Monday, February 29, 2016

*RAW VIDEO: "Nwanne Ole Wayy"! Mancity Kelechi Iheanacho Unleashes Igbo Language After Capital One Cup WIn


Unseen footage of Manchester City players and staff in the dressing room after winning the Capital One Cup Final vs Liverpool! In the video, the Imo State born Nigerian forward, Kelechi Iheanancho was heard speaking Ibo in Manchester City dressing room. The  Manchester City forward was celebrating City’s League Cup win against Liverpool on Sunday, February, 28.

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*VIDEO: SEE What Happened When American R&B Singer 'Ciara' Visited A Secondary School, In Lagos


According to source, American Singer Ciara today after yesterday's show decided to storm some primary and secondary schools in Lagos state Nigeria , Ciara during her Trip today paid a visit to Ilado Community Junior High School And The Akande Dahunsi Memorial Senior/junior High School Group.

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s.O.s: I have sold everything, including my wedding ring just to stay alive – Funmi Oniyelu wrongly operated by LUTH doctors

Funmilola Olasinde Oniyelu: After and before Photo
Barely able to move her body as she sunk into one of the chairs in the small living room, you could feel the pain and agony she had been through over the last eight months. With legs swollen, tummy protruding and skin bearing signs of torment, it is indeed one of the most difficult periods in the life of the young mother. Since June 22, 2015 when she was rushed to the emergency section of the Lagos University Teaching Hospital, Idi-Araba, for a Caesarean Section to deliver her of her second child, life has not been the same for 37-year-old Funmilola Olasinde Oniyelu, a graduate of Demography and Statistics from the Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile Ife, Osun State.
Apart from losing the baby that was supposed to be her second child after almost eight years of wait after the arrival of Temiloluwa, the first, Oniyelu was left on the sick bed for the next seven weeks following complications from the surgery. By the third day after she was wheeled into the theatre for the ‘operation’, Lola as she is fondly called by friends and family members, could not move her legs or any other part of her body. She was between life and death as her condition continued to deteriorate.
“None of the doctors told me anything,” she said during an encounter with our correspondent earlier in the week. By several yards, she is a different person from the beautiful and boisterous woman she once was. “I just realised that three days after the surgery, I couldn’t move my legs and other parts of my body,” she continued. “I was very worried, yet nobody explained anything to me. Then on the fifth day or so, the doctors told me that I would need dialysis and that they would also have to run some tests on me. I was shocked. Then suddenly they told me that I had developed kidney problem. It was just like that,” she recalled, battling to contain her emotions.
Rattled by the news, Oniyelu who until her predicament was a senior staff member of a big private company in Lagos, emaciated rapidly, losing weight and balance in similar fashion in a matter of days. Worried by the development and the pains the protruding tummy was causing her, Oniyelu approached her private doctor, a gynaecologist, for answers. It was in the process that the medical practitioner discovered something strange.
“After the surgery, I realised that my tummy was getting bigger. But after the pains became unbearable, I went to my private hospital and explained to the doctor who later examined me. It was in the process of his inspection that he discovered that the doctors who performed the surgery on me at LUTH had made a terrible mistake by cutting through my navel, which according to him was not proper. He told me that in the process of conducting the surgery, the surgeons were meant to cover two holes in my stomach but failed to do so and that it was the reason why my tummy was protruding.
“After the inspection that day, he referred me back to LUTH to meet the doctors for them to cover the holes but instead, I was told that the only option left for me was to undergo another surgery which they weren’t even sure was going to solve the problem except I did a kidney transplant. I was left heartbroken.
“How could I have suddenly developed kidney problem after the surgery when I never had any sign of the sickness before that time? Before the CS, I was able to pass out urine normally without any problem and nothing was wrong with my kidneys but immediately after the surgery, I couldn’t urinate normally again. The doctors at LUTH have used their carelessness to destroy my kidneys. The painful part is that they don’t even realise their error and how this has affected my life. They pretend as if all is well and have simply abandoned me to my fate. I have tried on my own to bring the attention of the hospital’s management to my plight, but so far I have not heard anything positive from them. This is not fair, I don’t deserve this type of treatment from them,” she said, before breaking down in tears.
Reacting to the allegation, the Public Relations Officer of LUTH, Mr. Kelechi Otuneme, told Saturday PUNCH that perhaps the victim was seeking for help through the wrong quarters because the authorities of the hospital have not been officially notified of the matter. He said if the sick woman had approached the institution for discussions through the appropriate channel, they would have done whatever they could to help her situation.
“The matter has not been officially brought before the management of the hospital or even me, so I cannot really comment much on it. But what I think the young lady should do is to come to the office and let us discuss. If I hear her, then we can know how to go about her case. As far as I am concerned, I don’t think her matter is before the management of the institution.
“But we must note that doctors are trained professionals who know their job, so I don’t think they would want to do anything deliberately to harm any patient under their care. In summary, all I am saying is that she should come to us for discussion so that we can see how best to intervene in her situation. The fact remains that there is no such matter before me at the moment,” he said.
To stay alive, Oniyelu has since been going for dialysis at least two times in a week at LUTH and other private hospitals, depending on where the equipment is available at the time. The situation apart from consuming her entire life savings has also swallowed her job. Today, the once bubbling and buoyant OAU graduate who finished tops of her department in 2004 has nothing more to keep her alive except her sheer determination and courage to survive. But even though her spirit has remained resolute, the realities on ground have broken her down physically. There isn’t much left for the young mother to lean on.
“I have sold virtually everything I had to take care of myself,” Lola said as she buried her face in a small towel. The sight would move you to tears. “I sold my plot of land in Ejigbo, sold my vehicle, an SUV, and even my wedding ring and other jewellery just to stay alive. My mother even had to sell her land to provide some money. The sickness has drained me inside and outside.
“Initially I thought it was something I would be able to handle on my own but as time went on, I realised that it was beyond my power. In a month, I spend nothing less than N300, 000 on dialysis alone. The sickness is the type that requires blood, so each time I go for dialysis, I take two pints of blood which cost nothing less than N26, 000. If I am not taking any injection, the dialysis would cost about N30, 000 but if I would be given injection, then I spend over N50, 000. In most cases, I go for dialysis five times in a month. As I speak, I have nothing left in the bank. In fact, it was in the course of this problem that I lost my job,” she said.
Besides the financial and material cost the health condition appears to have taken on Lola, the sickness has also had its toll on her mental and psychological formations. From a once vibrant woman, she now has to be assisted to do almost everything.
“Many times I sit back in the room and cry, wondering whatever I have done to deserve this type of predicament. Beyond the physical pains that I experience, it is the psychological trauma that this condition has subjected me to that has affected me the most. If you know what it feels like to be able to move around on your own before, then you will understand what I am talking about because now, I have to be supported to even sit down. Mine is not an experience I want to wish for even an enemy,” she said tearfully.
According to doctors, Lola will need at least N8m to undergo a kidney transplant at a specialist hospital either in Nigeria or abroad for her to have any real chance of survival. At the moment, with almost every valuable sold to keep her alive, raising the needed fund to pay for such expensive surgery could prove a daunting task for family members of the 37-year-old whose condition appears to be worsening by the day. For her, only a rapid intervention can heal her gaping wound.
To help, kindly pay into:
Bank: Zenith Bank Account 
Account number: 1005109260 (current), Branch: International Aiport Road, Lagos.
Name: Oniyelu Funmilola Cecilia
For more read SAVE Funmilola Olasinde Oniyelu

