Thursday, 30 July 2015

Photo: Crippled boy who works as a vulcanizer

Despite his disability, he's still working, earning a living, making himself useful. Like Auma Obama said 'poverty is not an excuse! :-)

Photos: Controversial South African pastor prays gay spirit into man




Remember the pastor who made his members swallow snakes and eat cloth during one of his deliverance services? Well he is in the news again. Last Sunday while preaching in his church, he prayed the gay spirit into the young man pictured above. See more photos after the cut...







Man butchers friend in Akwa Ibom, (Graphic content)




Residents of Itu Road, Uyo, the Akwa Ibom State capital, on Wednesday, woke to a horror sight, following the murder of a middle-aged barber by a close family friend who was supposedly his boss.

Steven Onowa, a graduate of Federal Polytechnic Oko, from Anambra State, was arrested by men of the Akwa Ibom State police command over the murder of Daniel Bassey Solomon, his close friend and employee.




It was gathered that Onowa, who tried to escape after allegedly killing his friend and dismembering him, was arrested with the aid of a GSM tracking device employed by officers and men of the Police Force.
Explaining the incident which led to the gruesome murder of the said barber, who hailed from Uruan Local Government Area, the state Police Commissioner, Mr Gabriel Achong, said the culprit confessed to have invited his friend to his house and offered him a drink he had already poisoned.

Steven said:
“At about 3.00 a.m, I decided to kill him.
“I gave him the first cut, the guy got up; I gave him a second one and he died and I butchered him to parts,” the suspect confessed.
The commissioner, who confirmed that a quarrel had been on for the past two years between the ‘butcher’ and his victim,  even as their case file was still with the SARS department of the command, said the police were successful in tracking down the culprit through the assistance of his landlord, who kept contacting him on phone, as the police kept tracking the calls.
“After stabbing him to death, he used matchet to chop off his hands, head and two legs. He packed the parts in a sack, pulled it out of the house to the major street of Itu Road.”
Apparently tired of evacuating the corpse to a safer place, he was said to have abandoned the deceased in a bag, removed the vital parts, including his two hands, which he dumped in a place along School Road and the head, which he hid in an abandoned dump site on the same Itu Road.

The suspect, who confessed to the crime, said he had called his victim on phone for an urgent meeting in his house, where he drugged his Orijin beer.

According to him, when the late Dan arrived, his killer entertained him with the drugged beer and it was not long before the deceased dosed off, giving his killer the opportunity to tie him, before stabbing him to death.

The suspect’s landlord, Mr Celestine George, who spoke to journalists at the police headquarters, Ikot Akpan Abia, said the police was called after the incident was reported and he had to put a call to the suspect and demanded for the balance of his rent.
“The suspect said he was about travelling and that he was with the balance which he would pay me before travelling. I then asked him to meet me at Itam junction, within the premises of a church where I had already told the SARS men to lay ambush for him.
“I kept calling him until he arrived at the premises of the church where I tricked him to. He came in a car with three armed mobile policemen and I hinted the men of the SARS formation, who had laid ambush for him within the premises and he was apprehended and handcuffed.
“The three mobile policemen were eventually overpowered by the SARS men and the suspect was arrested and taken to the police headquarters at Ikot Akpanabia,” he said.
What annoyed the angry residents of Itu Road the most, according to a neighbour, “is the fact that the suspect, apart from being a close friend of the deceased, was also having an affair with one of the late Dan’s sisters.”

He disclosed that such close relationship led to the suspect opening a barbing salon for his victim along Urua Ekpa Road.

When interrogated by newsmen, Onowa claimed to have killed his victim for daring to raise his voice at him over his N750,000 he had refused to account for.
He said:
“We reported the matter to SARS about two years ago and he agreed on a timeframe to pay up the N750,000. Till today, he has refused to pay the money, so when I invited him to my house that day, he started shouting at and getting angry with me, so I killed him. I am not dealing in body parts. I only cut him to pieces to be able to carry him,” the suspect added.


