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A father, 34-year old Solomon has beaten his 11-year old son to death while trying to correct him for having s*x with his 8-year old sister. The unfortunate incident happened at Tasha Gwagwa area of Abuja.

Confirming the sad incident, the Commissioner of Police, Wilson Inalegwu, described it as pathetic and a very troubling demonstration of the decay that has crept into the Nigerian society.

Mr Solomon said he came and saw his son engaged in s*x­ual act with his younger sister.

"Victor was my son, an 11-year-old boy. I had been receiving bad reports about him. The height of it was that he started sleeping with his sister, who is eight-years-old.

I had been receiving several reports about the ugly incident. Around 4.00pm, I came back from work and met Victor sleeping with his sister in my bedroom. The stepmother was not at home," he said.

According to The Sun, Mr Solomon rushed out, picked up a stick and beat him severely such that the little boy went into convulsion and then lost consciousness the next day. Benevolent neighbours of the family rushed him to Gwarinpa General Hospital, where he died.

Solomon who earlier in the day had gone out was summoned to the hospital by phone after his son's death and was detained on pretext by the doctor who immediately called the Gwarinpa police station.

"I wept when the doctor told me that my son had died. I didn't have the intention to kill my son.

I was trying to correct him because of the immoral act he committed. How can I beat my son to death? I couldn't believe what I saw.

I only acted in anger; I never wanted to kill my son," he said.

A neighbour identified as Ali Ahmed said: "We heard when the father was beating the child. He beat him to correct him for what he did. The son was very stubborn.

The father never had intention to kill his son. What the doctor did that night in the hos­pital was bad.

How could he call the police to arrest the fa­ther of the dead boy? We were expecting the doctor to tell the father how to carry the corpse of his son. It is a lesson to every parent".

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If you thought the latest iPhone was expensive, you won't believe how much you'd need to cough out to get hold of this one. The opulent Solarin smartphone is priced at a whopping £11,400(N2.5million) making it only available for the super-rich.

The reason for the astronomical price tag is the Solarin boasts "military grade security" that'll stop hackers getting hold of passwords or incriminating selfies.

The internal chips are protected by 256-bit AES encryption - the same standard intelligence agencies use to hide their communications. There's also clever software on there devoted to network and app-based mobile cyber security.
In fact, Hollywood stars Leonardo DiCaprio and Tom Hardy are already rumoured to be among first customers.

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The Nigerian government says it will start taking applications online for positions in the 500,000 Direct Teacher Jobs Scheme, through an internet portal.

A statement by a spokesman for Vice President Yemi Osinbajo, Laolu Akande, said that the portal, npower.gov.ng would be live on Saturday, June 11.

The presidency said applications are expected to start coming in on June 12, the beginning of next week and advised young unemployed Nigerians to visit the website and apply.

President Muhammadu Buhari in his May 29 Democracy Day broadcast to the nation, formally launched the unprecedented social investment programmes already provided for under the 2016 Appropriation by the administration.

The 500,000 Teacher Corps is one of the three direct job creation and training schemes that Nigerians can start applying for from Sunday, June 12.

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A 27-year-old schoolmistress, Violet, is being interrogated by the Police in Lagos for defiling a female pupil of Light Bearers Private School, located at Iyana-Isashi area of the state.

Vanguard newspaper reports that the mistress, who is the class teacher of the nursery two pupil, reportedly defiled her last Thursday, during school hours.

However, trouble started after the victim's mother noticed blood stains on her daughter's pants, when she got home.

The victim's mother, Evelyn, who spoke to Vanguard, said:
"After my daughter returned from school Thursday last week, I found blood stains on her pants when I wanted to bath her. I was surprised because she is still too young to start menstruating."
"When I asked her what happened, she refused to speak at first because her teacher had threatened her not to. Later, she opened up when I told her that anyone who lies would go to hell.
"She then said it was her Aunty that inserted her fingers inside her bum-bum in class.We reported the case at Iyana-Isashi Police Station."

