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Mangli Munda, an 18 year old young girl has got married to a dog fulfilling the tribal ritual in her remote village in the eastern Indian state of Jharkhand the purpose of the ritual is to cast an evil spell from the young girl in a lavish wedding ceremony The wedding was hastily organised by village elders after a local guru led Mangli’s parents to believe that the teenager possessed ill-luck and that marrying a man would bring destruction to the family and her community. Mangli, who has not been to school, said she was not happy to wed a dog, but insisted that it will help change her fortunes The hesitant bride said: ‘I am marrying a dog because the village elders believe that my evil spell will be passed on to the dog. ‘After that is done, the man I will marry will have a long life.’ Mangli’s father Sri Amnmunda agreed. He said: ‘The village elders told us that we should organise the wedding as soon as we can. We had to make sure that the evil spell is destroyed. And amazingly, this is not the first time that a local girl has wed a dog in the village. Sri added: ‘Many weddings like this have taken place in our village and also the other neighbouring villages. This is a custom that we thoroughly believe in.’ According to the village’s customs, the marriage will not affect Mangli’s life, and she will be free to marry again later without divorcing the dog. I will also be free to marry a man of my dreams after after the evil spell is over.’ At the wedding ceremony, people danced to traditional drumming, while around 70 relatives and local villagers attended the wedding ‘We had to spend money on this wedding in the same way as we would in a normal wedding. But that is the only way we can get rid of her bad luck and ensure the benevolence of the village.’ Now with the marriage ceremony over, Mangli has to take care of the dog and raise him as a pet for the next few months. Mangli added: ‘I will marry a man one day. It is the dream of every girl to marry a prince charming. So I am also waiting for my prince.’ see photos
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an 18 year old young girl has got married to a dog fulfilling the tribal ritual in her remote village in the eastern Indian state of Jharkhand the purpose of the ritual is to cast an evil spell from the young girl in a lavish wedding ceremony The wedding was hastily organised by village elders after a local guru led Mangli’s parents to believe that the teenager possessed ill-luck and that marrying a man would bring destruction to the family and her community. Mangli, who has not been to school, said she was not happy to wed a dog, but insisted that it will help change her fortunes The hesitant bride said: ‘I am marrying a dog because the village elders believe that my evil spell will be passed on to the dog. ‘After that is done, the man I will marry will have a long life.’ Mangli’s father Sri Amnmunda agreed. He said: ‘The village elders told us that we should organise the wedding as soon as we can. We had to make sure that the evil spell is destroyed. And amazingly, this is not the first time that a local girl has wed a dog in the village. Sri added: ‘Many weddings like this have taken place in our village and also the other neighbouring villages. This is a custom that we thoroughly believe in.’ According to the village’s customs, the marriage will not affect Mangli’s life, and she will be free to marry again later without divorcing the dog. I will also be free to marry a man of my dreams after after the evil spell is over.’ At the wedding ceremony, people danced to traditional drumming, while around 70 relatives and local villagers attended the wedding ‘We had to spend money on this wedding in the same way as we would in a normal wedding. But that is the only way we can get rid of her bad luck and ensure the benevolence of the village.’ Now with the marriage ceremony over, Mangli has to take care of the dog and raise him as a pet for the next few months. Mangli added: ‘I will marry a man one day. It is the dream of every girl to marry a prince charming. So I am also waiting for my prince.’
see photos an 18 year old young girl has got married to a dog fulfilling the tribal ritual in her remote village in the eastern Indian state of Jharkhand the purpose of the ritual is to cast an evil spell from the young girl in a lavish wedding ceremony The wedding was hastily organised by village elders after a local guru led Mangli’s parents to believe that the teenager possessed ill-luck and that marrying a man would bring destruction to the family and her community. Mangli, who has not been to school, said she was not happy to wed a dog, but insisted that it will help change her fortunes The hesitant bride said: ‘I am marrying a dog because the village elders believe that my evil spell will be passed on to the dog. ‘After that is done, the man I will marry will have a long life.’ Mangli’s father Sri Amnmunda agreed. He said: ‘The village elders told us that we should organise the wedding as soon as we can. We had to make sure that the evil spell is destroyed. And amazingly, this is not the first time that a local girl has wed a dog in the village. Sri added: ‘Many weddings like this have taken place in our village and also the other neighbouring villages. This is a custom that we thoroughly believe in.’ According to the village’s customs, the marriage will not affect Mangli’s life, and she will be free to marry again later without divorcing the dog. I will also be free to marry a man of my dreams after after the evil spell is over.’ At the wedding ceremony, people danced to traditional drumming, while around 70 relatives and local villagers attended the wedding ‘We had to spend money on this wedding in the same way as we would in a normal wedding. But that is the only way we can get rid of her bad luck and ensure the benevolence of the village.’ Now with the marriage ceremony over, Mangli has to take care of the dog and raise him as a pet for the next few months. Mangli added: ‘I will marry a man one day. It is the dream of every girl to marry a prince charming. So I am also waiting for my prince.’
see photos valezon..com/2019/01/18-year-old-indian-girl-got-married-to.html#