The Nigerian Tribune








Tuesday, 28 July 2015

Ex Akwa Ibom gov, Akpabio announced as Senate Minority Leader

Immediate past governor of Akwa Ibom state, Godswill Akpabio has been announced as the Senate Minority leader. His nomination is against the rules of the senate that exempts first time senators from becoming Senate Minority leaders. He was nominated by the South South Senators in the Senate. Senator Emmanuel Bwacha was named Deputy Minority Leader, Senator Philip Aduda becomes Minority Whip and Senator Bioudun Olujimi is Deputy Minority Whip.

16yr old kills 4yr old boy in Lagos, removes his intestines, kidney & penis (graphic photo)









This has got to be one of the most painful/heartbreaking news I've heard in a while. A 16-year-old boy named Tajudeen Azeez, lured his 4 year old neighbour to a primary school in the Ijaniki area of Lagos, stabbed him, strangled him and removed his intestines, his kidney and cut off his penis. He did because a man named Osho had approached him and asked him to get him fresh human parts and would pay him N50,000. N50,000 is what a human is worth to some. N50k. Unbelievably sad!
"At first, I did not want to succumb to the temptation but it kept coming. When I woke up this morning (Monday), I saw Ibrahim at the back of the house. I told him to escort me to a primary school not too far from the house. The name of the school is Anglican Primary School, Ijanikin. He followed me to the place and on arrival there, I stabbed him with a knife from behind. He fell down and I strangled him with a rope. I then cut his stomach open with the knife. I am sorry for what I did,”
He was of course caught and made to carry the deceased body. The photo is extremely graphic so please be warned before you continue...



 Tajudeen has been arrested by the Lagos state police command according to a report by Daily Trust and is currently at the homicide section of the State Criminal Investigations Department (SCID), Yaba.

 According to the acting police public relations officer for the Lagos Command, Patricia Amadin, the body of the deceased has been deposited at a government mortuary. She said Tajudeen was arrested following intelligence information.
“Based on the strength of the information, the DPO and his men raced to the place. On arrival, they found the lifeless body of a four-year-old boy while the suspect was soaked in the deceased’s blood. From close observation, it was discovered that some vital organs such as the kidney and intestine had been removed from the deceased. All the organs were kept in a black nylon bag. The suspect was promptly arrested and taken to the station,” Amadin said. She said they are now looking for the said Osho



