Maid caught on camera cleaning her private parts with napkin she uses to wipe dishes (Photos)

This bizarre occurrence is another reason people have to think twice before employing house helps as this young lady was caught on an hidden camera using a napkin to wipe her private parts, feet and other parts of her body before using the same napkin to wipe the dishes she would use to either cook or serve her employers with.

 

The lady who is probably a disgruntled domestic worker, took out her anger in the most disgusting manner and the photos have really gone viral.

 

Yet another reason to treat such workers with love and like family.

 

Jose Mourinho Pictured With Anthony Joshua, Heavyweight Champion

The Special One was in attendance to see the Brit claim the IBF crown from his American opponent at The O2

Mourinho surprised Joshua when he arrived unannounced at The O2 to see him KO American Charles Martin inside two rounds.

The Portuguese then waited patiently in the queue of well wishers outside Joshua’s dressing room to congratulate him on becoming the new IBF heavyweight king.

Oliseh gets FIFA appointment

Former Super Eagles Coach, Sunday Oliseh has been appointed into the new FIFA technical committee. Oliseh managed the Nigerian national team for seven months before he resigned citing lack of support from the Nigerian Football Federation (NFF). However, he will have plenty of support from FIFA as it is a familiar ground for the former Juventus and Ajax midfielder who worked as part of the technical study team during the 2014 World Cup in Brazil. ‘Honoured to be appointed into the ‘new look’ FIFA Technical Department. Next mission; The 2016 Rio Olympics football,’ he wrote on his verified twitter handle. Oliseh has been keeping himself busy after leaving the Super Eagles job as he was seen recently in German where he went to watch the UEFA Champions League match between Bayern Munich and Benfica

Indiana state trooper fired for preaching during traffic stops

The American Civil Liberties Union filed a second suit against trooper Brian Hamilton recently, bringing about the termination of his employment. The previous suit had been settled in 2014 after complainant Ellen Bogdan alleged that he violated her constitutional rights by asking her about her religious beliefs after he pulled her over a traffic violation.

Labourer Carries Bag Of Cement With His Teeth In Lagos(photos)

According to a Twitter user who shared the photos,the labourer was spotted lifting an unopened bag of cement with his teeth in Lagos.What is the secret behind this?

Dream Team risks expulsion from Rio as FIFA hammer looms

As Nigerians come to grips with the ouster of the Super Eagles from the African Cup of Nations holding in Gabon next year, more misery and pain await soccer fans as Samson Siasia’s Dream Team(U-23) may be excluded from the draws of the football event of the Rio Olympic Games which holds on Thursday at the Maracana Stadium, Brazil. Following the annoying rumbles from the court in Jos that sent dangerous signals to the world that Nigerian football is engulfed in confusion, FIFA, Sports Vanguard gathered yesterday, may be breathing down on Nigeria for taking its case to ordinary courts. FIFA frowns against taking football matters to law courts for the resolution of football matters. File photo; CHAMPIONS… Victorious CAF U-23, AFCON Champions, Nigeria’s Dream Team celebrate after defeating Algeria in the final, Saturday night. A very senior Nigerian football stakeholder informed us yesterday that the World soccer-ruling body would make its stand known on the Nigerian crisis today.

US importing Nigeria crude oil again?

One news item in the international wire service last week caught my attention. It is the fact that the United States of America has turned again to Nigeria for crude oil. The new twist in the US quest for Nigerian oil is coming on the heels of the slow down in shale oil fracking in the US. The US oil production has fallen by about 600,000 barrels a day since peaking in 2015, and imports have filled the gap. The news looks cheering going by the fact that several tons of Nigerian crude have been on the high sea looking for buyers. According to the report, refineries along the US coasts are choosing to buy imports instead of local crude. “One of the biggest winners is Nigeria, which is regaining lost market share. Imports from Nigeria surged to 559,000 barrels a day in mid-March, compared with an average of 52,000 for all of 2015. The opening up of the US market is giving Nigeria a new beginning with the US in oil trade. However, it is because the price of crude has dropped so low that it is no longer profitable for the US shale producers to continue in business.

Guys Urinating Into A Car's Fuel Tank: Caption This! (photo)

See what fuel scarcity is causing?

Shame on you, I'm not dying, says Mugabe

Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe yesterday accused potential successors of wishing him dead and told ruling Zanu-PF supporters to unite against foreign enemies he said wanted to destroy the nation.

Africa's oldest leader at 92 years, Mugabe has held power since independence from Britain in 1980 and says his heir must be chosen democratically and that his wife will not automatically inherit the role.

Mugabe told a meeting of about 10000 veterans of Zimbabwe's 1970s independence war that his frequent trips to Malaysia and Singapore had fed newspaper reports that he was ill and sometimes dying, stoking succession fights in Zanu-PF.

"You then see a stampede now, they will be saying the president is dying. I am not dying, shame on you," Mugabe said during the first ever such meeting with the veterans.

