I'm never coming to this nigga house again I swear.

“I’m not afraid of death at my age, God has favoured me and I appreciate God’s blessings on me over these years.

”My concern over the years is to build leaders of Africa. My greatest concern is tomorrow and that tomorrow begins today.

“The world today is in crisis; I believed that youths need interaction from leaders and learning from them. I want to be inspired at the end of this programme.

“I want you to identify yourself and use your identity to achieve service to God and humanity,” he said.

"My dear friends, I don't know what this life means to you or your ideology about your existence here on Earth. This young man by name Modestus Onah a master degree student at UNEC waked up on Saturday the 9th day of November hale and hearty, dressed up with his jogging outfits. Came to okpara square, Enugu to keep fit as usual, but he did not return alive. He slumped while jogging with a sporting group along the road, we tried reviving and stabilizing him immediately just within 4mins the incident happened, he died. Prayers was said fervently but he is gone. The question is did he offend God or is he the worst sinner?, the answers are on the "No" side. Let us all know that "In Midst Of Life lies death". Forgive who offended you, apologize to whom you offended and be liberated, for holding the grudges does not worth it. Death! a Lesson to the Living. Rest in peace my Brother"

She wrote "Thanks to everyone who calls me to report my husband Jenkis Shande to me, I really apprecate you all but that have to stop, I'm not perfetct and I will never be perfect in this life. Likewise him and I know he is a womaniser which I'm okay with it because is none of your fucking business.

"I'm not interested in knowing if ladies, women or girls are following him or he is following them. Peace of mind is all I need now so keep all your opinion and thoughts to yourself.

"Note: All the girls contesting for FFF are beautiful and I'm not supporting anyone of them, so no need for you to dig out stories for me. See you all at the top"

"to all my friends/family/coworkers who I have yet to get back to in the past months...please forgive me. this year has been quite an overwhelming one, and I’m working on that ish called Balance. brb."

"Where's the album heaux?!!"

"I don't need this kinda negativity in my life! BLOCKT.

A lady and her lover.❤️❤️❤️❤️ #thankful

The Delta State Police Command has arrested a 15-year-old pupil of the Osadenis Mix Secondary School, Asaba, for allegedly raping a 14-year-old girl from the same school.

Southern City News gathered that the victim, on Monday, went to the back of the school to urinate when three boys stormed the place and raped her.

It was learnt that the shout of the girl attracted other students and teachers to the scene, who subsequently invited policemen from the ‘B’ Division, Asaba, while two of the male pupils escaped from the scene.

The Police Public Relations Officer, Onome Onovwakpoyeya, who confirmed the incident, said it was case of rape between a 15-year-old boy and a 14-year-old girl.

“Yes, I called the DPO and he said it was a case of rape involving a boy, 15, and a girl, 14. We are waiting for the teachers to appear today (Tuesday). The parents of the victim are saying that they don’t want any case,” she said.

EIGHT Boko Haram suspects arrested in connection with plans to attack facilities in Lagos are being held by the military, the army said at the weekend.

The Nation gathered on Sunday that the insurgents made attempts about two weeks ago to attack one of the universities in the state, but operatives of the 81 Division beat them to their game.

Four persons directly involved in the botched plan were arrested and immediately whisked to the Army Headquarters in Abuja for further investigation.

It was gathered that four other suspected members of the terrorist group were arrested within that period. They allegedly confessed their membership of Boko Haram.

General Officer Commanding (GOC), 81 Division Maj.-Gen. Olu Irefin, said the eight suspects had been transfered to Abuja.

He assured residents of Lagos and Ogun States that there was no cause for alarm, adding that there was solid security architecture in place.

The GOC said Exercise Crocodile Smile IV had kicked off.

He said: “We have started on the background. We have gone for simulation with all the security agencies involved in the Exercise.

“The exercise proper would kill off on November 19. It was supposed to start on November 11 but was shifted because of the NA’s Small Arms Firing Exercise holding between November 11 and 15 at Ibadan.

“There is no cause for alarm within 81 Division’s area of responsibility. We have been on top of our game on this Boko Haram issue. We are not sleeping and the people are assured of their safety throughout this period and beyond.

“Citizens can go about their lawful duties without panic because security agencies are doing a lot to protect them.”

But the Lagos State Police Commissioner, Zubairu Muazu, said there was no cause for alarm.

He assured residents that adequate security was in place.

“Lagos is safe. There is no Bono Haram scare and the people should not be afraid. We are not sleeping,” he said.

The Nation reports that plans by the insurgents to attack Lagos, including last year’s alleged attempt on the Third Mainland Bridge and some shopping centres, have consistently been prevented by the military. Many leaders of the sect who fled to Lagos were arrested.

Over 60 suspected Boko Haram suspects have been arrested in different parts of Lagos since 2015. Arrests were made at Kara Market, Agege, Alaba Rago, Lagos Island and Isolo.

In Septmber 2017, three suspected Boko Haram members, hiding among the Hausa community in Isolo, Lagos Mainland, were fished out by leaders and handed over to security agencies.

The Civilian Joint Taskforce (CJTF) on March 29, last year, arrested a suspect said to be the fifth in command of the sect in Lagos State.

He was moved to the North for onward handover to the Department of State Services (DSS) who had declared him wanted before army operatives intercepted them in Bauchi State.

On December 21 last year, a Boko Haram leader, identified as Umar, alleged to be behind the Kuje and Nyanya bombings, was arrested by the Inspector-General of Police (IG) Intelligence Response Team (IRT) in Lagos at a relative’s place where he was hiding.

The Department of State Services (DSS) on January 10, 2017 said it arrested four suspected members of Boko Haram-Fanayi Hassan, Butame Hassan, Kologoni Bukar and Amina Abubakar – at Oko-Oba, Agege, who fled the northeast to evade arrest.