Apostle Suleiman In Messy Sex Scandal

Senior Pastor of Omega Fire Ministries, Apostle Johnson Suleiman, is being accused by one Stephanie Otobo of impregnating and abandoning her.
A letter from Festus Keyamo Chambers dated March 4, 2017 and addressed to the Inspector-General of Police claimed that Stephanie began a romantic relationship with Suleiman in Canada in 2015.
She claimed that the pastor told her he was divorced from his wife and proposed to her, before meeting with her family for introduction, declaring his intention to marry her.
Stephanie also alleged she abandoned her lucrative career, her cars, friends and house in Canada because Suleiman promised to buy her a house in Nigeria.
In another letter dated March 3, 2017 written to Suleiman and also sent to the IGP, her lawyers claimed the cleric was so in love with her, that he had to lick her entire body every time they had sex.
It added that Suleiman invited Stephanie from Canada to Europe, where he made love with her all night after Church programmes.
It is even being alleged that Stephanie was the one sending topic of sermons for the pastor to preach and the songs to be sung.
The letter said the pastor invited Stephanie to his church in Nigeria and begged her to get pregnant for him, as he wanted more male children.
Stephanie who is demanding N500million in damages for the breach of trust, also revealed messier details like Suleiman asking her to bring a friend along for a threesome and to send her unclad pictures to him.
Suleiman was also accused of intimidating and harassing Stephanie, after men of the Nigeria Police Force, Monitoring Unit, Kem Salem House, Obalende, Lagos, arrested her inside a banking hall.
Her lawyers gave Suleiman a seven-day ultimatum to meet its demands.
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Ifeanyi Ubah Escapes Assassination

According to a report by Sun News, billionaire business man, politician and founder/CEO of Transformation Am­bassadors of Nigeria (TAN), Ifeanyi Ubah, es­caped suspected assassins recently. According to reports, the chairman of Capital Oil Lim­ited, was supposed to go inspect one of his lands situated in an area after Apo mechanic village in Abuja but changed his mind last minute and instead asked his TAN directors to go at the last minute.

When the people he sent arrived the site, they were shot by gunmen who were already laying in wait for them at the site. One of his aides, identified as Mbanefo was killed while the other named Barrister Chuman was abducted.


A top security source dis­closed to Daily Sun that the incident occurred on Wednes­day and ransom of about N10 million was paid the next day before Chuma was released.

The source said the person­nel of the Department of State Security Service (DSS) have arrested the kidnappers, with their loot at a hotel in Marara­ba, another densely populated area in Nasarawa State not far from Abuja city centre.

Source: The Sun

Trekking Fever: Two Men Trek To Kaduna To Sympathize With Governor Yero Over His Election Defeat

As several people trekked long distances to felicitate with winners of the just concluded 2015 general elections, two people have commenced trekking from Makarfi to Kaduna to sympathise with Gov. Muktar Yero.
The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that Yero lost the Kaduna State Governorship seat to Malam Nasir El-Rufai during the April 11 election.

Speaking in an interview with Journalists in Zaria on Sunday, one of the trekkers, Malam Rabi’u Sarkin-Musulmi, said they started the journey early Sunday morning at about 2:00a.m.
“We started the journey from Makarfi, headquarters of Makarfi Local Government Area of Kaduna State at about 2:00a.m. and we expect to be in Kaduna by 1:00p.m. on Monday, May 11.
“The essence of our trekking is to go and sympathise with Gov. Muktar Yero over his defeat during the governorship election.
“We want to show him love, concern and encourage him not to give-up on his political ambition”, he said.
His co-trekker, Malam Abdulmuminu Dakare, said as bonafide PDP members, they believed that power comes from God Almighty, “this is what our leader, Gov. Muktar Yero is preaching.
“He always believes that nobody can give you power except God Almighty, the giver and taker of all powers,” he said.
Dakare also said that they initiated the trek to satisfy their urge and to convey a message of succour and relief to the out-going governor. (NAN)

For Rejecting His Advances, Man Kills Married Woman And Her Young Daughter

a womanand her young daughter were killed when she refused to cheat on her husband. Odd News Blog has more:

A mother and her two daughters got off a bus, when a man who had been stalking her, came up to her and made s*xual advances. The man of the Shaanxi province in China, had been after the married woman for some time, and when she rejected his advances, he killed her along with her 4-year-old daughter.
Her 12-year-old daughter watched as her mother and sister were brutally stabbed to death in the street. The woman and her children were waiting for her husband to pick them up from the bus stop, when the suspect approached them and tried to hit on her.
When the mother refused his advances, the man pulled a knife from his van and stabbed the mother and her 4-year-old daughter. The 12-year-old girl managed to escape unharmed.
The father arrived at the scene to find his wife and young daughter in a pool of blood. The husband told police that the other man had been chasing his wife for some time and the couple had met with him to ask him to stop his advances. The suspect fled and police are still looking for him.

Bikers Ride from Buhari's Compound in Katsina to Abuja For His Inauguration

A group of bikers pictured above as they set out on a journey on bicycle from General Buhari's compound in Daura, Katsina state to Abuja to witness his inauguration com May 29th.