man identified as Doke,the son of
Dasu was killed in Korinya City,Benue
during a rival State.He
was killed during outbreak of fight in
the area.It is unclear who killed him
but his death created a scene in the
area.
Recently,Two students of Benue State
University were reported killedcult groups’ clashes in
Makurdi, the state capital. The first
incident, according to a witness,
happened on Tuesday around High
Level in Makurdi where a 300 level
student of the university was said to
have been shot dead around 8 pm.“It
was around 8pm when a group of
people attacked the young man and
shot at him, the attackers ensured
that the man died before they left
the place.
The second incident happened
directly opposite the second gate of
the university where a 400 level
student of Theatre Art of the same
university was gunned down. The
attackers were said to have trailed
the young man to the area where he
was killed. An eyewitness who did
not want to be mentioned said that
the 400 level student was going to
have his hair cut when young men
numbering 17 accosted him and shot
him.
“The young man was a 400 level
student of Theatre Arts of the Benue
State University, he was a resident of
Gyado Villa, he was going to have his
hair cut when he was attacked. “The
attackers were armed with guns,
axes, cutlasses, and stones, they
rushed at him and shot him dead,”
the eyewitness said. The incident was
said to have heightened tension in
the area leading to traders
scampering to safety.
Confirming the two incidents, the
state Police Public Relations Officer,
DSP Moses Yamu, said that two
students were killed during rival cult
clashes. “It is true that two students
were killed at separate areas in the
town, one happened around High
Level and another at the second gate
of Benue State University.
see photo :https://valezon..com/2019/01/man-killed-during-fight-in-benue-photos.html

A man in his late 20s escaped with
the money he assisted a woman to
remove from an ATM machine at a
First Bank branch at Orie Agu in
Ehime Mbano Local Government
Area of Imo State today causing a
scene at the venue of the incident.
The woman, said to be about 55
years old, had approached the young
man to assist her in withdrawing
money from the ATM using her card.
The woman had asked the man to
help her withdraw N60,000, but
instead, the suspect withdrew
N70,000.
A source said, “A woman had
approached the ATM point and asked
a young man on the queue to assist
her withdraw N60,000. She did not
know how to operate the ATM.
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“However, instead of withdrawing
N60,000 as instructed, the boy
withdrew N70,000.
“He gave N60,000 to the woman and
left immediately without doing his
own transaction.
“However, the bank alert the woman
got on her phone showed that she
was debited N70,000, while the man
gave her only N60,000.”
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The source said that the woman
quickly raised the alarm, but the
man was not found.
A staff of the bank urges people to
approach bank’s security personnel
to assist them, instead of giving their
ATM cards and PIN codes to
strangers.
He said it was dangerous, adding
that the bank would not be held
responsible for any loss.
source:https://valezon..com/2019/01/man-runs-away-with-money-while-helping.html

An orange seller who offers POS option, was recently spotted plying his trade at Dugbe market, Ibadan, Oyo State. The orange seller clearly had a sheet tagged to his cart, which reads ‘POS is available’. Here are photos orange seller who offers POS option below; https://valezon..com/2019/01/an-orange-seller-who-offers-pos-option.html

Mario Balotelli could be set for an
unexpected return to the Premier
League with Newcastle United. The
forgotten Italy international has
reportedly been banished from the
Nice training ground. The decision
by Patrick Vieira was nothing to do
with his behaviour but because he
hasn’t committed his future to the
club.
full details
photos: https://valezon..com/2019/01/mario-balotelli-returns-to-english.html

"We first saw the old man roaming
the streets like a mentally unstable
man, holding a small bag and we
thought he was begging for food or
money. Later, we noticed some
commercial motorcyclists shouting
'Thief! Thief!' from afar. They
dragged the bag from him, and it
was discovered that he had items
such as bra, panties, clothes and
soaked sanitary pads in his
possession," an eyewitness told
SaharaReporters.
full details ⚓
see photo https://valezon..com/2019/01/man-caught-with-dozens-of-sanitary-pads.html

