Police Arrest Vice-Principal For Defiling 12-Year-Old Pupil Inside Office

A 57-year-old Vice-Principal of St. Mary Girls College, Ikole Ekiti, in Ekiti State, Mr. Ayo Ajayi, has been arrested by the police for allegedly defiling a 12-year-old pupil of the school inside his office.

The bubble burst for the vice-principal on Tuesday, March 18, when the pupil had gone into his office but did not come out as quickly as expected, thereby, fuelling suspicion among the teachers that all was not well.

One of the teachers, who reported the case to the police, was said to have moved closer to the door leading to Mr. Ajayi’s office to open it but discovered that it had been locked from inside.

She was said to have knocked on the door frantically, which made the pupil and the suspect to allegedly quickly stop what they were busy doing inside.

However, what would eventually give a hint of what transpired inside the office behind closed doors was the demeanour of the VP and the pupil, forcing one of the teachers to report the case to the police.

Peter Okoye Gets Himself A Nd 2014 Bentley Continental GT

It seems this is a desperate effort to ease his troubled mind and also get our minds off his beef with his twin brother Paul; but it is working.

The more outspoken half of the P-Square dou — Peter Okoye shared photos of his new ride, although the car is still at the dealer’s shop in Atlanta.

Peter Okoye tweeted the picture and said he is sure Lola would be jealous of his new baby.

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Oklahoma stops execution after botching drug delivery; inmate dies

A vein on an Oklahoma inmate "exploded" in the middle of his execution Tuesday, prompting authorities to abruptly halt the process and call off another execution later in the day as they try to figure out what went wrong.

The inmate, Clayton Lockett, died 43 minutes after the first injection was administered -- according to reporter Courtney Francisco of CNN affiliate KFOR who witnessed the ordeal -- of an apparent heart attack, Oklahoma Department of Corrections Director Robert Patton said.

That first drug, midazolam, is supposed to render a person unconscious. Seven minutes later, Lockett was still conscious. About 16 minutes in, after his mouth and then his head moved, he seemingly tried to get up and tried to talk, saying "man" aloud, according to the KFOR account.

Other reporters – including Cary Aspinwall of thr Tulsa World newspaper -- similarly claimed that Lockett was "still alive," having lifted his head while prison officials lowered the blinds at that time so that onlookers couldn't see what was going on.

Dean Sanderford, Lockett's attorney, said that he saw his client's body start "to twitch (and) he mumbled something." Then "the convulsing got worse, it looked like his whole upper body was trying to lift off the gurney."

Yet the office of Oklahoma Gov. Mary Fallin issued a statement indicating "execution officials said Lockett remained unconscious after the lethal injection drugs were administered."

NDLEA Arrest 2 Persons With 1.6kg Of Heroin

Operatives of the Lagos state command of the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency, NDLEA, have arrested two persons for allegedly being in possession of 1.6kg of heroin.

The suspects, Ogbonna Paul Obioma, 36, an auto parts dealer and Okpoagu Stanley Chijioke, 30, were apprehended at Festac Town, Lagos following a tip-off, according to Lagos State Commander of the NDLEA, Mr Aliyu Sule.

In his confessional statement to the operatives, Chijioke, who was recently deported from India, said he wanted to use the profit from the drug sales to set up a business.

“I was recently deported from India. At present, I am jobless and need to establish myself. My friend in India told me to collect the drug from a lady at Oshodi area of Lagos. But in the process, we were arrested.

In his own confessional statement, Ogbonna Paul Obioma said: “My friend came to me with the drugs that I should assist in looking for a buyer. I decided to partner with him because he promised to reward me handsomely. My intention was to make quick money.”

17-Year-Old Secondary School Student Brought Loaded AK-47 To School

A 17-year-old student allegedly brought three loaded guns, including an AK-47, and a knife to his Texas school Monday morning.

James Madison High School in San Antonio, Texas, was placed on lockdown until the unidentified student, who also had additional ammunition in his backpack, was taken into custody. No injuries were reported at the school of over 3,200 students, according to The Associated Press.

KSAT News reports the boy’s parents woke up Monday and discovered that their son and three of their guns were gone from their home. When they went to his school, they found their son on campus and then sat down with administrators, at which point they checked his backpack and discovered the ammo and two of the three guns. A third gun was found in a bathroom trash can, the San Antonio Express-News reports.