2013 World's Most Powerful Women

Forbes magazine on Wednesday released its annual list of 100 most powerful women in the world.

This year, Forbes’ list of the most powerful women in the world features nine heads of state who run nations with a combined GDP of $11.8 trillion — including the No. 1 Power Woman, German Chancellor Angela Merkel. The 24 corporate CEOs control $893 billion in revenues and 16 of the women here founded their own companies, including two of the three new billionaires to the list, Tory Burch and Spanx’s Sara Blakely. Speaking of, this year’s class has 14 billionaires valued at more than $82 billion.

Forbes’ annual snapshot of the 100 women with the most impact are top politicians and CEOs, activist billionaires and celebrities who matter. In roughly equal measure you’ll find next gen entrepreneurs and media mavens, technologists and leaders in philanthropy — all ranked by dollars, media momentum and impact.

Below is the full list:

1. Angela Merkel

German Chancellor Angela Merkel

2. Dilma Rousseff, 65

Brazil’s President Dilma Rousseff

3. Melinda Gates, 48

Melinda Gates, co-chair of the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation

4. Michelle Obama, Age: 49

5. Hillary Clinton, Age: 65

U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton

6. Sheryl Sandberg, Age: 43

Sheryl Sandberg, who is the COO of Facebook and the author of “Lean In: Women, Work, and the Will to Lead”

7. Christine Lagarde, age: 57

Christine Lagarde, managing director of the International Monetary Fund (IMF)

8. Janet Napolitano, Age:55

Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano

9. Sonia Gandhi, Age:66

UPA Chairperson Sonia Gandhi

10. Indra Nooyi, Age:57

Indra Nooyi, chief executive officer of PepsiCo

11. Park Geun-Hye, Age:61

South Korea’s new President Park Geun-Hye

12. Virginia Rometty, Age:55

Virginia “Ginni” Rometty, chief executive officer of International Business Machines Corp

13. Oprah Winfrey

14. Ursula Burns Chairman and CEO, Xeros 54 United States Technology

15. Meg Whitman CEO, Hewlett-Packard 56 United States Technology

16. Georgina Rinehart Executive Chairman, Hancock Prospecting 59 Australia Metals & Mining

17. Beyoncé Knowles

Actress, Entrepreneur, Musician 31 United States Celebrity

18. Maria das Graças Silva Foster CEO, Petrobras 59 Brazil Business

19. Jill Abramson Executive Editor, New York Times Co. 59 United States Media

20. Irene Rosenfeld CEO, Mondelez International 60 United States Business

21. Helen Clark Administrator, U.N. Development Programme 63 New Zealand Philanthropy/NGO

22. Nancy Pelosi Minority Leader of the House of Representatives, United States 73 United States Politics

23. Safra Catz CFO, Oracle 51 United States Technology
24. Anne Sweeney Co-Chair, Disney Media Networks, and President, Disney/ABC Television Group, Walt Disney 55 United States Media
25. Kathleen Sebelius Secretary, Department of Health and Human Services, United States 65 United States Politics
26. Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner President, Argentina 60 Argentina Politics
27. Sheri McCoy CEO, Avon Products 54 United States Business
28. Julia Gillard Prime Minister, Australia 51 Australia Politics
29. Aung San Suu Kyi Chair and Parliamentarian, National League for Democracy, Burma

37. Angelina Jolie, Age: 37

40. Britain’s Queen Elizabeth II, Age:87

41. Anna Wintour Editor-in-Chief, Vogue, Conde Nast Publications, Inc. 63 United States Media

42. Ellen Kullman Chairman and CEO, EI du Pont de Nemours 57 United States Business

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43. Drew Gilpin Faust President, Harvard University 65 United States Philanthropy/NGO

