A pastor and a married
woman said to be his
lover have been arrested
by police in Edo in
connection with the
murder of the woman’s
husband, Victor
Nsongbunyo, who is a
Deputy Manager with the
NNPC.
He was said to have been
killed in Benin, capital of
Edo State, by his wife and
her lover, the Pastor, due
to the fact that he had
begun to suspect her of
infidelity.
Late Mr Victor Nsongbuyo
was said to have begun
questioning the paternity
of the children his wife
has for him and the one
she was expecting. Below
are the shocking
revelations...
Mr Victor visited their
home town to complain to
his family and his in-
laws. Consequently, the
families resolved that a
DNA test would be
conducted after the wife
gave birth to the
child . This arrangement,
according to sources,
incensed the wife,
prompting her into plotting
to murder her husband
with her lover, who is a
Pastor.
According to police
sources, Victor returned
from work on Friday
October 22, 2013, his
suspected killers came
and killed him, and put
the mutilated body into
one of his old cars. The
car was driven to Sapele
road, Benin, where it was
set ablaze with his body.
The following Monday,
October 25, the woman
was said to have gone to
her late husband’s office
to report that he was
missing. She was also
said to have reported the
incident of the husband’s
death to the police.
Thereafter, she went to
her husband’s bank where
she allegedly withdrew
N4million from his
account .
It was gathered that
following information to a
staff of the NNPC that a
burnt car was sighted
somewhere along Sapele
Road, they rushed to the
scene and found it was
the late
Mr. Victor Nsongbunyo’s
car.
The NNPC staff rushed to
his wife at their home to
inform her of the finding,
but surprisingly, found her
sitting comfortably at
home watching African
Magic , a situation which
prompted police suspicion
of the woman.
The police were said to
have launched a search
for the car given
to Victor by NNPC
following his promotion,
and the car was
reportedly traced to a
compound at Ekenwan
road in Benin.
The police detectives were
said to have accosted a
lady in the compound
where the car was packed
and she in fear opened
up. She told the police
that the car was packed
by a Pastor who lives in
the compound.
Further investigation by
the police led them to
observe burns in the
Pastor’s left hand and
face. The pastor had
reportedly told the police
that one of his daughters
in the church sowed a
seed with the car.
He was said to have led
the police to the residence
of the said "daughter"
who sowed seed with the
car, but it turned out that
it was the residence of the
deceased and it was the
deceased’s wife.
The police then arrested
the pastor and the
deceased’s wife, both of
whom are now helping the
police in their
investigation into the
murder of
Mr. Victor Nsongbunyo.
The police in Edo State
say they are shocked by
the ugly developme
Wednesday, 11 December 2013
PHOTO: Angel Appear During Worship In Redeemed Church
Strange things are really
happening these days. It
is left for you to believe
them or doubt...
According to the
story, a Lagos-based
Christian band, The
Perfected Praise
Singers, were doing
their thing at a
Redeemed Church
branch in Ebute-
Metta, Lagos, and
some people were
taking pictures with
their Ipads as the
praise and worship
went on inside the
church.
A young boy used
his parent Ipad to
take pictures too and
when they got home
the picture above of
an Angel was among
the clips they saw in
the Ipad. Wow! If this
is true, then you all
need to be careful
when next you are in
church, especially
during praise and
worship session. You
never know who
could be around
Pastor Caught With Married Woman After Her Husband's Death
A pastor and a married
woman said to be his
lover have been arrested
by police in Edo in
connection with the
murder of the woman’s
husband, Victor
Nsongbunyo, who is a
Deputy Manager with the
NNPC.
He was said to have been
killed in Benin, capital of
Edo State, by his wife and
her lover, the Pastor, due
to the fact that he had
begun to suspect her of
infidelity.
Late Mr Victor Nsongbuyo
was said to have begun
questioning the paternity
of the children his wife
has for him and the one
she was expecting. Below
are the shocking
revelations...
Mr Victor visited their
home town to complain to
his family and his in-
laws. Consequently, the
families resolved that a
DNA test would be
conducted after the wife
gave birth to the
child . This arrangement,
according to sources,
incensed the wife,
prompting her into plotting
to murder her husband
with her lover, who is a
Pastor.
According to police
sources, Victor returned
from work on Friday
October 22, 2013, his
suspected killers came
and killed him, and put
the mutilated body into
one of his old cars. The
car was driven to Sapele
road, Benin, where it was
set ablaze with his body.
The following Monday,
October 25, the woman
was said to have gone to
her late husband’s office
to report that he was
missing. She was also
said to have reported the
incident of the husband’s
death to the police.
Thereafter, she went to
her husband’s bank where
she allegedly withdrew
N4million from his
account .
It was gathered that
following information to a
staff of the NNPC that a
burnt car was sighted
somewhere along Sapele
Road, they rushed to the
scene and found it was
the late
Mr. Victor Nsongbunyo’s
car.
