TEAM
Studying together, they faced their challenges on same front as well as divided pain and multiplied joy by two! Their bond became even stronger. "We were always together everywhere except in the examination halls where we were made to be so far apart. According to the University's Senate ruling, we were prohibited from being anywhere close to each other after recording an identical GPA at 5.00 in our first semester"-Beulah.

CHANGE
As appreciated by most, soon enough their fashion style gradually improved and attracted praise in place of the scorn that initially almost choked them out; they had to develop several responsible means of tackling their problems within their means. They were typical of brainstorming and seeking improvement in every aspect of their lives.

FRIENDSHIPS
The duo recorded several reasonable friendships they made that enlivened their emotional life and aided their academic routine not to be one of boring monotony.

THE GOD FACTOR
"Our life in school was one within the confines of God's law. We weren't involved in any antisocial or immoral acts. I recall we depended solely on God for our ultimate decisions and you know what? I don't also recall us asking Him any favours and were denied; even to the "meaningless minorities."-Beulah.

ACHIEVEMENTS AND PLANS
According to The ONORIODES, their challenges in school propelled them to be realistic.

MUSIC SINGLE
Gifted in the arts and lovers of music, they produced a unique literary piece in their third year. The song captures the damage the world offers and yet our inevitable duty to love has been considered a "CRIME". The ‘single’ 'Precious Crime' has received mostly positive comments from all around.

HAIR CARE PRODUCT
Incredible yet, they have both extended their intellectual prowess, achieving a landslide scientific breakthrough: ''LUSH''- an A-Z natural negro hair care product that will be first of its kind! It promises satisfying all the age long wishes of the typical African man and Woman.

THE MOTHERHOOD DREAMOwing to that fact that Bee survived several psychological problems which climaxed in BPD at her 400level, the duo have built a system "MotherWorld", a home that will unite people of different cultures in the unique purpose of "healing" the world as well as unite distinct works of art that will be interwoven in isolated dynamism. Showcasing recurrently, all her features will "wow" in this 21st century!

LEGACY
Noteworthy, The ONORIODES explain they have left a legacy for many of the students: an enduring spirit of love as exemplified in the duo's lives. But how? The light complexioned valedictorian explains. "As role models of good character and academic output, we shared and enjoyed an enviable bond and I think what we were in Novena for four years, will not be transitioned to vapour, but will last forever in the lives of those who have imbibed and the more lot who will be woven into our unique cord of friendship."

"Ours is not sorority but an example that both young women and men have found worthy enough to emulate. A lot have approached us...they look to being like us someday and we're more than proud to be good influence."-Precious.

CONVOKING
According to the Vice Chancellor, Novena University Ogume, during their 3rd Convocation ceremony and 10th Anniversary on March 19, 2016, "one of the highpoints of today's graduation is the spectacular performance of Onoriode Beulah and Onoriode Precious, two siblings that are graduating today from the Department of Mass Communication with First Class honours..." as the duo were graduated as valedictorian with CGPA of 4.90 and Second Best Graduating Student, with CGPA of 4.85, Class of 2015 respectively.

Well attended by a host of dignitaries from all works of life, present was His Excellency, The Executive Governor of Delta State, Senator (Dr.) Ifeanyi Arthur Okowa and recipients of honorary degrees which included Senator David Mark, Her Excellency, Wife of The Executive Governor of Ogun State, Olufunsho Amosun, Eng. Gabriel Ogbechie (CEO RainOil), Gen. Paul Tarela Boroh (Rtd), amongst others.

Noteworthy, the valedictorian still managed to steal the occasion by delivering a beautiful and emotional piece, sharing her experiences in the university, vis-à-vis preparing the graduates for the challenges the "real" world holds.

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During the Jonathan administration, an outspoken opposition spokesperson had argued that Nigeria was on auto-pilot, a phrase that was gleefully even if ignorantly echoed by an excitable opposition crowd. Deeper reflection should have made it clear even to the unthinking that there is no way any country can ever be on auto-pilot, for there are many levels of governance, all working together and cross-influencing each other to determine the structure of inputs and outcomes in society.

To say that a country is on auto-pilot is to assume wrongly that the only centre of governance that exists is the official corridor, whereas governance is far more complex. The question should be asked, now as then: who is governing Nigeria?
Who is running the country? Why do we blame government alone for our woes, whereas we share a collective responsibility, and some of the worst violators of the public space are not even in public office?

