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Match Finished
Match ends, Chelsea 3, Aston Villa 0.
90'+4'
Full Time
Second Half ends, Chelsea 3, Aston Villa 0.
90'+3'
Attempt missed. Willian (Chelsea) right footed
shot from outside the box is high and wide to
the right. Assisted by André Schürrle.
88'
Nemanja Matic (Chelsea) wins a free kick in the
defensive half.
88'
Foul by Gabriel Agbonlahor (Aston Villa).
86'
Offside, Chelsea. Cesc Fàbregas tries a through
ball, but Loïc Remy is caught offside.
86'
Attempt blocked. André Schürrle (Chelsea) right
footed shot from outside the box is blocked.
Assisted by Willian.
83'
Foul by Gary Cahill (Chelsea).
83'
Philippe Senderos (Aston Villa) wins a free kick
in the defensive half.
83'
Corner, Chelsea. Conceded by Alan Hutton.
83'
Attempt blocked. André Schürrle (Chelsea) right
footed shot from the left side of the box is
blocked. Assisted by Willian.
81'
Substitution
Substitution, Chelsea. Loïc Remy replaces Diego
Costa.
79'
GOAL!
Goal! Chelsea 3, Aston Villa 0. Willian (Chelsea)
right footed shot from very close range to the
bottom right corner.
79'
Attempt saved. Diego Costa (Chelsea) right
footed shot from the centre of the box is saved
in the centre of the goal. Assisted by Cesc
Fàbregas.
78'
Nemanja Matic (Chelsea) wins a free kick in the
defensive half.
78'
Foul by Charles N'Zogbia (Aston Villa).
77'
Substitution
Substitution, Chelsea. John Obi Mikel replaces
Oscar.
76'
Offside, Chelsea. Cesc Fàbregas tries a through
ball, but Nemanja Matic is caught offside.
75'
Diego Costa (Chelsea) wins a free kick in the
attacking half.
75'
Foul by Nathan Baker (Aston Villa).
74'
Foul by Nemanja Matic (Chelsea).
74'
Gabriel Agbonlahor (Aston Villa) wins a free
kick on the right wing.
72'
Offside, Chelsea. Nemanja Matic tries a through
ball, but Diego Costa is caught offside.
69'
Attempt saved. Alan Hutton (Aston Villa) right
footed shot from outside the box is saved in the
bottom right corner. Assisted by Ashley
Westwood.
69'
Substitution
Substitution, Aston Villa. Charles N'Zogbia
replaces Andreas Weimann.
69'
Substitution
Substitution, Aston Villa. Darren Bent replaces
Kieran Richardson.
68'
Substitution
Substitution, Chelsea. André Schürrle replaces
Eden Hazard.
65'
Corner, Chelsea. Conceded by Philippe Senderos.
65'
Corner, Chelsea. Conceded by Andreas
Weimann.
63'
Corner, Chelsea. Conceded by Aly Cissokho.
63'
Attempt blocked. Oscar (Chelsea) right footed
shot from the centre of the box is blocked.
62'
Booking
Philippe Senderos (Aston Villa) is shown the
yellow card for a bad foul.
61'
Diego Costa (Chelsea) wins a free kick on the left
wing.
61'
Foul by Philippe Senderos (Aston Villa).
60'
Foul by Cesc Fàbregas (Chelsea).
60'
Gabriel Agbonlahor (Aston Villa) wins a free
kick in the attacking half.
59'
GOAL!
Goal! Chelsea 2, Aston Villa 0. Diego Costa
(Chelsea) header from the centre of the box to
the high centre of the goal. Assisted by César
Azpilicueta with a cross.
58'
Booking
Cesc Fàbregas (Chelsea) is shown the yellow
card for a bad foul.
58'
Foul by Cesc Fàbregas (Chelsea).
58'
Gabriel Agbonlahor (Aston Villa) wins a free
kick in the attacking half.
57'
Foul by Nemanja Matic (Chelsea).
57'
Fabian Delph (Aston Villa) wins a free kick in the
defensive half.
56'
Attempt saved. Diego Costa (Chelsea) header
from the centre of the box is saved in the bottom
left corner. Assisted by Branislav Ivanovic with
a cross.
56'
Attempt missed. Nathan Baker (Aston Villa)
header from the centre of the box is just a bit
too high. Assisted by Ashley Westwood with a
cross following a set piece situation.