44. Rosalind Brewer President and CEO, Sam’s Club, Wal-Mart Stores 50 United States Business

45. Lady Gaga Musician, Philanthropist 27 United States Celebrity

46. Cher Wang Co-founder and Chair, HTC 54 Taiwan Technology

47. Joyce Banda President, Malawi 63 Malawi Politics

48. Wu Yajun & family Chairman, Longfor Properties 49 China Real Estate

49. Ertharin Cousin Executive Director, World Food Programme, United Nations 56 United States Philanthropy/NGO

50. Zhang Xin & family Cofounder, CEO, Soho China 47 China Business

51. Ellen DeGeneres Comedian, Personality, Philanthropist 55 United States Celebrity

52. Shakira Mebarak Musician, Personality, Philanthropist 36 Colombia Celebrity

53. Angela Ahrendts CEO, Burberry Group 52 United States Business

54. Liyuan Peng First Lady, China 50 China Politics

55. Sri Mulyani Indrawati Managing Director, World Bank 50 Indonesia Philanthropy/NGO

56. Arianna Huffington Editor-In-Chief, Huffington Post Media Group, AOL 62 United State Media

57 Padmasree Warrior Chief Technology and Strategy Officer, Cisco Systems 52 United States Technology.

58 Miuccia Prada Owner, Fashion Designer, Prada 64 Italy Business.

59 Margaret Hamburg Commissioner, Food and Drug Administration, United States 57 United States Politics.

60 Abigail Johnson President, Financial Services, Fidelity Investment 51 United States Business.

61 Bonnie Hammer Chairman, Cable Entertainment Group, NBCUniversal, Comcast 62 United States Media.

62 Gail Kelly CEO, Westpac Banking Group 57 Australia Business.

63 Amy Hood Chief Financial Officer, Microsoft 41 United States Technology.

64 Ho Ching CEO, Temasek 60 Singapore Business.

65 Chanda Kochhar Managing Director and CEO, Icici Bank 51 India Business.

66 Rosalia Mera Investor, Philanthropist 69 Spain Fashion and Retail.

67 Sheikha Lubna Al Qasimi Minister of Foreign Trade, United Arab Emirates 54 United Arab Emirates Politics
68 Helene Gayle President, CEO, CARE 58 United States Philanthropy/NGO
69 Tory Burch CEO, Tory Burch 46 United States Fashion and Retail
70 Margarita Louis-Dreyfus Chairman of Louis Dreyfus, Louis Dreyfus SAS 50 Switzerland Investments
71 Patricia Woertz Chairman, CEO and President, Archer Daniels Midland 60 United States Business
72 Mary Jo White Chairman, Securities and Exchange Commission, United States 65 United States Politics
73 Diane Sawyer Anchor of World News, ABC, Walt Disney 67 United States Media
74 Diane Von Furstenberg Owner, Fashion Designer, Diane von Furstenberg Studio, L.P. 66 United States Fashion and Retail 75 Phebe Novakovi CEO, General Dynamics 55United States Business
76 Sue Naegle President, HBO Entertainment, Time Warner Cable 43 United States Media
77 Sun Yafang Chair, Huawei Technologies 57 China Technology
78 Fabiola Gianotti Research Physicist, CERC 52 Italy Europe
79 Mary Meeker General Partner, Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers 52 United States Technology
80 Solina Chau Director, Li Ka Shing Foundation 51 Hong Kong Philanthropy/NGO
81 Denise Morrison President and CEO, Campbell Soup 59 United States Food and Beverage
82 Carol Meyrowitz CEO, TJX Cos 59 United States Business

83. Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala Minister of Finance, Nigeria 58 Nigeria Politics.

84. Risa Lavizzo-Mourey President, CEO, Robert Wood Johnson Foundation 58 United States Philanthropy/NGO

85 Kiran Mazumdar-Shaw Founder, Chair, Biocon Ltd. 60 India Technology
86 Mary Callahan Erdoes CEO, J.P. Morgan Asset Management, JPMorgan Chase 45 United States Business
87 Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf President, Liberia 74 Liberia Politics
88 Weili Dai Co-founder, Marvell Technology Group Ltd. 51 United States Technology
89 Mindy Grossman CEO, HSN 55 United States Media
90 Sara Blakely Founder, Spanx 42 United States Fashion and Retail
91 Chua Sock Koong Group CEO, SingTel 54 Singapore Technology
92 Lubna S. Olayan CEO, Olayan Financing Company 57 Saudi Arabia Business
93 J.K. Rowling Author 47 United Kingdom Celebrity
94 Guler Sabanci Chairman and Managing Director, Sabanci Holding 58 Turkey Business
95 Gisele Bundchen Entrepreneur, Philanthropist, Supermodel 32 Brazil Celebrity
96 Beth Brooke Global Vice Chair – Public Policy, Ernst & Young 53 United States Business
97 Greta Van Susteren Anchor, FOX News, News Corp 58 United States Media
98 Jennifer Li CFO, Baidu 45 China Media
99 Judith Rodin President, Rockefeller Foundation 68 United States Philanthropy/NGO
100 Lan Yang Co-owner, Sun Media Group 45 China Media

Kanu Defrauded Of N1.4bn

Ex-Super Eagles captain Nwankwo Kanu has lost N1.4 billion (about $104m) and a top executive of his hotel has been arrested and charged to court.
49-year-old Ayoola Gam Ikon, Managing director of Hardley Suites Hotel in Lagos was arrested and charged to court after the alleged fraud came to light.
Ikon was arrested by operatives of the Inspector General of Police Monitoring Unit at Waziri Ibrahim Crescent, off Elsie Femi Pearse Street, Victoria Island, Lagos, for allegedly stealing the N1.4 billion belonging to the hotel owned by the ex-international.

Also arrested along with Ikon was a hotel staff, Oke Samuel whose complicity in the fraud was suspected.
They were arraigned before an Igbosere Magistrate’s court on a 19-count charge of felony to wit, obtaining money under false pretence.
In charge suit No. K/8/2013, Police alleged that Ikon was arrested following a complaint by the management of Hardley Suites Limited, Nwankwo Kanu and Ogbonna Kanu, that Ikon between 2005 and 2012 allegedly defrauded them of the sum of about N1.4 billion on the pretence of using the money to expand the existing facilities of the hotel by constructing and furnishing of additional blocks of 30 suites and conference facilities.
But he allegedly failed to use the money for the purpose and allegedly converted the money to his personal use.
He was also alleged to have forged a special resolution purportedly made by the board of directors of Hardley Suites Limited to obtain loans of N187 million, N50 million and N493 million from Skye Bank Plc without authorization.