Unemployment has been a nightmare for many youths in the country,however jobless graduates may be paid monthly stipends if the planned bill of Saboti Member of Parliament (MP) Caleb Amisi is tabled before the Parliament. MP Amisi bill is seeking to compel the Government to pay unemployed graduates until they get employment. Amisi argued that many jobless graduates are frustrated and some are turning to crime by joining criminal gangs.The MP said he has drafted a Bill that will let the Government to put unemployed graduates on a payroll like the elderly persons.
Unemployment has been a nightmare for many youths in the country,however jobless graduates may be paid monthly stipends if the planned bill of Saboti Member of Parliament (MP) Caleb Amisi is tabled before the Parliament. MP Amisi bill is seeking to compel the Government to pay unemployed graduates until they get employment. Amisi argued that many jobless graduates are frustrated and some are turning to crime by joining criminal gangs.The MP said he has drafted a Bill that will let the Government to put unemployed graduates on a payroll like the elderly persons. read more
http://valezon..com/2018/12/government-to-start-paying-jobless.html

There have been innumerable women boxers,
wrestlers and weightlifters from Haryana making
the country proud with their achievements on the
world stage.
Enter Kavita Devi -- the first Indian woman
wrestler to fight in the WWE.
After winning the weightlifting gold medal at the
2016 South Asian Games, the 32 year old
competed in the inaugural Wrestle Mania
women's battle royal match in April.
read more: http://valezon..com/2018/12/meet-wwes-first-indian-woman-wrestler.html

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Police officers said they stopped and arrested a man who allegedly said he was on his way to a church with a gun to "fulfill what he called a prophecy." The Seguin Police Department said in a Facebook post they stopped a man Sunday morning just before 7 a.m. on 2400 West Kingsbury Street who was carrying what was believed to be a handgun. An officer arrived at the scene and saw that the man was wearing tactical style clothing, a surgical face shield and was carrying a loaded gun with extra ammunition. Authorities said that Tony Albert, 33, was allegedly on his way to a church to "fulfill what he called a prophecy." Albert was arrested and taken to the Guadalupe County Jail and booked in for possession of marijuana and felon in possession of firearm. http://valezon..com/2018/12/police-arrest-man-who-says-he-was-on.html

[quote author=Vayomitan post=74281353]Earlier yesterday, it was reported that Aisha
Abdulganiu a 300lvl student of ABU Zaria
committed suicide after leaving behind a
heartbreaking suicide note. We were able to get
more information as regards the painful death of
the lady. She committed suicide after drinking
poison, in the early hours of yesterday,
December 26th. She also left behind a suicide
note which came shortly after she hung out with
her friends and updating her WhatsApp stories,
telling her friends: “I love y’all” and saying:
“Rest girl… You need to rest”.
The suicide note which reads in part says; “Just
like I said, If I am no more please hold my
family especially my mum and dad responsible.
I have tried to be the best I can be, Stayed away
from them just because they blame me for their
mistakes and they cant love, help and take care
of me like their own. My mum has made life a
living hell for me only because she is bipolar
and frustrated. Accusing me of being a witch,
trying to bill her and being a cursed child even
though my brother is responsible for my
education and upkeep. The only thing she helps
me with is my feeding money. I have gone out
of my way to take care of my mum by giving her
food and money but I still end up being her
problems. My brother cant stick to his promise
anymore best he feels I am not his responsibility
and I have my own family. I hope and believe
that now that I am gone, It will bring them relieve
and happiness.”
Well, a facebook user has come out recently to
provide some proof that the girl in question
didn’t actully die. She did survive the suicide
attempt. It was posted on Facebook this
morning that she has been found alive.
read more
http://valezon..com/2018/12/abu-student-who-reportedly-committed.html.

There was a mild drama after a wife caught her husband and his side chick off-guard in public and embarrassed them.The scorned wife unleashed her wrath on the two after they failed to give answers to her questions http://valezon..com/2018/12/drama-as-woman-grabs-husbands-manhood.html

