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Friday, 15 December 2017

From today I fear Hausa charm" - Eyewitness narrates how man who kidnapped 2-year-old girl in Lagos was beaten & set ablaze but refused to die (graphic photos)



A suspected kidnapper was nabbed yesterday in Mushin, Lagos after he allegedly abducted a 2-year-old girl.

According to an eyewitness, irate mob descended on the suspect, beat him to pulp and set him ablaze. However, to their shock, the man refused to die.

The mob were still trying to burn the suspect  when a team of police men arrived the scene, fired into the air, putting an end to the failed jungle justice. Post from the witness below. The video is too graphic to post: 

"An hausa man that kidnapped a 2 year old girl was caught today
And this is what they did to him
This happened in Mushin. Lagos today, right now
First tym am seeing someone get beaten to this extent and burnt
.
The most amazing tin z dat upon how dey beat and burnt dis guy, he didn't die, 
From today I fear hausa charm
they wer jex burnin d fooll ooo, fire jex off, d next tin heard poka poka gun shot in d air, police don come. Omo see tearing...
Ma slippers still dey der sef
.
What is this world turning to
.
Lemme goan take ma slippers jaae


More photos below...

 

 


Photos: Congregants experiencing health issues after being sprayed with insecticide by South African prophet



20-year-old Thabiso Chabalala on Wednesday, told the court that she spent seven months coughing and with swollen eyes after Prophet Lethebo Rabalago sprayed her with insecticide.

Prophet Rabalago from the Mountzion General Assembly in Limpopo, South Africa, who has styled himself as a prophet, was charged with five counts of assault and contravening environmental laws after images of him spraying congregants with Doom went viral in November last year.

Read previous report here

 

Chabalala (pictured) testified in the ongoing trial against Lethebo Rabalago at the Mookgophong Magistrates Court on Wednesday.

This is Rabalago's second legal battle after the provincial health department obtained an interdict in the Limpopo High Court against him in May.

Chabalala told the court that she regretted allowing Rabalago to spray the pesticide on her. She said she responded to calls for the sick to come forward during a church service at Phomolong township last year.

Presiding magistrate Frans Mahodi asked Chabalala how she felt when she saw Rabalago holding the insecticide can.

"I was taken by surprise. I thought that was how God instructed him to conduct the healing," she responded.


Chabalala said she was sprayed with Doom twice on the same day and became dizzy. She said at first she thought the dizziness was part of the healing process, but she started experiencing health problems later on.

"I regret it," she said.


The state had also called a Grade 11 pupil who claimed he had to get help from a clinic after Rabalago sprayed him.

The 17-year-old said he had gone to the church to seek prayers because his neck was painful. Rabalago's defence lawyer, Edmond Lubisi, said his client had never met the teenager.

"It is my client's version that he does not know you or remember seeing you at his church," Lubisi said.


Earlier, Catherine Mabitsela, a legislation chief inspector at the provincial department of agriculture, testified that Rabalago's practices were misleading.

Mabitsela said Rabalago had not used the product according to regulations.

In an interview with eNCA.com last November, Rabalago claims that the insect killer is to heal people with cancer, HIV or any other illness.

On whether he considers the danger of the chemical spray to the eyes and other body parts, he said:

"With us, we believe in God is for all things. People are getting their deliverance."



Aww! This is the most adorable photo-bomb ever

This photo of a little boy who photo-bombed guests at a wedding trying to take a picture has gone viral. He looks so adorable.

The photographer, Ayaworan who shared the photo on his IG page said he was about taking a photo when the little boy stood in front of his lens and he had to capture the moment. 



Bobrisky apologizes to Mc Galaxy, says he was not involved in the reason why his gateman, Jacob left his house.


After a week of fighting between Bobrisky and singer, Mc Galaxy, Bobrisky has come on social media to apologize to Mc Galaxy stating that he was not involved in the reason why his gateman, Jacob left his home.

