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The Chief Security Officer (CSO) to a leader of the National Union of Road Transport Workers (NURTW), Musiliu Akinsanya with the moniker, MC OLUOMO, Kunle Mamowora popularly known as Mammok has been shot dead, source reports.

Kunle was shot by thugs believed to be from a rival political group on Wednesday, September 30, 2015, by a mosque three houses away from his father’s house at 52, Mosaku Street, Oshodi, Lagos. Shortly after he was murdered by the unknown gunmen in his Honda End of Discussion (EOD) model car, the gunment shot sporadically into the air, and the entire area was engulfed by palpable fear.

Mammok as he is fondly called is a step-brother of a former Lagos Speaker and one time Senator, Dr. Olorunnibe Mamora. There are speculations Mammok, a loyal aide to charismatic MC Oluomo, lost his life to an intense power play over who controls the highly lucrative transport union and calls the shot in the politics.

Mammok, a graduate of Ogun State Polytechnic, Abeokuta, Ogun State, featured prominently in the BBC documentary ‘Law and Disorder in Lagos’ shot in 2011 by investigative reporter, Louis Theroux in his search for who wields power in Lagos. Mammok had also once being an aide to a former Speaker of the Federal House of Representatives, Dimeji Bankole.

Widely traveled and exposed, Kunle is survived by three children.

May his soul rest in peace.
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A mother of two has been left looking permanently pregnant after apparently suffering a rare reaction to a contraceptive.
Cassie Edwards, 27, from High Wycombe, Buckinghamshire, has been forced to wear maternity clothes for the last six months after getting a coil fitted following the birth of her second child, Tyler. She looks like she is carrying twins and is often asked by well-meaning passersby when she is due to give birth.
The single mother, who works as a dinner lady at a local school, took only five months to drop her baby weight and return to a slim size 10 after giving birth to her son earlier this year.
She then took the decision to not have any more children and went to the doctor's to get a coil fitted.
But almost immediately after the fitting, her stomach began to balloon up and it is still growing.
"Doctors haven't got a clue what's going on - my belly is growing and growing and I'm stuck in maternity clothes now," Ms Edwards said. "I told doctors it must be down to the coil, but they aren't sure.
"They keep needing to run further tests, but all the time my belly is growing.

"I feel embarrassed and scared of the big babyless bump.
"If it gets any bigger, people will think its twins."
Doctors have confirmed via ultrasound that Ms Edwards is not pregnant.
They are currently waiting to perform a colonoscopy on the mother, and are looking further into her condition.
In the meantime, Ms Edwards is dealing with the symptoms of pregnancy daily.
She suffers from a sore back, aching, swollen Bosom s, and a constant urge to urinate.
"My body thinks I'm pregnant again. It's so odd. I have a larger bump than I did when I was actually pregnant," she said. "It all happened after the coil was fitted, so I can only put it down to that.
"I can't go out the house without someone asking me when I'm due. I lost all my weight for nothing."
The coil, also called an intrauterine device (IUD), is a small T-shaped plastic and copper contraceptive.
It is inserted into a woman's womb by a specially-trained doctor or nurse.
It can prevent pregnancy for five to 10 years

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One policeman and a civilian were yesterday killed by armed robbers in a robbery operation along the busy Olu-Obasanjo Road in Port Harcourt, the Rivers State capital.
The 3rd person in the Tundra Jeep is currently receiving treatment in a hospital after being seriously injured with bullet wounds.
The huge sum of money, which was snatched belongs to Oyigbo Local Government council in Rivers State.
Reporters gathered that the money was meant for the payment of salaries of Oyigbo council workers, but it was still not clear how much was inside the Ghana-Must-Go bag.
Police Public Relations Officer of the Rivers State Police Command, Ahmad Muhammed, told our correspondent that a policeman accompanying the cash was killed in the attack.
Mohammed said,
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“the Police officer was killed as a result of laxity. We have always cautioned them on how to go on escorts. It is very unfortunate.”

An eyewitness, who spoke with us said the hoodlums were dressed in a military camouflage.
The eyewitness stated that the four armed robbers drove a Toyota Camry car, but because of the busy traffic, they parked few metres away from the head-office of the Rivers Transport Company (RTC) and trekked towards their targets.
http://www.ngrguardiannews.com/2015/09/robbers-kill-policemanothers-in-port-harcourt/

not my area

We all know the colour pink is for the ladies but this is a picture from a wedding that took place last week. Questions for the guys, would you rock pink at a wedding?