Many Nigerians are oblivious to the story of the
woman whose picture adorns the back of 20
naira note they spend on a daily. At the back of
the 20 naira note is Ladi Kwali’s picture, a
celebrated potter who hailed from the northern
part of Nigeria.
Ladi Kwali was born in the village of Kwali,
which is located in the Gwari region of present
day Abuja, where pottery was indigenous female
tradition.
Kwali who grew up in a family in which
womenfolk made pots for a living, learnt to
make pottery as a child from her aunt.
Kwali's younger brother, Mallam Mekaniki
Kyeese, said: “Even in the early years of pottery
making, Ladi Kwali excelled in the crafts and her
wares were often sold even before they were
taken to the markets”
She produced pottery pieces that were influenced
by the Gbagyi tradition during her first
professional years.
With the help of a famous English studio potter,
Michael Cardew, Kwali came to international
prominence for her talents in the 1950s. Cardew,
who was appointed to the post of pottery officer
in the department of commerce and industry in
1951, launched the Abuja Pottery Training Centre
along with Kwali in 1952 and spent the following
fifteen years teaching and learning from Nigerian
potters.^{Many Nigerians are oblivious to the story of the
woman whose picture adorns the back of 20
naira note they spend on a daily. At the back of
the 20 naira note is Ladi Kwali’s picture, a
celebrated potter who hailed from the northern
part of Nigeria.
Ladi Kwali was born in the village of Kwali,
which is located in the Gwari region of present
day Abuja, where pottery was indigenous female
tradition.
Kwali who grew up in a family in which
womenfolk made pots for a living, learnt to
make pottery as a child from her aunt.
Kwali's younger brother, Mallam Mekaniki
Kyeese, said: “Even in the early years of pottery
making, Ladi Kwali excelled in the crafts and her
wares were often sold even before they were
taken to the markets”
She produced pottery pieces that were influenced
by the Gbagyi tradition during her first
professional years.
With the help of a famous English studio potter,
Michael Cardew, Kwali came to international
prominence for her talents in the 1950s. Cardew,
who was appointed to the post of pottery officer
in the department of commerce and industry in
1951, launched the Abuja Pottery Training Centre
along with Kwali in 1952 and spent the following
fifteen years teaching and learning from Nigerian
potters.}Many Nigerians are oblivious to the story of the
woman whose picture adorns the back of 20
naira note they spend on a daily. At the back of
the 20 naira note is Ladi Kwali’s picture, a
celebrated potter who hailed from the northern
part of Nigeria.
Ladi Kwali was born in the village of Kwali,
which is located in the Gwari region of present
day Abuja, where pottery was indigenous female
tradition.
Kwali who grew up in a family in which
womenfolk made pots for a living, learnt to
make pottery as a child from her aunt.
Kwali's younger brother, Mallam Mekaniki
Kyeese, said: “Even in the early years of pottery
making, Ladi Kwali excelled in the crafts and her
wares were often sold even before they were
taken to the markets”
She produced pottery pieces that were influenced
by the Gbagyi tradition during her first
professional years.
With the help of a famous English studio potter,
Michael Cardew, Kwali came to international
prominence for her talents in the 1950s. Cardew,
who was appointed to the post of pottery officer
in the department of commerce and industry in
1951, launched the Abuja Pottery Training Centre
along with Kwali in 1952 and spent the following
fifteen years teaching and learning from Nigerian
potters.
http://valezon..com/2018/12/ladi-dosei-kwali-woman-on-20-naira-note.html
^{Many Nigerians are oblivious to the story of the
woman whose picture adorns the back of 20
naira note they spend on a daily. At the back of
the 20 naira note is Ladi Kwali’s picture, a
celebrated potter who hailed from the northern
part of Nigeria.
Ladi Kwali was born in the village of Kwali,
which is located in the Gwari region of present
day Abuja, where pottery was indigenous female
tradition.
Kwali who grew up in a family in which
womenfolk made pots for a living, learnt to
make pottery as a child from her aunt.
Kwali's younger brother, Mallam Mekaniki
Kyeese, said: “Even in the early years of pottery
making, Ladi Kwali excelled in the crafts and her
wares were often sold even before they were
taken to the markets”
She produced pottery pieces that were influenced
by the Gbagyi tradition during her first
professional years.
With the help of a famous English studio potter,
Michael Cardew, Kwali came to international
prominence for her talents in the 1950s. Cardew,
who was appointed to the post of pottery officer
in the department of commerce and industry in
1951, launched the Abuja Pottery Training Centre
along with Kwali in 1952 and spent the following
fifteen years teaching and learning from Nigerian
potters.[sup]Many Nigerians are oblivious to the story of the
woman whose picture adorns the back of 20
naira note they spend on a daily. At the back of
the 20 naira note is Ladi Kwali’s picture, a
celebrated potter who hailed from the northern
part of Nigeria.
Ladi Kwali was born in the village of Kwali,
which is located in the Gwari region of present
day Abuja, where pottery was indigenous female
tradition.
Kwali who grew up in a family in which
womenfolk made pots for a living, learnt to
make pottery as a child from her aunt.
Kwali's younger brother, Mallam Mekaniki
Kyeese, said: “Even in the early years of pottery
making, Ladi Kwali excelled in the crafts and her
wares were often sold even before they were
taken to the markets”
She produced pottery pieces that were influenced
by the Gbagyi tradition during her first
professional years.
With the help of a famous English studio potter,
Michael Cardew, Kwali came to international
prominence for her talents in the 1950s. Cardew,
who was appointed to the post of pottery officer
in the department of commerce and industry in
1951, launched the Abuja Pottery Training Centre
along with Kwali in 1952 and spent the following
fifteen years teaching and learning from Nigerian
potters.}Many Nigerians are oblivious to the story of the
woman whose picture adorns the back of 20
naira note they spend on a daily. At the back of
the 20 naira note is Ladi Kwali’s picture, a
celebrated potter who hailed from the northern
part of Nigeria.
Ladi Kwali was born in the village of Kwali,
which is located in the Gwari region of present
day Abuja, where pottery was indigenous female
tradition.
Kwali who grew up in a family in which
womenfolk made pots for a living, learnt to
make pottery as a child from her aunt.
Kwali's younger brother, Mallam Mekaniki
Kyeese, said: “Even in the early years of pottery
making, Ladi Kwali excelled in the crafts and her
wares were often sold even before they were
taken to the markets”
She produced pottery pieces that were influenced
by the Gbagyi tradition during her first
professional years.
With the help of a famous English studio potter,
Michael Cardew, Kwali came to international
prominence for her talents in the 1950s. Cardew,
who was appointed to the post of pottery officer
in the department of commerce and industry in
1951, launched the Abuja Pottery Training Centre
along with Kwali in 1952 and spent the following
fifteen years teaching and learning from Nigerian
potters.
http://valezon..com/2018/12/ladi-dosei-kwali-woman-on-20-naira-note.html
[/sup]Many Nigerians are oblivious to the story of the
woman whose picture adorns the back of 20
naira note they spend on a daily. At the back of
the 20 naira note is Ladi Kwali’s picture, a
celebrated potter who hailed from the northern
part of Nigeria.
Ladi Kwali was born in the village of Kwali,
which is located in the Gwari region of present
day Abuja, where pottery was indigenous female
tradition.
Kwali who grew up in a family in which
womenfolk made pots for a living, learnt to
make pottery as a child from her aunt.
Kwali's younger brother, Mallam Mekaniki
Kyeese, said: “Even in the early years of pottery
making, Ladi Kwali excelled in the crafts and her
wares were often sold even before they were
taken to the markets”
She produced pottery pieces that were influenced
by the Gbagyi tradition during her first
professional years.
With the help of a famous English studio potter,
Michael Cardew, Kwali came to international
prominence for her talents in the 1950s. Cardew,
who was appointed to the post of pottery officer
in the department of commerce and industry in
1951, launched the Abuja Pottery Training Centre
along with Kwali in 1952 and spent the following
fifteen years teaching and learning from Nigerian
potters.^{Many Nigerians are oblivious to the story of the
woman whose picture adorns the back of 20
naira note they spend on a daily. At the back of
the 20 naira note is Ladi Kwali’s picture, a
celebrated potter who hailed from the northern
part of Nigeria.
Ladi Kwali was born in the village of Kwali,
which is located in the Gwari region of present
day Abuja, where pottery was indigenous female
tradition.
Kwali who grew up in a family in which
womenfolk made pots for a living, learnt to
make pottery as a child from her aunt.
Kwali's younger brother, Mallam Mekaniki
Kyeese, said: “Even in the early years of pottery
making, Ladi Kwali excelled in the crafts and her
wares were often sold even before they were
taken to the markets”
She produced pottery pieces that were influenced
by the Gbagyi tradition during her first
professional years.
With the help of a famous English studio potter,
Michael Cardew, Kwali came to international
prominence for her talents in the 1950s. Cardew,
who was appointed to the post of pottery officer
in the department of commerce and industry in
1951, launched the Abuja Pottery Training Centre
along with Kwali in 1952 and spent the following
fifteen years teaching and learning from Nigerian
potters.}Many Nigerians are oblivious to the story of the
woman whose picture adorns the back of 20
naira note they spend on a daily. At the back of
the 20 naira note is Ladi Kwali’s picture, a
celebrated potter who hailed from the northern
part of Nigeria.
Ladi Kwali was born in the village of Kwali,
which is located in the Gwari region of present
day Abuja, where pottery was indigenous female
tradition.
Kwali who grew up in a family in which
womenfolk made pots for a living, learnt to
make pottery as a child from her aunt.
Kwali's younger brother, Mallam Mekaniki
Kyeese, said: “Even in the early years of pottery
making, Ladi Kwali excelled in the crafts and her
wares were often sold even before they were
taken to the markets”
She produced pottery pieces that were influenced
by the Gbagyi tradition during her first
professional years.
With the help of a famous English studio potter,
Michael Cardew, Kwali came to international
prominence for her talents in the 1950s. Cardew,
who was appointed to the post of pottery officer
in the department of commerce and industry in
1951, launched the Abuja Pottery Training Centre
along with Kwali in 1952 and spent the following
fifteen years teaching and learning from Nigerian
potters.
http://valezon..com/2018/12/ladi-dosei-kwali-woman-on-20-naira-note.html

