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Tuesday, 24 November 2015

New Fraudlent Ways To Beat The Nigerian Customs Busted. Photos

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A new method of sneaking in goods to evade payment of Customs duty has been busted by officers of the Nigeria Customs Service (NCS).
News Reports gathered that some officers of the Oyo/Osun command the NCS recently intercepted four trucks fully loaded with bags of rice and jericans of vegetable oil concealed with cows on planks.


Bombshell!!! Lies Women Tell Men Exposed. Must Read


We all like to think our partners are honest with us, and when it comes to the important things, they probably are.But there are a few things a woman might want to keep to herself, so as to keep the peace in the relationship and avoid hurting your feelings. We ask a few women to share some of these secrets, see the tops things they lie about below.



Woman Arrested For Kidnapping A 4yr Old Boy So Her Boyfriend Can Pay Her Bride Price.

When a tribe makes it too difficult for young men to be able to pay bride price, considering the huge amount they are also expected to spend on the marriage proper, you will continue to have such mess.

These kidnappers of a four-year-old-boy, Steve Kanu, in Abeokuta have confessed that a ransom of N1m was paid to them before he was rescued. The young Steve was kidnapped at his parents’ home at Laderin Estate, Abeokuta, on Monday, November 2, 2015.

He was, however, rescued alive last Friday by the men of the Ogun State Police Command, who swooped on the kidnappers at Nsukka, Enugu State, and rescued the boy alive.

This Lady Says That She Is Happy For The Death Of Prince Audu. Read Details.

This matter might lead to somebody suing the other, so it's a very serious issue:
Shortly after the death of Prince Abubakar Audu, the APC guber candidate in Kagi State, this lady, who has been identified as Empress (a.k.a. Sugabelly), has been cursing and celebrating at the same time.
She recounted her ordeal in the home of late Prince Audu. Shocking details...


Monday, 23 November 2015

Diezani Alison Madueke To Visit T.B Joshua As Her Health Condition Worsens

The immediate family of former Minister of Petroleum, Diezani Alison Madueke seems to have given up hope on the ailing health condition of their daughter.
This is just as the embattled ex-minister has ordered her relatives to jet her back into Nigeria this Friday as her condition grew worse last weekend.
DAILY POST exclusively gathered that the former oil Minister has not been responding to treatment since Thursday, a development that has been given the family sleepless night, hence her decision to return to the country in other to seek for spiritual help.


Nnamdi Kalu Appers In Court Today. Photos




General Gowon's Son Granted Clemency After 22yrs In Prison In The U.s.

Photo: The 1st pic was in prison when he was visited by his half brother Richard, at his graduation.
The 2nd pic was taken some days before he was arrested, he was 23 years then.
General Yakabu Gowon, Nigeria's former President had a son with late Edith Ike Okongwu and his name is Musa Jack Ngonadi Gowon. The story of how Musa Gowon landed in Prison in the US after he and his mother relocated to America is controversial. Read the full details below:

He was well behaved all through and eventually graduated with a degree in law while in prison...
On November 18, 1992, agents of the Drug Enforcement Administration and the United States Customs Service arrested Musa, Jack Spencer, for conspiring to import in excess of one kilogram of heroin. Jack Musa Gowon, who was 23 years old at that time was sentenced to 40 years in prison for the allegation of smuggling heroin from source countries


How I Dress like A Woman To Defraud Men.


According to the state commissioner of Police, Fatia Owoseni, Alam had been going around with his fraudulent act but ran out of luck when one of his alleged victims, identified as Hasimu Soli, who he was said to have obtained N15,000 from under false pretence that he was going to marry him.

Subsequently, he escaped only for Soli to sight him at the CMS area of Lagos on November 15 and a
quarrel ensued, leading to the police from the Lion Building Police station to arrest the two men.

CP Owoseni narrated:
 “On Sunday, November 15, at CMS , Lagos, a patrol team attached to the Lion Building Police Division arrested the suspect, who went about bearing a woman’s name, Kadijat, and dressed in Muslim hijab. The  suspect met one Hassimu of No. 25, Iyana Street, Ajegunle and agreed to a relationship and had falsely obtained N15,000 from Mr. Soli under the guise of marrying him. Mr. Soli had wanted to take Kadijat (suspect) home, but he  refused, giving various excuses.
“While they were dragging themselves at the CMS Bus Stop, policemen from Lion Building, who were on patrol, saw them and intervened. 
They were taken to the police station for causing the breach of public peace. 
At the station, Hassimu alleged that the suspect had collected about N15, 000 from him with a promise to marry him. Soli was shocked to hear the confession of the suspect that he is a man disguised in women’s outfit to defraud men”
According to police sources, the suspect confessed that he had been into the business for about two years and that he had defrauded several men in Lagos of unspecified amount of money.

The suspect, who claimed he only speaks Hausa fluently, said:
“My real name is Hussieni Biyaya from Teke town in Kano State.I relocated to Lagos early this year and I live  at Bode Thomas Street, Onipanu. I dress like a woman because I look like a woman but my major aim is to deceive men to give me money. I decided to relocate to Lagos so that people who know me in Kano State will not identify me. I usually stand at Ojulegba and CMS areas to look for men”.
The victim, Soli, also told his story:
“I met the suspect at Obalande sometime this year. He was standing at Obalende begging for arms. He was dressed in a hijab and painted his face. I noticed him there always begging because I sell sachet water in the area. One day, I walked up to him and asked him to  date me. 
I thought he is a woman and I told him that he was too beautiful to beg. I gave him N500 that day and we exchanged phone  numbers. It got to a point that we became good friends but each time I told him to take me to his house, he will decline. I told him I wanted to marry him, so I took him to see my family at Apapa. After that incident, I did not see him again and he stopped picking my phone calls.
Luckily for me, I saw him one day begging and I traced him to his area at Onipanu but I could not locate the exact house he entered. I asked someone passing and he told me that my girlfriend was a man. Since then I have been trying to catch him  so that he can return the N15,000 he collected from me .God heard my prayer and I ran into him at CMS and the police arrested us”.