Court sacks Pinnick, orders recognition of Giwa as NFF President

A Federal High Court sitting in Jos, on Friday ordered the recognition of Chris Giwa as the President of the Nigerian Football Federation (NFF). Justice Musa Kurya who gave the order, also barred anybody from interfering with the duties and functions of the NFF board under the leadership of Chris Giwa. Kurya also granted Giwa’s motion seeking the re-listing of his case against the Amaju Pinnick-led NFF. *SHAME! The warring parties, Chris Giwa and Amaju Pinnick in fisticuffs. It would be recalled that Adama Yahaya and Obinna Ogba had approached the court to re-list the matter which they had earlier withdrawn, after intervention by former President Goodluck Jonathan. The Federal High Court had in a ruling on Oct. 23 2014, nullified the Warri General Assembly and the subsequent elective congress that brought in the current NFF board, led by Amaju Pinnick as NFF President.

Pastor Escapes From Kidnappers As They Sleep In Edo (Photo)

The 72 suspects arrested in Edo state

A Pastor of the Deeper Life Bible Ministry has miraculously escaped from the den of kidnappers: And he sensationally made his escape as they dozed off.

Pastor Gilbert Akioyamen, was abducted at about 6 pm on March 24, along Ukhun road, Ekpoma, Esan West local government area of the state, while on his way to the Deeper Life camp ground.
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Look At What A Murderer Did To My Lovely Aunty (very Very Graphic)

Look At What A Murderer Did To My Lovely Aunty (very Very Graphic)

Look at what someone did to my aunty who was coming from Asaba to her village (Agbor, delta state) for a marriage ceremony. This tragic incident happened on Friday,25th match, 2016 at Agbor-nta in Ika-south L.G.A, Agbor, Delta state. According to eye witnesses, They said my aunty was on steering when the murderer stopped her and threatened her to come out of the car else he will slaughter her which my aunty obediently did, immediately she came out of the car the murderer began to cut her with a Matchet.

Soldiers Dig Out Bombs Planted On The Road By Boko Haram Members (Pics)

A very job well done to our Gallant soldiers, they have done well so far and we wish them the very best.


 

Truck kills pregnant woman, mob sets driver ablaze

Three persons, including a pregnant woman, have been crushed to death after a truck rammed into them in Osholo village, in the Etsako East Local Government Area of Edo State.

The driver of the truck and another occupant were said to have been killed by an angry mob which set them ablaze.

It was gathered that the incident occurred last Thursday when the driver, who was en route to Weppa from Ekperi, ran into guests at a burial ceremony, leaving three persons dead and injuring others.

The driver, who reportedly hailed from Weppa community, and the other occupant alighted the vehicle in an attempt to take the victims to a nearby hospital.

They were, however, attacked by some youths and forced back into the vehicle before setting the truck ablaze.

Judgment expected in Winnie's Qunu case

Mthatha - The Mthatha High Court is expected to hand down judgment on Thursday in Winnie Madikizela-Mandela's challenge to her ex-husband, former president Nelson Mandela's, estate.
Madikizela-Mandela is seeking the rights to Mandela's home in Qunu, Eastern Cape.
Her lawyer, Mvuzo Notyesi, reportedly wrote to Moseneke two years ago.

In the letter, Notyesi argued that AbaThembu custom dictated that the rights to the property should go to Madikizela-Mandela and her descendants.

This was applicable irrespective of whether the wife was divorced or not, Notyesi wrote in the letter.

"It is only in this home that the children and grandchildren of Mrs Madikizela-Mandela can conduct their own customs and tradition."

Some AbaThembu leaders had argued that Madikizela-Mandela should have first approached the clan's elders before laying claim to the estate.

Fuel: NSCDC officers kill petrol hawker, injure three

There was confusion around the Forte Oil Petrol Station on 21 Road in the FESTAC Town area of Lagos State on Wednesday after officers of the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps shot dead an alleged illegal fuel hawker, while three others sustained gunshot injuries.

Our correspondents gathered that the hawker, identified only as Emeka, was shot dead when the NSCDC men, said to be members of a  task force on curbing activities of black marketers, invaded the area around 1pm.

It was learnt that following an altercation between the task force and some fuel sellers, the NSCDC men opened fire on the fuel sellers.

While Emeka was said to have died on the spot, two others, identified as Smart Ogabor and Oladiran Atolagbe, were rushed to a hospital.

It was gathered that there was panic in the area as motorists and other fuel buyers fled from the AP bus stop, where the filling station was located.

PUNCH Metro learnt that it took efforts of policemen from the Area E Command to stop youths who wanted to stage a protest against the killing.

800 B’Haram members surrender – DHQ

The Defence authorities have said that not less than 800 members of the dreaded Boko Haram sect had surrendered to the military in the last three weeks.

The Acting Director, Defence Information, Brig. Gen. Rabe Abubakar, confirmed to our correspondent in Abuja on Wednesday that 800 of the insurgents surrendered to the troops of the Nigerian Army in the last three weeks.

He said, “I can confirm that about 800 of the Boko Haram members have surrendered to the military.”

Abubakar spoke barely 24 hours after the Defence Headquarters announced the establishment of a rehabilitation camp for repentant Boko Haram members.

Abubakar had said in a statement on Tuesday that the rehabilitation camp was being established under Operation Safe Corridor which was created as a platform to rehabilitate and integrate repentant members of the sect to the society.