The prosecutor A.M. Animashaun said the offences the accused allegedly committed contravenes sections 8 (a) 1 (a) of the advanced fee fraud and other fraud related offences Act 2006 as applicable in Lagos State.
The accused however pleaded not guilty to all the charges.
The prosecutor presented before the court an application for the remand of the accused persons in prison custody pending advice from the office of the directorate of public prosecution, DPP, because the lower court lacks the jurisdiction to try the matter.
He was however overruled by the Chief Magistrate, O.O. Oshin who quoted legal facts copiously from several sections of the criminal justice administration laws of Lagos State to b*ttress her claim that the court has the jurisdiction to hear and admit the accused to bail.
While she adjourned the matter till April 4 for mention, the first defendant was granted bail in the sum of N1 million with two sureties in like sum.
One of the sureties must be the defendant himself; the other should be a civil servant on level 16.
She also admitted the second defendant to bail in the sum of N500,000, with two sureties in like sum. One of the sureties must be a level 16 civil servant while the other must be working with a reputable company.
However, the defendants were moved to Ikoyi Prison, Lagos pending when they would fulfill the bail conditions.

PHOTOS- Late Comers(NYSC)

National Youth Service Corp (NYSC) camps were opened on Tuesday and it is expected that all youth corp members be present in their respective camps...but these once (pictured above) for reasons best known to them came late to the Nasarawa state  NYSC camp, so they were subsequently asked to frog jump with their bags on their heads as punishment.

...Nigeria we hail thee...

Alhaji Aliko Dangote Now The 43rd Richest Man In The World

Nigerian businessman and philanthropist, Alhaji Aliko Dangote is now the 43rd richest man in the world, according to the Richest People in the World list Forbes released yesterday.

Dangote moved from 76th with a net worth of $11.2billion in 2012 to 43rd with a net worth of $16.1bn as of March 2013. So he made about $5billion in one year.
Dangote is still the richest man in Africa. The other Nigerian billionaire on the Forbes Billionaires list is single Paddy Adenuga's dad, GlobalCom chairman Mike Adenuga, who ranked 269 with a net worth of $4.7bn.

Mexican telecoms tycoon Carlos Slim is the world's richest man with a net worth of $73bn, while Bill Gates is the second with a net worth of the $67bn. 3rd is Armancio Ortega of Spain ($57bn), 4th is Warren Buffet ($53.5bn), and 5th is Larry Ellison with $43bn net worth.

Governor Sulivan Chime RETURNS!!!

We heard he came in yesterday and is in Abuja at the moment. Information reaching us as it that he will be in Enugu on Friday.We will keep you posted as events unfold

TRAGEDY: Man Kills His Children After Wife Abandoned Him

A woman tearfully narrated to a court yesterday how her uncle told her he had killed his two children.

Jane Nyawira said she thought her uncle, James Mwinga was actually joking only to discover that he truly had killed his two sons.

In her testimony, before Nairobi high Court judge Florence Muchemi, Nyawira said Mwinga had the day before threatened to kill the boys, aged five and seven if his wife who had left their matrimonial home did not return.

Another witness, Winnie Wanjiru, said Mwinga’s estranged wife had called to request her to check on her two sons’ general well- being. Mwinga himself had earlier called to tell her(his wife) that he had killed their children.

When she went to check on the children, Wanjiru said she found the bodies of the two boys drenched and lying in a pool of blood in their home.

Five more witnesses are yet to testify in the case whose hearing was deferred to May 8th.

UNILAG postpones convocation Over Name(MAULAG)

University of Lagos convocation earlier scheduled to take place between Thursday (today) and Saturday has been postponed indefinitely.

Though the university did not state any reason for the postponement, sources claimed that the development followed President Goodluck Jonathan’s insistence to rename UNILAG as Moshood Abiola University of Lagos and effect the change in its certificates as a condition for holding the convocation.

Jonathan on May 29, 2012 renamed UNILAG after the late Chief Moshood Abiola as a mark of honour for the acclaimed winner of the June 12, 1993 presidential election.

The announcement was greeted by protests, with the students demonstrating, and the alumni association asking a Federal High Court, Lagos to restrain the Federal Government from renaming the institution.

But the university, our correspondent learnt, had been insistent on retaining its name pending the outcome of different suits filed in court.

Sources close to UNILAG authorities told our correspondent in a telephone interview on Wednesday that the university decided to postpone the convocation because the President said he would not attend the convocation except the name change was effected.

Our correspondent learnt that the institution sent a letter informing the President as the Visitor to the university about the convocation through the Federal Ministry of Education since last year.

Jonathan, it was learnt, told the ministry that UNILAG was not known to him and as such would not honour the invitation.

It was learnt that the Vice-Chancellor of the school, Prof. Rahamon Bello, had travelled to Abuja to meet with the minister over the issue.

An official of the school’s Information Office, who spoke to our correspondent on the telephone on condition of anonymity, said, “There is no truth in that. Normally if you pick a date for convocation, you have to send it to the Visitor and the Visitor will confirm if the date is convenient, that is what is happening in this case; it is nothing strange.”