55'
Foul by Oscar (Chelsea).
55'
Tom Cleverley (Aston Villa) wins a free kick on
the right wing.
54'
Corner, Aston Villa. Conceded by César
Azpilicueta.
51'
Booking
Tom Cleverley (Aston Villa) is shown the yellow
card for a bad foul.45'+3'
Half Time
First Half ends, Chelsea 1, Aston Villa 0.
45'+2'
Fabian Delph (Aston Villa) wins a free kick in the
defensive half.
45'+2'
Foul by Eden Hazard (Chelsea).
45'+1'
Attempt missed. Willian (Chelsea) left footed
shot from outside the box misses to the left.
Assisted by Diego Costa.
42'
Attempt missed. Willian (Chelsea) right footed
shot from outside the box is high and wide to
the right. Assisted by Oscar.
42'
Attempt missed. Fabian Delph (Aston Villa) left
footed shot from outside the box is high and
wide to the left. Assisted by Tom Cleverley.
41'
Attempt blocked. Fabian Delph (Aston Villa)
right footed shot from outside the box is
blocked.
41'
Attempt blocked. Andreas Weimann (Aston
Villa) right footed shot from outside the box is
blocked. Assisted by Tom Cleverley.
40'
Foul by Nemanja Matic (Chelsea).
40'
Kieran Richardson (Aston Villa) wins a free kick
in the defensive half.
39'
Offside, Chelsea. Branislav Ivanovic tries a
through ball, but Diego Costa is caught offside.
38'
Attempt missed. Diego Costa (Chelsea) right
footed shot from outside the box is close, but
misses the top right corner. Assisted by Oscar.
36'
Attempt missed. Branislav Ivanovic (Chelsea)
header from the centre of the box is too high.
Assisted by Cesc Fàbregas with a cross following
a corner.
35'
Corner, Chelsea. Conceded by Nathan Baker.
35'
Corner, Chelsea. Conceded by Tom Cleverley.
34'
Attempt saved. Diego Costa (Chelsea) header
from the centre of the box is saved in the bottom
left corner. Assisted by Willian with a cross.
31'
Attempt missed. Cesc Fàbregas (Chelsea) right
footed shot from outside the box is close, but
misses to the left. Assisted by Oscar.
26'
Booking
Gary Cahill (Chelsea) is shown the yellow card
for a bad foul.
26'
Foul by Gary Cahill (Chelsea).
26'
Gabriel Agbonlahor (Aston Villa) wins a free
kick in the attacking half.
25'
Attempt blocked. Cesc Fàbregas (Chelsea) right
footed shot from outside the box is blocked.
Assisted by César Azpilicueta.
24'
César Azpilicueta (Chelsea) wins a free kick on
the left wing.
24'
Foul by Kieran Richardson (Aston Villa).
22'
Foul by César Azpilicueta (Chelsea).
22'
Tom Cleverley (Aston Villa) wins a free kick in
the defensive half.
20'
Corner, Chelsea. Conceded by Aly Cissokho.
19'
Attempt missed. Aly Cissokho (Aston Villa) right
footed shot from the centre of the box misses to
the left following a corner.
19'
Corner, Aston Villa. Conceded by Eden Hazard.
15'
Corner, Chelsea. Conceded by Nathan Baker.
11'
Delay over. They are ready to continue.
10'
Delay in match Branislav Ivanovic (Chelsea)
because of an injury.
10'
Delay in match Nathan Baker (Aston Villa)
because of an injury.
9'
Andreas Weimann (Aston Villa) wins a free kick
in the attacking half.
9'
Foul by Oscar (Chelsea).
7'
GOAL!
Goal! Chelsea 1, Aston Villa 0. Oscar (Chelsea)
right footed shot from the centre of the box to
the bottom left corner. Assisted by Willian.
7'
Attempt saved. Willian (Chelsea) right footed
shot from a difficult angle on the right is saved
in the bottom right corner. Assisted by Branislav
Ivanovic.
3'
Diego Costa (Chelsea) wins a free kick in the
attacking half.
3'
Foul by Philippe Senderos (Aston Villa).
3'
John Terry (Chelsea) wins a free kick on the left
wing.
3'
Foul by Gabriel Agbonlahor (Aston Villa).
1'
Corner, Chelsea. Conceded by Aly Cissokho.
Kick Off