The President of the country is easily the target of every criticism. This is perhaps understandable to the extent that what we have in Nigeria is the perfect equivalent of an Imperial Presidency. Whoever is President of Nigeria wields the powers of life and death, depending on how he uses those enormous powers attached to his office by the Constitution, convention and expectations. Nigeria’s President not only governs, he rules. The kind of President that emerges at any particular time can determine the fortunes of the country. It helps if the President is driven by a commitment to make a difference, but the challenge is that every President invariably becomes a prisoner.

He has the loneliest job in the land, because he is soon taken hostage by officials and various interests, struggling to exercise aspects of Presidential power vicariously. And these officials do it right to the minutest detail: they are the ones who tell the President that he is best thing ever since the invention of toothpaste. They are the ones who will convince him as to every little detail of governance: who to meet, where to travel to, and who to suspect or suspend. The President exercises power, the officials and the partisans in the corridors exercise influence. But when things go wrong, it is the President that gets the blame. He is reminded that the buck stops at his desk.

We should begin to worry about these dangerous officials in the system, particularly within the public service, the reckless mind readers who exploit the system for their own ends, and who walk free when the President gets all the blame. To govern properly, every government not only needs a good man at the top, but good officials who will serve the country. We are not there yet. The same civil servants who superintended over the omissions of the past 16 years are the ones still going up and down today, and it is why something has changed but nothing has changed. The reality is terrifying.

The officials at the state levels are no different, from the Governor down to the local government chairman and their staff. They hardly get as much criticism as the folks in Abuja, but they are busy every day governing Nigeria, and doing so very badly too. Local government chairmen and their officials do almost nothing. The Governors also try to act as if they are Imperial Majesties. The emphasis on ceremony rather than actual performance is the bane of governance in Nigeria. Every one seems to be obsessed with ceremony and privileges.

A friend sent me a picture he took with the Mayor of London inside a train, in the midst of ordinary citizens and asked if that would ever happen in Nigeria. The Mayor had no bodyguards. He was on his own. In the Netherlands, the Prime Minister is a part-time lecturer in one of the local colleges. Nigerian pubic officials are often too busy to have time for normal life. Even if they want to live normally, the system also makes it impossible. We need people in government living normal lives. Leaders need not be afraid of the people they govern. They must identify with them. There is too much royalty in government circles in Nigeria. No matter how well-intentioned you may be, once you find yourself in their midst, you will soon start acting and sounding like one, because it is the only language that is spoken in those corridors.

Elsewhere, ideas govern countries. People become leaders on the basis of ideas and they govern with ideas. That is why the average voter in Europe or North America knows that what he votes for is what he is likely to get. Clearly in the on-going Presidential nomination process in the United States, every voter knows the difference between Bernie Sanders and Hillary Clinton on the Democratic side and between Ted Cruz and Donald Trump on the Republican side. Such differences are often blurry in Nigeria: our politics is driven by partisan interests; a primordial desperation for power, not ideas. It is also why Nigerian politicians can belong to five different political parties and movements within a decade.

Even when men of ideas show up in the political arena, they are quickly reminded that they are not politicians and do not understand politics. Gross anti-intellectualism is a major problem that Nigeria would have to address at some stage. Some of the administrations in the past who had brainy men and women of ideas in strategic positions ended up not using them. They were either frustrated, caged, co-opted or forced to adapt or shown the door. The question is often asked: why don’t such people walk away? The answer that is well known in official corridors is this: doing so may be a form of suicide. Once inside, you are not allowed to walk out on the Federal Government of Nigeria, and if you must, not on your own terms. So, governance fails even at that level of values: that other important element that governs progressive nations.

Partisan interests are major factors in the governance process. These seem to be the dominant factor in Nigeria, but again, they are irresponsibly deployed. The crowd of political parties, religious groups, traditional rulers, ethnic and community associations, professional associations, pastors, priests, traditional rulers, imams and alfas, shamanists, native doctors, soothsayers and traditional healers: they all govern. They wield enormous influence. But they have never helped Nigeria and they are not helping. All the people in public offices have strong links to all these other governors of Nigeria, but what kind of morality do they discuss? Those with partisan interests, including even promoters of Non-Governmental groups (NGOs) all have one interest at heart: power and relevance.

The same priests who saw grand visions for the PDP and its members over a 16-year period are still in business seeing visions and making predictions. Those who claim to be so powerful they can make the lame walk and the blind see have not deemed it necessary to step forward to help the NNPC turn water into petrol. If any of these miracle-delivering pastors can just turn the Lagos Lagoon alone into a river of petrol, all Nigerians will become believers, but that won’t happen because they are committed to a different version of the gospel. As for the political parties: they are all in disarray.