Victim's account
According to the four-year-old girl, (names withheld):
"My Aunty in school raised my uniform up and put her fingers inside my bum-bum in the class, while others were sleeping."
"She asked me not to tell my mother or anybody."

It was learned that the victim was taken to Bisimol Hospital at Graceland Estate, where it was confirmed that her hymen was broken.

Vanguard gathered that the case was reported at Iyana-Isashi Police Division, Friday morning, and the teacher was arrested for interrogation.

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A mystery occurred yesterday at Ihiala in Anambra State after a commercial Toyota Sienna bus lost balance and somersaulted into the bush,  killing 1 woman and leaving 4 injured close to Ihiala LGA headquarters along Onitsha-Owerri Road.

An eyewitness reported that when the people around ran towards the accident scene to rescue the survivors, They found the passengers but the driver was missing. They couldn't find the driver of the vehicle on the steering.

Hear what a Passenger who survived the crash with minor injuries said:
"The driver was driving normal but as soon as we got to that down hill, we saw he was struggling with the car and its like the brake failed and the steering refuse to turn. We were shouting Jesus Jesus until we crashed into the gully beside the road but what really surprised me was the fact that somebody I was sitting next to the driver and I dont know how he vanished. Immediately the accident happened he could not be seen."
"People who rushed to help thought I was the driver but when I started asking after the driver everybody became surprised. They looked everywhere but he could not be found. I do watch this thing in movies but today I witnessed it myself, this life is a mystery."



Another witness who helped rescue the trapped passengers who survived simply identified as Ezekiel said;
"It is still a mystery to me. immediately the accident happened, we all rushed to the scene to see if I could rescue the occupant of the car but funny enough, the driver was nowhere to be found. It is believed that he disappeared. That's what most of them do. it is caled native life insurance, they make the charm and keep it in a safe location and when they have accident, they will disappear and reappear where they kept the charm. most of these drivers do it, thats why they drive like people who are mad. Even those men who dig bore hole usually do it incase the pit collapses. it is not a new thing. its common"



The bus was said to be traveling from Aba, Abia State to Onitsha in Anambra State.

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Tennis Player and Five-times Grand Slam Champion, Maria Sharapova has been banned from tennis for two years for violating an anti-doping rule. The Former Wimbledon champion shocked her fans when she tested positive for banned substance - Meldonium after competing in the Australian Open. She made a personal statement at a Los Angeles hotel confessing she had been caught by tennis's anti-doping operation, saying:

'I take responsibility for my professionalism in my job and I made a big mistake. I know there will be consequences and I don't want to end my career this way. I really hope I will be given another chance to play tennis again. I can't blame anyone but myself. I have let my fans down.'

The International Tennis Federation earlier confirmed that she will be provisionally suspended from the sport but a final decision has now been reached on her case, today June 8th.

According to a new statement released, As a consequence of the drug violation, Maria will be ineligible to play tennis for two years starting from January 2016. The ban was backdated due to her prompt admission rather than denial.



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Sports Updates / 11 Things You Dont Know About Late Stephen Keshi
« on: June 08, 2016, 11:32:41 pm »


Nigerian football icon Stephen Keshi died suddenly in the early hours of today, Wednesday 8th June 2016 at Benin City, Edo state at age 54.

Here are the 11 things we found out about him;

1. His full name was Stephen Okechukwu Chinedu Keshi. born on January 23, 1962.

2. He hails from Oshimili North Local Government Area of Delta State.

3. He played as a defender for Super Eagles of Nigerian and several football clubs. Apart from the Nigerian national team, Keshi coached the Togolese and Malian national teams. He is the only coach to have taken the Togolese team to the World cup championship till date.

4. The first football club he ever played for in Nigeria was ACB Football Club, before joining New Nigeria Bank, Stade d'Abidjan, Africa Sports, Lokeren, Anderlecht, RC Strasbourg among other clubs.