The NNPC staff rushed to
his wife at their home to
inform her of the finding,
but surprisingly, found her
sitting comfortably at
home watching African
Magic , a situation which
prompted police suspicion
of the woman.
The police were said to
have launched a search
for the car given
to Victor by NNPC
following his promotion,
and the car was
reportedly traced to a
compound at Ekenwan
road in Benin.
The police detectives were
said to have accosted a
lady in the compound
where the car was packed
and she in fear opened
up. She told the police
that the car was packed
by a Pastor who lives in
the compound.
Further investigation by
the police led them to
observe burns in the
Pastor’s left hand and
face. The pastor had
reportedly told the police
that one of his daughters
in the church sowed a
seed with the car.
He was said to have led
the police to the residence
of the said "daughter"
who sowed seed with the
car, but it turned out that
it was the residence of the
deceased and it was the
deceased’s wife.
The police then arrested
the pastor and the
deceased’s wife, both of
whom are now helping the
police in their
investigation into the
murder of
Mr. Victor Nsongbunyo.
The police in Edo State
say they are shocked by
the ugly developme
Tuesday, 10 December 2013
Winners At Best Of Nollywood 2013
Below are the Full List of
Winners at Best Of Nollywood
2013
Best Actor in a Leading Role
(English): OC Ukeje – Alan Poza
Best Actress in a Leading Role
(English): Omoni Oboli –
Brother’s Keeper
Best Actor in a Leading Role
(Yoruba): Mike Ezuruonye –
Unforgivable
Best Actress in a Leading Role
(Yoruba): Joke Muyiwa –
Ayitale
Best Actor in a Supporting Role
(English): Alex Ekubo –
Weekend Getaway
Best Actress in a Supporting
Role (English): Rita Dominic –
Finding Mercy
Best Actor in a Supporting Role
(Yoruba): Odunlade Adekola –
Aja
Best Actress in a Supporting
Role (Yoruba): Fathia Balogun
– Irugbin
Most Promising Act of the Year
(Male): Kola Ajeyemi – Were
Meta
Most Promising Act of the Year
(Male): Sylvya Oluchy – On
Bended Knees
Best Child Actor (Male):
Asimiyu Uthman Omokunmi –
Ifa Iwa
Best Child Actor (Female):
Oyinda Lanpejo – Finding
Mercy
Best Comedy of the Year –
Nanny
Movie with Best Social
Message – Journey to Self
Best Kiss in a Movie: Ibironke
Ashaolu & Wale Akanbi –
Unforgivable
Onga Best Use of Nigerian Food
in a Movie – In Her Shoes
Best Short Movie: Epitaph
Best Screenplay: Confusion Na
Wa
Movie with Best Production
Design: Confusion Na Wa
Movie with Best Sound:
Cobweb
Director of the Year: Kenneth
Gyang – Confusion Na Wa
Movie of the Year: Confusion Na
Wa
Best Use of Costume: Twin
Sword
Movie with the Best Special
Effect: Judgment Night
Revelation of the Year (Female):
Laitan Ogungbele
Revelation of the Year (Male):
Charles Billion Pius
Movie Journalist of the Year:
Hafees Balogun – Daily
Independent
Marketer of the Year: Divine
Touch
FRESH BORNO VIOLENCE: Boko Haram Ambush Motorist
Hardly a day passed since
unknown
gunmen, allegedly belonging to
the
dreaded Boko Haram sect,
ambushed
motorists in Borno State
villages of
Gwoza-Firgi-Ngurosoya federal
highway,
when, on Monday, another
group of
insurgents assaulted motorists
along the
troubled Maiduguri-Damboa-
Biu road.
The first incident resulted in
death of five
passengers, one of whom was
en route to
Maiduguri to attend his
brother's wedding.
In the course of the second
attack, two
trucks loaded with oranges and
a Toyota car
were set ablaze, and the drivers
were
abducted, their destination still
unknown.
The last incident, it was
gathered, took place
not far away from Iimanti/
Bullabulin
Ngarwa communities, notorious
for
previous deadly road attacks
masterminded
by Boko Haram.
A motorist/driver who managed
to escape
the attack and identified himself
as Mallam
Musa Usman, narrated that the
incident
occurred at about 9am on
Monday. A group
of terrorists, while crossing over
the
highway from their camps in
Sambisa Game
Forests, came across a number
motorists on
the road, barricaded them, and
set the
vehicles ablaze.
Pastor Nabbed For Swindling Woman Of N9,000 For Deliverance
47-year-old Peter Chukwuma,
who posed as a pastor was
arraigned in a Grade 1 Area
Court at Aso
Pada in Mararaba, Nasarawa
State by the
police on Friday for swindling a
woman of
N9,000.
According to the prosecutor, PC
Friday Adaji,
the accused and one other now
at large
tricked one Ms hristiano Ameh
of Kabayi
village, Mararaba into believing
they were
men of God.