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How can you kill somebody and then lie about it?

So you kill someone and tell the whole world u did it? SMH

The new iPhone 6 Plus is being hailed by analysts
as one of Apple's most durable smartphones to
date, able to withstand a myriad of drops, dunks
and other extreme " torture tests" performed by
professionals and consumers alike.
According to gadget insurer
SquareTrade's breakability index, the 5.5-inch
" phablet" can survive being scratched by wood,
dropped from a distance of four feet, and even
submerged underwater for up to 10 seconds with
little to no damage.
Unfortunately for skinny jean-clad Apple fans, it
would appear that there's at least one thing the 6
Plus simply can't stand up to: tight pants.
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Two Toyota Hiace buses ferrying girls suspected
to be some of the abducted girls of Chibok
Government Secondary School, Borno State, just
drove into Maimalari Barracks, the headquarters
of the 7th Division of the Nigerian Army in
Maiduguri.
A reliable source told the Nigerian Times
exclusively that the white cloured Borno Express
owned buses drove straight into the barracks
under heavy security guard. There has been no
official confirmation of this.
Source : www.86wiz.com/2014/09/chibok-girls-relased.html?m=1. www.nigeriantimes.ng/news/breaking-two-bus-load-of-chibok-girls-released/

No she didn’t want bigger boobs. No she didn’t
want a bigger butt.
This is Jasmine Tridevil, a 21 year old massage
therapist, who just dropped $20,000 for a
surgeon to put a third breast on her chest.
Yes, a third breast.
Tridevil reportedly went to over 50 doctors trying
to get the surgery done but none was willing to do
the procedure because according to her, "It was
really hard finding someone that would do it too
because they're breaking the code of ethics.”
Another reason for this bizarre surgery was
because of men, "I got it because I wanted to
make myself unattractive to men. Because I don't
want to date anymore," she said." Most guys
would think it's weird and gross. But I can still
feel pretty because if I wore makeup and cute
clothes, I can still, you know...feel pretty

