A Nigerian Decent - British Became 1st Black Female Mayor Of Enfied In UK

Mayor Kate Ekechi 

A Nigerian decent (British) became the first black female Mayor of Enfied in the United Kingdom.

Mayor Kate Ekechi is originally from Nnaka, the same town with late Dora Akunyili in Anambra State, Nigeria.

This is a great achievement to her, families, friends and well-wishers within and outside Nigeria. The Federal Republic of Nigeria congratulate her on this great achievement and also celebrate with her.

A Nanny Has Being Sentenced To 15years Imprison For Force Feeding 8months Old Baby

This incident occurred in Maryland USA, a nanny has been convicted for forcefully feeding 8-months old baby girl two bottles and killing her, she is set to spend the next 15-years behind bars.

The nanny by name Oluremi Adeleye Oyindasola, 73-years old, was a nanny at a couple's home in Prince George's County when one 8-months old Enita Salubi died on October 26th, 2016.

Adeleye was asleep on a cough inside the house when the baby, who was in a walker, began crying and woke the nanny, according to police. Police said a surveillance video camera shows the nanny tried to feed the baby, but without success. Adeleye, then pulled the baby from her walker, removed the nipple from a bottle and forcefully fed her, police said.

Adeleye poured ''eight ounces of milk down the child's throat in less than 30 seconds, essentially drowning her,'' the Prince George's County State's Attorney's Office said in a statement.

On Friday, Adeleye was sentenced to 40-years in prison with all but 15-years suspended.

The baby appeared to squirm and resist while being fed the first bottle, and the Adeleye forced the contents of a second bottle into her mouth, as shown in documents.

After the baby became unresponsive, Adeleye called the baby's father, who dialed 911 as he raced home. Enita Salubi was rushed to a hospital, where she died.

Clifton Wanzer, a neighbor, said he saw the little girl's father carry her to an ambulance. She was rushed to a hospital, where she was pronounced dead.

Adeleye was found guilty of second degree murder, first-degree child abuse and second degree child abuse in February.

Adeleye broke down into tears in court as she spoke through an interpreter, saying, "It was a mistake, I did not want to kill that child."

The presiding judge Karen Mason said while she did not believe Adeleye was an "evil-intention baby slayer," Adeleye knew or should have known her actions could result in the death of the child.

Speaking on the incident, Susan Jeremy, a child expert based in Washington said forced feeding is a widespread childcare practice in Yoruba culture. Adeleye is a Yoruba woman. The practice is learnt by females through socialization process, and practiced as an expected role of a responsible mother.

The desire to feed children forces women to engage in forced feeding practice. Just like the judge said Adeleye did not intend to kill the baby. She added that it was unfortunate the baby died from the incident.

According to her, I did not expect the sentencing. I thought the Embassy of Nigeria should have also added their voice and try to get a light sentencing for her.

A Young Nigerian Engineer, At Age 15 Already Manufacturing Excavator

A young talented boy from Akwa Ibom, Nigeria, with the interest and passion for constructing tractors, including an excavator.

Hope Emmanuel Frank, a 15years old boy from Akwa Ibom State construct an excavator using woods, syringe and drip set. It is necessary for the government of the state and the federation give support to this young genius, with positive supports it is certain that this young boy will grow and improve his talent into something more that will support the industry.

The video below shows how this young talented engineer does his craft.

An Ikeja High Court Sentence A 36years Old Young Lady To Death

A 36yrs old young lady, Stella Gilbert, has been sentenced to death by an Ikeja High Court on Tuesday, for stabbing her neighbor to death. Mrs. Stella, during a fight at their residence in Ajegunle, Lagos State.

She collapsed on hearing the judge read her sentence, amidst tears from her friends, siblings and well-wishers. The law enforcement agents carried her as she collapsed in the court room back to the prison waiting for her execution time.

I am very sure, this woman acted on anger, she is terribly regretting her actions by now, but who will give her a second chance to live? All dreams, visions and aspirations shattered just because of anger that could have been controlled. Just imagine her end on earth. Those of you that have this mindset of lifting weapons for any small misunderstanding, you are just playing with your life.

Avoid anger, hot temper, run away from it, unless it will destroy you. No decision taken in anger that will not be regretted.

Sudanese Lined Up By The Roadside To View And Stoned It's Ousted Bad Leaders

The people of Sudan converge by the roadside to shame and throw stones, sands and other objects on it's ousted corrupt leaders as they were being taken to prison in truck like cows or chickens.

Former President of Sudan and his entire government cabinet transported and shipped like cows to prison, while citizens throw sands, stones and other objects at them.

Shame upon all the corrupt and bad government in African, these is good lessons for other African country citizens to learn from.

Breaking News - Former NAPIMS GGM, Dafe Ejebor, 46 Others Arrested In USA

Mr. Dafe Ejebor

The United States Of America security agents have arrested the former Group General Manager of National Petroleum Investment Management Services, NAPIMS, Mr. Dafe Ejebor and 46 others over alleged involvement in human trafficking.

The Houston Police Department, along with other agencies, held a conference to announce multiple arrests made in human trafficking investigation. Those arrested includes, 27 women and 20 men. Some officers who spoke to newsmen listed some of the charges against them. They include, sexual assault of a child, possession of a controlled substance, unlawfully carrying a weapon, tampering with evidence and prostitution.

Sgt. John Wall, with the Houston Police Department Vice Division, said despite all the arrests, the most rewarding part of the investigation was rescuing two minors, the youngest being 16 years of age.

''We are here to help, first and foremost. ''We understand the problem of human trafficking. We understand what it does to the victim, how to fix the victim.

''We understand they are scared to come forward, but we are going to do everything in our power to keep them safe, give them the services they need to move forward in life. And at the end of the day, we hope we can put the trafficker where he belongs, and that's in prison,'' according to Mr. Wall.

Nigeria Government Secures Release Of Zainab Aliyu Who Was Arrested In Saudi Arabia

The Federal Government of Nigeria has secured the release of Zainab Aliyu who was arrested in Saudi Arabia for alleged drug trafficking.

The permanent secretary, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, disclosed this at a news conference in Abuja on Tuesday. He said the government has been able to establish the innocence of Zainab and the second Nigerian involved in the case, Ibrahim Abubakar will be released on Wednesday 1st of May 2019 to the Nigerian Mission in Saudi Arabia

There had been several calls for her release with President Muhammadu Buhari directing the Attorney General of the Federation and Minister of Justice, Mr. Abubakar Malami, to swiftly intervene and secure her immediate release.

Following the Presidents directive, the Senior Special Assistant to the President on Diaspora Affairs Abike Dabiri-Erewa, assured Nigerians that they were making good progress and she will be back, along with two others in the same situation.

Zainab who is a student of Maitama Sule University, Kano was arrested after a banned substance, tramadol was found in her bag.

She claimed it was planted in her luggage by unknown persons. The student had reportedly traveled from Mallam Aminu Kano International Airport in company of her mother, Mrs. Maryam Aliyu, and sister, Hajara Aliyu, but was arrested over allegations that a bag bearing her name tag contained the unlawful substance.