Earlier yesterday, it was reported that Aisha Abdulganiu a 300lvl student of ABU Zaria committed suicide after leaving behind a heartbreaking suicide note. We were able to get more information as regards the painful death of the lady. She committed suicide after drinking poison, in the early hours of yesterday, December 26th. She also left behind a suicide note which came shortly after she hung out with her friends and updating her WhatsApp stories, telling her friends: “I love y’all” and saying: “Rest girl… You need to rest”. The suicide note which reads in part says; “Just like I said, If I am no more please hold my family especially my mum and dad responsible. I have tried to be the best I can be, Stayed away from them just because they blame me for their mistakes and they cant love, help and take care of me like their own. My mum has made life a living hell for me only because she is bipolar and frustrated. Accusing me of being a witch, trying to bill her and being a cursed child even though my brother is responsible for my education and upkeep. The only thing she helps me with is my feeding money. I have gone out of my way to take care of my mum by giving her food and money but I still end up being her problems. My brother cant stick to his promise anymore best he feels I am not his responsibility and I have my own family. I hope and believe that now that I am gone, It will bring them relieve and happiness.” Well, a facebook user has come out recently to provide some proof that the girl in question didn’t actully die. She did survive the suicide attempt. It was posted on Facebook this morning that she has been found alive. read more@ valezon..com