North East Independent School District spokeswoman Aubrey Chancellor said it is unclear exactly what the student planned to do with the weapons.

“The student had said that he planned making some demands over the announcements later today at Madison High School,” she told local outlet KSAT Monday. ”He didn’t say specifically what those demands were, but he did say if those demands were not met, he had planned on committing violence.”

Monday’s incident comes days after workers at a nearby school district received an anonymous threat via email that said a mass shooting would take plac

Barber In Court For S*Xually Harassing Neighbour

A barber, Olalekan Oyekan, has been arraigned before an Ebute Metta court over alleged s*xual harrasement of his neighbour, Wilson Esse.

According to the prosecutor, Sergent Ishola Samuel, the accused’s offence is different from what was contained in the charge sheet.

He alleged that it was a case of r*pe and not s*xual touch for which he was arraigned.

“There are typographical errors in the charge sheet. This is a complete case of r*pe and not sexually touch.”

The charge states: “ That you Olalekan Oyekan on the 5th day of April 2014 at about 1830 hrs at 9, Oluwaseun Street, off Ayanwale Road, Ikotun sexually touched one 24-year-old Mrs Wilson Esse.”

Counsel to the accused, Mr Emelda Adebambo said the accused was innocent until proven otherwise by the court. He went further to plead for his bail on the ground that ”the defendant has no criminal record.”

Mrs M.O. Tanimola granted the accused bail in the sum of N50,000 with one surety in like sum and adjourned the case till May 12.

Govt Detains Crew As Helicopter Mistakenly Lands In Enugu Govt House

A helicopter yesterday mistakenly landed at Governor’s Lodge of Enugu Government House at about 11am yesterday and was detained for alleged security breach.

Pilot of the helicopter and other members of his crew whose number could not be immediately ascertained, are also being detained inside Government House.

Vanguard learnt that the helicopter mistook the Government House for the State House of Assembly complex from where the pilot was meant to convey the corpse of a deceased member of old Anambra State House of Assembly, Sir Andrew Umeoji

A security aide to Governor Sullivan Chime confirmed that the helicopter was still inside the lodge by press time, while preliminary investigations were being conducted. 

Police Disperse Protesting Lecturers Of ASUP, COEASU, NLC Members With Water Cannon, Teargas

Forces deployed by the Federal Government, yesterday, in Abuja used water cannon and teargas to disperse striking members of the Academic Staff Union of Polytechnics, ASUP, and College of Education Academic Staff Union, COEASU, and their students who took to the streets to protest government’s failure to implement agreements reached with them.

The aggrieved lecturers, who converged on the federal secretariat as early as 9 am, carried placards with such inscriptions as ‘Wike must go now’, ‘Spend money on tertiary institutions’, ‘Give priority to teacher’s education in Nigeria’, ‘Adequate funding, democratic management of all higher institutions’, amongst others.

It would be recalled that ASUP and COEASU had been on strike for the past 10 and four months respectively, over government’s inability to address four outstanding issues, including appointment of governing councils, release of white paper on the visitation panels, implementation of CONTISS 15, and the setting up of the NEEDs committee.

4 Abducted School Girls Freed By Boko Haram In Borno

After over two weeks of being held captive, four more girls were said to have escaped from captivity and found their way to Monguno area of Borno State, according to sources.

So far a total of 48 girls have escaped, out of the 234 abducted from Government Secondary School, Chibok on April 14, 2014.

Vanguard reports:

The source said, the girls were rescued by some good samaritans in a village near Monguno council area last Sunday before they were handed over to security operatives in Maiduguri, the state capital.

Bank Closes Hundreds Of Porn Stars’ Accounts

A bank has got hundreds of porn stars hot and bothered after telling them that their bank accounts would be closed.

The move has sparked fury throughout the adult entertainment industry, with workers saying they had no idea why they were being targeted.

Chase bank sent letters to industry workers revealing the accounts would be closed next month.

In the letters sent out by the bank, which is a subsidiary of JP Morgan Chase, no reason is given for the closure but an apology is given for the inconvenience.