If you’re secretly worried about your smartphone
addiction, then the new NoPhone might be just
the thing you need. It’s the perfect smartphone
placebo – it looks and feels exactly like a
smartphone, but it does nothing. It’s just a piece
of plastic that you can carry around in your hand
to fool yourself.
NoPhone is currently a prototype that will cost a
measly $12 once it hits the market. Its makers are
trying to raise $30,000 on Kickstarter in order to
cover production and marketing costs. They
describe the device as a ‘technology-free
alternative to constant hand-to-phone contact
that allows you to stay connected with the real
world’.
Dutch designer Ingmar Larsen, who helped create
the NoPhone, said that he conceived the idea as a
joke along with his friends Van Gould and Ben
Langveld. To their great surprise, the idea
received a lot of attention online and people from
all over the world started placing requests for
NoPhones of their own. So that’s when the three
friends decided to turn to Kickstarter to fund
mass production.
The NoPhone is 5.5 inches high, 2.6 inches wide
and 0.29 inches thick, bringing it quite close to the
latest smartphones on the market. The
Kickstarter campaign pitch is quite cheeky and
amusing to read – under features, they’ve
mentioned things like ‘battery free’, ‘no upgrades
necessary’, ‘shatterproof’ and ‘waterproof’. Their
FAQs address the most important question: “Is
this a joke?” To which their answer is, “No.”
“Phone addiction is real,” they insist. “And it’s
everywhere. It’s ruining your dates. It’s
distracting you at concerts. It’s disrupting you in
movie theaters. It’s clogging up sidewalks. Now,
there is a real solution.”
“With a thin, light and completely wireless
design, the NoPhone acts as a surrogate to any
smart mobile device, enabling you to always have
a rectangle of smooth, cold plastic to clutch
without forgoing any potential engagement with
your direct environment. Never again experience
the unsettling feeling of flesh on flesh when
closing your hand.”
And there are testimonials, too: “With the
NoPhone, my eye contact skills have improved
73%,” Whitney R insisted.
“Because of the NoPhone, I haven’t drunk texted
my ex-boyfriend in one whole week,” wrote Craig
G.
David H said: “I used to sleep with my phone in
my hand, but my night terrors would cause me to
hurl it across the room in an unconscious panic.
With the NoPhone, I can still enjoy the comfort of
holding a phone in my sleep, without waking up
to a shattered screen. Thanks, NoPhone.”
If you’re interested in NoPhone, but concerned
about not being able to take selfies anymore,
don’t fret. The makers do have an upgrade at no
extra charge - the mirror sticker. That way, they
say, you can enjoy ‘real-time’ selfies with your
friends when they’re standing right behind you.
Oh, and don’t forget to ‘add a verbal hashtag by
syncing your brain and vocal cords’!
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Your new 'tough' phone may survive water
splashes but can it deal with explosions? Well,
Pixavi Impact X can do. It is one of the toughest
phones launched in market and while it may not
survive a nuclear explosion, it can definitely deal
with exploding batteries. The phone is certified to
survive accidental explosions.
In terms of hardware, it is not going to set the
stage on fire. The Imapct X has a 4.3-inch 800x480
pixels screen, which by modern standards is
quite archaic and there is no word on the
processor. It's also running a rather old OS --
Android 4.2.2. Jelly Bean. It has dual 8-megapixel
cameras on the back so the phone always shoots
video in landscape mode. That said, like many
phones which have dual rear cameras, it does not
shoot video in stereoscopic 3D. There's also a
large 3,000mAh battery so that it has good
longevity.
The device is heavy at 200 grams and is quite
chubby at 12mm. It is also not available widely. If
you want to buy it, you will have to get in touch
with Bartect, the company that has made the
phone.
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He may be worth $20m and his estranged
wife,Mariah Carey worth $510 m, but Nick
Cannon had all eyes on his feet at America's Got
Talent last night when he stepped out in $
2.2million diamond encrusted shoes.
And they are not borrowed or for advert, he
actually owns it...Top Beverly Hills jeweller Jason
Arasheben, who created the shoes, told Women's
Wear Daily:
'Not very often do I get a request for the most
expensive shoes in the world.When Nick
approached me last year, he said he wanted to
make history and be so over the top.He wanted to
set a new standard in diamonds. 'How can we
make the most expensive pair of shoes in the
world and make this finale special?' he asked
me.We didn’t want him looking like Frankenstein
when he walked, we still needed to consider
functionality.He’s not going to win a race or play
basketball with these. It’s still a piece of jewelry.
As long as he’s not too overly aggressive in the
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There’s probably nothing more unsettling or
startling than seeing an unidentified flying object
in the sky. As you see the UFO above your head,
your first instinct might be to grab your camera
and snap some photos or take a video. Now, we’re
not just talking about aliens, but any kind of
aircraft that isn’t able to be identified. UFO’s
could be anything from extraterrestrials to a
military branch testing out some new technology
or someone taking a joy ride on a homemade
aircraft. UFO sightings can now easily be
captured on video, whether it’s through a phone
or video camera. With reported sightings more
regular than ever, is that there’s more
extraterrestrial action going on or is the increase
in UFO reports perhaps due to the media
exposure which makes it seem like more than
what it is?
Of course, with many alleged sightings, it’s
important to maintain a healthy level of cynicism
as some of these UFO reports can probably be
debunked with simple familiarity with how video
technology works (especially if that UFO ends up
being an out-of-focus bug). But there is some UFO
video footage that even has the skeptics
scratching their heads. Here, we’ve compiled the
top ten UFO sightings that could convince even
the most cynical non-believer.

