A Nigerian lady, Mercy Ada Jesus took to Facebook to shower praises on her boyfriend who is based in Indonesia. She described her boyfriend as her 'womb shifter, pant remover, and revealed that she stopped wearing panties because of him.
She wrote;
''You have made me to stop wearing pants. U just keep on tearing my pants and destroying my bras. You are nothing but
My womb shifter
My pant remover
My waist bender
My pu**y general manager
My pu**y key holder and unlock
Ur d**k is my life. May u live long. My Indonesian Boyfriend. Am ready to breast feed u till world ends my heartbeat.
Pls if e pain u, go and hug transformer
In another post, Mercy Ada Jesus wrote;
I don't know why I love u so much, until I find the reason I will never stop loving u. But I wish never to have any reason for loving u.
I don't care if u destroy all my pants and bras, cause I just find out u like tearing my pants and bras each time u want to enter the promised land u paid visa for. Keep on tearing my pants and bras na u buy am is ur money, since ur favourite food is sucking breast I will forever breastfeed u, suck them with no mercy. I just love the way u always separate my two tiny mosquito legs, one for lagos other one to Kaduna. chai uwa bu nke Chukwu
My pant remover
My pu**y general manager
My waist bender
My womb shifter
My account creditor
My pu**y key holder and unlock
My Indonesian boyfriend
Nigerian gay rights activist, Bisi Alimi who celebrated his 45th birthday on the 17th Jan. 2020 has shared a piece of advice to all gay Nigerian living in the country.
Bisi Alimi took to social media to advise to find means to escape from the country that ” is designed to kill you and your dreams!”
The Berlin-based university lecturer shared a post which reads thus; ”Dear Nigerian LGBTQ Individuals, if you can find your way out of Nigeria please do it. To be honest, start investing in getting out of that jungle. Your future matters.”
Bisi who is married now and now lives abroad with his husband went on to caption the post;
”Enough said……. That jungle is designed to kill you and your dreams!”
Bisi who clocked 45-year-old on the 17th January, 2020 in another post on his Twitter page, said “I was 29yrs old when I was diagnosed with #HIV, the year was 2004, we had three options as gay men in #Nigeria; 1, wait & die. 2, get on AZT and deal with side effect, 3, be disowned by the community.
“Today I am 45yrs, I am still here, still living and still slaying,” he added.
I was 29yrs old when I was diagnosed with #HIV, the year was 2004, we had three options as gay men in #Nigeria; 1, wait & die. 2, get on AZT and deal with side effect, 3, be disowned by the community.
World boxing heavyweight champion, Anthony Joshua has officially presented his four title belts to President Muhammadu Buhari, which he regained after beating Mexican-American, Andy Ruiz Jnr in a rematch in Saudi Arabia in December.
The British-Nigerian celebrated his recent victory with the President on Saturday when the Nigerian leader met with some Nigerians living in the United Kingdom.
The 30-year-old surprised everyone in the room as he prostrated to pay homage to President Buhari, in line with the tradition of the Yoruba .
The President congratulated Joshua, who was the cynosure of all eyes during the meeting, on regaining his world championship belt, as well as putting Nigeria “on the world map again like Hogan Bassey.”
On his part, Joshua pledged to “stand up for Nigeria anytime you need me.”
Dr Lekan Are, a foremost Nigerian agronomist, businessman, philanthropist and Chairman of University Press Plc, is dead. A family member said Dr. Are died at 86-years-old following a brief illness.
He died at the High Dependency Unit of the University College Hospital (UCH), Ibadan at about 12.30am on Saturday.
Are, born on Dec. 2, 1933, was a former General Manager of Ogun-Osun River Basin Development Authority.
The deceased was the Managing Director/ Chairman of Kakanfo Inn, Managing Director, Lekan Are Farms Limited and Director of Punch Nigeria Limited.
The agricultural consultant and farmer was until his death the Laguna Bobajiro of Ibadanland.
A man in India has been killed during a cockfight after a sharp blade tied to a rooster cut his abdomen.
The cockfight took place in Pragadavaram village in West Godavari, in the state of Andhra Pradesh, despite a Supreme Court ban on the practice.
Cockfight organisers tied the razor-sharp blade to the leg of the rooster, police said.
The fatal injury was reportedly inflicted as one of the organisers held the animal in his hands, waiting to release it into the arena to fight.
Without warning, the bird suddenly struggled against his grip in a bid for freedom, and the blade fatally pierced the abdomen of a spectator who was standing nearby, inflicting a deep wound.
The victim has been named by local media as Saripalli Venkateswara Rao, 55.
