A single mother of three, left her three children to go and hustle for 2k. She went with her client for the night for just 2k. Left her kids, two boys and a girl. Locked them up inside the room with candle light on. From 11:58pm the room burnt down affecting her neighbors and killing her first son and daughter. Only one of them survived the fire.
Her husband had died leaving her to struggle for the kids and all she can do is to sell her body. The police came and arrested her as she returned this morning. She confessed that the man paid her 2k for the night and she used 200 for transport. Same woman also gave birth to a baby boy few months ago in her room and left the baby to bleed to death through his placenta. She lives in Bacher, in Akar road, Rumolumini Community, Obiakpo LGA, of Rivers State.
Two children roast in fire after their mum locked them indoors & went out (photos)
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Usain Bolt, a Man U supporter forced to wear Arsenal jersey after losing a bet
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Man kills wife, three kids and self in chilling murder-suicide (photos)
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The night Geoff Hunt killed his family before taking his own life his wife Kim had raged at him about finances, claiming one of her husband's brothers was stealing from the family trust.
An inquest into the deaths of Lockhart farmer Geoff, nurse Kim and their children Fletcher, 10, Mia, 8, and Phoebe, 6, is taking place this week.
A
forensic psychologist told the inquest it's likely the farmer primarily
wanted to kill himself due to his depression and a total loss of hope.
However,
he may have decided to kill his family as he believed they were
dependent on him and he thought 'he would spare them future pain'. His
use of a gun to inflict a single fatal injury also indicates he did not
wish to inflict pain on his wife and children, the psychologist said.
The
evidence suggests Mr Hunt gunned his wife down in the driveway of their
property in the NSW Riverina before walking inside his house and
shooting each of his children dead as they lay in their bed.
The
last person to see them alive, carer Lorraine Bourke, has detailed the
tense final night in their home, with Mrs Hunt berating her husband for
being lazy as he watched Home and Away with his children after giving
them dinner and making their school lunches.
Mrs Hunt became depressed and often flew into a rage after suffering a brain injury in a near-fatal car crash in 2012.
The inquest heard that Mr Hunt also seemed very depressed and quiet on September 8, 2014 - the last night he was seen alive.
Mr
Hunt had confided in a counsellor that his worst fear was being alone,
as the family sought help from mental health experts in their final
years.
Just weeks before she died, Mrs Hunt told a relative she was not in love with or attracted to her husband.
Ms
Bourke told the inquest Mrs Hunt demanded her husband do something
about the family finances - despite the inquest finding the farm was
profitable, expecting a good yield in their next crop and there was no
debt or financial stress.
'Kim would
often demand that he do something about the money issues. The topic of
money stressed Kim out,' Ms Bourke told the inquest, according to The Daily Telegraph.
Mrs
Hunt ranted that one of Mr Hunt's brothers and his wife had stolen
money from the family trust to build a new house and buys cars and
boats.
Geoff Hunt ran the canola farm with one of his three brothers and with his father John.
On their final evening, Mrs Hunt also became angry that the family paid Mr Hunt's parents $1 million a year, the inquest heard.
The mood was so tense in their final hours 'you could cut the air with a knife'.
A
NSW forensic psychologist who examined the case says Hunt probably
acted on impulse when he gunned down his wife and three children before
taking his own life.
Sarah
Yule has told the inquest that the grieving town of Lockhart will never
know what triggered a loving father with no history of domestic
violence to destroy his entire family last September.
'I
don't believe we can know that. It could have been something in a
conversation that occurred that evening,' Dr Yule told a Wagga Wagga
courtroom on Thursday.
Under
questioning on Thursday, Dr Yule agreed that Mr Hunt's behaviour in the
last hours he was seen alive - making lunches for his children to take
to school the following day, setting up plans for a tennis game with a
friend later in the week - suggested he probably killed his family on
impulse.
But
she believed Mr Hunt's primary motivation was to take his own life,
'with the homicides occurring in his mind as a secondary necessity'.
Dr
Yule said family destroyers may be motivated by 'pseudo-altruistic
intent' when they kill their loved ones, 'in that they feel they were
sparing them from further pain'.
'I
believe it occurred in the context of a distorted rationale in his own
mind. I believe that he presented a face of being able to cope,' Dr Yule
said.
'Something
at that particular time has caused him to lose whatever component of
hope he had left that he could fix things ... that it would never get
better, and he couldn't fix it.'
Relatives
of Riverina couple Geoff and Kim Hunt, whose bodies were found along
with those of their children at the family's Lockhart property, have
also spoken of their pain and regret that they never saw the tragedy
coming.