Ms Christiana who lodged the
report at the
'A' Division Police Station,
Mararaba on Nov.
29. said she was returning from
work when
the accused came to her and
told her he had
a message from God that the
money she
had on her was blood money.
The accused collected N9,000
and one Itel
mobile phone valued at N7,000
from Ameh
to perform deliverance prayer
that will solve
all her problems.
Adaji added that the accused
disappeared
with the money and mobile
phone to an
unknown destination until he
was arrested.
The accused was charged with
criminal
conspiracy and cheating.
Mr Adaji said that the offence
contravened
the provisions of Sections 97
and 322 of the
Penal Code.
If convicted, the accused could
spend up to
three years in prison or an
option to pay a
fine or both.
The accused, however, pleaded
not guilty
saying, "I am only a labourer,
not a pastor."
The judge, Mr Albert Maga,
admitted the
accused to bail in the sum of
N20,000 and a
surety in like sum and
adjourned the case to
Dec. 19 for hearing.
Criminal Released From Prison Gets Nabbed 48 Hours After For Another
A 22-year-old serial burglar,
David Ekwe, was charged to
Omi
Adio Magistrates' Court on
Monday,
December 2, the second time in
six days,
after he was caught at Ile-Titun
area of
Ibadan with a plasma TV he
allegedly
stole from a house he burgled.
Information gathered had it that
residents
of the area had lodged a
complaint at Eleyele
police station that burglars
usually invaded
their houses between the hours
of 9a.m.
and 4p.m. when they would
have gone out
to their offices or shops.
The Divisional Police Officer,
Deputy
Superintendent of Police
Olawole Ayoola,
reportedly held a meeting with
the head and
members of the community,
after which he
deployed plain-clothes police
detectives in
the area.
The move paid off on Friday,
November 29
when a boy was sighted
loitering. A trap
was reportedly set for him and
not quite
long, he was seen coming from
a street with
a plasma TV in its box. When
apprehended,
Ekwe confessed to have
burgled a house
and when he took policemen to
the house,
it was discovered that not a
single member
of the household was around.
Ekwe further revealed that his
gang had
about four members, with one
of them
already in prison while others
were still
working in other parts of the
city.
Immediately he was brought to
the station,
policemen recognised him as
the suspect
that was charged to court on
November 26
for the same crime. He was
said to have
pleaded guilty at the court,
which made the
magistrate not to waste time
on his case. He
was said to have sentenced the
accused to
one year imprisonment with an
option of
N10,000 fine.
Ironically, the complainant in
the case was
reported to have assisted the
convict in
paying the fine the following
day, which
aided his release from prison
custody on
November 27. He was caught
again 48
hours after.
Ekwe, when taken before the
same
magistrate last Tuesday, was
remanded in
prison custody and his case
adjourned till
December 16.
Manchester United FC Fan Commits Suicide After Newcastle Defeat
Culled From DailyMail..
A man believed to be a fan of
Manchester United Football
Club committed suicide
Saturday night in Nairobi’s
Pipeline estate after the team
lost 1-0 to Newcastle.
Police said John Jimmy
Macharia aged 23 jumped to
his death from the 7th floor of a
building he was after learning
his team had lost in the
Saturday evening match.
According to Nairobi County
police chief Benson Kibue,
Macharia told his friends he
could not stand and watch the
team beaten in a row before he
leapt down dying on the spot.
“All witness accounts suggest
he committed suicide because
the team lost but officers are
still talking to those who were
with him as part of the
investigations into the
incident,” he said.
Kibue advised the youth in the
city to realise the English
Premier League just like any
other sport is a game and they
should not be emotional with it.
“It is not the first time we are
losing a young man because of
the football in England, which is
far away from us. They need to
know that is just a game,” said
Kibue.
The body was later removed
and taken to the mortuary by
police who arrived there.
Macharia is said to have
landed on his head dying
instantly.
Manchester United slumped to
their second home Premier
League defeat in the space of
four days as Yohan Cabaye's
goal gave Newcastle a first
league victory at Old Trafford
since 1972.
INCREDIBLE!! Python Caught On Camera Vomiting A Dog After Swallowing it! [PHOTOS
A massive python was spotted
coughing up a dog it devoured
on the streets of Bangkok.
A cellphone video of the grisly
regurgitation shows the snake
stretch its huge jaw out wide
and back up until the canine is
completely out of its system,
reported Nine News.
“The video tells me that the
python was being stressed —
like someone was poking at it
— because the python will have
a much more difficult time
defending itself if it has a huge
meal in it,” reptile expert and
conservationist Jim Nesci told
the Daily News.
The harrowing clip was posted
to YouTube and LiveLeak,
where it garnered more than
100,000 views.
But Nesci suspected that the
incident may have been filmed
by someone familiar with the
snakes.
Nesci said that the python
reticulatus is very common in
southeastern Asia, and he
found it peculiar that someone
happened to have a snake pole
ready to go.