10. Battle of Los Angeles – 1942

In February of 1942, the United States was still
recovering from the Japanese attack on Pearl
Harbor in December of 1941. So, when an
unidentified flying object was discovered
hovering over the city of Los Angeles, the city
went into near panic, as there were hundreds of
witnesses. The military got involved, fighter
planes were shooting at the UFO, and a spotlight
shining on the object as the government was
trying to figure out what it was. So why didn’t
something like this make headlines around the
world? Well, World War II basically took over the
media at the time.
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A court-martial in Abuja on Tuesday sentenced 12
soldiers to death by firing squad for mutiny.
The court, which handed the judgment at 1.35
a.m., also handed a one-month jail sentence on a
soldier and freed five others.
The condemned soldiers are Cpl. Jasper
Braidolor, Cpl. David Musa, Lance Cpl. Friday
Onun, Lance Cpl. Yusuf Shuaibu, Lance Cpl.
Igomu Emmanuel and Pte. Andrew Ngbede.
The others are Pte. Nurudeen Ahmed, Pte. Ifeanyi
Alukhagbe, Pte. Alao Samuel, Pte. Amadi
Chukwudi, Pte. Allan Linus and Lance Cpl.
Stephen Clement.
The President of the Court, Brig.-Gen. C.C.
Okonkwo, while announcing the sentences,
however, said that the decisions were subject to
“confirmation”.
Eighteen soldiers were arraigned on a six-court
charge bordering on inciting mutiny against the
GOC, 7 Division, Maimalari Barracks in
Maiduguri, Maj-Gen. Ahmed Mohammed, on May
14.
While five of the accused were discharged and
acquitted, Pte. Ichocho Jeremiah was sentenced to
28-day imprisonment with hard labour for being
absent without official leave.
The 12 condemned men were found guilty of
mutiny, which attracts death by firing squad, and
also sentenced to life in jail for criminal
conspiracy and attempt to commit murder.
Cpl. David Luhbut, Cpl. Muhammed Sani, Pte.
Iseh Ubong, Pte. Sabastine Gwaba and Pte. Inama
Samuel were set free by the court.
History of case
The soldiers had in May revolted, opening fire at
a car carrying the General Officer commanding of
the army’s 7 Division in Maiduguri, Borno State.
Major-Gen. Mohammed was targeted by the
soldiers who blamed him for the deaths of their
colleagues.
The attack in Maimalari cantonment, on May 14,
humiliated the Nigerian military at a time the
force came under international spotlight over the
abduction of nearly 300 school girls in Chibok by
the extremist Boko Haram sect.
Official said at the time that the rebellious
soldiers were infuriated over the ambushing and
killing of their colleagues by Boko Haram – an
attack the soldiers blamed their superiors for.
In details seen by PREMIUM TIMES, which first
reported the court-martial, the soldiers were
charged for attempted murder and mutiny.
The internal memo, signed by the Commander,
Army Headquarter Garrison, B.T. Ndiomu, had
ordered the constitution of a General Court
Martial, to be presided by C.C Okonkwo, a
Brigadier General.
Mr. Ndiomu, also a Brigadier General, ordered
that the court martial be assembled at the
garrison’s conference hall on June 26.
The military court was made up of seven
members, two waiting members, a judge
advocate and two prosecuting officers.
Others members include: a liaison officer, a
contact officer, two officers authorized to sign any
amendment convening officer and eight other
soldiers who form a court secretariat.
The army accused the soldiers of attempting to
kill the GOC, Mr. Mohammed.
The soldiers had blamed the general for the
deaths of their colleagues killed in an ambush
near Chibok.
Sources had told PREMIUM TIMES that the
soldiers were ambushed while on a special
operation in Kalabalge Local Government Area
where locals on a Tuesday morning killed about
150 insurgents and arrested 10 others.
After the operation, during which some military
equipment were recovered from the insurgents,
the soldiers, who arrived the operation location
at night, were asked to return to Maiduguri.
The soldiers reportedly pleaded to be allowed to
return to Maiduguri the next morning, as the
night trip would be too risky.
Their request was allegedly turned down and the
troop had to drive to Maiduguri at night.
“Those commanding the troop declined their
request to pass the night in one of the villages on
the grounds that the top ranks at the
headquarters of the 7 Division would not be
pleased if they don’t go back to Maiduguri that
night,” said a ranking soldier, who sought
anonymity.
The 7 Division, recently formed, is located in
Maiduguri, the capital of the troubled Borno
State.
But halfway through their journey, they ran into
a Boko Haram ambush and 12 of them got killed
while some others were injured, sources said.
The military later claimed that only four soldiers
died in the ambush, before it increased the figure
to six.
The survivors, in what seemed a vengeance
mission, launched an attack on their commander,
Mr. Mohammed, when they eventually arrived in
Maiduguri.
Mr. Mohammed, a Major General, was
immediately redeployed to another command
which the military did not reveal.
In its version of the attack on the GOC, the
military claimed the soldiers did not shoot at
their commander, but merely fired into the air.
“The fact of the matter is that troops on patrol
around Chibok were ambushed by insurgents
yesterday. Troops engaged the insurgents in a
