Monday, March 23, 2015

Female Teacher Reveals Why She Made Love With 12-Year-Old Male Student


A female teacher has been accused of making love with 12-year-old boy.
She claims she sent him P0*nographic texts messages as “s*xual therapy” to motivate him to be a better student.
“That was my purpose, to gain his attention. And yes, I did it in an inappropriate way,” Ethel Anderson, who was 29 at the time the abuse began, said in court.
According to reports, over 230 pages of sexually explicit text messages were sent between the teacher and student.
According to Bay News 9, prosecutors obtained more than 230 pages of sexually explicit text messages between the teacher and student.
Although she admitted sending the texts, she denied any contact occurred, and claimed the victim threatened to turn her in.
The victim, now 14, also testified about the alleged abuse on Tuesday.
“We sat on the couch and we started doing s*xual stuff. At first I told her to stop… she was rubbing on my leg, but then it just led to more,” the victim told the court. “She would say she wanted me so bad and she wanted me to go farther [sic]… I just did not want to lose my virginity to a teacher.”
It was reported that the abuse occurred during math tutoring sessions at Anderson’s home between December 2011 and February 2012.
In testimony, the victim told the court that at the time, he thought he was “living a guy’s dream… [of] dating a teacher,” but that he didn’t tell anyone because he “knew she’d get in trouble.”
If convicted, Anderson faces up to 30 years in prison.

I’M Not Responsible For The Death of My Facebook lover – Married Man Explain


Mr. Christopher Ezekiel, is currently undergoing investigation over the death of a lover, Adekemi Faboro, whom he met on Facebook.
The father of two, who’s wife was away on a work trip, said this was actually the second time he was visiting her house in Lagos.
He narrates how she died: “I met her online sometime between September and October 2014 on facebook and we began to chat. Early this year she came to Sagamu to visit me and she spent two days with me. She actually came on Friday and went back to Lagos on Saturday.
I have an apartment where I work in Sagamu but my wife and children live in another apartment in Ibadan. I came to see her in Lagos around first week of March where I spent the weekend with her. This was the second time I visited her.
On that fateful evening, we went out, spent quality time together and later retired to her apartment and slept.
At about midnight, she began to complain about headache and then she started coughing. She coughed for a long while. It was when the coughing persisted that I had to go and knock on her next neighbours’ door to help me locate a nearby hospital, since I am not familiar with Lagos terrain.
So with the help of her neighbours, we went to a nearby private hospital (names withheld). After examining her condition, she was referred to the general hospital. At this time, her condition was getting worse, yet I did all I could to get her to the hospital.
With the assistance of her neighbours, we made it to Ifako General Hospital in Ogba. By the time they began to attend to her, she had passed on. I am not in any way responsible for her death.”
Confirming the incident, Lagos Police Public Relations Officer, DSP Kenneth Nwosu, said autopsy would soon be conducted to determine the actual cause of the victim’s death as investigation continues.

Robbers hit stores in Lakeview East, Graceland West



Police warn residents of a series of store robberies that occurred on the North Side over the past two weeks.
Two attackers used force and the threat of force by displaying a handgun to commit robbery during three incidents in Graceland West and Lakeview East neighborhoods, according to an alert from the Chicago Police Department.
The latest robbery took place around 8:15 a.m. Sunday in the 4100 block of North Clark Street. Two days earlier, around 3:30 a.m. on Friday, another robbery happened on the same block, according to the alert.
In those two incidents, two suspects are black man who are between 20 and 30 years old.
They are between 5 feet 9 inches tall and 6 feet tall and weigh between 150 and 170 pounds. One suspect was wearing a white jacket with red designs during both robberies. The other attacker wore dark-colored jackets.
Both had scarves over their faces and were armed with a chrome handgun.
A third robbery occurred around 3:30 a.m. on March 11 in the 3700 block of North Broadway Street, the alert said.
The suspects in that robbery are black males who were armed with a chrome handgun and were wearing black jackets with hoods and black face masks. One suspect was described as being 5-foot-9 and the other suspect is 6 feet tall, according to the alert.

Shagari alive and well


FORMER president, Alhaji Shehu Shagari, has been confirmed to be alive and well.
This followed rumours doing the round, on Sunday, that the former president, who clocked 90 recently had died
Reacting to the death rumour, the personal assistant to the former president and head of the Shehu Shagari Foundation, Dr Atiku Nuhu Koko, who spoke with Nigerian Tribune around 7.30 p.m. on Sunday, described the news as rumours.
While debunking the rumour, Koko said “Alhaji Shagari is alive and well.”

