She is hot

They said she is the most endowed female police officer in Kenya. She was became a viral sensation after a photo showing her on duty hit the media. Linda who is a traffic police officer wore a skirt that was very tight and hugged her heavy backside.

One of the top dailies in Kenya even had her photo on the front page with the caption “Security was very tight in Kiambu.” Kiambu is the town where a safari rally was going down and she being a traffic cop was there to beef up security.
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A 71-year-old man, Mr. Sunday Itu of Ojali Village in Oglewu community, Ohimini Local Government Area of Anambra State has petitioned the Inspector General of Police, Ibrahim Idris, over land grabbing and harassment of the people of the area by one ex-police officer, Adamina Ejemi.
Itu said the activities of the retired officer and his group were capable of causing breach of peace in the community.

He said but for restrictions by certain elders of the community, the youths in the area would have since caused the untoward in the area over the issue.
He said, “One ex-police officer, who is expected to be a custodian of law, even after his retirement, ASP Adamina Ejemi, along his cohorts, are harassing the community and selling people’s land with impunity.”
The family alleged that some prominent indigenes of the community were behind the land grabbers.
In a letter by the family lawyers, Onche Adakole & Associates, made available to newsmen in Awka on Thursday, the Itu family said the speculators illegally sold their property.
They said the parcel of land with economic trees which was fraudulently balkanised and sold had been legally occupied by the Itu family for a long time.
They added that the practice in Ojali was that individuals and families owned the land and not the community under which guise the land were being sold by their oppressors.
Their lawyer’s petition read, “You acted against the will of our client and upon an illegal and baseless claim that it is the community that owns the land.
“You are aware that it is the individual and families that own land and not community. So, you have no right to sell any part of our client’s land under the guise of exercising authority as community leaders.
“We demand your immediate withdrawal from this land and advise that you return money to whosoever you may have collected it from.”
The family assured that it would remain law abiding, but would resist any attempt by strangers to encroach into their land.
We will not want to take the laws into our hands; we thereby call on the Inspector General of Police to urgently look into this case and cause it to be investigated to avoid breakdown of law and order in the community,” the petition read.
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What if Nigerians try out this particular games, wont it work out..

It's bronze for Team GB's YOUNGEST athlete: Gymnast Amy Tinkler is just 16 years and 293 days old... and just one month ago she did her GCSEs

Amy Tinkler has won a bronze in the women's floor exercise event
She becomes the youngest British Olympic medalist in 32 years
Just last month the teenager was taking her GCSE examinations


Tinkler came behind two Americans, Simon Biles and Aly Raisman, who won gold and silver respectively.
The teenager achieved a score of 14.933 and was pipped to the second position by Raisman who received 15.500.

The artistic gymnast began training at the South Durham Gymnastics club, where her mum was a coach, from the age of two and now practises 31 hours a week.
Moments after her victory was sealed, Kelly Milnes, senior coach at the gymnastics club said: 'I am absolutely over the moon - we've all been in the gym this evening watching her.



'We are overwhelmed, excited, emotional - everything. Her routine was absolutely flawless, the best she has ever done it.'
Having just completed her GCSE exams, Tinkler recently took a short break from competitions to focus on her school work - but it clearly did not hinder her sporting prowess in the slightest.
'Amy loves what she does, she has been loving the whole experience out there, and that is a special quality in her,' said Ms Milnes. 'She never cracks under pressure.
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Ekugbeh:
Let me caption that picture.
Amaka: shey u tink say u go fit beat me.

Tolu: (panting) ah...... Ewo.....

Lol like seriously

THEY BECAME LOVERS AFTER THE RACE..

This is the most inspirational moment of the rio2016

American Abbey D'Agnostino and Nikki Hamblin of New Zealand fell during 5,000m race in Rio today
Competing athletes were 3,000m into race at the Olympic Stadium when they tangled and tumbled
D'Agnostino got up to help her rival but then had ankle injury and Hamblin tried to help her continue
Despite finishing in two last places, both runners were promoted to the final due to the circumstances

Two athletes have provided one of the most inspirational moments of the Rio Olympics so far when they tripped over each other in the women's 5,000 metres - then helped one another to carry on.

American Abbey D'Agnostino and Nikki Hamblin of New Zealand were 3,000m into the race today when D'Agnostino appeared to clip Hamblin's heel, sending both tumbling to the ground.

But instead of appearing frustrated that their dreams of glory were apparently over, both women put on a display of the Olympic spirit that will live on long after the Games are over.
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