“We recently reviewed your account and determined that we will be closing it on May 11, 2014,” it reads.

“You may close your account before the date we’ve provided. Your account agreement says that either of us may close your account at any time, without notice and without a reason,” the letter states.

Porn star Teagan Presley said her account was closed and she was turned down when she tried to open another one.

“I called them and they told me that because I am, I guess, public and am recognizable in the adult business, they’re closing my account,” she said.

EFCC Arrests 6, Including 2 Skye Bank Staff Over N5.5 Million Bank Fraud (PHOTOS)

Five persons have been arrested by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, over allegation of fraudulent transfer of a total of N5, 550,000.00(Five Million, Five Hundred and Fifty Thousand Naira) from an account in Skye Bank.

The suspects, Ademola Okunlola, 36; Tajudeen Oluwanisola, 41; Kolawole Adams, 52; Temitope Pedro, 27; Bayo Olowoyo, 39 and Otunba Biodun Adebanjo, 56, were picked up in different locations in Lagos by operatives of the anti- graft agency for allegedly effecting the fraudulent transfer of N5, 550,000.00 from the account of one Ajani Kareem Musibau domiciled in Skye Bank Plc.

My Experience In The Hands Of Kidnappers – Edwin Clark’s Son, Ebikeme, Breaks Silence

Kidnapping is very rampant in many countries of the world in fact it is a moving business in many places. Types of kidnapping common among us today is the one chance kidnapping and recently militant kidnappers, their targeted victims are innocent people.

Many times we hear testimonies of people who survived or escaped from kidnappers or ritual killers.

Ebikeme Clark former Commissioner for Information and son of foremost Ijaw leader, Edwin Clark, was one among several other victims that survived a kidnapping. He was kidnapped on Wednesday, April 2, 2014 and released on Saturday, April 5, 2014.

Here is a brief account of his terrible ordeal in the hands of his captors:

It Will Be Difficult To Rescue All The Girls – Borno Senator, Insurgents Moving Out Of Sambisa Forest

Senator Ahmed Zanna, representing Borno North has said that it would be difficult for Nigeria to get back all the girls abducted by the insurgents, saying the girls have not only been split by their abductors but ferried across border islands to neighboring countries.

Zanna, who represents Borno North in the Upper Chamber, while claiming that he was privy to information about the movement of the insurgents when they were abducted, told security agents that contrary to their belief that the abducted girls were in Sambisa forest with their abductors, they have since been split and ferried through Lake Chad to neighboring countries among which he said were Chad, Niger and Cameroon.

The senator who blamed the military for failure to rescue the girls before the development given that they got all immediate information about the movement of the insurgents from him, said he was informed by some people closed to the insurgents that the girls, after being split, were given out in marriage to some insurgents.

He spoke during his contribution to a motion titled: Abduction of School Children in Chibok, Borno State, sponsored by the Senate Leader, Victor Ndoma-Egba.

“I have been constantly in touch with the security agencies, telling them the developments, the movement of the girls from one place to the other and then the splitting of the girls and eventually the marriage of these girls by the insurgents.

Joint air search ends for Malaysia Airlines Flight 370

After seven weeks of an intense but fruitless search, the international air effort to find Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 is over. Some ships will, however, stay on the Indian Ocean to gather any debris that might surface.

More than 600 military personnel from at least seven countries solemnly posed in front of their planes Tuesday for a commemorative photo. Some traded military patches and mulled over their disappointment in not finding the Boeing 777.

Most of the air crews will leave the Royal Australian Air Force Base Pearce, near Perth, over the next few days.

The likelihood of finding any debris on the ocean's surface is "highly unlikely," Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott said Monday. By now, most of the debris is probably waterlogged and has likely sunk, he said.

"I regret to say that thus far none of our efforts in the air, on the surface or under sea, have found any wreckage," Abbott said.

So officials are moving on to the next phase: a more intense underwater search that will use private contractors and could cost about $56 million.

Meet The World’s Dirtiest Man: Sleeps In A Pile Of HOT ASH Every Night (PHOTOS)

His wrinkled face and grey beard and hair blackened by soot, this drifter is known as Europe’s dirtiest man.

Ludvik Dolezal sleeps every night in a pile of hot ash, burning his few possessions to save him from the freezing cold.

