BAD MARKET - A Young Girl Narrates How She Was Rejected By Ritualist In Delta State, Nigeria

A massive jubilation witnessed by residents of a community in Delta State, as a young girl regained freedom from the hands of her kidnappers and suspecting ritualist.

It all happened when the young girl was on her way back from school some few days after the Saturday 23rd February 2019 general elections, when she was kidnapped in Isoko South Local Government Area of Delta State.

As narrated by her, she stopped a motor-cycle on her way home and was told by the motor-cycle rider that he wanted to go and buy fuel from a petrol station which she agreed to the slight change of direction.

But the bike rider (Okada-man) also picked up another man whom he claimed he wanted to help. That was how she was kidnapped and taken into a bush. The young girl said on getting there, she saw two other girls in the ritualist camp who were blindfolded.

She mentioned after being forced to lie down and was about to be killed with a cutlass, the master allegedly prevented his boys from killing her as he said that her head is not good for sacrifice. The girl was blindfolded, taken out of the ritualist camp and dumped by the roadside where she met some women who helped her back to her house.

CHEATING WIFE - Heart-Broken Man Exposed Nude Picture/Chats His Pregnant Wife Sent To Her Side-Lover

His wife is pregnant and still hiding behind his back wiping someone else, he was left heart-broken after he discovered that his wife had been sexing another man, as well sending him nude erotic pictures.

With heavy heart, the pained man disclose screenshots of the chat and nude picture his pregnant wife sent to her side lover, as he showed and explains to a relationship counsellor, Joro Olumofin, after which the aggrieved husband shared on his Instagram.

Below are some of the chat messages shared:

 

Malaysia News - Some Fake Security Officials Has Been Caught Trying To Cheat Travellers At KLIA, Cops Disclose

Kuala Lumpur International Airport (KLIA)

Police in Sepang have warned the public to be on alert for imposters who claim to be immigration officers at the Kuala Lumpur International Airport (KLIA), saying 18 individuals were arrested last year for the offence including taxi touts and illegal porters.

KLIA police chief Zulkifli Adamshah said the imposters were usually dressed in a blazer similar to the one worn by immigration officer, and would normally prey on Indians, Bangladeshis and Pakistanis.

''From reports we received, the imposters would stop these travelers and try to convince them they may have passport problems. 

''In return they solicit for money, and if they fail to obtain money, they would threaten the travelers,'' he said.

He further explains that the imposters were usually Malaysians who were fluent in different languages. 

''Our latest arrest is a 57 year old man, he is going to be charged under Section 170 of the Penal Code,'' he said.

He said foreign travelers should inform the police it they were asked for money by people who claim to be immigration officers.

Meanwhile, KLIA Road Transport Department chief S. Sarawana reminded airport users to ignore taxi touts.

''We have arrested 33 taxi touts and will continue our operations since there is a rise in taxi touts,'' he said.

Over 50 Persons Have Gone Missing In Nigeria's Pipeline Explosion, Bayelsa State

Flames of Fire From Explosion

Report coming in stated that over 50 people are missing after a leaking oil pipeline exploded and caused a stampede in southern Nigeria, a local official said on Saturday.

The blast early on Friday caused massive oil spillage in the Nembe kingdom in Bayelsa state, the Nembe Chiefs Council spokesman, Chief Nengi James Eriworio, told the Associated Press.

The Nembe trunk line is operated by the Port Harcourt based Aiteo Group and carries crude oil to the Bonny export terminal. Aiteo has yet to comment on the explosion. It was not immediately clear if the pipeline has been shut down.

Video obtained by the AP shows a large blaze from the ruptured pipeline at night as villagers look on. ''If they turn off the oil well from the station, the pressure inside the pipeline would reduce, causing the flame to burn out,'' as someone is heard explaining in the background.

The Niger Delta is highly polluted. Nigerian oil companies usually assert that the majority of oil spills are caused by sabotage, theft and illegal refining.

Fatal accidents caused by leaking pipelines are common. In January, an overturned oil tanker exploded in Odukpani in Cross River state while dozens of people were scooping up the leaking fuel. Police said at least 12 people were killed while some witnesses estimated up to 60 dead were counted.

Hundreds of people have died in similar accidents in recent years in Africa's largest oil producing country as impoverished people risk their lives to collect fuel leaking from pipelines or trucks.

32 Killed By Suspected Fulani Herdsmen & Others In Kaduna, Sokoto

Photo of Fulani Herdsmen With Their Cows

There has been reports of fresh violence broke out in Kaduna yesterday as suspected Fulani herdsmen attacked Maro community in Kajuru Local Government Area, killing 16 residents.

This is coming after a crisis broke out a forthnight ago within the troubled area, leading to the death of many people. The yesterday's attack by the armed herdsmen occurred around 4:00am when they invaded the Karamar village in Maro district of Kajuru. They set houses ablaze and engaged in sporadic shooting of the residents as they ran out of their homes.

In its reaction, the state government condemned the recourse to violence, and called on all communities to support the efforts to restore calm in the area. ''Today, the Kaduna State government was briefed by security agencies of renewed attacks in Kajuru Local Government Area, and in parts of neighboring Kachia Local Government Area.

''The state government has been assured that the security agencies are working assiduously to contain the situation. ''The government is saddened by these attacks, condemns the perpetrators and urges all residents of the area to support the security agencies in their efforts to protect communities,'' it said in a statement by the Senior Special Assistant to the Governor (Media and Publicity), Samuel Aruwan.