*VIDEO: Moment News correspondent Fights huge ball of snot dripping from her nose during live segment

She was on a live feed talking about Chris Christie backing Donald Trump when the booger started to come down from her nose

The NBC correspondent was on a live feed from Tennessee talking about Chris Christie backing Donald Trump when the booger started to come down from her nostril.

She didn't let it faze her, and she carried on speaking to the camera until it dropped to the floor.

Jackson didn't say if she knew it was there during her segment, but she saw the funnier side of it just hours later.

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BIZARRE! Student, "Felix Ngole" kicked Of university because he wrote Facebook messages opposing gay marriage

'Censored': Felix Ngole, 38, was expelled from Sheffield University
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A Christian student has been ejected from his university course for voicing his opposition to gay marriage on Facebook. Felix Ngole, 38, was expelled from Sheffield University after faculty staff decided he ‘may have caused offence to some individuals’.

The postgraduate father of four, who was studying to become a......

DEATH BY HANGING!! Rev. King’s death sentence caused by witches, wizards, says Church

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Last Friday’s confirmation of the death sentenced passed on General overseer of the Christian Praying Assembly (CPA) Chukwuemeka Ezeugo (aka Rev. King), has been attributed to the handiwork of witches and wizards by his church members.
The members also reaffirmed their belief that Rev. King will be spared the hangman’s noose and “return to join us.”
The self-styled cleric was sentenced to death in.......