The private sector also governs Nigeria. But what is the quality of governance in the corporate sector? The Nigerian corporate elite is arrogant. They claim that they create jobs so the country may prosper, but they are, in reality, a rent-seeking class. They survive on government patronage, access to the Villa and its satellites, and claims of indispensability. But without government, most private sector organizations will be in distress. The withdrawal of public funds into a Treasury Single Account is a case in point. And with President Muhammadu Buhari not readily available to the eye-service wing of the Nigerian private sector, former sycophants in the corridors are clandestinely resorting to sabotage and blackmail. A responsible private sector has a duty in society: to build society, not to donate money to politicians during elections and seek patronage thereafter. And if it must co-operate with government, it must be for much nobler reasons in the public interest.

The military are still governing Nigeria too. They may be in the background, but their exit 16 years ago, has not quite translated into a loss of influence or presence. In the early years of their de-centering, many of them chose to join politics and replace their uniforms with traditional attires. Their original argument is that if other professionals can join politics, then a soldier should not be excluded. They failed to add that the military class in politics in Africa has shown a tendency to exercise proprietorial rights and powers, which delimit the democratic project. In Nigeria such powers and rights have been exercised consistently and mostly by, happily for us, a gerontocratic class, whose impact, I believe, will be determined by the effluxion of time.

And it is like this: the President that emerged in 1999 was a soldier: the received opinion was that only such a strong man could stabilize the country. His successor was the brother of another old soldier; he and his Deputy were personal chosen by the departing President. He died in office, but for his Deputy to succeed him, it helped a lot that he was also a favourite of the General who chose his own successors. When this protégé fell out with the General, in retrospect now, a miscalculation, the General turned Godfather swore to remove him from office. And it happened. In 2015, another former soldier and strong man, had to be brought back to office and power. When anything goes wrong, a class of old Generals are the ones who step forward to protect and guide the country. The only saving grace is that they do not yet have a successor–class of similarly influential men with military pedigree. But when their time passes, would there be equally strong civilians who can act as protectors of the nation?

The media governs too. But the media in Nigeria today is heavily politicized, compromised and a victim of internal censorship occasioned by hubris. Can the media still save Nigeria? It is in the same pit as the Nigerian voter, foreign interests, the legislature and the judiciary. But when there is positive change at all of these centres of power and influence, only then will there be change, movement and motion, and a new Nigeria.

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A fan asked Burna Boy to do his own version of Olamide’s buzzing freestyle and his response was pretty hilarious.

He probably meant no harm but Burna Boy in fact, asked Who Freestyle Epp?

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The singer pictured working out with his close friends Chidinma and Phyno in the background . These two people are making me to start believing there is something between them. Chidinma and Flavour have both been spotted together in so many places than she has been spotted with other female friends of hers.

They cant just be friends, something is definitely going on somewhere and I am very certian time only will tell. She might be the next Baby Mama of that cheerful giver called Flavour.

Well, can you please tell me how many ladies are not tripping for that guy's ugly body.

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Lagos State Governor, Mr. Akinwunmi Ambode on Tuesday evening said the Ajasa-Command Road in Agbado Oke-Odo Local Council Development Area (LCDA) area of the State would be completed in the next five weeks, just as he assured that the Abesan Estate link road connecting Aboru from Agbelekale would equally be completed before the end of the year.

Governor Ambode, who gave the assurance while on an unscheduled inspection tour of on-going projects around the axis, said the dual carriage Ajasa-Command Road would be completed with functional street lights, drainage system, walkways and road median.

Addressing multitude of residents who gathered to receive him at Command axis of the road, Governor Ambode said the transformation of the road, which is a major connecting road from Lagos-Abeokuta expressway to Ipaja axis, was part of his promise to run an all-inclusive government where no region will be left untouched.

The Governor recalled his visit to the area about two months ago where he lamented the dilapidated state of the road, and ordered contractors to move to site immediately.
He said: “You all recall that two months ago, we came here and we were totally displeased with the state of the road in this particular area. I have come to inspect the work that is being done and I must say that we are satisfied with the pace of work, and we also have it on assurance that by the middle of next month, this Ajasa-Command Road will be completed.
“We only want to appeal to all our community leaders and all the residents here that you make sure that you maintain whatever infrastructure that we will be giving to you here. I can also assure you that Aboru, Church Street Road linking up with Abesan Estate will also be completed before the end of the year,” the Governor said.