The ban on cockfighting was defied in several areas in East and West Godavari, as part of celebrations for Makar Sankranti, a festival day in the Hindu calendar, dedicated to the deity Surya.
Makar Sankranti was this year celebrated on Wednesday, January 15.
The Supreme Court of India has banned cockfighting as a violation of the 1960 Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Act.
Despite this, the activity has remained popular, especially in the rural coast of Andhra Pradesh around the time of the Sankranti festival, with large amount of betting involved.
It is obvious that actor and filmmaker, Kunle Afolayan, always strives to be different in his career. Over the years, the singer has featured some ‘non-actors’, including Chidinma Ekile, Simi and more recently, Temi Otedola, in his movies.
In a chat with Saturday Beats, the actor maintained that the only consideration that influenced the choice of cast for his movies was competence.
He said, “From the beginning (of my career), I have always featured special appearances. As long as they are talented and doing well, the person doesn’t have to be an actor.
Once I see that the person can pull off a certain character, I give it a go. I did it with Chidinma (Ekile) in ‘The Bridge’ and Simi in ‘Mokalik’. Temi is one of the most hardworking, energetic and level-headed human beings I have ever met. She has been groomed for this for almost a year. Meanwhile, there is going to be another big announcement about someone else that would be featured in this film and it is going to catch people by surprise.”
On what gave him the conviction that Temi would be able to pull off the role she’s to play in his forthcoming movie, ‘Citation’, Afolayan said, “When I had an encounter with her, the first draft of the script wasn’t even ready and I needed a character of her age. So, I asked her to do some monologues, which she did. Then, I figured she had the potential to do it but there were other qualities I was looking for and she said she was ready to learn, especially in the area of language. The character speaks English, French, Yoruba and a bit of Portuguese. When people see the film, they would understand why she is the chosen one.”
The actor also dismissed insinuations that he cast Temi in the movie because of her father’s wealth and influence. He stated, “I wouldn’t expect anything less (from people) but those who are familiar with my works know that I don’t compromise when it comes to who features in my films. If the person has the required qualities and can deliver, then why not? This has got nothing to do with her father.”
Justice A.T Mohammed of the Federal High Court, Port Harcourt, on Friday, 17 January, 2020 sentenced one Tarila Ebizimor to seven years imprisonment for obtaining money under false pretence to the tune of N4.000.000.00 (Four Million Naira).
The convict, a supervisor in the Security Department of the Niger Delta Development Commission, NDDC was prosecuted by the Port Harcourt Zonal Office of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, on a four-count charge.
Ebizimor's journey to prison began sometime in August, 2013 when he paraded himself as personal assistant of the managing director of the NDDC and obtained the sum of N4million from the petitioner on the pretext that he will help facilitate the award of road construction contract to him.
One of the charges against him reads: "That you Tarila Ebizimor on the 13th day of August, 2013 in Port Harcourt, Rivers State within the jurisdiction of this honorable court did fraudulently obtain the sum of N2,000,000 (Two Million Naira), which said sum was paid into your Fidelity Bank account No. 5330259983, by a means of transfer from God’s Grace Haulage Limited on the pretext that you were to facilitate the award of road construction contract from Niger Delta Development Commission (NDDC), a pretext you know to be false and thereby committed an offence, contrary to Section 1(i)(a) of Advance Fee Fraud and Other Related Offences Act, 2006 and punishable under Section 1(3) of the same Act".
The Kano State police command has arrested an academic, Professor Solomon Musa Tarfa over an alleged baby factory operating in the state.
Reports have it that nineteen inmates of both sexes and various ages were rescued in a raid carried out on December 25, 2019 at the orphanage home called ‘Du Mercy Children Development Ministry’.
Tarfa has reportedly been operating for over two decades and was working alongside one Chidi Christopher who runs a maternity clinic at Nomansland area of Kano.
The pair would allegedly steal newborn babies from their parents after birth and according to Kano Police Spokesperson, DSP Abdullahi Haruna Kiyawa, one Dr Nwoye who is currently at large gave ante-natal care to pregnant women after which he handed over their babies to the orphanage home.
Professor Tarfa’s wife, Mercy was also accused of facilitating the procurement of kids through other illegal means.
Adele's will finally release new music in 2020 after a five-year hiatus. The singer, 31, is finally set to release a follow-up to her hugely successful album 25 according to her agent Lucy Dickins, and manager Jonathan Dickins.
It comes after speculation that Adele could be releasing a new album in October 2019 turned out to be false, despite a hysterical reaction from fans.
According to Music Week, Jonathan hinted that new music is definitely on the horizon, saying: 'The sooner the better!'
The siblings also spoke about how they first discovered the Someone Like You hitmaker separately, and started working with her without the other's knowledge.