Nigerian Club Owner In South Africa Shot To Death



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Some Nigerians in Pretoria, South Africa, contacted me about the killing of a Nigerian night club owner popularly known as Ibu Adazi from Anambra state. They said he was shot dead on Tuesday March 17th by some bad boys popularly known as Umu Ita (they are a mix of Zimbabweans, Angolans, South Africans and Nigerians and are also drug addicts) as he was about to leave his club with a huge amount of money brought to him earlier in the day. They opened his head with bullets.

nce Woman stabs lover to death over feeding allowance

Gift Wahab
Tragedy struck in the Ajegunle, Apapa area of Lagos State, after a 20-year-old woman, Gift Wahab, stabbed her lover, Ebi Amade, 28, to death.
PUNCH Metro learnt that the incident occurred at the couple’s residence on Fasasi Street, Ajegunle, Apapa, on Thursday, March 19.
Our correspondents gathered that the suspect, Wahab, who hailed from Uromi, Edo State, had been living with Ebi since 2013, after she dropped out of secondary school. Ebi hailed from Bayelsa State.
The two reportedly had a kid in 2014, who died in December after a brief sickness.
It was learnt that the couple had gone on an outing on Thursday when an argument ensued in the afternoon over feeding money.
Wahab, a hairdresser, was said to have stabbed the 28-year-old to death after they got home.
Policemen from the Layeni division were alerted by neighbours and she was subsequently arrested.
Speaking with PUNCH Metro, the suspect said she did not intend to kill her lover, adding that she acted in anger.
She said, “We have been together since 2013. My father died and I dropped out of school when I was in SSS 3, and that was when we started dating.
“On Thursday, we went out for an event. As we were returning home, I said he should hand me the key to the house and my feeding allowance, but he said no. He explained that he had no money for our feeding.
“Then he started to abuse me. I told him I was going home, and that he should not bother about the money again. That was how he punched me in the face and attacked me while we were still on the road.
“I left him and went to look for a hammer, which I used to break the door. That night, when he came in, I was still angry. I got a knife which I used to stab him. I didn’t intend to kill him. I was just annoyed over what happened in the afternoon.”
It was gathered that neither the victim’s relatives nor the suspect’s had learnt about the incident.
However, the corpse of the victim had been deposited in a mortuary in the area.
A police source revealed that Ebi was stabbed to death on the right side of the neck.
He added that the police had also recovered the knife used to commit the crime.
He said, “The couple met each other at a night club in 2013 and had been dating since then. They were not legally married. They went out on Thursday and probably got drunk in the process. When they returned, there was an argument and a fight began.
“The suspect ran to the kitchen and grabbed a knife. She stabbed her lover in the right side of the neck, and he was rushed to a hospital, where he died.”
Ebi Amade

The Lagos State Police Public Relations Officer, DSP Kenneth Nwosu, confirmed the incident, adding that the matter had been transferred to the State Department of Criminal Investigations for further investigation.
He said, “The case has been transferred to the SDCI for further investigation, while the suspect is in our custody.”