fierce combat and extricated themselves from the
ambush killing several insurgents.
“Four soldiers however lost their lives during the
ambush.
“On evacuation of the remains of the fallen
troops, the General Officer Commanding
addressed the troops who registered their anger
about the incident by firing into the air,” the
military spokesperson, Chris Olukolade, a Major
General, had said in a statement.
But in the charge sheet signed by Mr. Ndiomu, the
army said the soldiers’ bullet only missed
General Mohammed by a hair’s breadth, as at
least one bullet struck the rear right door of his
Sports Utility Vehicle, where the general sat.
“In that you on or about 14 May 14 at7 DMSH
Maimalari Cantonment in Maiduguri without
justification attempted to kill Maj. Gen. A
Mohammed (N/7915), the GOC 7 div( as he then
was) by firing shots on his official vehicle
(Command Jeep) which hit the right door where
he sat,” the charge reads.
After the attack in Maiduguri, the Nigerian Army
arrested the soldiers and instituted a military
board of inquiry into the circumstances
surrounding their conduct.
The army charged 11 of the 18 soldiers with
criminal conspiracy to commit mutiny among
others.
The soldiers face a six-count charge of committing
mutiny, criminal conspiracy to commit mutiny,
attempted murder, disobedience to particular
orders, insubordinate behaviour contrary to and
punishable under the law, and false accusation.
The charge sheet read that the soldiers inspired
other military personnel of the 101 battalion to
commit mutiny and also accused E. Azenda, a
Lieutenant colonel, who is the Second in
Command of the 101 battalion, of conspiring with
other officers to kill the soldiers.
One of the charges read “that you between 13 and
14 May 2014 at Maimalari cantonment in
Maiduguri fired sporadically with the intent to
incite other personnel of 101 battalion against the
authority of 7 Division.”
Punishment for the offences under the Armed
Forces Act include; death, imprisonment,
dismissal with ignominy from the Armed Forces,
a fine of a sum not exceeding the equivalent of
three months’ pay among others.
The accused soldiers were allowed defence
counsel of their choice.
Below are the List of charges against the
soldiers
Count 1:
Statement of Offence: Criminal conspiracy to
commit mutiny triable by court martial by virtue
of Section 114 of AFA and punishable under
Section 97(1) of the penal code CAP P89, laws of
the Federation of Nigeria.
Particulars of offence: In that you on or about 14
May14 at Maimalari Cantonment in Maiduguri
conspired to incite other personnel of 101 Bn to
commit mutiny.
Count 2:
Statement of Offence: Mutiny punishable under
Section 52(1) (b) of AFA CAP A20, Laws of the
Federation of Nigeria, 2004.
Particulars of Offence: In that you between 13 and
14 May 14 at Maimalari Cantonment in
Maiduguri fired sporadically with intent to incite
other personnel of 101 Bn against the authority of
7 Div.
Count 3:
Statement of offence: Attempt to commit offences
(murder) contrary to Section 95 and punishable
under Section 106 of AFA CAP A20, laws of the
Federation of Nigeria, 2004.
Particulars of Offence: In that you on or about 14
May 14 at7 DMSH Maimalari Cantonment in
Maiduguri without justification attempted to kill
Maj. Gen. A Mohammed (N/7915), the GOC 7 div
( as he then was) by firing shots on his official
vehicle (Command Jeep) which hit the right door
where he sat.
Count 4:
Statement of offence: Disobedience to particular
orders punishable under Section 56(1) of AFA CAP
A20, laws of the Federation of Nigeria, 2004.
Particulars of Offence: In that you on or about 14
May 14 at Maimalari Cantonment in Maiduguri
wilfully disobeyed an order by LT Col E Azenda
(N/10517), 2i/c 101 Bn to allow the corpses of 101
Bn personnel killed in action on 13 May 14 to be
moved to UMTH mortuary by preventing the
movement insisting on the arrival of the GOC
before such movement could take place.
Count 5:
Statement of Offence: Insubordinate behaviour
contrary to and punishable under Section 54 (1)
(b) of AFA CAP A20, laws of the Federation of
Nigeria, 2004.
Particulars of Offence: In that you on or about 14
May 14 at Maimalari Cantonment in Maiduguri
uttered abusive language “that officers are
cowards” with threat to shoot the officers if they
did not leave the premises.
Count 6:
Statement of Offence: False accusation contrary to
and punishable under Section 94 (a) of AFA CAP
A20, laws of the Federation of Nigeria, 2004.
Particulars of Offence: In that you on or about 14
May 14 at Maimalari Cantonment in Maiduguri
accused Lt Col E Azenda (N/10517), 2i/c of 101 Bn
of conspiring with other officers to kill 101 Bn
soldiers.
Names of the accused soldiers, their ranks and
service numbers:
96NA/ 42/6235 Cpl Jasper Braidolor
96NA/ 43/ 10277 Cpl David Musa
05NA/ 57/ 3451 LCpl Friday Onun
09NA/ 64/ 4905 LCpl Yusuf Shuaibu
09NA/ 62/ 1648 LCpl Igono Emmanuel
09NA/ 64/ 4214 Pte Andrew Ngbede
10NA/ 65/ 8344 Pte Nurudeen Ahmed
10NA/ 65/ 7084 Pte Ifeanyi Alukhagbe
13NA/ 69/ 2898 Pte Alao Samuel
13NA/ 69/ 2907 Pte Amadi Chukwudi
13NA/ 69/ 2898 Pte Allan Linus
93NA/ 36/ 1542 Cpl David Luhbut
97NA/ 45/ 7423 Cpl Muhammed Sani
03NA/ 53/ 816 Lcpl Stephen Clement
09NA/ 62/ 1648 Inama Samuel
09NA/ 64/ 5858 Iseh Ubong
10NA/ 65/ 6912 Ichocho Jeremiah
10NA/ 65/ 7343 Sabastine Gwaba
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Mutuwa: Do u remember?