Uniuyo Post UTME form is out and all you need to know concerning the exam

The University of Uyo hereby invites Candidates
who made the University their 1st choice in the
2015 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination
(UTME) and had a MINIMUM SCORE as
indicated against the candidate’s course of
study to a Screening Exercise. Candidates
should note that the Screening exercise will
take the form of either Computer Based Test
(CBT) or Paper – Pencil Test as shown in the
schedule below:
A. PAPER – PENCIL TEST (PPT)
SATURDAY, AUGUST 22, 2015 1. Faculty of
Arts Communication Arts (180), English (182)
Efik/Ibibio (182), French (182) History & Intl.
Studies (180) Linguistics (180) Music (180)
Philosophy (180) Religious & Cultural Studies
(181) Theatre Arts (180) Faculty of Social
Sciences Economics (181), Geography &
Regional Planning (189), Political Science and
Public Administration (186), Sociology &
Anthropology (180), Psychology (180) Slot I
8.00 a.m
SATURDAY, AUGUST 22, 2015 2. Faculty
of Business Administration Accounting (180)
Banking and Finance (181) Business
Management (185) Insurance (181) Marketing
(180) Slot II 10.00a.m
3. FACULTY OF EDUCATION Accounting Ed.
(180), Fine Arts Ed. (180), History Ed. (183),
Political Science Ed. (183), Social Studies Ed.
(182), French Ed. (194), Edu. and Social
Science (180), Econs Ed. (183), English Ed.
(181), Geography Ed. (181), Religion Ed. (190),
Edu. Arts (180), Guidance and Counseling
((181), Efik/Ibibio Ed. (226), Library Science
(180), Pre-primary & Primary Ed.((181), Special
Ed. ((185) Faculty of Law – Law (228)
Slot II 10.00a.m
B. COMPUTER BASED TEST (CBT)
S/N DAY/DATE SLOT TIME DAY 1 -
TUESDAY, AUGUST 25, 2015 1. Faculty of
Agriculture Agric. Economics & Extension (180),
Animal Science (180) Crop Science (180),
Fisheries & Aquaculture (180) Food Science &
Technology (180), Forestry & Wildlife (184)
Home Economics (180), Soil Science (183) Slot
I 7.00 a.m
2. Faculty of Basic Medical Sciences
Biochemistry (180) Botany & Ecological Studies
(180)
Slot II 9.00 a.m.
3. Faculty of Clinical Sciences Medicine&
Surgery (MBBS) – (227) Physiology (182)
Slot III 11.00 a.m
DAY 2 – WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 26, 2015 4.
Faculty of Pharmacy – Pharmacy (196) Human
Anatomy (182) Slot I 7.00 a.m.
5.
Faculty of Science/Basic Medical Sciences
Microbiology (180), Human Anatomy (182)
Slot II 9.00 a.m
Faculty of Science Zoology – (183), Chemistry
(180) Computer Science (180) , Mathematics
(181) Physics (181) , Statistics (180), Technical
Edu (180)
Slot III 11.00 am
DAY 3 – THURSDAY, AUGUST 27, 2015 6.
Faculty of Environmental Studies Geoinformatics
& Surveying (181) Urban & Regional Planning
(180) Building (180) Slot I 7.00a.m Estate
Management (182) Architecture (180) Quantity
Surveying (180) Slot II 9.00 a.m 7. Faculty of
Engineering Petroleum Engineering (186)
Agricultural Engineering (180) Slot III 11.00 a.m
REQUIREMENT
Eligible candidates should pay the sum of
N3,500.00 (three thousand five hundred
naira) only and obtain a PIN
Transaction Receipt which should contain a PIN
code at the following Banks
nationwide:
(i) Uniuyo Microfinance Bank (ii) Zenith Bank
Plc. (iii) Skye Bank Plc. (iv) United Bank for
Africa (UBA)Plc. (v) First Bank Plc. (vi) WEMA
Bank Plc. (vii) Ecobank Plc. (viii) Key Stone
Bank Plc.
Note: The same PIN will be used to access the
result of the Screening Test from the internet.
Candidates must provide their names and JAMB
registration numbers to the Bank during
payment.
REGISTRATION PROCEDURE
a. With the PIN Code, candidates should access
and complete the University of Uyo Post-UTME
Screening Test Form online at http://
www.uniuyo.edu.ng. From the Students E-
Portals Solutions navigation menu apply the
following steps: - Click the Post-UTME e-Portal
Link (Account login menu bar) - Select the Post-
UTME Account login link - Login with your UTME
registration Number and PIN Code. - Fill the
Post-UTME form and upload a recent passport
size/photograph scanned, with red background.
Webcam photograph will not be accepted. -
Submit the online application form and printout
a copy of the examination schedule slip. - Print
out a copy of the examination schedule slip in
colour.
9 Mechanical Engineering (180) Chemical
Engineering
Slot II 9.00 a.m.
10 Chemical Engineering (Contd) (180) Civil
Engineering (180)
Slot III 11.00 a.m
DAY 5 – SATURDAY, AUGUST 29, 2015
11.
Civil Engineering contd. (180) Faculty of
Education Computer Ed (180), Biology Ed. (180)
Integrated Science Ed. (180), Mathematics Ed.
(180) Chemistry Ed.
(180)
Slot I
7.00a.m
12
Agriculture Ed. (182) Home Economics Ed.
(181) Physical Ed. (180) , Physics Ed. (180)
Health Ed. (180), Vocational Ed. & tech (180)
Slot II 9.00 a.m.
13 Faculty of Engineering/Environmental Studies
Contd. Computer Engineering (180) Fine Arts &
Industries (180)
Slot III 11.00 a.m
DAY 4 – FRIDAY, AUGUST 28, 2015
8 Electrical/Electronics Engineering (180) Food
Engineering (180)
Slot I 7.00 a.m.
Note: (i) The same passport photograph used
for the online registration will be
used during the Screening
Exercise and for registration after the offer of
admission. (ii) No complaint of wrong
Bio-Data or blank photograph will be entertained
after submission. (iii)Candidates
who up-load wrong bio-data will automatically
be disqualified. (iv) Only colour print out will
be accepted. (v) No GSM handset,
calculators or any other extraneous materials
should be brought into the screening halls. (vi)
Only candidates who comply with the
registration procedures outlined above will be
allowed to undergo the Screening Exercise.
( b ) Candidates are required to come for the
Screening Exercise with the following items: (i)
Four (4) copies of the University of Uyo 2015
ON-LINE registration form duly completed with
the passport-size photograph printed in colour.
(ii) Four (4) copies of 2015 JAMB(UTME) Result
printout (iii) Four (4) recent passport-size
photographs on red background (same
photograph as the one used for the on-line
registration) with the name, UTME registration
number and signature of the candidate on the
reverse side of the photographs. These should
be packaged in quarto- size envelope and
labeled with name, department and JAMB
registration number. (iv) HB pencil, eraser and
sharpener for Paper - Pencil Test (PPT)
candidates.
Venue: -Computer Based Test (CBT) -
Ibom e-Library, along IBB Avenue, Uyo -Paper-
Pencil Test (PPT) - University of Uyo (Town
Campus and Town Campus Annex)
Closing Date: The closing date for registration
is, Friday, August 21, 2015 at 6:00pm.
In the light of the above, all candidates who are
taking the Computer Based Test are advised to
familiarize themselves with the CBT
environment, by using the on-line CBT practice
Demo platform provided via the website:
www.cbt.uniuyo.edu.ng.
CONTACT: Admissions Unit: 08127691825,
08146129875 Bursary: 08175613695 ICT:
08165382618