Also, officials of the Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN), Kaduna chapter, condemned the incident, urging the youths in the troubled community to refrain from reprisal attack, the government. The state chairman of CAN, Reverend Joseph Hayap, confirmed that the gunmen who invaded the village set houses on fire when the residents were asleep and also burnt a worship place.

''The attackers fled later, they had already burnt houses and a church. The youths came out and guard the environment, with the intervention of security. Normalcy has been restored. ''We have appealed to the youths in the area that there must never be any reprisal. We want to give the security operatives in the state the benefit of doubt to go after the killers. We don't want any reprisal attack because the circle of violence and killings will continue, Hayap added.

At press time, the latest report from a dependable source in the crisis-ridden Kajuru revealed that the death toll had risen from 16 to 28, with more natives still missing. The source said one mobile policeman was killed while three others were missing after the attack. Several efforts made through phone calls and sms to the Kaduna Police Command Public Relations Officer, Yakubu Sabo, to clarify the claims failed.

Also yesterday, Governor Amina Tambuwal confirmed the killing of 16 people in fresh attacks at Dalijan, Rakhoni and Kalhu communities in the Rabah Local Government Area of Sokoto State. Tambuwal, who made the announcement at a news conference in Sokoto said the incident occurred Monday night. According to a News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) report, the banditry, which started in Sokoto State on July 9 2018, has taken a total of about 81 lives.

The governor called on security agencies to intensify efforts at safeguarding the people's lives and property. He commiserated with the victims and their families, praying Allah to grant them fortitude to bear the loss.

BREAKING NEWS - U.S President Donald Trump Tells Buhari, You Won Election By Rigging

U.S President Trump & President Buhari

The President of United States of America Donald Trump has voice out on the just concluded Nigeria presidential election which president Mohammadu Buhari of the All Progressive Congress (APC) was declared winner with over 15 million votes defeating his main opponent from the Peoples Democratic Part (PDP) Atiku Abubakar having 11 million plus votes.

Donald Trump who made the statement in a conclave after getting the news that Buhari has won said, the man wouldn't have won if not by rigging adding that it is his only option.

According to Trump president Mohammadu Buhari have no ability leading Nigerians to their future, it is a pitty that Nigerians can't stand up and speak for themselves he says.

Do you intend to forget those innocent Nigerians who risk their lives, coming out to vote for you? he ask Buhari.

After recording millions of death Nigerians in four years, poor economy and nothing seems to be working for the country yet Nigerians can't stand up and fight for true democracy.

Nigeria politics is a child play which the politicians are only concern in stealing the country's fund and develop other countries he says.

The American president unleashed more attack on Buhari saying that, it is a shame for a nation like Nigeria to take calling of election results beyond two days, the president also congratulate Senegal on their just concluded presidential election held 23rd February 2019 same day as Nigeria adding that it was successful and peaceful, that is how a country should be not by taking the lives of it's people he added.

However thousands of Nigerians has kicked against the presidential results demanding INEC to do a re-run also the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) candidate Alhaji Atiku Abubakar has vow to take the matter to court.

KADUNA - CP Says They Warned El-Rufai From Quoting Incorrect Figures On Kajuru Killing

CP Ahmed & Governor el-Rufai of Kaduna

Kaduna CP - ''I told the governor that figures in a crisis of this kind should be left until all investigations have been concluded and all the areas where we are getting information from are duly covered.

The Commissioner of Police Kaduna State, Ahmed Abdulrahman, has faulted Nasir el-Rufai, Governor of Kaduna State, for giving out incorrect figures of the death toll in the attack at Kajuru Local Government Area.

CP Ahmed who briefed members of the press on Thursday, said that he had warned the governor against citing any figure until an investigation has been concluded in other to be able to profile the accurate number of death toll.

The settlements affected include Ruga Bahago, Ruga Daku, Ruga Ori, Ruga Haruna, Ruga Yukka Abubakar, Ruga Duni Kadiri, Ruga Shewuka and Ruga Shuaibu Yau.

The CP further stated that the Police were unaware of the attack ''until when the Fulani themselves came out to tell us after we have secured the place in conjunction with the military, that they approached to accompany them to their hamlet in order to bury their dead relations.''

CP continued by saying ''I told the governor that numbers in a crisis of this kind should be left until all investigations have been concluded and all the areas where we are getting information from are reached.

''You cannot come up with a figure otherwise you will quote a particular figure now and quote another later.

''This is what is happening now. As far as the police are concerned, we are investigating and the investigation is still in the early stage, until the time we covered all the areas, we cannot quote any figure or number.

''The crisis occurred in a terrain that was full of hamlets, which were difficult to assess with out vehicles. We are still uncovering areas where nobody had visited. We are now at the stage of crisis management, which is very though.

''That is why nobody should stampede our investigation. If the governor tells you that the casualty figure is 200, he is just quoting figures which are not the actual fact.

''It could be more than that or less than that. For example, the place where 36 people were said to have been buried, was not at the purview of the security agencies at the commencement of the investigation.

''There was a mix-up in the assertion by the Fulani that the policemen took pictures of the corpses they buried one after another.''

The Kaduna police commissioner Ahmed added that the military had to visit the place the bodies were buried before hand due to the difficult terrain of the place. ''That very hamlet where they talked about burying 37 corpses was discovered by the military.

''The terrain was very terrible and we could not even identify areas affected by the crisis between February 10 and 11 when it started. So, no policeman went ahead of the military. ''It was the military that went there first to assist the native Fulani that were affected and help them bury their dead relatives.''