Planta Planta...For that creamier, better Taste

FrancisTony: Shush! I am not a tribalist. I say the plain truth.

Even if they used it in the west, maybe nah those local schools (no offence )

Last bullet- Privileged kor, Privileged ni.

Poor people coudnt afford this at that time. Fact

Two teenagers
from Nigeria,
Eveshorhema
Samuel-Alli and
Ibukunoluwa
Oladeinde that
proudly
represented
Nigeria at the
2014 Intel
International
Science and
Engineering Fair
in Los Angeles,
California, USA,
have bagged an
award as a result of their research work on
Halistosia a.k.a mouth odour.


HALITOSIS or bad breath, is an unpleasant odour
of the mouth present on exhaled breath.


According to medical experts, this very
embarrassing condition which can be acute
(occasional) or chronic (long-lasting), could be
caused by several factors including food, poor
dental hygiene, tobacco products, health
problems, dry mouth, mouth infections, dentures
or braces and medications.


Bad breath has caused otherwise well qualified
people to lose employment opportunities, caused
job losses, and friendships/marriages to crash. In
their search for a solution, the two students of
Doregos Private Academy, Ipaja, Lagos, carried
out research on African walnut (Coula edulis), a
member of the tree nut family common in


Nigeria. At the end, they discovered that apart
from its cancer-fighting properties, rare
antioxidants, benefits for the heart and
circulatory system, weight control, improved
reproductive health in men, brain health and
diabetes, walnut could also cure bad breath.


