Army arrests 2 soldiers for sabotaging fight against terrorists

The Nigerian Army has arrested two soldiers for allegedly sabotaging the military’s fight against terrorism.

This was disclosed on Monday, November 23, 2015, by Army spokesman Colonel Sani Usman via a statement.

It reads:

“The Nigerian Army has received report of some elements both within the Nigerian Army and outside, especially through the use of the social media circle to ridicule the Nigerian Army and the person of the Chief of Army Staff for reasons best known to them.”

Ebola flare-up stokes fears over health workers' vigilance

A failure to send a suspected Ebola patient directly to a specialist treatment unit in a fresh outbreak of the virus in Liberia may reflect fatigue and complacency among health workers, a health expert said on Tuesday.

Liberia has placed 153 people under surveillance after three Ebola cases emerged on Friday, more than two months after the West African country was declared free of the virus.

The first of the new patients was 15-year-old Nathan Gbotoe from Paynesville, a suburb east of the capital Monrovia, and his father and brother have since been confirmed as positive.

The teenager went to several health centres before being referred to an Ebola treatment unit and several health workers who cared for him may have not worn protective equipment, said Medecins Sans Frontieres (MSF) representative Carissa Guild.

Female suicide bombers kills 8

Four civilians were killed in northern Cameroon on Saturday in a suicide bomb assault by suspected Boko Haram militants in which three female attackers and one man blew themselves up, security sources said.

The attack on the village of Nigue, a suburb of Fotokol town, is the latest of many the Islamist militant group has mounted in Cameroon, Chad, Niger and Nigeria this year. The U.N. refugee agency said last month the attacks were turning the border region near Lake Chad into a war zone.

"The first kamikaze detonated his bomb in the house of the traditional chief of Leymarie. Five people died including the bomber," said a senior Cameroonian military official who declined to be named. Leymarie forms part of Nigue.

"Several minutes later, three female bombers exploded their bombs close to the initial site but they didn't kill anyone else because they acted too quickly," the official said, adding that around a dozen people were also wounded.

Boko Haram has waged a six-year campaign for an Islamist state in northeastern Nigeria. Neighbouring countries joined an offensive against the group this year and the conflict spilled across their borders, displacing tens of thousands of people.

Photo Of Girl Who Sells Groundnut By Road Side Doing Her Home Work

This should be inspiring to everyone who come up with excuses to sell their bodies or do drugs on the streets of Lagos. You can actually make it the legit way. This little girl's future is very bright...

“buhari Was Accused Of N2.8 Bln Scam As Oil Minister” – Madueke

Former Oil minister, Diezani Madueke who is currently undergoing successful treatment for cancer in the United Kingdom has stated that Nigeria has a well recorded history of vilifying its oil ministers.

In an interview with Dele Momodu’s Boss Newspaper, Madueke said even President Muhammad Buhari as an oil minister (1976-1978) under then head of state, General Olusegun Obasanjo was accused of N2.8 billion fraud when same amount disappeared from the Nigerian National Petroleum Corpration’s (NNPC) Midlands Bank account in the UK.

Ken Olisa: The Most Powerful Black Man In Britain

 He's the Queen’s escort in London who locked horns with John Bercow and has a library named after him at Cambridge - not bad for a boy who grew up without a loo in Nottingham

Today Ken Olisa is officially named as the most powerful black person in Britain, not that any of the commuters on the 8.10am from Hampton Wick would know it.

Unassuming and usually dressed in the commuter’s favoured uniform of suit and raincoat, the only thing that hints at his influence is his trademark bow tie – he owns more than 100.

Police arrest 21 homosexual students in Delta

Police detectives in Asaba, Delta State, have arrested 21 students who have been allegedly involved in same sex activities.
It was reliably gathered that the two state-owned polytechnics (names withheld) where the suspects were arrested, were a beehive of perverse sexual acts as male students engage in same sex activities for financial gains.
Police Public Relations Officer in the state, Mrs. Celestina Kalu, who confirmed the arrest of the suspects, said the police acted on a tip off. She said, “We had it on good authority that the male students allegedly engaged in anal sex. The suspects, upon interrogation, made useful statements to the police while investigations are ongoing.”
Investigation revealed that homosexuality has been on the rise in the two institutions and culprits were also members of various cult groups.