SACKED Super Eagles Coach Sunday Oliseh to expose NFF

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Former Super Eagles coach, Sunday Oliseh, is prepared to meet the Nigeria Football Federation in court over what they termed breach of contract, The Football house is reportedly threatening to sue Oliseh for quitting his post as coach without prior notice, but the 42 year old gaffer is optimistic the.......

PHOTO: Nigerian pop star, Terry G In A Ghastly Motor Accident In Lekki Lagos

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According to news making the rounds has it, Nigerian pop star, Terry G, on Sunday, survived a ghastly motor accident in Lagos.
The accident involving his new Range Rover Sport and another vehicle, occurred while he was on his....

Sunday, February 28, 2016

Gov Ambode Please Help: 72 BLIND STUDENTS FACING EVICTION SEND AMBODE

72 BLIND STUDENTS FACING EVICTION SEND AMBODE SOS



Seventy-two blind students of Bethesda Home for the Blind (BHB) may be on their way onto the streets of Lagos, unless something is urgently done by the Lagos State government, if threats by the Executive Secretary of Surulere Local Government, Mrs. Aduke Hussein are anything to go by.
The visually impaired inmates, who have found a safe haven in the Mrs Chioma Ohakwe founded boarding school, would be losing their home, school, freedom, hope, dreams and sanity if verbal and written threats coming from their host local government are carried out.
The home located at 31, Agege Motor Road, Moshalasi, Surulere, is the brainchild of.....

PHOTO: EFCC arraigns ex-Anambra Speaker, Kanayo Chris Enemuo for Advance Fee Fraud known as 419

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The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) said yesterday it had arraigned a former Speaker of Anambra State House of Assembly Kanayo Chris Enemuo and one Alex Okafor for Advance Fee Fraud, popularly known as 419.
It said the two accused persons were put on trial on Thursday before Justice. I.N Oweibo of the Federal High Court,  Awka, Anambra State on a five count charge.
The charges border on conspiracy and obtaining money under......

LATEST! Condoms could give you cancer – World health chiefs warns

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A chemical found in everything from babies’ dummies to condoms may cause cancer, global health chiefs say.
The World Health Organisation has concluded that MBT, which is used in rubber manufacturing, ‘probably causes cancer’.
It says the chemical is in rubber gloves, condoms, soft playground surfaces made of ‘rubber crumb’, medical catheters and car tyres. Other potential sources include rubber insoles for shoes, air beds, elastic bands, babies’ dummies and swimming caps and goggles.

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SEE PHOTOs Of 4 Men Arrested By NDLEA With Narcotics Worth N61M At Abuja Airport


The National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA) has arrested four men with narcotics worth N61m at Abuja airport. Those arrested are Umeh Chidiebere Gabriel, 36, going to Birmingham with 479 grammes of cocaine, Ozoike Kelechi John, 34, going to Rome through Addis Ababa with 2.8kg of heroin, Azubuike Francis Okwochukwu, 38, going to Addis Ababa with 1.393kg of heroin and Okoro Godfrey Ogbonna, 42, going to.......

Saturday, February 27, 2016

[VIDEO] "I STOLE IT FROM YOU!" Dino Melaye Fled From SaharaReporters At Lagos Social Media Week


Dino Melaye and some of other idle Senators flanked embattled Senate President Bukola Saraki to the Social Media event in Lagos. Watch as Dino Melaye avoided questions from Sahara Reporters about his often flaunted controversial luxury-acquisitions.

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s.O.s: I have sold everything, including my wedding ring just to stay alive – Funmi Oniyelu wrongly operated by LUTH doctors