Asked when the ceremony would hold, the source said, “I don’t know yet. I guess by tomorrow there could be a specific thing to say on the date.’’

In challenging the name change, the alumni association claimed that the President erred in renaming the institution without following due process, explaining that since the university was established by an act of parliament, the President could not unilaterally rename it.

But the President sent a bill to the National Assembly asking it to effect the name change. The bill passed through the first and second reading at the Senate before the court stopped the Federal Government from further action until the determination of the case before it.

“This position was enough a sign for the Minister of Education, Prof. Ruqquayat Rufa’i, not to reply the university,” the source said.

Meanwhile, a statement by the Deputy Registrar, Information, Mr. Oluwatoyin Adegbule, said, “’The authorities of UNILAG wish to inform all members of the university community and the general public that the golden jubilee convocation ceremonies will not hold at the university’s normal convocation period (January 17-19, 2013).”

BREAST ATTACK: Woman Smother Boyfriend With HUGE Tits

 A buxom 14st woman faces manslaughter charges after allegedly smothering her lover with her breasts during a drunken row inside a mobile home. Donna Lange, 51, from Everett, Washington, is reported to have thrown herself down on top of her boyfriend at midday on Saturday.

Police arrived at the scene following reports of shouting coming from inside the mobile home and found Lange lying on top of her boyfriend, 51, who weighed a stone less than her.

Donna Lange, 51, from Everett, Washington, is alleged to have thrown herself down on her boyfriend inside a mobile home, smothering him to death with her breasts. File picture

Witnesses say they heard the 5ft 7in man, who shared the mobile home with 5ft 6in Lange, pleading with her to get off of him.

One witness told The Sun: ‘She had her chest on his face – she smothered him to death.’

Lange, who was heavily intoxicated and received facial injuries in the disturbance told police she had no idea how the man had died.

Doctors tried to save him but he was pronounced dead on arrival at Washington Swedish Medical Centre.

Police said that in addition to the victim, a man and three women were at the scene, all who were heavily intoxicated.

A policeman photographed what appeared to hair the same colour as Lange’s, clutched in the victim’s hand.

Lange faces charges of second-degree manslaughter.

Claims: The German lawyer (pictured) has accused his girlfriend of trying to smother him to death with her breasts

Two months ago a German woman was accused of trying to kill her lawyer boyfriend with her 38DD breasts.

Franziska Hansen, 33, from Unna, who weighs nine stone was accused of ‘attempted manslaughter with a weapon’ after her 13-stone boyfriend claimed she tried to smother him with her breasts and pretend it was a sex game.

She denies the claim saying it was a sex game and he knew what it was all about.

Tim Schmidt told the German court that although they had had a difficult relationship, until then everything in the bedroom had been normal.

‘The incident happened in May – we were having sex,’ he said.

‘She was sitting on me naked and I was kissing her breasts. Suddenly she grabbed my head and pushed between her breasts with all of her force.

‘I couldn’t breathe any more, I must have turned blue. I couldn’t tear myself free and I thought I was going to die.’

He said that with his last reserves of strength he had managed to extricate himself from the woman’s vice-like grip and fled naked to a neighbour and demanded he called the police.

Mr Schmidt said when they met four years ago, the couple had been completely in love.

He said: ‘Everything was great between us – and I would have done everything for her. But it started to go wrong when I got my first job as a lawyer and we moved to Unna.

‘She could not hold down a job and just had one part-time job after the other. And the better my career went – the worst it seemed to be for her.’

He said Hansen tried to kill him after learning he was planning to leave her.

‘It is clear she wanted to kill me,’ he said. ‘She even admitted it to me on the telephone. I asked her why she wanted to smother me to death with her breasts and she told me: “Treasure – I wanted your death to be as pleasurable as possible.”’ 

Defence Minister slumps at Armed Forces Remembrance Day

Minister of State for Defence, Mrs. Olusola Obada, Tuesday caused a stir when she slumped at the celebration of the Armed Forces Remembrance Day in Abuja where President Goodluck Jonathan, along with other top government officials and members of the diplomatic corps had gathered to honour Nigeria’s fallen heroes.

The event was also held across the country where governors and others laid wreaths and paid tributes to members of the nation’s armed forces who had died in the course of defending the nation’s territorial integrity or during peacekeeping.

The ceremony included a 21-gun salute, playing of the Last Post, a minute’s silence, laying of wreaths and releasing pigeons, as a mark of peace.

Obviously exhausted after standing in the scorching sun with the service chiefs and other dignitaries for about four hours and jolted by the unexpected booms of artillery gunfire at the occasion, the minister slumped, her white hat fell off and she had to be assisted by aides who led her to a seat.

But in a swift reaction to the report that she lost her bearing, the minister, through her media aide, Mr. Femi Adefila, denied that she slumped or fell during the ceremony.

Human Heads Shipped From Rome To Chicago

A shipment of 18 human heads, still covered in skin, was held at Chicago O'Hare International Airport by U.S. Customs and Border Patrol.

Customs officials halted the heads for investigation before handing them over to the Cook County Medical Examiner's office.