Jonathan said: 'Someone said that I should check her out. At the time my office was my house and she came for tea, I met her there and we started working together.'
Lucy added: "I met her through a friend who came with her and I'll never forget it. She said she was a singer and said ''Do you want a CD?''
'I said yes, and she turned to the other person and said ''Oi, give me back my CD, I want to give it to her.'' And after the first song I played, I said this is insane, so I called Jonathan.'
Two persons have been killed following attack on Gora-Gan community in Zangon Kataf Local Government Area of Kaduna State by gunmen.
Mr Elias Manza, the Chairman of the local government area who confirmed the incident, said the attackers opened fire on some youths playing around the village market square on Friday evening.
Manza told News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) on Saturday that the incident was a surprise to residents.
“The attackers came on motorcycles and opened fire on the youth playing, killing two females while two males sustained injuries.
“The injured are currently receiving treatment at an undisclosed hospital, but the good news is that normalcy has been restored to the area,’’ he said.
Military officials in South Korea will determine next week whether to discharge a soldier who recently undertook gender reassignment surgery, officials said on Friday, in the first such case in the country.
South Korea bans transgender people from joining its military but has no specific regulations on what to do with those who have sex change operations during their time in the service.
The non-commissioned officer entered the military as a man and had a sex change operation last year and is currently at a military-run hospital, army spokesman Jeon Ha Gyu said.
The Port Harcourt Electricity Distribution Company says it has commenced mass disconnection of defaulting customers in the four states it operates.
The states are Akwa Ibom, Bayelsa, Cross River, and Rivers states.
The Manager, Corporate Communications, PHED, Mr John Onyi confirmed this in Port Harcourt on Friday in an interview with the News Agency of Nigeria.
He said the exercise, codenamed Operation Storm, was initiated to sustain and avert the imminent collapse of the company due to huge debt owed by its customers.
“The huge debt amounting to over N166.012bn as of October 2019 is no longer tolerable, hence the need to recover it at all cost. The exercise in fairness will continue until every kobo owed the company is recovered for energy used,” he said.
“To this end, we have created a help desk across PHED offices to resolve and reconcile any contentious bill. Customers with the disputable bill are urged to avail themselves the opportunity by visiting any PHED office closest to them for on the spot bill reconciliation,” he said.
The spokesman urged customers to pay their electricity bills to enable the company to continue improving on its service delivery to them.
Yaroslav Suris is suing the popular p.o.r.n site claiming it has denied the deaf and hearing-impaired access to its videos that others can easily enjoy.
In a report by TMZ, in some documents obtained, Suris says a lack of closed captioning violates their rights under the Americans with Disabilities Act.
He further says the deaf and hearing impaired can’t understand the audio portion of videos on the websites. Some of the titles Suris says he watched but was completely lost on dialogue include “Hot Step Aunt Babysits Disobedient Nephew,” “Sexy Cop Gets Witness to Talk” and “Daddy 4K Allison comes to Talk About Money to Her Boys’ Naughty Father.”
He goes further to say he and those in similar situations would shell out dough for Pornhub’s premium subscription but calls it pointless without closed captioning. #Priorities
He’s suing to get P,o,r,n,hub to be inclusive and add closed captioning plus damages.
A college student gave birth in secret before hiding the baby girl's body in a cardboard pasta box and dumping her in a bin.
Emile Weaver, now 26, kept her pregnancy hidden from her friends and professors at university - and was in denial that the baby would ever actually be born.
However, Weaver went on to give birth in private at Muskingum University’s New Concord, Ohio - before dumping the newborn in a rubbish bin next to her sorority house.
Weaver, now serving life in prison, then text her boyfriend "no more baby", saying she had "taken care of it".
Later named Addison by authorities, the baby was shoved inside a cardboard mac n cheese box and an empty bag of Doritos before being abandoned.
Weaver said she now feels like a "monster", but still denies killing the child in 2015
Speaking to Elle magazine, Weaver said her lies to friends about the pregnancy manifested into a genuine belief.
She said: "Them not really thinking I was pregnant…manifested into a bigger [belief]: "I’m really not pregnant."
However, rumours Weaver was pregnant had began to circulate as her sorority sisters began to notice her apparent weight gain.
But, on the day she had given birth, some said she appeared to look sick and skinnier - before one friend made the horrifying discovery.
Pal Elise had noticed an unusual and tightly tied bag was leaking liquid next to the rubbish bin outside.
After opening it she saw a tiny baby's foot, and recalled screaming: "It's a whole f*****g baby."
At the very same time friends made the horrific discovery, Emile had sent a group text to her housemates saying: "Attention: Housemates, whoever made the mess in the study bathroom needs to clean it up ASAP.