Funmilola Olasinde Oniyelu: After and before Photo
Barely able to move her body as she sunk into one of the chairs in the small living room, you could feel the pain and agony she had been through over the last eight months. With legs swollen, tummy protruding and skin bearing signs of torment, it is indeed one of the most difficult periods in the life of the young mother. Since June 22, 2015 when she was rushed to the emergency section of the Lagos University Teaching Hospital, Idi-Araba, for a Caesarean Section to deliver her of her second child, life has not been the same for 37-year-old Funmilola Olasinde Oniyelu, a graduate of Demography and Statistics from the Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile Ife, Osun State.
Apart from losing the baby that was supposed to be her second child after almost eight years of wait after the arrival of Temiloluwa, the first, Oniyelu was left on the sick bed for the next seven weeks following complications from the surgery. By the third day after she was wheeled into the theatre for the ‘operation’, Lola as she is fondly called by friends and family members, could not move her legs or any other part of her body. She was between life and death as her condition continued to deteriorate.
“None of the doctors told me anything,” she said during an encounter with our correspondent earlier in the week. By several yards, she is a different person from the beautiful and boisterous woman she once was. “I just realised that three days after the surgery, I couldn’t move my legs and other parts of my body,” she continued. “I was very worried, yet nobody explained anything to me. Then on the fifth day or so, the doctors told me that I would need dialysis and that they would also have to run some tests on me. I was shocked. Then suddenly they told me that I had developed kidney problem. It was just like that,” she recalled, battling to contain her emotions.

Rattled by the news, Oniyelu who until her predicament was a senior staff member of a big private company in Lagos, emaciated rapidly, losing weight and balance in similar fashion in a matter of days. Worried by the development and the pains the protruding tummy was causing her, Oniyelu approached her private doctor, a gynaecologist, for answers. It was in the process that the medical practitioner discovered something strange.
“After the surgery, I realised that my tummy was getting bigger. But after the pains became unbearable, I went to my private hospital and explained to the doctor who later examined me. It was in the process of his inspection that he discovered that the doctors who performed the surgery on me at LUTH had made a terrible mistake by cutting through my navel, which according to him was not proper. He told me that in the process of conducting the surgery, the surgeons were meant to cover two holes in my stomach but failed to do so and that it was the reason why my tummy was protruding.
“After the inspection that day, he referred me back to LUTH to meet the doctors for them to cover the holes but instead, I was told that the only option left for me was to undergo another surgery which they weren’t even sure was going to solve the problem except I did a kidney transplant. I was left heartbroken.
“How could I have suddenly developed kidney problem after the surgery when I never had any sign of the sickness before that time? Before the CS, I was able to pass out urine normally without any problem and nothing was wrong with my kidneys but immediately after the surgery, I couldn’t urinate normally again. The doctors at LUTH have used their carelessness to destroy my kidneys. The painful part is that they don’t even realise their error and how this has affected my life. They pretend as if all is well and have simply abandoned me to my fate. I have tried on my own to bring the attention of the hospital’s management to my plight, but so far I have not heard anything positive from them. This is not fair, I don’t deserve this type of treatment from them,” she said, before breaking down in tears.
Reacting to the allegation, the Public Relations Officer of LUTH, Mr. Kelechi Otuneme, told Saturday PUNCH that perhaps the victim was seeking for help through the wrong quarters because the authorities of the hospital have not been officially notified of the matter. He said if the sick woman had approached the institution for discussions through the appropriate channel, they would have done whatever they could to help her situation.
“The matter has not been officially brought before the management of the hospital or even me, so I cannot really comment much on it. But what I think the young lady should do is to come to the office and let us discuss. If I hear her, then we can know how to go about her case. As far as I am concerned, I don’t think her matter is before the management of the institution.
“But we must note that doctors are trained professionals who know their job, so I don’t think they would want to do anything deliberately to harm any patient under their care. In summary, all I am saying is that she should come to us for discussion so that we can see how best to intervene in her situation. The fact remains that there is no such matter before me at the moment,” he said.
To stay alive, Oniyelu has since been going for dialysis at least two times in a week at LUTH and other private hospitals, depending on where the equipment is available at the time. The situation apart from consuming her entire life savings has also swallowed her job. Today, the once bubbling and buoyant OAU graduate who finished tops of her department in 2004 has nothing more to keep her alive except her sheer determination and courage to survive. But even though her spirit has remained resolute, the realities on ground have broken her down physically. There isn’t much left for the young mother to lean on.
“I have sold virtually everything I had to take care of myself,” Lola said as she buried her face in a small towel. The sight would move you to tears. “I sold my plot of land in Ejigbo, sold my vehicle, an SUV, and even my wedding ring and other jewellery just to stay alive. My mother even had to sell her land to provide some money. The sickness has drained me inside and outside.
“Initially I thought it was something I would be able to handle on my own but as time went on, I realised that it was beyond my power. In a month, I spend nothing less than N300, 000 on dialysis alone. The sickness is the type that requires blood, so each time I go for dialysis, I take two pints of blood which cost nothing less than N26, 000. If I am not taking any injection, the dialysis would cost about N30, 000 but if I would be given injection, then I spend over N50, 000. In most cases, I go for dialysis five times in a month. As I speak, I have nothing left in the bank. In fact, it was in the course of this problem that I lost my job,” she said.
Besides the financial and material cost the health condition appears to have taken on Lola, the sickness has also had its toll on her mental and psychological formations. From a once vibrant woman, she now has to be assisted to do almost everything.
“Many times I sit back in the room and cry, wondering whatever I have done to deserve this type of predicament. Beyond the physical pains that I experience, it is the psychological trauma that this condition has subjected me to that has affected me the most. If you know what it feels like to be able to move around on your own before, then you will understand what I am talking about because now, I have to be supported to even sit down. Mine is not an experience I want to wish for even an enemy,” she said tearfully.
According to doctors, Lola will need at least N8m to undergo a kidney transplant at a specialist hospital either in Nigeria or abroad for her to have any real chance of survival. At the moment, with almost every valuable sold to keep her alive, raising the needed fund to pay for such expensive surgery could prove a daunting task for family members of the 37-year-old whose condition appears to be worsening by the day. For her, only a rapid intervention can heal her gaping wound.