She went missing on September 24,2015 and missing as well is money and goods worth millions. Sales girl disappear with large sum of money
Her name is Edith Gidalo, 15yrs old and a native of Ghana but speaks English fluently and also understands Yoruba.. On the 24th September 2015,she absconded with goods and money. The matter has been reported at IBA Police Station. Please if you have any relevant info on this individual you can reach us on this no 07066005397/08063207140, Sgt taiwo 08056541211 or the nearest police station .
Thanks.

d caption..lmao!!!

all dis post abut fulani herdsmen make's me scared of dem and dem plnty for my area. Taa nthg dem fit do. Governmnt has to chckmate these herdsmen cos dey boko haram in disguise

if nigeria cums for him cn the body guards stand...he shuld go and employ more bi*fras

asians wey dem born for nigeria

hmm..m sure u ar still editng dis post

who be d aristo wey dey pay dis gal

an article copied from tooxclusive.com

For close observers of Bayelsa State politics, the events of Tuesday, September 22 during the governorship primaries of the All Progressives Congress (APC) would not be forgotten in a hurry.

The circumstances surrounding the primaries triggered a chain of events culminating in the rescheduling of the poll as announced by the APC National Chairman, Chief John Odigie Oyegun and the public spat between Governor Adams Oshiomhole and former governor Timipre Sylva. The whole drama mirrors the intrigues, under currents and bitter in-fighting that have enveloped the Bayelsa chapter of the party since the time table for the December 5th governorship election was released by the Independent National Electoral Commission( INEC).

Before the victory of the APC at the March 28 Presidential election, former governor Timipre Sylva and his loyalists led by the state chairman, Chief Tiwei Timipa Orunimighe on one hand and Preye Aganaba, a close associate of former governor Rotimi Amaechi of Rivers State on the other hand had toiled day and night for the party to take roots in the state. They virtually appointed executives for the party right from the ward level to the state executive committee.
However, the complexion of the politics within the party changed when some bigwigs from the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) moved into the APC with their eyes on the governorship ticket of the party shortly after President Muhammadu Buhari was sworn-in. By August 15 when former managing director of the Niger Delta Development Commission (NDDC), Mr Ndutimi Alaibe also defected to the party, the political temperature within the APC became charged particularly as some elders led by former senator John Brambiafa did not pretend that they were urging Alaibe to contest the governorship primaries.

When the party released the guidelines for the governorship primaries, it was not surprising that all the defectors from PDP including Alaibe, Amb Emmanuel Otiotio, Prof Tarilah Tebepah, Chief Diekivie Ikiogha and former House of Representatives member, Warman Ogoriba. Others, former senator Clever Ikisikpo, Dr Augustine Oginwo Febo, Dr Imoro Kubor, Mrs Charity Vedalago, Pastor Tonye Aprela, Prince Ebitimi Amgbare, Mr George Ombeh, Christopher Enai and Francis Ebitei joined Aganaba and Amb Felix Oboro and picked governorship forms, a development which elicited mockery from Governor Henry Seriake Dickson as he referred to the “Bayelsa APC as a party of governor aspirants”.

Political pundits are of the view that the political dimension the race for the governorship ticket assumed within the party could still have been managed with the array of governorship aspirants if Sylva had not thrown his hat into the ring. Alaibe had confided in close associates that if he had known that Sylva was going to contest, he would not have bothered to contest. Many others were also said to have been taken aback and disappointed when it became public knowledge that Sylva indeed was in the governorship race because he had told many of them that he was not contesting.
Checks by Daily Sun from Sylva’s close associates indicated that he actually did not want to contest the governorship primaries until he was urged on by the Presidency and some influential chieftains of the APC who knew what he suffered under the Jonathan Presidency and believed that Sylva can be trusted to lead the party in a strategic state as Bayelsa. And given his prominence in the party before and after the party swept into office at the centre, his status as a former governor and backing from very loyal supporters, Sylva’s entrance into the governorship race complicated an already difficult situation as majority of the party faithful including members of the SEC, felt obliged to queue behind him to demonstrate their loyalty and for them all to reap the fruits of their labour for the party.
Build –up to the exercise

Daily Sun investigations revealed that Alaibe working with some national leaders of the party with a huge war chest was able to have access to the delegates’ list and having convinced some party local government chairmen he was able to move some delegates to an undisclosed location. The Sylva camp got wind of the development and also contacted delegates loyal to its camp and also moved them out of Bayelsa. Aganaba also had his own delegates and they were also camped outside the state.

The issue of camping of delegates which prevented other aspirants from having access to them was condemned by three aspirants, Kubor, Ogionwo and Tebepah. They wondered why some aspirants “would deny other aspirants the opportunity to sell their programme for the delegates”. Some of the aspirants also accused the state chairman, Orunimighe of threatening delegates that are not disposed to voting for Sylva. Orunimighe denied the allegation, noting that the party was going to provide a level playing ground for all aspirants.

The national secretariat of the party had to wade into the issue though its investigations exonerated Orunmighe. It had to reverse the suspension slammed on some local government executives, an action it considered as arbitrary and seen as a plot to prevent them from voting.