He said: “I lie down with hot ash in my clothes and cover myself to keep warm.

“I look like hell. I had mattresses, but burnt everything. People help and bring old tyres to burn.

Ludvik is said to have a disorder, but his lifestyle saves him from the freezing cold of Novy Bydzov, in the Czech Republic.

Navy Impounds 285 Tonnes Of Stolen Crude Oil

Two barges carrying 285 tonnes of crude oil valued at N50 million were yesterday impounded off Bonny Island in Rivers State by the Nigerian Navy.

11 suspects were arrested, according to the Commanding Officer, Forward Operating Base, Bonny, Capt. Hassan Dogara, during a raid on 23 April.

55 tonnes out of the 285 tonnes suspected stolen crude oil was set ablaze. But the troops were able to save 230 tonnes because the barges were spilling the product into the creeks and polluting the environment.

“We intercepted and arrested two-wooden badges containing an estimated 230 tonnes of suspected crude oil during a routine patrol of our area of responsibility,” said Dogara.

“While our operatives approached the scene of the crime, the perpetrators’ escaped, but we were able to arrest 11 suspects afterwards, impounded five speed boats and five patrol engines.

2 Killed As Cultists Fight Over Politician’s Largess In Ogun

A clash between cult groups in Ijebu Ode, in Ijebu Ode local government area of Ogun State, Sunday night led to the death of two persons, reports have said.

One person was said to have been killed at the popular 9/11 lounge and bar, along Adeola Odutola Road while the other person was shot at Oju ega area, off Idomowo street, Ijebu Ode.

It was gathered that the deceased were both members of the Eiye fraternity and they were attacked by the rival Aiye group.

Sharing of largesse given to them by the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) financier in Ogun state, Prince Buruji Kashamu at a party event in Ijebu Ode on Saturday was said to have led to the fracas.

Terror Threats: FG Introduces New Security Measures At Major Airports

The federal government, in cognisance of terror threats in the country, has introduced new measures to restrict the movement of people, including VIPs, in sensitive parts of the five international airports in the country.

The new measures, which would take effect on May 1, 2014, require that all visitors to Nigeria, including foreign dignitaries and officials of multilateral institutions to submit themselves to immigration officers for the requisite scrutiny and clearance at the five designated international airports in Lagos, Abuja, Port Harcourt, Kano and Enugu.

This was disclosed by the Presidential Committee on Security which was directed by the president to review security and screening structure set up by the federal government in 2013.

Ex-Naval Officer, Expatriates Involved In Oil Theft, Kidnapping – Alamieyesieha Reveals At Confab

Former Governor of Bayelsa State, Chief Diepreye Alamieyesieha, yesterday shocked  members of the National Conference Committee on Public Finance and Revenue when he told a story of how some ex-naval officers and expatriates engaged in oil bunkering and kidnapping episodes.

Alamieyeseiha also said ex- President Olusegun Obasanjo had once showed him a list of oil thieves in the country but failed to prosecute them during his administration.

The ex-governor who volunteered to state his experience of oil bunkering when he was governor of Bayelsa State, said some retired naval officers were involved in oil theft even as he accused some foreign oil workers of conniving with local gangs to arrange kidnapping as a means of extorting money from government and oil companies.

She’s HOT! Ashanti Flaunts Banging Bikini Body In New Photos [LOOK]

Ashanti is known for her slim-but-curvy physique.

But the 33-year-old recording artist decided to prove it when she posted flattering pictured of herself in a revealing two-piece bikini on Sunday.

The chart-topping star looked fantastic in the shots, which will no doubt delight fans of the US star.

Sean Tizzle signs N20m endorsement deal with MTN

Pop singer and man of the moment, Sean Tizzle has just bagged a N20million endorsement deal with MTN.

NET reports that the Telecoms company and the pop star’s management have been into some talks for a while and with Sean Tizzle’s impressive run in the last 12 months, he was selected.

“The deal is signed and sealed. They like Sean because he’s hot and believe they can make money with his music‘, insider at Sean Tizzle’s camp told NET.

The deal is said to be worth about N20m. MTN will be announcing their new set of Ambassadors on Tuesday, April 30, 2014. They include Banky W, Dr SID, Sound Sultan and Harrysong.