“If you look at the one part
(toward the end of the clip),
that guy has a noose that he
uses,” Nesci said. “It tells me
that they knew right away that
the snake was going to yak up
the dog.”
The only reason other than
stress that a python would
regurgitate its meal would be if
it had digestion trouble, Nesci
explained.
“In nature, predators are very
opportunistic and will eat
whatever they can at the time
because they don’t know when
they can eat next.”
Seven Strongest Military In Africa
When it comes to the military
strength of all
African countries, the keywords
to consider
are “not enough information.”
The Global Fire Power ranking,
or GFP,
measures countries’ military
strength and
assigns a power index number
in order to
compare them to other
countries. Many
factors are taken into
consideration, and
smaller countries can compete
with larger
ones due to points given for
refinement and
technological advancement.
Just seven African countries
are ranked by
the GFP. An inadequate amount
of
information is available to
compare other
countries that are not included.
Based on
available information, the
following
countries represent the most
powerful
militaries on the African
continent in 2013,
according to
GlobalFirepower.com.
Numbers reflect each country’s
power index,
derived from a unique algorithm
developed
by GFP. A perfect score is a
0.0000. The
lower the number, the stronger
the military,
and bonuses and penalties are
added to
country scores as needed.
1. Egypt – Power Index: 0.7569
En.Wikipedia.org
Egypt is put over the top with
regard to
military strength due to the
sheer size of its
armed forces. Nearly 500,000
personnel
serve on its active frontline
force, far
surpassing all of its African
neighbors, as
well as its nearly 10,000
armored fighting
vehicles, 60,000 logistical
vehicles, 900
aircraft, and large oil reserve
from which to
draw. Again, the military has
been
somewhat undermined in the
wake of the
Egyptian Revolution, but some
argue that its
increased role in government
has made it
stronger than ever. Whether or
not this is a
cause for celebration or
concern will remain
hotly debated for some time to
come.
2. Ethiopia – Power Index:
1.1725
TigraIOnline.com
As a landlocked country,
Ethiopia has
focused its resources on
developing its army
and air force to an impressive
degree (the
GFP doesn’t penalize
landlocked countries
for not having a naval force).
Several
hundred thousand personnel
make up its
current force, and they have
significant
numbers of land and air
systems at their
disposal. Furthermore, an
enormous
population that is fit for service
allows
Ethiopia to maintain the
capacity to turn out
an even larger fighting force,
and gives the
country one of the greatest
militaries on the
continent.
3. South Africa – Power Index:
1.2582
BBC.co.uk
As it hasn’t been embroiled in
an
international military conflict for
some time,
South Africa uses its highly
advanced
military for more peacekeeping
and
international cooperation
purposes. Its
aircraft and naval vessels are
notoriously
well-equipped with the latest
technology,
and though the country has
less than
100,000 active frontline
personnel, it has the
capabilities and manpower for
much more.
Add to that a vast array of land
system
technology, and the South
African military is
indeed a force to be reckoned
with.
4. Nigeria – Power Index:
1.3441
YNaija.com
Due to its size, it’s no surprise
that several
hundred thousand troops
comprise the
Nigerian Armed Forces, through
its army,
navy, and air force. Like
Algeria, an abundant
domestic oil supply eases the
financial
burden to be involved in military
conflict,
and it has more than 1,400
armored
vehicles, 360 tanks, and 6,000
logistical
vehicles at its disposal, as well
as nearly 300
aircraft and 25 high-powered
naval vessels.
5. Algeria – Power Index:
1.4107
Al-Monitor.com
As Algeria has a large maritime
border, it
has developed all of its military
capabilities
to an impressively modern
degree, including
its land, sea, and air forces.
Algeria’s active
frontline personnel numbers
more than
127,000 troops and it has
nearly 2,000
armored fighting vehicles at its
disposal.
Algeria also has the added
benefit of its own
oil reserves, allowing it to use
its own fuel to
power tanks, aircraft carriers,
naval vessels,
and more.
6. Kenya – Power Index:
1.6237
Shout-Africa.com
Kenya has established itself as
a vital
participant in international
peacekeeping
missions, and is able to do so
due to a high
merchant marine strength and
an enormous
labor force – resulting in high
available
manpower. Though it doesn’t
possess as
much of its own equipment, its
role as a
member of international teams
allows the
Kenyan military to share
resources with
other countries, strengthening
its own
capabilities at the same time.
7. Libya – Power Index: 1.8428
Alarabiya.net
The strength of Libya’s military
comes mainly
from its large cache of
equipment, despite a
relatively small number of
active troops.
Further hampering Libya’s
abilities is the
continuing violence and unrest
stemming
from the revolution begun in
2011 which
has yet to see a stable
government emerge
from it. Regardless, the country
still has
available 2,500 armored
fighting vehicles,
500 tanks, 600 towed artillery
pieces, 6,500
logistical vehicles, and much
more.