There is a very bizarre trend of so called yahoo plus guys stealing ladies panties and bras for ritual purposes in various cities in Nigeria and it’s becoming very alarming. yesterday a man was caught who disguised himself as a female wearing bra while on an alleged mission to steal pant in Delta State. The suspect was reportedly caught by local vigilante in Agbarha area of the state after he allegedly stole a bra and was looking for panties to steal to complete his mission. When he was quizzed by the security operatives, the suspect allegedly confessed that a man whom he asked to show him the way to make money told him to go and find where to hustle panties and bra before he helps him.He was told after picking or stealing the items, he should meet him at a popular Tozak hotel in Ughelli area.He was caught by vigilante members after stealing only one bra. Below is what Facebook user Ofejiro Skillz wrote; Oman this thing dey worst oo this guy go thief bra for agbarha yesterday night and wen bakasi hold d idiot he begin dey confess say if he go tozak hotel say the boys Dy trow away money and he dy pick almost 5k dey come house and when he ask one of the boys to show am road ,the guy come say make he find bra and pant come ,say if he don see d bra and pant make he come meet dem for tozak,say Na only bra he don see remain pant It would be recalled that few weeks back a yet to be identified young man was caught stealing female underwear’s and other clothing items in Imo state. This is happening few weeks after a Nigerian man took to social media to apprise ladies to be very careful about how they spread their panties to avoid being victims of circumstance, claiming that female pants are being sold to Ritualists and yahoo Boys for N200,000 and above . It was gathered that the man came all the way from another community, Obowo to Umuokoro Umuihi village in Ihitte/Uboma Local Government Area of Imo State to steal the undies before he was caught red handed. He was later handed to the vigilante members in the community after he couldn’t explain what he does or will do with the stolen items. See more photos below. http://valezon..com/2018/12/nigerian-man-who-disguised-as-woman-in.html

The vice president of Nigeria, professor Yemi Osinbajo recently was spotted having his hair cut in a public salon as seeing in the photos below. It would be recalled, same was also done by the former Ekiti state governor, Ayodele Peter Fayose earlier this year at Ado Ekiti when he was also spotted having his hair cut in a public salon click to see photo
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