To help, kindly pay into Zenith Bank Account: Name: Oniyelu Funmilola Cecilia, Account number: 1005109260 (current), Branch: International Aiport Road, Lagos.

For more read SAVE Funmilola Olasinde Oniyelu

Please lets help save Funmilola Olasinde Oniyelu, no amount is too small to donate! God Bless!

*VERY DISTURBING/GRAPHIC PHOTO: House Girl Butchers Little Child under her care

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Omg! Omg! Very Very Evil!! This is really devilish of a human and graphic of a photo!

Saw this on the internet and decided to inform y'all especially parents. Please...i beg please mind those you entrust the care of your child to.

According to source, someone posted the photo on Facebook and said that" a house girl did to this innocent child, parents especially mother's please take note of the type of maids you employ. Be very sure of who you pick as a maid, may God help us."

How, where is happened and what prompted that so called house girl to do this evil act wasn't mentioned!

WARNING! WARNING!! WARNING!! PHOTO IS SO GRAPHIC AND DISTURBING!! VIEWERS DISCRETION IS HIGHLY ADVISED!!

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*PHOTO: Nasarawa Civil-Service Sacks Ruquayyat-Usman For A Facebook Post


A lady, Ruquayyat Tijjani Usman, shared the alleged post and the termination letter she received from her employers, Nassarawa State Civil Service Commission, Lafia, on her twitter handle.
Ruquayyat tweeted that she lost her job following a Facebook post she made.
In her Facebook post she questioned about the death of a a Nurse colleague who died from the Lassa fever virus and thus questioned the proactive measures the Nasarawa state government have taken to address the situation. Her post was said to have rattled the Nasarawa state government that they immediately issued her a termination letter.

See her tweets after the cut.....

*PHOTO: I kidnap people to raise money for my Pregnant girlfriend’s bride price – Uzordima Chukwudi

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Uzordima Chukwudi, and some of his gang members
Uzordima Chukwudi, 29, was a lotto operator before he took to kidnapping, a trade he was into before he was arrested by the Inspector General of Police Special Intelligence Response Team, led by CSP Abba Kyari.
Chukwudi was arrested alongside some other members of the group, including Joseph Chiaotu, aka Ejima, 21, Anozie Chinonso, 25 and 27-year-old Chukwuma Agim, who is a prison official, in connection with the kidnap of a woman in Imo State.

Speaking to journalists during the week, Chukwudi said he was studying.....

*VIDEO: SEE the 300 cows Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe donated to African Union as gift

Photo credit: AU Foundation

Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe has donated 300 cattle to the African Union to help it become less dependent on foreign donors.
The cattle were handed over to AU deputy chairman Erastus Mwencha on Thursday at a....

Friday, February 26, 2016

#SOCCER: NFF to drag Oliseh to FIFA, CAS, and Appoints Samson Siasia as Super Eagles coach

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The Nigeria Football Federation, NFF, stung by the sudden resignation of coach Sunday Oliseh have asked their lawyers to study religiously his contract and come up with possible areas he breached the contract that will guide them in dragging him before FIFA and the Court of Arbitration, CAS.
It was gathered that Oliseh collected his backlog of.....