Governor Ambode, who was accompanied on the tour by top government functionaries, also visited Abesan Estate where work is on-going on the major link road in the area.
He said: “We have come to say a big thank you with this project. You know this project will take you from Aboru and then you cross over from Abesan and then you can go to Ipaja or anywhere you like to go.
“We know that it’s been a long time you have been waiting for this project, but you know what, before December you will ride on this road. We want to thank you for your patience and I can assure you that this is just the beginning, you are going to see more things here.”

Earlier, Special Adviser to the Governor and Chief Executive Officer of Lagos State Public Works Corporation (LSPWC), Engr. Ayotunde Sodeinde said box covers were being introduced on some parts of the road to ease flow of water pending the completion of the project.

He said the lighting system on the Ajasa-Command Road was on and the poles now in place, adding that the median on the road would soon be constructed.
On his part, Senator representing Lagos West Senatorial District at the National Assembly, Solomon Olamilekan, thanked Governor Ambode for embarking on various developmental projects despite the harsh economic realities in the country.

“I want to thank the State Government most sincerely. We started from the commissioning of the Light Up Lagos Project from Toll Gate in Sango Ota to Ile Zik and we are now in this area. The bridge is supposed to link Aboru to Abesan to Ipaja. The Governor has enough excuses to give considering the economic downturn, but still, he is embarking on projects. This is Alimosho and we would continue to support the Governor,” the Senator said.
Speaking on behalf of residents, a Community Leader in Aboru, Chief Mufutau Shoremekun, described Governor Ambode as a dynamic Governor who has fulfilled his promise to the people.

He said: “I have to thank our dynamic Governor for fulfilling his promise to this community despite the economic problems of Nigeria. The Governor has a lot of excuses to say this project will not be feasible and so we are sincerely grateful to you for all what you have been doing. Infact, for a Governor to embark on 114 roads, it’s a lot of work and we thank him very much.”
SIGNED
HABIB ARUNA
CHIEF PRESS SECRETARY

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A female gospel musician, who met a pastor on the social media platform, Facebook, has died in company of the pastor in Benin City, Edo State. The woman, whose name was given as Mrs Yvonne Omoarebokhae, was found dead in a hotel in Benoni area of the Government Reservation Area in Benin.
She was said to have lodged in the hotel along with the pastor, whose name was given as Apostle Psalm Okpe.According to the husband of the deceased, Odion, his wife met Apostle Sam on Facebook and after some months of chatting, the pastor, last Thursday, invited his late wife over for a performance in Asaba, Warri and Benin.


He added that the last time he spoke with his wife was at about 10:00a.m. on Friday when she told him that she would soon be home.

He said that at about 9:30p.m. on Friday, the police used his late wife's phone number to call him that he should report at Airport Road police station in Benin

He said, "I waited for more than two hours at the police station until the police asked me to go home but I insisted on knowing the whereabouts of my wife.”
“The DPO later told me that my wife was picked at a hotel in the GRA and rushed to the Benin Central hospital where she was confirmed dead.“I am yet to see the corpse of my wife to know what happened and who is responsible for her death. We have a three-year old baby at home.”

Edo State police commissioner, Chris Ezike, confirmed the death of the woman, adding that the pastor has been arrested.
He said, "It is under investigation. The man is married and the woman is married. Not until a post mortem is conducted, we cannot conclude what happened. I have asked the matter to be transferred to the State CID.”

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This guy should come to Nigeria and ask who the real blacks are.

Yes we are the real blacks simply because we permanently live in a total black-out.

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The umbrella body of Ijaw youths, the Ijaw Youth Council Worldwide, has alleged that the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission is laying a foundation for the arrest of former President Goodluck Jonathan.

The IYC, however, advised the anti-graft agency to shelve any plan to “persecute” the former President, insisting that such a move would spell doom for the Muhammadu Buhari administration.

Speaking at a news conference on Saturday to mark the burial of a former Bayelsa State Governor, Chief Diepreye Alamieyeseigha, the IYC President, Mr. Udengs Eradiri, said most of the close allies of Jonathan had been arrested by the EFCC.
He particularly condemned the recent arrest and detention of Jonathan’s cousin and contractor, Mr. Robert Azibaola, over an alleged $40m contract fraud.
Eradiri said Ijaw youths would not allow Azibaola, Jonathan or any rising Ijaw leader to be persecuted by the EFCC, the way the Federal Government dealt with the late Alamieyeseigha.