South Korean ferry rescuers: So many lives could have been saved

When they arrived on the scene, Captain Moon Ye-shik expected to see hundreds of passengers in the water. But all he saw were containers.

"The ship was listing (badly), 30 to 40 degrees," he recalls. "It was in such a bad condition, anyone would assume evacuation was well underway."

The Doola Ace was the first vessel to reach the Sewol, the ill-fated South Korean ferry that first started to sink in the early hours of April 16. Upon arriving at the scene just minutes after receiving a distress call, it didn't take Moon and his crew long to react.

First responders

Around 9:15 am, twenty minutes after the first SOS, Moon and his men were 200 meters from the Sewol, on deck ready to deploy life rafts and life rings.

But despite the alarming angle that the ferry had already attained, there were few signs that a full-fledged evacuation was underway.

What they didn't know was the passengers, including the 325 students from Danwon High School on a field trip, had been told by the ferry's crew to stay put. While the ferry continued its inexorable descent into the cold waters of the Yellow Sea, those on board trusted in the orders of their crew.

"Please do not move from your location," the ferry's loudspeakers, which swiftly began taking on water after running into trouble, barked at those on board. "Absolutely do not move."

How Vice President Sambo’s Pilot Brother Died In Ghastly Car Crash (PHOTO, DETAILS)

Vice President Nnamadi Sambo lost his younger brother in a tragic motor accident on Sunday, April 27, 2014.

58-year-old Capt. Yusuf Sabo Sambo was burnt to death after the BMW X6 he was driving hit a tree and burst into flames along Bill Clinton Drive, Airport Road, Abuja.

An eyewitness, Ebuka Obi-Uchendu tweeted that Sambo was burnt to death still sitting in the drivers seat.

Leader Of Muslim Brotherhood, 682 Supporters Sentenced To Death By Egyptian Court

An Egyptian court has recommended the death sentence for the leader of the now-banned Muslim Brotherhood and 682 supporters, state television said on Monday.

The same court also handed down a final capital punishment ruling for 37 others.

Charges in both cases, which were tried by the same judge, are related to violent riots in the central Egyptian city of Minya in August, including the murder of a police officer.

Mohammed Badie, the Bortherhood’s general guide, is among 683 supporters of ousted President Mohamed Morsy whose death sentences are not final — as the case has been referred to the nation’s Grand Mufti, Egypt’s highest religious authority, for review.

Saudi Arabia To Build World’s Tallest Tower, Reaching 1 Kilometer Into The Sky [LOOK]

Dubai, long champion of all things biggest, longest and most expensive, will soon have some competition from neighboring Saudi Arabia.

Dubai’s iconic Burj Khalifa, the world’s tallest building, could be stripped of its Guinnesstitle if Saudi Arabia succeeds in its plans to construct the even larger Kingdom Tower in Jeddah — a prospect looking more likely as work begins next week, according toConstruction Weekly.

Consultants Advanced Construction Technology Services have recently announced testing materials to build the 3,280-feet (1 kilometer) skyscraper (the Burj Khalifa, by comparison, stands at a meeker 2,716 feet, or 827 meters).

The Kingdom Tower, estimated to cost $1.23 billion, would have 200 floors and overlook the Red Sea. Building it will require about 5.7 million square feet of concrete and 80,000 tons of steel, according to the Saudi Gazette.

Northern Delegates To Confab Welcome Intervention By US, UK

Northern delegates to the ongoing National Conference have welcomed the intervention of the United States and the United Kingdom in the move to rescue the remaining school girls abducted from their school in Chibok, Borno State.

They slammed the federal and state authorities for their lackadaisical attitude towards salvaging the security situation in the country.

The Northern delegates said that the news of the agreement between the president and governors to join forces to defeat the insurgency came to them as a surprise.

In a statement issued by their spokesman, Mr. Anthony AZ Sanni, the delegates nevertheless called on the Boko Haram Islamic insurgents to release the girls, saying it was irrational to hold women or girls as victims in any conflict.

Terrible! Missing Girl Found Bound With Skull And Neck Injuries Under Policeman’s Bed In Lagos

A girl known as Amarachi who was reported missing on Thursday, April 17, 2014 has been found in a one-room apartment at Olufowobi Street, Ikosi Ketu belonging to Gbuchenge Augustine, a mobile policeman with Force number 400823 in Lagos.