According to Eveshorhema, the idea for this
project came while on a school trip to a rural area
in Nigeria where the host community served
them walnuts. “When I woke up in the morning, I
hadn’t brushed my teeth yet but my breath was
already fresh. Then I remembered I had eaten
walnuts the previous night.” To confirm her
suspicion, she ate more nuts the following night
and awoke with fresh breath again and that made
them to carry out further research. “This project
actually won us a Life Science Award of $1,000 in
the Medicine and Health Science category,
courtesy, Sigma Xi Scientific Research Society.”


The experiment:
“The Halitosis project has to do with mouth
odour and we used a common Nigerian snack, the
walnut, to cure mouth odour because it is a very
embarrassing problem. Your best friend won’t
tell you that your mouth is smelling so we had to
find a solution to it.


Consent forms
“We conducted this experiment using 35
volunteers who were students of our school. we
sent out parents consent forms and when we
received the parents’ consent, we continued the
experiment. The volunteers were divided into
four groups.
The duo then made two different walnut
products. Walnut chewing gum: “We made
walnut chewing gum by adding resins and
sucrose to chopped walnuts. Walnut mouthwash:
“Also, we made a walnut mouthwash mixing
chopped walnut, water and 10 per cent lime as
preservative. One group was given whole walnuts
to eat; thev second group was given walnut
chewing gum; the third was given walnut
mouthwash while the last group was given
nothing so they were the control group. “They
took the walnut morning and night. We then
observed them and recorded the results.
They did not brush their teeth for the duration of
the experiment. They were going only on walnut
so we would be able to see the improvement,”
said Eveshorhema Samuel-Alli. “After this, we
conducted an experiment using Lead tri-oxo
nitrate (v) in which the volunteers were made to
blow bubbles into a solution of lead nitrate and
water before and after the experiment. “Before
they took the walnut and walnut products, they
were made to blow bubbles into the solution and
then we recorded how long it took to turn the
solution black. What turns the solution black is
hydrogen sulphide and that is what causes mouth
odour. So if it takes a short time, that means the
mouth odour is actually very bad.
Then after the experiment, they were also made
to blow bubbles into the solution and this time, it
was noticed that there was significant time lapse
before the solution turned black. When the
control group who had bacteria in their mouths,
blew bubbles into the solution, it turned black
while it remained clear when the other groups
blew bubbles into it.
So we knew that the walnut was actually working
to cure halitosis.” Bacterial culture:From the
results obtained, the duo suspected that some
chemicals like alkaloids, oleic acid and tannins in
the African walnut must be killing some of the
odour-causing bacteria in the mouth. So they
swabbed the mouths of each volunteer, grew the
bacteria and counted the number. They found out
that those who had the walnut treatment had
fewer bacterial load.


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Los Angeles| A 4-year old kid from the Californian metropolis, who must remain anonymous, was arrested this morning for breaking into the internal network of the FBI on three different occasions, allegedly to gather information about his mother’s new boyfriend.

Bypassing all firewalls and security systems in a matter of minutes, the young boy would have been able to access the databases of the FBI, the CIA and of various police departments to verify the identity and official records of his new stepfather.


Bill L. Lewis, the assistant director in charge of the FBI’s Los Angeles Division, announced that the accused’s young age would certainly have to be taken into account, but that “considering the gravity of the crimes he committed” and the “consequences that his actions could have on the credibility the federal authorities”, the charges had to be serious.


It is still unclear where the boy learned to use a computer, as he lives alone with his mother, who is an uneducated hairdresser possessing very little computer skills. In fact, there wasn’t any computer in the house until last Christmas, when the mother’s ex-boyfriend gave her a laptop. FBI agents are still analyzing all the data that they can muster on the PC and by interrogating the boy, to try to understand how he gathered the necessary knowledge over such a short period of time.
The gifted 4-year old may look clumsy at first, but he was a good enough hacker to beat the experts of the federal government.


According to experts, this surprising event certainly exposes a major breach in the security of the federal organization, showing the vulnerability of its system to malicious intrusions. If a 4-year old self-educated amateur can hack the FBI’s system, we can therefore assume that many foreign spy agencies or professional hackers are also easily capable of doing the same.


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