Sunday, 22 November 2015

Nigerian Government Taking Homo-Sexuality Serious, 21 Gay Couples Arrested.



Police men in Asaba, Delta State, have arrested 21 students who are allegedly homosexuals.
According to Punch, a reliable source said that two state-owned polytechnics (names withheld) where the suspects were arrested, were popular with homosexual activities for financial gains.
Police Public Relations Officer in the state, Mrs. Celestina Kalu, confirmed the arrest of the suspects.
She said:


“We had it on good authority that the male students allegedly engaged in anal sex. The suspects, upon interrogation, made useful statements to the police while investigations are ongoing.”


Saturday, 21 November 2015

Terrorists' powerful weapon: Encrypted messages


Terrorists in the modern age have a tool in their arsenal that allows them to operate under the radar: technology.
After a series of unexpected and devastating attacks, counter terrorism officials believe that it’s getting harder to track  because they “go dark” through the use of encryption messaging and apps.
The act of encryption, when a message is encoded so others can’t read it, is centuries old. Think of Egyptians and cryptography or Julius Caesar and the Caesar cipher. But now, the Internet and tech advancements have propelled encryption into the digital age. Most encryption programs transform information into a series of letters and numbers, which can only be opened with a key. One message can have multiple codes, each with a different key, making it a nearly impossible to crack.


Hard-partying jihadi woman was not a suicide bomber

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The hard-partying jihadi who cops said blew herself up during a police raid was actually killed when a fellow terrorist standing nearby detonated his own suicide vest, authorities revealed Friday.
Hasna Aitboulahcen, 26, as well as her cousin Abdelhamid Abaaoud, the mastermind of the deadly Paris attacks one week ago, and a third, unidentified terrorist were killed during the operation at an ISIS hideout in Paris on Wednesday.
Witnesses said the woman — who became radicalized just a month ago after a life of sex, booze and smokes — shouted “Help me, help me!” and “He’s not my boyfriend” seconds before the explosion, which sent her head shooting out the apartment’s window and across the street.
Authorities initially believed that she was the one wearing the suicide vest.


Check out the winner of the 2015 Zimbabwe's Mr Ugly pageant.

Zimbabwe's ugliest man

A 42-year-old unemployed man was crowned Zimbabwe's ugliest man at a pub pageant in Harare -- but the contest turned ugly when the runner-up accused judges of bias.
Maison Sere, who was missing several teeth and dressed in torn overalls, beat off five other contestants for the $500 Mr Ugly prize -- a large sum in a country facing massive unemploment.
"I want to thank God for winning this title, last time I came fourth. I just want to thank the judges for recognising me as the winner," Sere told journalists during a night of festivities Friday attended by 200 revellers.


The Five Million-Man March Is It Realizeable !!!!!


ABOUT 42 Igbo organizations have planned to organize a five million-man march for what they describe as true federalism in the five south eastern states in December.
They say the protest march will hold simultaneously in Enugu, Anambra, Abia, Ebonyi and Imo states at a date before Christmas. The Founder of Igbo Youth Movement, IYM, Evangelist Elliot Uko, made this known after a marathon meeting with Igbo traders organizations and some Niger Delta groups.
The Niger Delta groups which attended the meeting yesterday at the IYM secretariat in Enugu included, Union of Niger Delta and South-South Youth Congress, among others.
According to Uko, 13 different marches for the restructuring of Nigeria will hold in Afikpo, Abakaliki, Nsukka, Enugu, Aba, Umuahia, Ohafia, Okigwe, Owerri, Orlu, Onitsha, Nnewi and Awka.
He said that, “these peaceful marches will be led by the clergy and students groups in each of the cities and towns in the South East.


Buhari Should Dialogue With Massob. NEYPDI


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A group of Northern youths under the aegis of North-East Youths Peace Development Initiative, NEYPDI, yesterday urged President Muhammadu Buhari led Federal Government to dialogue with those agitating for Biafra, instead of applying force against them.
The group also dissociates itself from the call for the Igbos in the north to vacate the area.
The National President, NEYPDI, Alhaji Kyari Idris Abubakar, in a statement said:


Igbos Should Start Coming Home. MASSOB


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The Movement for the Actualization of the Sovereign State of Biafra, MASSOB, has directed all Igbo living outside Igbo land to start returning home and re-establish their businesses and investments in the South-East.
The Indigenous People of Biafra on a Peaceful Protest over the Arrest of the Director of Radio Biafra, along Ikwerre road in Port Harcourt, Rivers State. Photo: Nwankpa Chijioke
Decrying what he described as the nonchalant attitude and insensitivity of many Igbo people residing in northern and western parts of the country the MASSOB National Director of Information, Mr. Uchenna Madu, said that, “we have decided and promise to provide adequate security for lives and property in Igboland.
MASSOB shall defend Igboland with our blood, valour and enthusiasm. It is our unflinching service to our father land.