"We are involved because they can't store them any longer," Tony Brucci, chief of investigations at the medical examiner's office told ABC News. "We'll be examining the heads in the autopsy room today, but there is no foul play suspected in the collection of the heads."

The heads were en route to a research facility near Chicago, but there was a glitch in the paperwork.

"They were all properly preserved and tagged for the purpose of anatomical study," Brucci said. "The paperwork just isn't properly done."

Researchers in Rome had been using the embalmed heads but shipped them to the United States for cremation at a facility near Chicago.

"The crematory has done nothing wrong. In fact, they were just here to hand all the paperwork over, and we're satisfied everything is on the up-and-up," Brucci told ABC News. "We are releasing them back to the crematory soon."

The somewhat grisly discovery apparently wasn't all that unusual. Doctors, medical facilities and research organizations often ship human body parts, said Brucci. This shipment raised flags because of the paperwork problem.

"This isn't as strange as it sounds," Brucci said. "People ship body parts to universities and hospitals all the time, we just don't usually hear much about it."

In 2010, a shipment of up to 60 human heads and parts of heads was seized at an airport in Arkansas.

Those heads were intended for medical training but were stopped in transit because of improper packaging and errors in the paperwork.

PHOTO: 4 GAY Men Stripped NAKED In Imo State

These gay men were arrested a few days back by some people, and were paraded naked and made to look like criminals in Imo State, Nigeria.

Firt Jady; Patience Jonathan Flown Out To Germany AGAIN!!!

Nigeria’s First Lady, Dame Patience Jonathan, has been flown out to Germany for what a Presidency source said was for a check-up. Other reports say the sudden journey was another emergency following a relapse in her health condition. 9japboy.blogspot.com gathers that the first lady had to be flown out due to new health concerns that developed overnight.  Due to her sudden departure for Germany, we learnt that her appearance at a presidential event scheduled for 6:00 PM where the president hosted foreign ambassadors to Nigeria had to be cancelled.
The first lady’s state of health has been shrouded in official secrecy as the presidency will neither confirm reports of her ill health nor disclose the real reasons behind her frequent foreign trips of late. Her principal media aide Ayo Osinlu, said that he couldn’t tell of her movements because he was not in Abuja at the moment but a Presidency source said that she only travelled on Monday for a check-up.
“You will recall that since she returned last year, madam has not travelled out of the country. This trip is just for a check-up, nothing more. Any report that she had been hurriedly flown abroad is far from the truth,” the source said

200 Students Expelled From Convenant University For Not Attending Church Service

About 200 students may have been expelled by the authorities of Covenant University, Cannanland, Ota, Ogun State, recently for what was described as “disregard of paramount core values.”

Frustrated and angered by the development, some of the affected students who gave account of what happened battled emotions while narrating their situations to Saturday Vanguard recently. They however pleaded with the school authorities to tamper justice with mercy in order to save their future.

Saturday Vanguard investigation revealed that out of the figure, about 126 were expelled for not attending the ‘departure service’, meant to sign off from the school after the end of the Semester and Matriculation of students on November 30.  Five other students were thrown out for smoking while unconfirmed source said additional 60 got the same fate for violating other rules bordering on the University’s core values. A few others were given four weeks suspension for failure to sign the head count that was conducted a couple of weeks earlier.

A letter of expulsion signed by the Registrar, Ntia Ubong, a copy which was made available to Saturday Vanguard stated that the affected students contravened Chapter 1, section 30, page 40 of the 2010-2014 Student Handbook.

We gathered that the massive expulsion was predicated on the anger of the Chancellor, Bishop David Oyedepo who was said to have been infuriated after seeing students loitering around when they were supposed to be at the Chapel for the Departure Service.

He was said to have personally chased students to the Chapel and ordered for a search into all the halls and colleges to fish out those who did not attend the service.

Several attempts to get the school authorities comment on the issue proved abortive.  The Instituion’s Corporate Affairs Head, Mr Igban Emmaunel also refused to comment as calls pulled through to him were unanswered and text messages not replied.


How it happened
A few of the affected students gave account of what happened to Saturday Vanguard at different points.  The similar accounts go thus:  “On November 30, the last day of the semester, preceding our December break, there was also a Matriculation for the 100 level students; in fact some students had their last semester exams on that day, some of them finished around 3:00pm while the matriculation started around 8am. Some students retired to their rooms to relax while some engaged in some other activities jubilating the end of the semester.
“Some also got drinks from the matriculating students. Even as these were going on, some students who finished around 3pm retired to their halls. By 5pm, they announced that we should get prepared for the ‘Departure service’ which was to start by 8pm. Some students were already seeing their parents off while some of us were just trying to relax to get off the stress of the exams.

“Most of us hadn’t gotten through the tiredness of the sleepless nights of the exams; so, some us stayed back in our rooms. The departure service is usually a day before we go home and it is usually presided over by the Chancellor. Before the commencement of the service, they used to lock up the main doors of the halls so as to prevent cases of theft. I was not bothered since there were a lot of us in the hall. Some minutes past 8pm, they switched off the light and all of us in the hall went into our rooms. Because of the darkness and the cold, I slept off immediately.”