Mr
Hunt's brother and sister-in-law, Allen and Renae Hunt said they would
'never be rid of the gut-wrenching heartache' that enveloped them when
they learned that Geoff, Kim, 10-year-old Fletcher, eight-year-old Mia,
and the baby of the family, six-year-old Phoebe, were dead.
A
statement from the couple, who ran the Lockhart farm with Geoff, says
they struggle with their regret, wishing they had done more to help
Geoff at his time of need.
Source: UK Daily Mail
Keep quiet - ex militants tell Edwin Clark
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Ex militants under the aegis of the Niger Delta Liberation Force, NDLF,
have released a statement blasting former Information minister and Ijaw
leader, Edwin Clark over his comments about former president Goodluck
Jonathan yesterday October 7th. Edwin Clark yesterday said Jonathan
lacked the willpower to fight corruption during his administration. In a
statement released today and signed by Mark Anthony, the ex militants
said
“Chief Edwin Clark has no moral justification to condemn former President Goodluck Jonathan by saying that GEJ lacked political will to fight corruption. We are surprised at the unguarded comments from a man who called himself elder statesman.
Clark was part of the rot in GEJ administration, he should keep quiet and allow other Nigerians to judge GEJ stewardship. We see Clark’s statement against GEJ as the height of betrayal and backstabbing to find favour with the current administration. President Muhammadu Buhari should be warned to be distant himself from persons like Clark if he wants to end well. We support the ongoing anti-graft war and urge Buhari to extend the searchlight to people like Clark, who are fabulously rich. EFCC should track the various bank accounts of Clark and others, who do not hold formal government offices and known open businesses, but are stupendously wealthy. We urge Buhari to be impartial in his anti-graft war to bring all looters to book to create a new hope for the future generation of Nigeria,” the statement read
Photos: Glo gifts expensive cars - a GWagon & a Range Rover to Psquare
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When did Ciara grow all dem b**bs? (Photos)
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MI, Kalu Ikeagwu, Praiz, other Nigerian entertainers pledge to #believeinnigeria
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Believe in Nigeria is a national campaign that aims at shining the light
on the treasures of our country rather than focusing on the ills.
Fostering unity, togetherness and love amongst citizens, the campaign
was birthed in 2014, and was created to spread positive thoughts and
actions about Nigeria.
The campaign was designed to encourage Nigerians to see and remember all that is positive about Nigeria, and the key target was to inspire pride and confidence in our country and most importantly, move citizens to action in contributing actively to our overall growth.
Photography
credits: www.ikeokwechime.com
The campaign was designed to encourage Nigerians to see and remember all that is positive about Nigeria, and the key target was to inspire pride and confidence in our country and most importantly, move citizens to action in contributing actively to our overall growth.
This year, notable celebrities have pledged to
the #believeinnigeria like M.I Abaga, the vice president of chocolate city who
has inspired millions of Nigerians to pursue their dreams and make a living for
themselves and also churning out good music that puts a smile on our faces and
lingers in our hearts. He is definitely a testament that our country is blessed
with abundance of talent and resourcefulness.
Also, Kalu Ikeagwu , who is a standout actor on
the big screen and a role model to many, Praiz, who is a vocalist and singer
that fills our ears with inspiration. Another celebrity involved is Unilag
Olodo, who has not only inspired young people to be innovative and create a
niche for themselves and follow their dreams, but also changed the face of
social media marketing and influencer marketing.
Other celebrities who are lending their voice
and their gift to the cause include notable visual designer Abinibi,
photographers; Emmanuel Oyeleke and August Udoh, actors; Meg Otanwa from before30
TV series, Lilly, Tope Tedela, acclaimed bloggers, OloriSuperGal, Osagie Alonge
and musicians Sammy and Koker. All these
people are a living proof to the fact that indeed we can and should
#believeinnigeria
Now it’s your turn to take up the mantle, and
let your voice be heard. There is every reason to #believeinnigeria from the
abundance of talent, the amazing, ever-smiling, hardworking individuals, the
never-say-die spirit naturally inbuilt in us, and the spirit of unity.
Join
the Believe in Nigeria campaign, Take your pledge here: meme.believeinnigeria.ng
and upload your picture with the meme generator and share online with the
hashtag #believeinnigeria
You can also follow on Instagram: @believeinnigeria and
post your pledge and inspiring picture with the hashtag #believeinnigeria
If we do not #believeinnigeria, who will?
Watch the Official theme song of the Believe in
Nigeria:
Issa Hayatou named FIFA acting president
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Former Cameroonian athlete and president of the Confederation of African
Football (CAF) and member of the International Olympic Committee (IOC),
Issa Hayatou, 69, has been named FIFA acting president after the
football governing body's president Sepp Blatter was suspended yesterday
for 90 days following corruption allegations.