Pastor Caught With Married Woman After Her Husband's Death
A pastor and a married
woman said to be his
lover have been arrested
by police in Edo in
connection with the
murder of the woman’s
husband, Victor
Nsongbunyo, who is a
Deputy Manager with the
NNPC.
He was said to have been
killed in Benin, capital of
Edo State, by his wife and
her lover, the Pastor, due
to the fact that he had
begun to suspect her of
infidelity.
Late Mr Victor Nsongbuyo
was said to have begun
questioning the paternity
of the children his wife
has for him and the one
she was expecting. Below
are the shocking
revelations...
Mr Victor visited their
home town to complain to
his family and his in-
laws. Consequently, the
families resolved that a
DNA test would be
conducted after the wife
gave birth to the
child . This arrangement,
according to sources,
incensed the wife,
prompting her into plotting
to murder her husband
with her lover, who is a
Pastor.
According to police
sources, Victor returned
from work on Friday
October 22, 2013, his
suspected killers came
and killed him, and put
the mutilated body into
one of his old cars. The
car was driven to Sapele
road, Benin, where it was
set ablaze with his body.
The following Monday,
October 25, the woman
was said to have gone to
her late husband’s office
to report that he was
missing. She was also
said to have reported the
incident of the husband’s
death to the police.
Thereafter, she went to
her husband’s bank where
she allegedly withdrew
N4million from his
account .
It was gathered that
following information to a
staff of the NNPC that a
burnt car was sighted
somewhere along Sapele
Road, they rushed to the
scene and found it was
the late
Mr. Victor Nsongbunyo’s
car.
The NNPC staff rushed to
his wife at their home to
inform her of the finding,
but surprisingly, found her
sitting comfortably at
home watching African
Magic , a situation which
prompted police suspicion
of the woman.
The police were said to
have launched a search
for the car given
to Victor by NNPC
following his promotion,
and the car was
reportedly traced to a
compound at Ekenwan
road in Benin.
The police detectives were
said to have accosted a
lady in the compound
where the car was packed
and she in fear opened
up. She told the police
that the car was packed
by a Pastor who lives in
the compound.
Further investigation by
the police led them to
observe burns in the
Pastor’s left hand and
face. The pastor had
reportedly told the police
that one of his daughters
in the church sowed a
seed with the car.
He was said to have led
the police to the residence
of the said "daughter"
who sowed seed with the
car, but it turned out that
it was the residence of the
deceased and it was the
deceased’s wife.
The police then arrested
the pastor and the
deceased’s wife, both of
whom are now helping the
police in their
investigation into the
murder of
Mr. Victor Nsongbunyo.
The police in Edo State
say they are shocked by
the ugly developme
PHOTO: Angel Appear During Worship In Redeemed Church
Strange things are really
happening these days. It
is left for you to believe
them or doubt...
According to the
story, a Lagos-based
Christian band, The
Perfected Praise
Singers, were doing
their thing at a
Redeemed Church
branch in Ebute-
Metta, Lagos, and
some people were
taking pictures with
their Ipads as the
praise and worship
went on inside the
church.
A young boy used
his parent Ipad to
take pictures too and
when they got home
the picture above of
an Angel was among
the clips they saw in
the Ipad. Wow! If this
is true, then you all
need to be careful
when next you are in
church, especially
during praise and
worship session. You
never know who
could be around
Pastor Caught With Married Woman After Her Husband's Death
A pastor and a married
woman said to be his
lover have been arrested
by police in Edo in
connection with the
murder of the woman’s
husband, Victor
Nsongbunyo, who is a
Deputy Manager with the
NNPC.
He was said to have been
killed in Benin, capital of
Edo State, by his wife and
her lover, the Pastor, due
to the fact that he had
begun to suspect her of
infidelity.
Late Mr Victor Nsongbuyo
was said to have begun
questioning the paternity
of the children his wife
has for him and the one
she was expecting. Below
are the shocking
revelations...
Mr Victor visited their
home town to complain to
his family and his in-
laws. Consequently, the
families resolved that a
DNA test would be
conducted after the wife
gave birth to the
child . This arrangement,
according to sources,
incensed the wife,
prompting her into plotting
to murder her husband
with her lover, who is a
Pastor.
According to police
sources, Victor returned
from work on Friday
October 22, 2013, his
suspected killers came
and killed him, and put
the mutilated body into
one of his old cars. The
car was driven to Sapele
road, Benin, where it was
set ablaze with his body.
The following Monday,
October 25, the woman
was said to have gone to
her late husband’s office
to report that he was
missing. She was also
said to have reported the
incident of the husband’s
death to the police.
Thereafter, she went to
her husband’s bank where
she allegedly withdrew
N4million from his
account .
It was gathered that
following information to a
staff of the NNPC that a
burnt car was sighted
somewhere along Sapele
Road, they rushed to the
scene and found it was
the late
Mr. Victor Nsongbunyo’s
car.