The girl’s father,who works with Strands Communications Limited as a driver told journalists that on his return from work, he noticed something was amiss as his daughter who usually comes out to greet him was nowhere to be found and when he asked his wife on her whereabouts, he was told that she was asleep.

“I demanded to see her and when they went to call her, she was nowhere to be found. Another little child in the compound later said she saw “Oga Olopa” (the policeman) carrying Amarachi in his arms from their room where she was sleeping, to his room. You know, as a child, nobody took her seriously but the child insisted that Amarachi was in the policeman’s room,” he said

One-Million-Women-March To Be Staged In Abuja For The Release Of Abducted School Girls

Women all over the country will on Wednesday stage a one-million-women protest march in Abuja to press for the release of the girls abducted by suspected Boko Haram gunmen at Government Secondary School, Chibok.

Prof. Hauwa Abdu Biu disclosed this, yesterday, during an emergency meeting convened by the First Lady of Borno State, Hajiya Nana Kashim Shettima on the way forward for the release of the school girls.

She spoke last week on behalf of coalitions of Borno women during which they called for the release of the school girls and offered to go to the Sambisa Forest in search of the girls.

Prof Biu said that the one million march tagged “Free our girls” will involve women all over the country and called for the mobilization of Borno women to Abuja for the rally.

“The last time, we were in black but this time around the colour for the Abuja rally is red; so we should all be prepared and mobilize ourselves for the rally”, she added.

Earlier, the First Lady, while addressing the meeting, called on the wives of the security chiefs to assist in mounting pressures on their husbands to intensify efforts towards rescuing the abducted school girls.

UPDATE: New Search Phase For Missing Malaysian Plane To Include Private Contractors, May Cost $60 Million

The search for the missing Malaysia Airlines plane will be entering a new phase that will use private contractors and may cost about $60 million, Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott said Monday.

“I regret to say that thus far none of our efforts in the air, on the surface or under sea, have found any wreckage,” he said.

The new phase will focus on searching the ocean floor over a much larger area — 60,000 square kilometers, a process that will take about six to eight months.

“We do not want this crippling cloud of uncertainty to hang over this family and the wider traveling public,” he said.

It is “highly unlikely” that any debris will be found on the ocean surface, Abbott said. By this time, most of the debris will have become waterlogged and will have submerged, he said. As such, authorities will be suspending aerial searches.

Abducted School Girls: Nigerian Military Surrounds Location, Arrests Gang Leader

The military has tracked down and surrounded the location, where over 200 schoolgirls who were abducted two weeks ago from Government Secondary School, Chibok, are being held captive, while exploring various options, including intense negotiations by locals and the Borno State Government to secure their release.

Disclosing this yesterday, security sources said the military has already identified the various camps in which the girls are being held, but is being cautious about executing a full onslaught against their captors, in order to avoid collateral damage.

Giving THISDAY a status report on efforts to rescue the girls, he said: “The operation is being strategically carried in a very covert manner because the terrorists will not hesitate to use any of the girls as human shields or even kill them in the event of an attack.

“Another thing you must consider is that apart from being a large expanse of land area, the Sambisa forest also has many clusters of villages and settlements that can suffer from the collateral damage, should an all-out bombardment be carried out.

Titanic: Last letter sells for £119,000 at auction

 

The last letter to be written on the ill-fated Titanic has sold for £119,000 at auction.

The letter was written by survivors Esther Hart and her seven-year-old daughter Eva eight hours before the ship hit an iceberg and sank in 1912.

The letter only survived because it was in the pocket of her husband's coat which he gave her to keep warm.
Meant for her mother in Chadwell Heath, east London, the letter went under the hammer at a Wiltshire auctioneers.

Mrs Hart wrote that they were enjoying what she called the "wonderful' journey".
She said they were likely to arrive in New York early because of the speed the ship was doing.

Her husband Benjamin died along with more than 1,500 people in the disaster.
The letter was auctioned at Henry Aldridge & Son of Devizes on Saturday.