Blatter has been stripped of all duties pending an investigation. Hayatou takes over as senior vice president of FIFA.
Blatter has been stripped of all duties pending an investigation. Hayatou takes over as senior vice president of FIFA.
Toby Grey releases new promo photos and single titled, 'Laleyi'
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The new Drumphase produced beat which she performed at the just concluded Nigeria Entertainment Awards (NEA) in New York, has been on the high demand despite it wasn't ready for release.
As a result, The GreyNation management decided to satisfy the yearning of the fans who have been craving for more of the iceberg tip they witnessed and enjoyed in New York. Toby Grey who has successfully carved a niche for herself through breathtaking singles like Gboju the cover to kiss Daniel woju song which was also produced by Drumphase has been the fast rising female artiste on virtually every award nomination and entertainment environs as a whole. Listen, share and Download this amazing new song title laleyi(night train).
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Photo: EFCC arraigns Chairman of Nadabo Energy for N761m fuel subsidy scam
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The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, on Monday October
7th arraigned Abubakar Ali Peters and his company Nadabo Energy Limited
before Justice S.S Ogunsanya of the Lagos State High Court, Ikeja on 21
count charge bordering on obtaining money under false pretence,
diversion of Federal Government funds and forgery.
According to a statement from EFCC, 33 year old Abubakar Ali allegedly obtained the sum of N761,628,993.84 from the Federal Government of Nigeria under the Petroleum Support Fund for the purpose of importing 16,808,064 litres of Premium Motor Spirit (PMS) but fraudulently imported only 7, 953,962 litres and diverted the rest of the product and its proceeds for personal use.
He is also facing a similar charge brought against him by the EFCC before Justice Balogun of the Lagos State High Court.
Count one of the charge reads, “ that, you Nadabo Energy limited on or about 26th day of September 2011 in Lagos within the Ikeja judicial division fraudulently obtained the sum of N761,628,993.84 from the Federal Government by falsely representing that the sum represented the subsidy accrued to Nadabo Energy Limited under the Petroleum Support Fund for the importation of 16,808,064 litres of Premium Motor Spirit (PMS) which Nadabo Energy limited purported to have purchased from Delano Petroleum Corporation Akara Tortola British Virgin Island, and transported the 16,808,064 through MT Gotland Carolina (mother vessel) and MT Sonia (daughter vessel) to Nigeria, whereas Nadabo Energy limited only imported 7, 953,962 litres of PMS from Delany Petroleum Corporation Akara Tortola British Virgin Island and transported 7,953,962 litres of PMS through MT Gotland Carolina (mother vessel) and MT Songa (daughter vessel) to Nigeria. Abubakar Ali and his company pleaded not guilty to the charges.
Justice Ogunsanya granted bail to the accused persons on the terms earlier offered them by Justice Balogun and adjourned the case to November 12, 2015 for the commencement of trial.
According to a statement from EFCC, 33 year old Abubakar Ali allegedly obtained the sum of N761,628,993.84 from the Federal Government of Nigeria under the Petroleum Support Fund for the purpose of importing 16,808,064 litres of Premium Motor Spirit (PMS) but fraudulently imported only 7, 953,962 litres and diverted the rest of the product and its proceeds for personal use.
He is also facing a similar charge brought against him by the EFCC before Justice Balogun of the Lagos State High Court.
Count one of the charge reads, “ that, you Nadabo Energy limited on or about 26th day of September 2011 in Lagos within the Ikeja judicial division fraudulently obtained the sum of N761,628,993.84 from the Federal Government by falsely representing that the sum represented the subsidy accrued to Nadabo Energy Limited under the Petroleum Support Fund for the importation of 16,808,064 litres of Premium Motor Spirit (PMS) which Nadabo Energy limited purported to have purchased from Delano Petroleum Corporation Akara Tortola British Virgin Island, and transported the 16,808,064 through MT Gotland Carolina (mother vessel) and MT Sonia (daughter vessel) to Nigeria, whereas Nadabo Energy limited only imported 7, 953,962 litres of PMS from Delany Petroleum Corporation Akara Tortola British Virgin Island and transported 7,953,962 litres of PMS through MT Gotland Carolina (mother vessel) and MT Songa (daughter vessel) to Nigeria. Abubakar Ali and his company pleaded not guilty to the charges.
Justice Ogunsanya granted bail to the accused persons on the terms earlier offered them by Justice Balogun and adjourned the case to November 12, 2015 for the commencement of trial.