The NNPC staff rushed to
his wife at their home to
inform her of the finding,
but surprisingly, found her
sitting comfortably at
home watching African
Magic , a situation which
prompted police suspicion
of the woman.
The police were said to
have launched a search
for the car given
to Victor by NNPC
following his promotion,
and the car was
reportedly traced to a
compound at Ekenwan
road in Benin.
The police detectives were
said to have accosted a
lady in the compound
where the car was packed
and she in fear opened
up. She told the police
that the car was packed
by a Pastor who lives in
the compound.
Further investigation by
the police led them to
observe burns in the
Pastor’s left hand and
face. The pastor had
reportedly told the police
that one of his daughters
in the church sowed a
seed with the car.
He was said to have led
the police to the residence
of the said "daughter"
who sowed seed with the
car, but it turned out that
it was the residence of the
deceased and it was the
deceased’s wife.
The police then arrested
the pastor and the
deceased’s wife, both of
whom are now helping the
police in their
investigation into the
murder of
Mr. Victor Nsongbunyo.
The police in Edo State
say they are shocked by
the ugly developme
Winners At Best Of Nollywood 2013
Below are the Full List of
Winners at Best Of Nollywood
2013
Best Actor in a Leading Role
(English): OC Ukeje – Alan Poza
Best Actress in a Leading Role
(English): Omoni Oboli –
Brother’s Keeper
Best Actor in a Leading Role
(Yoruba): Mike Ezuruonye –
Unforgivable
Best Actress in a Leading Role
(Yoruba): Joke Muyiwa –
Ayitale
Best Actor in a Supporting Role
(English): Alex Ekubo –
Weekend Getaway
Best Actress in a Supporting
Role (English): Rita Dominic –
Finding Mercy
Best Actor in a Supporting Role
(Yoruba): Odunlade Adekola –
Aja
Best Actress in a Supporting
Role (Yoruba): Fathia Balogun
– Irugbin
Most Promising Act of the Year
(Male): Kola Ajeyemi – Were
Meta
Most Promising Act of the Year
(Male): Sylvya Oluchy – On
Bended Knees
Best Child Actor (Male):
Asimiyu Uthman Omokunmi –
Ifa Iwa
Best Child Actor (Female):
Oyinda Lanpejo – Finding
Mercy
Best Comedy of the Year –
Nanny
Movie with Best Social
Message – Journey to Self
Best Kiss in a Movie: Ibironke
Ashaolu & Wale Akanbi –
Unforgivable
Onga Best Use of Nigerian Food
in a Movie – In Her Shoes
Best Short Movie: Epitaph
Best Screenplay: Confusion Na
Wa
Movie with Best Production
Design: Confusion Na Wa
Movie with Best Sound:
Cobweb
Director of the Year: Kenneth
Gyang – Confusion Na Wa
Movie of the Year: Confusion Na
Wa
Best Use of Costume: Twin
Sword
Movie with the Best Special
Effect: Judgment Night
Revelation of the Year (Female):
Laitan Ogungbele
Revelation of the Year (Male):
Charles Billion Pius
Movie Journalist of the Year:
Hafees Balogun – Daily
Independent
Marketer of the Year: Divine
Touch
FRESH BORNO VIOLENCE: Boko Haram Ambush Motorist
Hardly a day passed since
unknown
gunmen, allegedly belonging to
the
dreaded Boko Haram sect,
ambushed
motorists in Borno State
villages of
Gwoza-Firgi-Ngurosoya federal
highway,
when, on Monday, another
group of
insurgents assaulted motorists
along the
troubled Maiduguri-Damboa-
Biu road.
The first incident resulted in
death of five
passengers, one of whom was
en route to
Maiduguri to attend his
brother's wedding.
In the course of the second
attack, two
trucks loaded with oranges and
a Toyota car
were set ablaze, and the drivers
were
abducted, their destination still
unknown.
The last incident, it was
gathered, took place
not far away from Iimanti/
Bullabulin
Ngarwa communities, notorious
for
previous deadly road attacks
masterminded
by Boko Haram.
A motorist/driver who managed
to escape
the attack and identified himself
as Mallam
Musa Usman, narrated that the
incident
occurred at about 9am on
Monday. A group
of terrorists, while crossing over
the
highway from their camps in
Sambisa Game
Forests, came across a number
motorists on
the road, barricaded them, and
set the
vehicles ablaze.
Pastor Nabbed For Swindling Woman Of N9,000 For Deliverance
47-year-old Peter Chukwuma,
who posed as a pastor was
arraigned in a Grade 1 Area
Court at Aso
Pada in Mararaba, Nasarawa
State by the
police on Friday for swindling a
woman of
N9,000.
According to the prosecutor, PC
Friday Adaji,
the accused and one other now
at large
tricked one Ms hristiano Ameh
of Kabayi
village, Mararaba into believing
they were
men of God.