Woman Allegedly Killed By Her Husband's Brothers...they Butchered Her [G.PHOTOS]

[warning: very graphic photos] : Woman allegedly killed by her husband's brothers...they butchered her

A reader just sent me this story. Claims her sister was murdered by her husband's brothers who are on the run right now. His story below and the extremely graphic pics after the cut...*viewer discretion advised*. The big question is; where was her husband when this happened? Story below..

Mali violence: What we know about the West African country's conflict

Today's violence in Mali has drawn attention to tensions in the West African country.
Islamic extremists armed with guns and grenades took 170 people hostage at a luxury hotel in the capital Bamako. All the hostages were freed after the day-long siege. National broadcaster ORTM, citing security officials, said 27 bodies were found at the hotel following the attacks.

The country has seen similar violence, attacks and high-profile kidnappings before. There is an ongoing conflict in the country's north, complicated by spillover from Libya's conflict, as well as the presence of al-Qaeda-linked groups. It was also the location of the high-profile 2009 kidnapping of Canadian diplomat Robert Fowler.
Here's how Mali became one of the world's bigger trouble spots. 

Missing Woman Emerges From Sea Alive (More Photos)

                                                       

                                                                                                 

The sudden appearance of a 20-year-old lady who was thought to have drowned in the sea three months ago has thrown the entire town of Prampram Lower Town in the Greater Accra region in shock.
The lady, Akweley Duamoh, said to have emerged from the sea alive Tuesday dawn, according to reports, was sitting on the back of a sea turtle and landed ashore the Prampram Beach.
Adom News’ Isabella Gidiglo Ave who visited the area said residents especially fishermen who witness the scene still can’t comprehend how he could still be alive.

2 Women Caught With Stolen Meat. You Won't Believe How They Hid The Meat

See Photos : 2 women caught with stolen meat. You won't believe how they hid the meat

A South African shared these photos on Facebook.

The Zimbawean women, who work at a farm in South Africa were allegedly busted by their boss, trying to make away with meat strapped to their bodies...

Suspected Paris Attack Mastermind Now Dead (photos)

The suspected Islamic State mastermind of the Paris attacks was among those killed in a police raid north of the capital, France confirmed on Thursday, bringing an end to the hunt for Europe's most wanted man.

Authorities said they had identified the corpse of Belgian national Abdelhamid Abaaoud from fingerprints in the aftermath of Wednesday's raid, in which at least two people died including a female suicide bomber after a gun battle with police.

British Couple Keep A Nigerian As 'A Slave' For 24 Years (PICTURED)

 A British couple was found guilty on Tuesday of keeping a Nigerian immigrant enslaved for more than two decades, forcing him to work for no pay and threatening him with deportation if he tried to escape, prosecutors said.

Emanuel Edet, 61, and Antan Edet, 58, held their victim captive from the time he was brought to Britain when he was 14 years old, said the Crown Prosecution Service.

Female Sergeant Sells Baby Brought To Police Station-the Punch

A female sergeant, Obotie Adesuwa, is currently in the cell of the X-Squad Section of the Lagos State Police Command, after she allegedly sold a week-old baby boy who had been brought with his mother to a police station.

PUNCH Metro learnt that Adesuwa, who hails from Edo State, is attached to the Akinpelu Police Division, where the baby boy and her mother, Toyin, who is said to be mentally unstable, had also been brought to by a Good Samaritan.

Ford Nigeria Unveils The First FordRanger To Come Out Of Nigeria Plant

Man Slaughters Own 4 Children After Quarrel With Wife

Kaduna – A middle aged man, on Wednesday in Kaduna slaughtered four of his children and attempted to kill himself after an alleged quarrel with his wife.

Neighbours said that the man had quarrelled with the wife throughout the night, forcing her to leave the house located on Ahmadu Bello street in Kawo area of Kaduna metropolis.

Final Year Student Hacked To Death By His Hausa Security Guard (Graphic Pic)

A 25-year-old final year Civil Engineering student of the Federal Polytechnic Nekede, Owerri, Imo State, Mr. Innocent Ndukwe has been murdered by three suspected assailants.

According to the state Commissioner of Police Mr. Taiwo Lakanu, the suspects, after slaughtering their victim made away with his Pathfinder SUV with Reg. No. KRD-109AD, two plasma TV sets, one home theatre and assorted personal effects.