He continued: “The persistent knocks on the door woke me up and I realised that they had come to search for people who had not come to service. Before I realised what was going on, I found myself with other students numbering about 30. They took down our names and counted us to make sure that no one was omitted. They said the Chancellor was at the service and we refused to come. I heard them talking about other halls and they asked us to wait. I didn’t take it seriously because I never believed in my widest imagination that we would be expelled. We were later asked to go to our various halls.

“Some of those who went into hiding were lucky as they were not found. Shortly, those who went for the service returned and told us there was poor attendance at the Chapel and how students were diving in through the windows, scampering for seats. In fact, one narrated to us how the Chancellor jumped through the window to vent his anger on some students who had jumped in,” he stated.
Another expelled student also gave similar account of the incident. “I couldn’t go to the service because, I was not feeling well which was as a result of the stress of the exams we had just finished. After a while, I managed to go but I heard that they started driving people back around 7:30pm while the service was to start around 8pm. I was surprised because the rule was that you’ve got to be seated 15minutes to the service. Again, it was never made compulsory, but they tried to get students out of the halls to prevent cases of theft. So, because I was not feeling well, I went back to my room because I needed to rest for a while.

“I thought it was a  joke when they said we are in for expulsion because we failed to come for departure service. I have never done anything contrary to the school laws. I have never faced any panel before  and neither did I have any unpleasant case in my file. I never thought it was real until letters were handed to me the  following morning.”

Giving account of how letters were handed out to them, the visibly troubled student said: “By 6am, they announced the names of  those who were caught in halls and colleges. Usually after the departure service, one can sign out from there and go but because it ended late and no one could travel, students had to wait till the  following  morning. But the hall officer told those of us whose names were written down that if we leave, we should  be considered gone from the university forever. That gave us an insight into what was likely to come as punishment. By 7:45am, we were called once again to go downstairs for our letters. Those who collected theirs before mine were crying and I wondered what the punishment could be until I read the letter stating I was expelled from the university.”


At the Chapel
Another student who found his way to the Chapel also told Saturday Vanguard that while the Chancellor was being driven past, he noticed that students were loitering at about the time they were supposed to be seated at the chapel. He said that this apparently infuriated him and he alighted from his car and chased students to the chapel with knocks. “I saw him, alighted from his car and chased students to the chapel; I quickly found my way to the hall. Not quite long after, I saw students jumping in through the windows. It was a big commotion. Even the chancellor was going after those who jumped into the chapel. Later, he addressed the students saying  he was very disappointed by the behaviour that the students were not seated 15 minutes before the service.”
Another account had it that while the Education Secretary, Prof. Aize Obayan was addressing the students, the students were murmuring, then the  Chancellor immediately took to the microphone and said: “if I hear the voice of any student, the curse of the Lord shall fall upon that one.” The chapel immediately went dead silent.

Our source who was also late to the service stated that the Chancellor later directed that those students who did not come to the service would be purged out saying they did not belong  to the school. Our source stated that at the end of the service, he prayed for the students in the hall.
Another source in the school hinted that at that point, the Vice-chancellor pleaded on behalf of those who were absent but the Chancellor insisted they must be  purged from the school.
Our source told Saturday Vanguard  that  the Vice-Chancellor while addressing  the  students announced that a search would be carried out in all the halls and colleges to find out those who failed to attend the departure service, advising them to wait behind.

Saturday Vanguard investigation revealed that out of the figure, about 126 were  expelled for not attending  the ‘departure service’, five were thrown out for smoking marijuana, twenty-five final year students  and undisclosed number of  lower level students were caught violating rules bothering on the University’s core values.  We also gathered that a few others were given four weeks suspension for failure to sign the head count that was conducted a couple of weeks earlier. Some of  the students opined that  failure to sign the head count was even a greater offence which implied that the student was not in the school at the time of the exercise but yet got a four-week suspension.
The private  university is known for its strict rules and discipline such as not allowing the students to use mobile phones within the school’s premises, while it is mandatory for students to always bring their bible to the chapel.

Parents react
A few parents who volunteered information spoke to  us on condition of anonymity  fearing that their children might be victimised in case  the issue was resolved amicably. One of them  said  with bitterness that it is unacceptable, adding that the expulsion was not commensurate with the offence deemed to have been committed. He urged the school authorities to rescind  its decision adding that the future of  the students is at stake.

“For me, it is not acceptable. These students were  not given fair hearing. Expulsion should not  be a punishment for failure to attend service. We all agree, it is a Christian school but failure to attend church service could be due to a lot of reasons. I gathered that some of the students even finished their exams about 5pm that day. So, those people that finished at that time had barely three hours to prepare for the service. But stampeding them to congregate for service and then expelling those who did not come is a decision taken too far. For me, if there was poor attendance, I think the authorities have a responsibility. They have not been fair in putting the service so close to the examination. Even God will not do that.”

He however commended the Chancellor, Dr. Oyedepo on his vision towards the education of Nigeria children especially when the government institutions are failing, but urging him to tamper justice with mercy.