Ms Christiana who lodged the
report at the
'A' Division Police Station,
Mararaba on Nov.
29. said she was returning from
work when
the accused came to her and
told her he had
a message from God that the
money she
had on her was blood money.
The accused collected N9,000
and one Itel
mobile phone valued at N7,000
from Ameh
to perform deliverance prayer
that will solve
all her problems.
Adaji added that the accused
disappeared
with the money and mobile
phone to an
unknown destination until he
was arrested.
The accused was charged with
criminal
conspiracy and cheating.
Mr Adaji said that the offence
contravened
the provisions of Sections 97
and 322 of the
Penal Code.
If convicted, the accused could
spend up to
three years in prison or an
option to pay a
fine or both.
The accused, however, pleaded
not guilty
saying, "I am only a labourer,
not a pastor."
The judge, Mr Albert Maga,
admitted the
accused to bail in the sum of
N20,000 and a
surety in like sum and
adjourned the case to
Dec. 19 for hearing.
Criminal Released From Prison Gets Nabbed 48 Hours After For Another
A 22-year-old serial burglar,
David Ekwe, was charged to
Omi
Adio Magistrates' Court on
Monday,
December 2, the second time in
six days,
after he was caught at Ile-Titun
area of
Ibadan with a plasma TV he
allegedly
stole from a house he burgled.
Information gathered had it that
residents
of the area had lodged a
complaint at Eleyele
police station that burglars
usually invaded
their houses between the hours
of 9a.m.
and 4p.m. when they would
have gone out
to their offices or shops.
The Divisional Police Officer,
Deputy
Superintendent of Police
Olawole Ayoola,
reportedly held a meeting with
the head and
members of the community,
after which he
deployed plain-clothes police
detectives in
the area.
The move paid off on Friday,
November 29
when a boy was sighted
loitering. A trap
was reportedly set for him and
not quite
long, he was seen coming from
a street with
a plasma TV in its box. When
apprehended,
Ekwe confessed to have
burgled a house
and when he took policemen to
the house,
it was discovered that not a
single member
of the household was around.
Ekwe further revealed that his
gang had
about four members, with one
of them
already in prison while others
were still
working in other parts of the
city.
Immediately he was brought to
the station,
policemen recognised him as
the suspect
that was charged to court on
November 26
for the same crime. He was
said to have
pleaded guilty at the court,
which made the
magistrate not to waste time
on his case. He
was said to have sentenced the
accused to
one year imprisonment with an
option of
N10,000 fine.
Ironically, the complainant in
the case was
reported to have assisted the
convict in
paying the fine the following
day, which
aided his release from prison
custody on
November 27. He was caught
again 48
hours after.
Ekwe, when taken before the
same
magistrate last Tuesday, was
remanded in
prison custody and his case
adjourned till
December 16.
Manchester United FC Fan Commits Suicide After Newcastle Defeat
Culled From DailyMail..
A man believed to be a fan of
Manchester United Football
Club committed suicide
Saturday night in Nairobi’s
Pipeline estate after the team
lost 1-0 to Newcastle.
Police said John Jimmy
Macharia aged 23 jumped to
his death from the 7th floor of a
building he was after learning
his team had lost in the
Saturday evening match.
According to Nairobi County
police chief Benson Kibue,
Macharia told his friends he
could not stand and watch the
team beaten in a row before he
leapt down dying on the spot.
“All witness accounts suggest
he committed suicide because
the team lost but officers are
still talking to those who were
with him as part of the
investigations into the
incident,” he said.
Kibue advised the youth in the
city to realise the English
Premier League just like any
other sport is a game and they
should not be emotional with it.
“It is not the first time we are
losing a young man because of
the football in England, which is
far away from us. They need to
know that is just a game,” said
Kibue.
The body was later removed
and taken to the mortuary by
police who arrived there.
Macharia is said to have
landed on his head dying
instantly.
Manchester United slumped to
their second home Premier
League defeat in the space of
four days as Yohan Cabaye's
goal gave Newcastle a first
league victory at Old Trafford
since 1972.
INCREDIBLE!! Python Caught On Camera Vomiting A Dog After Swallowing it! [PHOTOS
A massive python was spotted
coughing up a dog it devoured
on the streets of Bangkok.
A cellphone video of the grisly
regurgitation shows the snake
stretch its huge jaw out wide
and back up until the canine is
completely out of its system,
reported Nine News.
“The video tells me that the
python was being stressed —
like someone was poking at it
— because the python will have
a much more difficult time
defending itself if it has a huge
meal in it,” reptile expert and
conservationist Jim Nesci told
the Daily News.
The harrowing clip was posted
to YouTube and LiveLeak,
where it garnered more than
100,000 views.
But Nesci suspected that the
incident may have been filmed
by someone familiar with the
snakes.
Nesci said that the python
reticulatus is very common in
southeastern Asia, and he
found it peculiar that someone
happened to have a snake pole
ready to go.