"It looks like a murder scene."
Weaver told how she had been to see a nurse to get birth control when a routine pregnancy test was also carried out.
But the student never opened her results when they were sent to her - saying she was "scared" and wanted to "put it off".
Weaver continued drinking and partying at the University and even threw herself down the stairs once - with friends often suspecting she was trying to get rid of a baby.
One said: "Between her drinking...and her falling, we were honestly concerned about her because we weren’t sure if she was pregnant and trying to do something about it."
She concealed her growing bump in baggy clothes throughout her pregnancy and not even her mum, Sandy, knew what her daughter was going through.
During her trial, Weaver described how one day she rushed to the toilet, thinking she desperately needed to wee.
However, she said the baby's head came out and she pulled on the rest of the body before going to the kitchen for a knife to cut the umbilical cord.
Emile claimed the baby was stillborn, but prosecutors said she died as a result of being stuffed in a box and dumped.
An Ekiti State High Court sitting in Ado Ekiti has sentenced four men to seven years’ imprisonment each for stealing and burglary without option of fine.
The convicts are Owoeye Ojo, Agbetuyi Taiwo, Adeniyi Busayo and Lasisi Friday.
They were found guilty of breaking into a shop belonging to one Mrs Iyabo Ige around 2am and 5am on August 26, 2017 at Enu Odi, Odo-Ado in Ado-Ekiti and carting away packs of noodles, cigarettes, milk and packs of battery.
Justice Bamidele Omotosho in his judgment on Thursday, found them guilty of the offence of burglary and stealing based on their confessional statement and witness accounts during the trial.
The court did not give them an option of fine.
The judge, however, “did not find them guilty of conspiracy which they were also charged with.”
Earlier, the Prosecution Counsel, Mr Wale Fapohunda, who is the state Commissioner for Justice, said the convicts broke into a shop and carted away the items.
Fapohunda said that the offences contravened Sections 413 and 516 of the Criminal Code, Laws of Ekiti, 2012.
He called three witnesses and tendered exhibits including pictures, statements of the convicts and the stolen items.
Defence Counsel, Mr Yinka Opaleye and Adekunle Ojo, who called only one witness, pleaded for leniency, praying the court to tamper justice with mercy.
Kylie Jenner treated her 158 million Instagram followers to a series of saucy snaps which teased a glimpse at her famously peachy bum.
The billionaire make-up mogul, 22, oozed s.e.x appeal as she posed up a storm for the glamorous photos which saw her stand next to one of her swanky supercars.
The KUWTK star wiggled her incredible figure into a skintight printed catsuit with subtle sheer detailing which struggled to contain her ample assets.
Kylie sucked in her toned stomach and drew attention to her tiny waist as she turned around to focus the snaps on her famous bum.
The bombshell left little to the imagination in the raunchy snaps as she dramatically posed with her leg perched on the G Wagon to accentuate her tiny waist and plump bottom .
One snap even showed the star subtly holding her derriere to highlight it's famously peachy and perky
Leader of Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB), Nnamdi Kanu, has announced his plan to attend the burial of his parents scheduled for February 14, 2020.
Kanu who revealed this through IPOB spokesperson, Emma Powerful, however, refused to disclose the security arrangements put in place for the burial in view of its sensitivity.
He said the burial would follow the normal burial preparation, according to the custom of the land.
“The burial of our leader’s parents burial will be 14th of February 2020.
“We are not going to disclose our security arrangements because they are much enemies who wish to destroy or destabilize every effort made for the successful burial of these father and mother of our leader.
“IPOB is on ground and nothing will change our resolve to protect the environment.
“We are peaceful and will maintain it to last point. But nobody should try IPOB,” Emma Powerful said.
The IPOB leader lost his father Eze Israel Kanu, four months after his mother, Ugoeze Sally Kanu, also died.
The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, Ilorin Zonal Office, has arrested six persons in connection with their alleged involvement in Internet fraud and other fraud-related crimes.
A statement by Head of Media and Publicity, EFCC, Wilson Uwujaren, gave the names of the suspects as Atanda Femi Benjamin, Atoyebi Samson, Olapade Oladimeji Solomon, Amoo Saheed, Lawal Opeyemi Mubarak and Sadiku Muniru Dolapo.
The statement said the suspects were arrested on Thursday near Kwara State House of Assembly, in Ilorin, based on intelligence reports over their involvement in Internet fraud.
It said the suspects had confessed to the crime while being interrogated by the operatives of the commission.
The statement said items recovered from the suspects included three exotic cars, laptops, mobile phones among others.
It said the suspects would soon be charged to court.