Amaechi’s deputy, Ikuru, defects to PDP

Rivers State  Deputy Governor, Tele Ikuru
A crack has appeared in the All Progressives Congress in Rivers State as Deputy Governor Tele Ikuru on Sunday announced his defection to the Peoples Democratic Party.
Ikuru, who has worked with   Governor Rotimi Amaechi for about eight years, may be received by President Goodluck Jonathan at a PDP stakeholders’ meeting in Port Harcourt on Monday(today).
The deputy governor, in a statement on Sunday, described the APC as a party of “rebels, insurgents and anarchists clothed in the robes of pretence and deceit.”
Ikuru said in the statement titled, “A call on the conscience of the people of Rivers State, that since he joined the APC with other disillusioned people of the state, he had been in emotional agony.
He added that the more he struggled to belong to the APC, the more the Rivers man in him rejected the party.
The   statement read in part, “Recalled   that in December 2013, out of extreme loyalty to my boss and friend, I joined the APC, along with other disillusioned Rivers people. Ever since, as the true nature and motive of the APC are unveiled, I have continued to twist and turn in extreme mental and emotional agony.
“The more I struggle to belong, the more the Rivers man in me rejects APC. After carefully studying, interacting and analysing the leadership of the party, I have come to the sad conclusion that the APC is a party of rebels, insurgents and anarchists, clothed in the robes of pretence and deceit.
“APC is a party founded on deception and it thrives on unholy propaganda and falsehood.
‘‘I, therefore, on behalf of my teeming supporters and my humble self, denounce APC and we all jointly and severally (sic)resign our membership of APC.”
He called on the people of Rivers State   to vote for President Goodluck Jonathan on Saturday and the   PDP governorship candidate, Nyesom Wike,   on   April 11.
The deputy governor advised that the people of the state should not be seen to be working against Jonathan,who like them, is a son of the Niger Delta.
Ikuru added, “My dear people of Rivers State, we of this generation will not in good conscience expect forgiveness and compassion from our forebears, posterity and the spirit of our unborn generations if it is recorded in the annals of history that, after 48 years of Rivers people supporting leaders from all parts of this country with our votes and resources, we were the same that   hounded down the very first ever President from this region, granted us by providence. I wash my hands off this treachery.”
Ikuru was said to have been in a   battle of supremacy with the state APC Chairman,   Davies Ikanya, who is from the same Andoni Local Government Area with him.
Before his statement, there were speculations in the state that the deputy governor whose official residence in Port Harcourt witnessed increased security presence on Sunday evening, had dumped the APC.
The PUNCH gathered that Amaechi had on Saturday called Ikuru on the telephone but was told by him (Ikuru) that he had travelled to his hometown in Andoni LGA.
Ikuru, according to a top government source, was in Andoni to conclude arrangement for his movement   to the PDP.
When asked what was responsible for Ikuru’s sudden departure from the APC, the source   said Amaechi had no problem with him.
He claimed that an influential National Working Committee member of the PDP might have influenced the deputy governor’s action.
He said, “I can confirm to you that the deputy governor has moved to the PDP and that President Goodluck Jonathan will receive him tomorrow (today). The deputy governor was in Andoni to conclude his plan to move to the PDP.
“When the governor called him on Saturday, he (Ikuru) told him that he would see him when he returns. But he came back to Port Harcourt on the same day, but failed to see the governor.
“The governor has no problem with his deputy. But I suspected that the political influence of a PDP NWC member   may have being responsible for the deputy governor’s defection.
“You are aware that the NWC member is the political mentor of the deputy governor and he   is responsible for   most of the political appointments Ikuru had received in the past, including his current position.”
It will be recalled that since Ikuru attended the APC rally in Eleme LGA last year with a bunch of tree branches in place of a broom which is the logo of the APC, he has been absent in most of the ruling party’s campaigns.
Rivers State Commissioner for Information, Ibim Semenitari, said that even though Ikuru had as of 6pm on Sunday yet to formally notify Amaechi of his defection, he(governor) “wishes him all the best in his future political endeavours.”
She however said in a statement that the governor was shocked by   the reasons adduced by the deputy governor for his decision to dump the APC.
Semenitari said,   “Governor Amaechi has only this(Sunday) evening received the news of the resignation of his Deputy Governor, Tele Ikuru, from the APC.
Whilst the news remains unofficial at this time as the Deputy Governor is yet to notify   the governor of this move, Governor Amaechi however wishes Engr. Ikuru all the best in his future political endeavours.
“He however wishes to note that the reasons adduced by Engr. Ikuru are shocking as deputy governor lkuru has consistently been the one driving political activities in his local government area of Andoni and has been the second in command driving politics and governance in Rivers state.
“On a personal note, Governor Amaechi has accorded Engr. Ikuru all the privileges and respect due the office of the deputy governor and has treated him with love as a friend and brother.
“Though the governor had hoped that the numerous rumours of Engr. Ikuru’s double-faced membership of the APC and open romance with the PDP were not true, he however appreciates the fact that every individual has a right to pursue his political dreams, as he deems most appropriate.
“It is however regrettable that Engr. Ikuru has chosen the dishonourable path of bare-faced lies retracing his steps to and name calling rather than the more honourable path of simply retracing his steps to where he has always been.”
Also, Ikanya, who   described Ikuru as a mole in the APC, said he was not surprised by his defection.
He said, “Ikuru is the deputy governor of Rivers State, but from inception, we never believed that he was in the APC. After Amaechi declared for APC with other governors, it took quite a while before Ikuru could identify with the APC.
“There is no effect at all. Such an unstable character in politics cannot have supporters. Ikuru is first cousin of the Deputy National Chairman of the PDP, Uche Secondus and there is no way Ikuru can confront Secondus at the polls,” he added.
Ikuru is extremely disloyal –APC
The APC National Publicity Secretary, Lai Mohammed, described the deputy governor as extremely disloyal and ungrateful.
Mohammed, in a telephone interview with The PUNCH, in Abuja, said Ikuru’s defection on Sunday was not the first time he was engaging in an act of betrayal.
He   said, “When Amaechi recovered his mandate, he did not pay Ikuru back for the betraying him even when he learnt that Ikuru was already packing out of his office, Amaechi showed that magnanimity.
“In 2011 when Amaechi had the opportunity to drop him but he did not. So, today, because he was not given the party ticket, he decided to leave.
“He is a light weight. Why is it even a story when the deputy governor of Niger State joined us and several others joined us from the other party, we did not make an issue out of it. This is none issue.”
PDP hails defection
The PDP   Campaign Organisation     described Ikuru’s defection as a welcome development and   urged other leaders of the APC   to   do the same.
The PDPPCO, through its Director of Media and Publicity, Femi Fani-Kayode, said in a statement   in Abuja that the PDP was happy to receive Ikuru back into its family.
It said, “We are glad to hear about the return of the deputy governor of Rivers State, Ikuru, to the PDP family. This is   a deeply courageous step and we welcome with open arms.
“We encourage other key leaders of the APC to abandon the ranks of the doomed and to join the PDP. We urge them to see the light and retrace their steps in the same way that the deputy governor of Rivers state has done.
“The defection of the deputy governor at this critical time represents a deep and grievous spiritual wound on the APC. They are falling apart at the seams and they are crumbling.”

See how this Indian boy was caught cheating in an exam



Imagine what this Indian student did. He created an additional fake arm to ease his cheating. You'd think that's his arm on the table but he's using it to hold the phone underneath... wow!