“If you look at the one part
(toward the end of the clip),
that guy has a noose that he
uses,” Nesci said. “It tells me
that they knew right away that
the snake was going to yak up
the dog.”
The only reason other than
stress that a python would
regurgitate its meal would be if
it had digestion trouble, Nesci
explained.
“In nature, predators are very
opportunistic and will eat
whatever they can at the time
because they don’t know when
they can eat next.”
Seven Strongest Military In Africa
When it comes to the military
strength of all
African countries, the keywords
to consider
are “not enough information.”
The Global Fire Power ranking,
or GFP,
measures countries’ military
strength and
assigns a power index number
in order to
compare them to other
countries. Many
factors are taken into
consideration, and
smaller countries can compete
with larger
ones due to points given for
refinement and
technological advancement.
Just seven African countries
are ranked by
the GFP. An inadequate amount
of
information is available to
compare other
countries that are not included.
Based on
available information, the
following
countries represent the most
powerful
militaries on the African
continent in 2013,
according to
GlobalFirepower.com.
Numbers reflect each country’s
power index,
derived from a unique algorithm
developed
by GFP. A perfect score is a
0.0000. The
lower the number, the stronger
the military,
and bonuses and penalties are
added to
country scores as needed.
1. Egypt – Power Index: 0.7569
En.Wikipedia.org
Egypt is put over the top with
regard to
military strength due to the
sheer size of its
armed forces. Nearly 500,000
personnel
serve on its active frontline
force, far
surpassing all of its African
neighbors, as
well as its nearly 10,000
armored fighting
vehicles, 60,000 logistical
vehicles, 900
aircraft, and large oil reserve
from which to
draw. Again, the military has
been
somewhat undermined in the
wake of the
Egyptian Revolution, but some
argue that its
increased role in government
has made it
stronger than ever. Whether or
not this is a
cause for celebration or
concern will remain
hotly debated for some time to
come.
2. Ethiopia – Power Index:
1.1725
TigraIOnline.com
As a landlocked country,
Ethiopia has
focused its resources on
developing its army
and air force to an impressive
degree (the
GFP doesn’t penalize
landlocked countries
for not having a naval force).
Several
hundred thousand personnel
make up its
current force, and they have
significant
numbers of land and air
systems at their
disposal. Furthermore, an
enormous
population that is fit for service
allows
Ethiopia to maintain the
capacity to turn out
an even larger fighting force,
and gives the
country one of the greatest
militaries on the
continent.
3. South Africa – Power Index:
1.2582
BBC.co.uk
As it hasn’t been embroiled in
an
international military conflict for
some time,
South Africa uses its highly
advanced
military for more peacekeeping
and
international cooperation
purposes. Its
aircraft and naval vessels are
notoriously
well-equipped with the latest
technology,
and though the country has
less than
100,000 active frontline
personnel, it has the
capabilities and manpower for
much more.
Add to that a vast array of land
system
technology, and the South
African military is
indeed a force to be reckoned
with.
4. Nigeria – Power Index:
1.3441
YNaija.com
Due to its size, it’s no surprise
that several
hundred thousand troops
comprise the
Nigerian Armed Forces, through
its army,
navy, and air force. Like
Algeria, an abundant
domestic oil supply eases the
financial
burden to be involved in military
conflict,
and it has more than 1,400
armored
vehicles, 360 tanks, and 6,000
logistical
vehicles at its disposal, as well
as nearly 300
aircraft and 25 high-powered
naval vessels.
5. Algeria – Power Index:
1.4107
Al-Monitor.com
As Algeria has a large maritime
border, it
has developed all of its military
capabilities
to an impressively modern
degree, including
its land, sea, and air forces.
Algeria’s active
frontline personnel numbers
more than
127,000 troops and it has
nearly 2,000
armored fighting vehicles at its
disposal.
Algeria also has the added
benefit of its own
oil reserves, allowing it to use
its own fuel to
power tanks, aircraft carriers,
naval vessels,
and more.
6. Kenya – Power Index:
1.6237
Shout-Africa.com
Kenya has established itself as
a vital
participant in international
peacekeeping
missions, and is able to do so
due to a high
merchant marine strength and
an enormous
labor force – resulting in high
available
manpower. Though it doesn’t
possess as
much of its own equipment, its
role as a
member of international teams
allows the
Kenyan military to share
resources with
other countries, strengthening
its own
capabilities at the same time.
7. Libya – Power Index: 1.8428
Alarabiya.net
The strength of Libya’s military
comes mainly
from its large cache of
equipment, despite a
relatively small number of
active troops.
Further hampering Libya’s
abilities is the
continuing violence and unrest
stemming
from the revolution begun in
2011 which
has yet to see a stable
government emerge
from it. Regardless, the country
still has
available 2,500 armored
fighting vehicles,
500 tanks, 600 towed artillery
pieces, 6,500
logistical vehicles, and much
more.