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A Family Court sitting at Iyaganku, Ibadan, Oyo State, on Monday, ordered the remand of a skit maker, Maruf Abdullahi, fondly called Trinity Guy, in Agodi correctional facility over alleged sexual exploitation of a 10-year-old girl until Tuesday, July 11 when the case would come up for mention. It also arraigned and remanded Isiaka Ahmed, 40, and his wife, Rofiat, 29, who are parents of the victim on two-count charges of conspiracy and sexual abuse and exploitation alongside the skit maker. I sought minor's parents' consent, Trinity Guy tells police The Magistrate, P.O. Adetuyibi did not take the defendants’ plea for want of jurisdiction, saying the case file had been filed and duplicated at the state Ministry of Justice, Ibadan. Details later https://www.facebook.com/100064625772115/posts/pfbid02hwjFvrA8rqthx9wWFC6JDwbLBrqrj1sYeEYpaWAt73Qf8ashrmW7FSqiobR3mUvkl/
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Bankowner:I feel very bad reading this, sorry bro |
Runnerzz:I understand your point. |
Sonnobax15:Most importantly, don't marry a bad woman |
This is very true, they plenty for nairaland Guys should be careful the kind of woman they marry, go for good character, not beautiful body and face |
A lady has fired a hot shot at women, saying they are most likely to insult their husbands if they are the breadwinners. The lady said even if it is for only one month that the wife provided the food, the man will chop insult 'woto woto.' In reaction to the video, @TopeBabs said: "A week is enough, then she will stop calling you "Baby" and start calling you with your name with an aggressive voice." https://www.facebook.com/100070092566221/posts/pfbid0aHThYCxWeegpvH8XKDddDWdoQ8aAQohHZdhiWj2PwFmssTpd2WNPiSY7AokoGioYl/?app=fbl
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Drive the so-called arrogant wife away |
cococandy:you people will not say anything reasonable when your gender is involved |
Candidlady:how many boys have you rapped ms feminist? |
Very sad incident |
Hundreds of people, including wedding guests, are feared dead in north-central Nigeria after a boat they were traveling in capsized in the river Niger early Monday, a local chief told CNN on Tuesday. Abdul Gana Lukpada, a traditional chief in Kpada, in Patigi district of north-central Kwara State which is located along the banks of the river Niger, told CNN some stranded wedding guests had resorted to cross the river from neighboring Egboti village in Niger State to Kpada with a boat, following heavy rains that flooded the roads. The boat, said to be carrying up to 300 people, overturned after hitting a tree trunk, Lukpada said of the accident which happened in the early hours of Monday. “There was a marriage ceremony in a nearby village … Egboti village which is by the river Niger. The terrain of the community is terrible when it rains. After the ceremony, it rained, so those who attended with motorcycles could not ride the motorcycles out of the community. They decided to use a big boat to convey people out of Egboti,” he narrated. “The boat was filled with up to 300 people — both males and females from various communities. It was early on Monday between 3:00 - 4:00 am. As they sailed, the boat hit a tree branch hiding in the water and it split into two. The volume of water was high, so it carried the passengers away. I’ve been informed that only 53 escaped. The rest are feared dead,” he added. The local chief described the accident as “a big tragedy” adding that “I lost four of my neighbors.” A spokesperson for the police command in Kwara, Ajayi Okasanmi, told CNN a team has been deployed to the area to carryout “on-the-spot assessment of what happened.” The Kwara State government has sympathized with families of the victims, adding that it is monitoring rescue efforts in search of survivors, a spokesperson for the government, Rafiu Ajakaye, said in a statement made available to CNN Tuesday. Boat accidents are common in northern Nigeria. Last month, at least 15 people died after a boat capsized in northwestern Sokoto State, authorities told CNN. https://c.newsnow.com/A/1184269424?-55100:42738 |
Naija ladies are just too materialistic |
OloYeOfEgbE:I can't wait to watch the movie |
advanceDNA:Yeah, from time immemorial |
Brave and smart kids |
Children rescued from Colombian jungle recovering as details of ordeal emerge The children, aged 13, nine and four years and 11 months, are expected to remain for at least two weeks in hospital receiving treatment after their rescue on Friday but some are already speaking and wanting to do more more than lying on a bed, according to family members Authorities and family members have said the children survived eating cassava flour and seeds, and that some familiarity with the rainforest’s fruits were also key to their survival. The children are members of the Huitoto indigenous group. The four indigenous children who survived 40 days in the Amazon jungle after their plane crashed are recovering in a military hospital in Colombia, as new details of their harrowing story emerged. The children, aged 13, nine and four years and 11 months, are expected to remain for at least two weeks in hospital receiving treatment after their rescue on Friday but some are already speaking and wanting to do more more than lying on a bed, according to family members. Manuel Ranoque, father of the two youngest children, told reporters outside the hospital on Sunday that the oldest of the four surviving children — 13-year-old Lesly Jacobombaire Mucutuy — told him their mother was alive for about four days after the plane crashed on May 1 in the Colombian jungle. Mr Ranoque said that before she died, the mother likely would have told them “go away”, apparently asking them