Man Arrested For Infecting Girlfriend With HIV, After Wife Died Of HIV (PICTURED)

Johanson Little

A man in Chicago might be going to prison after allegedly giving HIV to his girlfriend. Johanson Little reportedly lied to his girlfriend about his status and she ended up getting infected.  When his actions were reported to the police, they pressed charges against him.

The man dated the woman for a year from June 2012 until June 2013, according to Assistant State’s Attorney Dan Griffin.  The woman tested positive for HIV this past February, according to Griffin. She says that she was faithful to the man during the relationship and because she hadn’t slept with anyone else, she knew that he was the one who’d infected her.

South Korea ferry disaster: Fisherman still haunted by passengers' screams

Fisherman Kim Hyun-ho finds no peace when he lies down at night. The hundreds of dead or missing passengers from the Sewol ferry disaster haunt his sleep.

Their screams ring in his head. He has vivid memories of his rush to save them in his modest fishing boat off South Korea's coast 10 days ago.

Kim thinks he may have pulled 25 people from the frigid waters of the Yellow Sea, said Saturday. But the man from a nearby tiny island of just 100 people feels no pride, only torment.

"

It was hell. Agonizing. There were a lot of people and not enough boats, people in the water yelling for help. The ferry was sinking fast," he said.

He watched people trapped inside go under with the vessel yards in front of him. Then he heard on television how many people were sealed up in the ship

So far, rescuers have retrieved 187 bodies. An additional 115 people remain missing.

 The father of two grown children is heartbroken for the hundreds of parents who have lost theirs, those he could not save.

He's trying to fish again, but he's a changed man, he says.

Jude Okoye Speaks On Lola Okoye And P-Square Controversy

 

A lot has been said about the present war going on in the P-Square camp and no one really knows what the truth is anymore.

Days back, everyone seem to heap all the blame and fault on Lola’s head (Peter Okoye”s wife) but in a twist of event; the alleged instigator of all the blame — Jude Okoye is standing firmly behind Lola.

See what he said on Twitter: -

Tiwa Savage Flaunts Super Expensive Earrings For Her Wedding Day

 

Mavin Records first lady — Tiwa Savage, walks down the aisle with her hubby and manager — Tee Billz today at a prestigious white wedding ceremony currently holding in Dubai.

Tiwa obviously saved the best for last as she showed of the super expensive silver earrings that she is currently rocking at her wedding.

Now that is some bling!!!

Terrible: Woman Shoots Pregnant Friend In Stomach, Kills Baby (PICTURED)

Virginia Wyche has been arrested and charged with attempted murder.

A neighborhood in Florida is stunned that anyone would shoot a 6-month-pregnant woman in the stomach — killing the unborn baby inside.

Let alone the victim’s close friend.

Virginia Wyche, 35, also known as “Tweety Bird” around town, is accused of turning the gun on her pal Markeisha Brooks, 23, in the streets of Jacksonville Wednesday.

“They were arguing out front, something about Facebook. I walked out and just heard a pop,” local man Christopher Cash said.

Cash shot footage of Brooks slouched in a chair, clutching her stomach, just moments after the shot rang out.

Markeisha was taken to a hospital with life-threatening injuries. Her family said she survived.

The video shows an officer arresting Wyche at the scene. She appeared in court Thursday morning and is being held on a $1 million bond, authorities said.

People in the neighborhood spoke to the local Fox affiliate about how stunned everyone was that Wyche, someone they considered kind and considerate, is facing an attempted murder charge.

Federal Court Grants Stay Of Execution Over Lekki-Ikoyi Bridge Toll

 

A Federal High Court in Lagos on Friday granted a motion for stay of execution of its judgment which declared the collection of toll on the newly constructed Lekki-Ikoyi Bridge unlawful.
 
Justice Saliu Saidu ordered a stay of execution following a motion filed by the Attorney-General of Lagos State, Mr Ade Ipaye.

Ipaye had sought a stay of execution of the judgment pending the determination of an appeal at the Court of Appeal.

A human rights activist, Mr Ebun-Olu Adegboruwa, had filed a suit on Nov. 26, 2012 against the Lagos State Government, challenging its collection of toll on the bridge.

Joined as first and second respondents in the suit were the Attorney General of the Federation (AGF) and the National Inland Waterways Authority (NIWA).