"I won’t appoint people who lack integrity as ministers' - Buhari says


Yesterday during his live programme on NTA, President Buhari said he won't appoint men and women who lack integrity as ministers in his cabinet.
"We will try as much as possible to avoid appointing hostages; by this, I mean people who have been in the system but compromised their personal and professional integrity. From what I have seen so far, we need very patriotic Nigerians to be ministers; Nigerians that can work very hard with knowledgeable experience; committed Nigerians to be in charge of ministries. A lot of institutions in Nigeria are compromised, everybody for himself and God for all of us. It is most unfortunate. We have people, educated and experienced people, but everybody seems to be working for himself on how much they could get away with as soon as possible.
We have to look for technocrats and politicians. We have to look out for decent people in this class to give them the responsibility of being in charge of ministries and important parastatals. It is taking so much time to appoint ministers because a number of knowledgeable people have been compromised. They have been compromised by people who will like to depend on them to damage our economy and security; a lot of them have been compromised. The worst thing that I think can happen is to get a compromised person to be in charge of institutions.
There is no way he could be efficient or patriotic. Somebody behind the scene will be manipulating him at the expense of the nation. This is what we are trying to avoid and I assure you that so much damage has been done to Nigeria. We cannot rush to give this responsibility to people that have unfortunately been compromised. This is because there is no way you can effectively supervise, let’s say 20 ministries, you have to give it to people you trust and you allow them to perform according to the Constitution of the country. If you appoint compromised people, then we will be back to square one and Nigeria will be the loser.” he said (Punch)