Before the national secretariat shifted the date of the primary election from September 19 to 22, Sylva and Alaibe had emerged the frontline aspirants for the party ticket and both had prepared the minds of their supporters for the epic battle for the ticket.
Sylva in a message to the delegates expressed confidence that he was going to emerge the winner of the primaries to lead the party in the governorship election.

“I appeal to all our supporters, delegates, and the entire APC family in Bayelsa State to stay focused, positive, and determined as we wait for the new date, September 22, fixed by the national headquarters of our great party for the primary election in the state.
“My participation in the governorship race is borne out of a firm decision to help steer our state away from the current course of political confusion and economic hopelessness, and return it to the path of freedom, progress, and hope, the foundation upon which our founding fathers had agitated and won the struggle for a distinct political territory within Nigeria. That resolve, having been backed by the popular opinion of our people, I assure you that we are on course”
Alaibe said to the delegates: “As you head to the primaries, ask yourself – Is a new and better Bayelsa possible? Are the challenges surmountable? Are there things we can do differently?

“Your answers to these questions will point to the reality that Bayelsans yearn for an effective change, different from the regime of insecurity that sees huge numbers of our people kidnapped and maimed everyday by faceless bandits who have also seized our water ways, with our government seemingly unable to do anything about it”

High wire intrigues
Investigations revealed that the announcement of Edo Governor, Adams Oshiomhole as the Chairman of the electoral panel for the primary election had unsettled the Sylva camp based on reports emanating from the Presidency on the allegations that Oshiomhole had been lobbying the presidency and the leadership of the party to prevail on Sylva not to contest the elections and allow Alaibe to contest because of the groundswell of support for the latter and the public perception of the former stemming from his first outing as governor.
Sources within the party said while former vice President Atiku Abubakar, Oyegun and Oshiomhole are on the side of Alaibe, President Buhari and Bola Tinubu are believed to be favourably disposed to Sylva because of his loyalty to the party.
Therefore, when on the day of the primary election, Oshiomhole who came four hours behind the 8am scheduled for accreditation, decided to hold series of meeting on various complaints surrounding the accreditation process, the Sylva camp believed he was acting out a script.

Before then, based on what they witnessed outside with the attack on their delegates, Alaibe, Aganaba and Amgbare had addressed a press conference calling for the cancellation of the primary because it was “fraught with intimidation, molestation and accreditation of fake delegates”

According to Alaibe: “You have seen the rancourous process leading to the primaries. The process is being marred by irregularities, violence, intimidation and complete disrespect for aspirants, agents and party officials. This is an enactment of negative history for a party that stands on the mantra of change. I think something is missing somewhere and we need to get it right. We have had delegates perceived to be loyal to us, threatened, beaten wounded since morning.
“Quite a lot of people you see here are not delegates. Most of the authentic delegates are outside. We need to put a stop to this process. We will meet with the chairman of the committee and ask for the cancellation of the process”

Aganaba lent his voice to Alaibe’s submission: “I am ashamed of this process. I was a member of the Presidential APC in Lagos. It was a successful convention and when the winner emerged, all other aspirants supported the winner. But the process today is flawed.

“It is a pity that the chairman, Adams Oshiomhole is not here. We have been here since 8am and it is 1pm and he is not here. Most of the delegates here are fake. I toiled for this party and sweated for it to be established in Bayelsa and if l am asking for the cancellation of this exercise, they should know how serious l am. I believe we should even move the primary to another state”.
As of the time Oshiomhole held a meeting with the 19 aspirants and requested for another meeting with the committee members, it became obvious that he had made up his mind to cancel the process. It was then that Sylva had to complain to the national vice chairman, South- South that there is a grand design to deny him the ticket.

“This process was allegedly designed by the National Chairman, Chief John Odigie-Oyegun to fail. Tell Him (Oyegun), he has compromised. In short, I will tell him that he has compromised. The process was designed to fail and to deny me of my gains in the party.”
http://sunnewsonline.com/new/baylesa-guber-how-battle-for-apc-ticket-went-sour/

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my view for now

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You know how Kylie is now the most popular Kardashian and is currently getting more media attention and more app downloads than all her sisters? Well, Kim, who is quite competitive and wants to retain her thrown as the queen of the Kardashian/Jenner klan, released some racy b*tt photos on her website yesterday to get some of the attention she’s lost since getting pregnant again. She shared these photos from her shoot with Juergen Teller for System Magazine.

all dose noise jst for dressing a bed...lol

hahaha...bro a*hawo no dey recognise customer especially wen is a long period..mny guys!!!

i wonder how much awolowo's have made recntly...

i wnder wat dis re discussing inside the plane...

so cinema dey illorin..