Another parent who was  afraid of the press noted that he was still studying  the situation and would not want to comment but noted that he was reliably informed that some group of parents made frantic efforts to meet with the Chancellor on the issue but without success. It was not clear the level of the efforts made. He further hinted that some students have not told their parents about their expulsion, still hoping that the issue would be resolved.

He lamented that his child had been having sleepless nights, going through mental torture  unjustifiably. “I agree that discipline must be instilled in the students but it should not be aimed at destroying the life of the students. Expulsion is too great a punishment for non attendance of a departure service, without even a warning especially when the students hitherto, had not been found wanting,” he stated.

What the Student Handbook says
The Covenant University Core values border on Spirituality, Possibility Mentality, Capacity Building, Integrity, Responsibility, Diligence and Sacrifice. On the spirituality aspect, it states:  “The Christian ethos underguard our activities and conducts at all time and every student of Covenant University is expected to exhibit character traits and dispositions of a Jesus-centered heritage. The Jesus – factor centered approach to all issues is non-negotiable and central in the pursuit of our mandate in raising a new generation of leaders and in the realization of  the objectives of our purpose.

To this extent therefore, students will be committed to maintaining a high level of spirituality and shall act in such manner as to facilitate their spiritual growth as well as work out ways to evolve and implement a spiritual development plan. Attendance at Chapel Services is a  compulsory part of students’ spiritual development where a bible and notebook are essential kits for the service. Students are expected to demonstrate a deep reverence for God at all  times.”

The school declines comment
Several attempts were made to get the school authorities comment on the issue. The institution’s Corporate/Public Affairs Officer, Mr Igban Emmanuel Kalu declined comment. At first, several calls were pulled through to him but he refused to pick his calls. When the reporter persisted, he later picked but said he was driving and could not answer any question. But few hours later, other calls pulled to him were unanswered. A text message was sent to his phone and up to the time of writing this report, he did not reply.

I’m not aware —Prof Julius Okojie, NUC Executive Secretary
The Executive Secretary of the National Universities Commission, NUC, Prof Julius Okojie said he has not been briefed on the matter.
Prof Okojie stated this during a telephone conversation Saturday Vanguard had with him a few days ago. “I am not aware of any expulsion by Covenant University; I will ask the school authorities. Right  now, I am not in Abuja, I left Abuja few days ago and until I return to Abuja and find out details about the matter, I cannot comment on it,” he said.

Source: Vanguard

Senator Anyanwu Beaten By Gov.Rochas For Using Siren

Senator Chris Anyanwu yesterday accused Imo State Governor Rochas Okorocha of ordering his security detail to attack her convoy and beat up her security men.

Wednesday’s convoy clash was the height of the personality clash between the two public officials both of whom were elected on the platform of the All Progressive Grand Alliance (APGA).

But Okorocha’s spokesman Ebere Uzoukwa denied the claims by the senator.

He said the senator breached protocol by using a siren, which has been banned in the state.

“The senator’s vehicle suddenly rammed into the governor’s convoy close to the staff car, cutting off the lead security vehicle after overtaking dangerously and in a very suspicious manner,” Uzoukwa said.
But, Senator Anyanwu recounts the incident in Owerri, the Imo State capital. She described the governor’s security men’s action as “frightening” and “brutish”, adding that she had been threatened in the past at several occasions in the state.

Giving a graphic detail of the clash between her convoy and the governor’s security men, Senator Anyanwu said: “My day started around 9.30am when I visited the governor at the Government House on Tuesday to exchange pleasantries and he asked if I had adequate security and I said “yes” after which I left for my home town, Mbaise.”

“When we got to Azara Egbelu, we heard siren coming behind us and when it grew louder, we parked (our vehicles) to allow the convoy way to pass. But, surprisingly, the approaching convoy which comprised of truck loads of armed and stern looking men double crossed us and pulled out two of my drivers dragging them into the bush where they were mercilessly beaten and left with broken skull and bruises.

“When I could not bear it any more, I rushed out of my car barefooted and started shouting: “I am Senator Chris Anynawu please don’t kill my driver, but one of the armed men charged at me and threatened to shoot me for running into the governor’s convoy. All these while, the Governor was seated in his car with the glass wound down and I heard him shout at his security men to disarm my orderlies”.

Mrs. Anywanwu described the Governor’s action as “a misplaced show of power. The power of the state is so enormous and you don’t need to intimidate, harass or kill your people to assert your powers as a governor.

“I am tired of all these abuses and harassment in this state. It is not only in Imo State that they have female legislators. If they could do this to me, what will happen to the ordinary people, this has to stop”.

The governor’s spokesman insisted that Senator Anyanwu breached security, adding that her outburst of anger could have resulted in a heavy casualty if not for the discipline of the governor’s security men who displayed a high sense of decency, professionalism and maturity.

“Surprisingly, Senator Anyanwu, who no doubt knew the convoy was that of the governor of Imo State, alighted from her car and ordered her Naval security personnel to open fire. The Senator slapped both the governor’s Aide Camp and Chief Detail. She also rained abuses on the governor,” Uzoukwa said.

Sources in the state said there had been no love lost between the governor and the senator because of the perceived interest of the senator in contesting for governor.