According to him, it was a 'misrepresentation' and that they have gotten back together.

Just yesterday, Bobrisky went on Snapchat to insult Mc Galaxy for not showing up at the police station after writing a petition against him. See his apology below 



Floyd Mayweather rides a giant elephant in Thailand as he continues to enjoy his retirement (Photos)



Retired boxer, Floyd Mayweather, who is enjoying his retirement from boxing shared photos of himself atop an elephant in Phuket, Thailand.

Earlier this week, the 44-year-old undefeated boxer was also pictured riding a kayak in Hong Island, in the company of self-proclaimed eyelash and hair extensions specialist Yahaira Vianne Ocho.

See more photos below..


 



Federal Government says power generation will Increase by 1,129 Mega Watts In 2018


The Federal Government this week announced that when some power generation projects were completed by 2018, they could generate additional 1,129 Mega Watts to the current 7,000 Mega Watts in the country.

Minster of Power, Works and Housing, Babatunde Fashola, said this at the 22nd monthly meeting of stakeholders in the power sector at Geregu, Kogi.

Fashola said “the Azura power plant will give us another 450MW; I know that we will also get 10MW of wind power from Katsina State. I know that we will get 115MW from Gbari and 30MW from Kashimbila. From Afam III, we will give 240MW of power in 2018, while Gurara is working to deliver 30MW, as Dadinkowa in Gombe will provide 29MM and Kaduna will generate 215 MW. All these power plants do not involve the mini grids and solar systems that are coming.”

The minister explained that in spite of the attainment of the current 7,000MW in the country, 2,000MW of the total power was not being distributed to Nigerians. He said it was important to devise means of taking the unutilised 2,000MW to Nigerians who needed power, noting that “we cannot afford to keep power; that is not good for business, especially those who invested in it. One of the steps we are taking with the Niger Delta Power Holding Company (NDPH) is to try and complete some of the distribution projects under the Nigerian National Integrated Power Project (NIPP) projects. In Kogi, the distribution project that will affect the people positively are the ones in Okene, Igba, which will be completed in the first quarter of 2018.”

Fashola said the narrative must change from not enough power to how unutilised power could be distributed. He explained that he had contacted the President of Manufacturers Association of Nigeria (MAN) to discuss how its members could key into the undistributed power.

He added that “Director Generator, Lagos Chamber of Commerce and other chambers of commerce had been contacted on how to take up the 2000 unused megawatts

He attributed the success recorded in the sector so far to government polices, “especially the provision of N701 billion assurance guarantee fund that enabled the payment to gas suppliers by Generating Companies (Gencos).

“The assurance guarantee brought confidence to power production business, which resulted to increased power production which took us to all-time high of 7,000MW power availability. As at Dec. 5, 2017, power supply stood at 5,019MW, which was below the 5,074 MW achieved in January 2016. However, grid supplied power peaked at all-time high of 5,155 MW on Dec 8, an increase over the January 2016 figure of 5,074 MW” he said.

He said the success was due to teamwork and leadership provided by President Muhammadu Buhari, Vice-President Yemi Osinbanjo and other stakeholders. He then urged stakeholders to join hands in solving the problems in the sector, saying it was a privilege to be involved in salvaging the challenges in the sector.


Aisha Buhari pictured riding in a keke in Katsina state



Wife of the president, Aisha Buhari was pictured in Katsina state riding in a tricycle popularly known as keke. While in the state, she inaugurated a 50-bed capacity maternal and children clinic built and equipped by her non-governmental organisation, the Aisha Buhari Foundation. She also presented grinding machines and other materials to members of the public.

The pictures were taken by her daughter Hanan Muhammadu Buhari. More photos below:


Nicki Minaj goes topless in raunchy new photo



American rapper, Nicki Minaj went topless, and used pasties to cover only her nipples in a raunchy new photo she shared on IG. See the full photo below:


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