to leave the wreckage site to survive. He provided no more details Fidencio Valencia, a child’s uncle, told media outlet Noticias Caracol the children were starting to talk and one of them said they hid in tree trunks to protect themselves in a jungle area filled with snakes, animals and mosquitoes. He said they were exhausted. “They at least are already eating, a little, but they are eating,” he said after visiting them at the military hospital in Bogota, Colombia. A day earlier, defence minister Ivan Velasquez had said the children were being rehydrated and could not eat food yet. The children were travelling with their mother from the Amazonian village of Araracuara to San Jose del Guaviare when the plane went down. The Cessna single-engine propeller plane was carrying three adults and the four children when the pilot declared an emergency due to engine failure. The small aircraft fell off the radar a short time later and a search for survivors began. Dairo Juvenal Mucutuy, another uncle, told local media that one of kids said he wanted to start walking. “Uncle, I want shoes, I want to walk, but my feet hurt,” Mr Mucutuy said the child told him. “The only thing that I told the kid (was), ‘when you recover, we will play soccer,” he said. Authorities and family members have said the children survived eating cassava flour and seeds, and that some familiarity with the rainforest’s fruits were also key to their survival. The children are members of the Huitoto indigenous group. After being rescued on Friday, the children were taken in a helicopter to Bogota and then to the military hospital, where President Gustavo Petro, government and military officials, as well as family members, met the children on Saturday. An air force video released on Friday showed a helicopter using lines to pull the youngsters up because it could not land in the dense rainforest where they were found. The military on Friday tweeted pictures showing a group of soldiers and volunteers posing with the children, who were wrapped in thermal blankets. One of the soldiers held a bottle to the smallest child’s lips. General Pedro Sanchez, who was in charge of the rescue efforts, said that the children were found three miles away from the crash site in a small forest clearing. He said rescue teams had passed within 20 to 50 metres of where the children were found on a couple of occasions but had missed them. Two weeks after the crash, on May 16, a search team found the plane in a thick patch of the rainforest and recovered the bodies of the three adults on board, but the small children were nowhere to be found. Soldiers in helicopters dropped boxes of food into the jungle, hoping that it would help sustain the children. Planes flying over the area fired flares to help search crews on the ground at night, and rescuers used speakers that blasted a message recorded by the siblings’ grandmother telling them to stay in one place. Mr Ranoque, the father of the youngest children, said the rescue shows how as an “indigenous population, we are trained to search” in the middle of the jungle. “We proved the world that we found the plane… we found the children,” he added. The Colombian government, which is trying to end internal conflicts in the country, has highlighted the joint work of the military and indigenous communities to find the children. https://c.newsnow.com/A/1183970271?-55100:42738
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Obrigardo:very very bleeped |
Obrigardo:He knows how to play the victim card, I just hate the man |
SangoOlukosoOba:I couldn't agree more His fans are also illiterates and demagogues |
Obrigardo:okay, but my story is from a reliable source |
SangoOlukosoOba:you are absolutely right bro, same with his supporters in Nigeria |
Jakumo:I pray he gets punished this time, he should have been locked up since |
Ihateheadslamer:what's your point? |
SangoOlukosoOba:I can't believe some silly Americans still want him back in office |
I don't know why republicans are still supporting this man to be president, it's beyond my understanding |
Former U.S. President Donald Trump faces 37 felony charges related to the alleged mishandling of classified documents after he left the White House, including top secret files on U.S. nuclear and defense programs, according to an indictment made public Friday. The charging document said that on at least two occasions Trump showed classified documents about U.S. military operations to people who did not have a security clearance. One of those documents was a "plan of attack" against another country that a military official had drawn up, according to the indictment. Of the 37 counts in the indictment, 31 of them pertain to the willful retention of national defense information. The other counts are related to alleged conspiracy, obstruction and false statements. Altogether, the counts could result in a yearslong prison sentence for Trump if he is found guilty. The U.S. Justice Department accuses Trump of ignoring demands to return documents he had taken from the White House to his estate in the southern U.S. state of Florida and his golf club in the northeastern state of New Jersey, and of asking aides to help him hide the documents. https://www.voanews.com/a/trump-says-he-has-been-indicted-in-classified-documents-case/7129667.html Nlfmod
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My eastern brothers should stop this nonsense narrative |
I support his arrest, but buhari should be arrested too |
Evestar200:I like your comment, you always make sense |
This is good, nice one from innoson |
Congrats to him, he doesn't want unnecessary pressure from anybody again |
Why is everyone talking about the girl, what about the dead guy |
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