5. From 1981 to 1995 when he stopped playing international football for Nigeria, Keshi appeared 64 times in the Eagles colour and scored a total of nine goals.

6. He served as head coach for the Junior Eagles at the 2001 African Youth Championship.

7. He spoke French and English fluently.
8.Keshi was one of the only two soccer stars, along with Egypt's Mahmoud El-Gohary, to have won the Africa Cup of Nations both as a player and a coach.

9. He won the African Nations Cup in 1994 as a captain and as a coach in 2013.

10. His wife of 33 years, Kate died on December 9, 2015 after losing a long battle with cancer.

11. Keshi is survived by four children and his mother.

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Gone are those days when the idea that women education only ends in kitchen. Here is a new era where women are becoming more conscious and taking active part in almost every sector of the economy. In those primitive years, women are relegated to the background…that is, they only get to be considered in anything after their male counterparts’ needs have been taken care of. The idea is that the male folks get to elongate their family tree while the female ones will soon be married off to go cater and groom another man’s home – another man’s property, as they usually tag them.

A study by the University of Ibadan linked the imbalance in boys’ and girls’ participation in schooling to the long-held belief in male superiority and female subordination. This situation was further aggravated by patriarchal practices which gave girls no traditional rights to succession. Therefore, the same patriarchal practices encouraged preference to be given to the education of a boy rather than a girl. The decline in economic activities since the early 1980s has made education a luxury to many Nigerians, especially those in rural areas. Because Nigerian parents are known to invest in children according to sex, birth order or natural endowments, girls and boys are not exact substitutes. Often the family can only afford to send one child to school. Because daughters have assumed responsibilities in the home, she is less likely to be the one to attend school.

However, today tables are gradually beginning to change sides – women are now making much advancement in the society, affecting and impacting lives in a positive way. This we can see in the recent years, where three male dominated professions, the Nigerian Medical Association, the Nigerian Bar Association and the Institute of Chartered Accountants of Nigeria, have been led by female presidents. It doesn’t stops there. Today, we can see women heading high positions like ministry of education, finance, petroleum, aviation and industry, the list goes on and on. Some countries are even headed and governed by women. Today we have movements, social activists and bodies fighting women’s cause, making it possible for the promotion of women’s educational issues and the enhancement of the role of women in national development by way of a statutory body and a Ministry.

Research shows that for every additional year girls go to school, they receive 20 percent higher wages and suffer 10 percent fewer child deaths. Women with some formal education are more likely to seek medical care, ensure their children are immunized, be better informed about their children’s nutritional requirements, and adopt improved sanitation practices. As a result, their infants and children have higher survival rates and tend to be healthier and better nourished. According to The International Center for Research on Women, the education that a girl receives is the strongest predictor of the age she will marry and is a critical factor in reducing the prevalence of child marriage. Also, each additional year of formal education that a mother completes translates to her children staying in school an additional one-third to one-half of a year.

It will be ignorant on our part, if with the level of freedom and advancement in today’s world, we refuse to educate our children, especially the female folks because of one age long myth passed down to us by our fore fathers. Until equal numbers of girls and boys are in school, it will be impossible to build the knowledge necessary to eradicate poverty and hunger, combat disease and ensure environmental sustainability. Millions of children and women will continue to die needlessly, placing the rest of the development agenda at risk. It is extremely important that girls have access to an education.

LET’S STOP THE DISCRIMINATION, and let’s build a nation of educated leaders…together. It doesn’t matter the gender of your children…they are all gift from God, let’s groom and nurtured them to fit into God’s plans for their life.

Source: healingthebrokenwor ldbythespokenword●wordpress●com

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I think this topic need to be updated. Admin should do some thing.

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General / Re: Types of Slippers To Wear
« on: June 08, 2016, 06:12:49 pm »
nothing I no fit see for here. Type of slippers.

137
does this realy exist? i need an answer.

138
what of 2016 budget

143
junior waec don start for my area. How far?

144
my guy I day feel u

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