He said, “They have arrested almost all our people. Azibaola was arrested by the EFCC and we are calling on the EFCC to stop persecuting him further and charge him to court if there are issues.
“They detained him for a long time, forcing him to make statements to indict former President Jonathan. Azibaola is a businessman, a contractor, and has the right, like every other Nigerian, to get contracts. Why will the Niger Delta case be a different one?
“We noticed that the same way they persecuted Alamieyeseigha has continued. After Goodluck Jonathan, our people who contributed to that administration, are being persecuted by this government.
“The recent one is the ploy to arrest Goodluck Jonathan, which is unfolding every day. This must stop. Goodluck Jonathan is the most performing President that Nigeria has ever had. We are proud of him.

“Everyday, there is a calculated attempt to whittle down the achievements of former President Jonathan. We call on Nigerians to mount pressure on the government to focus on leading Nigeria right rather than looking for ways to bring down the achievements of Jonathan.
“Buhari should please focus on governance rather than persecution of people who have added value. We are not happy about it and today, we use Alamieyeseigha’s death as a point of contact. The world has seen that from Alamieyeseigha, it has trickled down to all the Niger Delta people.”

Speaking on the alleged removal of 10 per cent community equity from the new Petroleum Industry Bill, Eradiri asked the government to do the needful.
He added that the Federal Government ought to have known that community ownership would ameliorate the years of crises in the Niger Delta region.

The IYC President added, “For us, we will not beg for it. We will not even lobby anybody. The oil is our oil and we will take it. If they like, they should put it, if they don’t like, they should leave it. We expect that this country should have commonsense by including community participation.
“In the issue of pipeline surveillance, this 10 per cent would have covered pipeline surveillance. Once the people know that they have 10 per cent in this business, they will protect it.”

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Is bks ppl spend more tym in fuel station than sch

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Anyone can make a mistake, especially typographical.

But what do we say when it's repeated. These ladies aint for real at all and they be going about forming posh.

SMH

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This brings out the lady in a different dimension and I must say it is just so cute

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This lady feels on top of the world doing this kind of photo shoot. But it is so unforytunate it has not met social media users on their soft spots. They criticised the pictures and calling her all sorts of names, but it seems the lady so much is proud of her body and doesnt seem to care.

What's your take on the nood photoshoot

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Former lover of Nollywood actress, Toyin Aimakhu , Seun Egbegbe has alleged that he deflowered the actress, who he claims has a huge sexual desire.. He said
“I use to eat that small girl before she ever dreamt of acting, I introduced her to my friend that was how she found fame.
“To be honest with you, I deflowered her long before she met that toy boy, mark my words, she will never settle because there is nothing you give her that will satisfy her.

“I used yoyo bitter and every bitter herbs on the market but my performance never satisfy her. What else does she want from me. I have my life to live please let her go forever”.

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more of her styled pictures here

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She looks so much different I must say.

More of her styled photos here to see how much different she looks....

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A murderer who cut the throat of a 12-year-old boy, drank his blood and sickeningly mutilated the body has been executed.

Pablo Lucio Vasquez was put to death by lethal injection at the Texas state death chamber in Huntsville.
The 38-year-old was pronounced dead at 6.35pm local time , officials confirmed. Vasquez killed 12-year-old David Cardenas in the town of Donna in Texas in April 1998.
On the night of the murder, Vasquez, then 20, attended a party with his 15-year-old cousin Andy Chapa and met the boy.

Afterwards, the three were walking home when when Vasquez - who was drunk and high on cocaine - picked up a pipe and hit David over the head, then cut his throat.

The cousins took David's body to a field, where they scalped him, cut off one of his arms and part of the other and removed the skin from his back.

During his trial, Vasquez said: “The devil was telling me to take [David's head] away from him.” On a videotaped confession shown to the jury, he said: "One side of my head said, 'You did wrong'.

"The other side said, 'Keep doing it. Keep doing it'."'

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Weeks ago, we reported that Maheeda may have gotten a boob job, and now the controversial nudist and singer has shared a photo of the new assets.
“They call you a bitch but pay millions to have you … I’m good,” she captioned the photo which shows one boob hanging higher up her chest than the other, and this is not from the position of her photo.
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Could it be that her implants are yet to properly settle?
From the reports, some breasts heals faster than the other; the implants take time before they settle, hence why one breast may stand higher than the other.
But Maheeda is undaunted by this as she flaunts her new assets on social while bragging about making ‘millions.’
The singer who recently moved into a new home recently bagged a diploma. Last week,she hinted at being a stripper, a comment that didn’t go unnoticed.

Now, we are wondering when she will drop her next song.

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