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The National Drug Law Enforcement Agency(NDLEA) said two traffickers, nearly died when they fell critically ill upon their arrival at the Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport, Abuja. Spokesperson for the agency, Mr. Mitchell Ofoyeju, said luckily for the suspects, when they were rushed to the hospital, 137 wraps of cocaine were successfully evacuated from their stomachs. Similar incidents, which highlights the extreme risk drug mules or traffickers undertake in transporting narcotics in their bodies, were said to have led to the death of traffickers in the past. Chairman of the NDLEA, Col. Muhammad Mustapha Abdallah (retd.) said the suspects who were passengers from Sao Paulo, Brazil enroute Dubai are now in a stable health condition. The two suspects, Ogbobe Chidiebere (33), and Okonkwo Nonye (33), who are both from Enugu State were thankful to the NDLEA for saving their lives. Chidiebere was quoted as saying, “I thank the NDLEA for taking us to the hospital on time. I k

A High Court sitting in Abakaliki,  Ebonyi State, Nigeria, on Friday sentenced two persons (Onyemachi Oge and Okechukwu Oma) to death by hanging for kidnapping a medical doctor, Dr. Chuka Manyike in the state. The two persons, along with Chukwuemeka Levi, Idris Oken, Edeke Desmond and Ijeoma oge were accused of kidnapping the Pediatrics Doctor at the Federal Teaching Hospital, Abakaliki on 5th May, 2013 at his private hospital, No 15 Owerri street Abakaliki, during which his security guard identified simply as Peter was shot dead for attempting to stop the hoodlums from abducting him. N3million ransom was paid before the release of the medical doctor after six days in captivity of which Oge and Oma got N200, 000. Oma, a tailor opposite Manyinke’s hospital provided information to the kidnappers and gave them directive on how to perfect their plan while Oge supplied beer, biscuits and water to the doctor during his days in captivity. All the accused persons have been in prison c

Yesterday while at work I was having a conversation with a friend of mine and he shared to me his worries and troubles which really touched me so much. As we conversed, I also happened to share my problems with him and he got shocked because mine were incomparable to his and so we consoled each other.  As we discussed further, another lady joined us and also shared her story with us. Funny enough, hers was so terrible compared to ours. But with the gaze at her angelic and adorable face and style we all couldn't believe that she was going through these at all. She was a bonny and strong belle. Well, I learnt something and got motivated in a certain way with our stories. We just see people waking up every day, walking down the streets, eating at fancy restaurants, having happy and smiling faces, smelling good, cruising posh cars, living in mansions, holding and putting on expensive things but they are going through a lot in their lives. There is pain behind their smiles and nice

The Times of Israel is reporting that one David Shoshan has filed a restraining order against God for being negative towards him. The man was said to have told a court in Haifa on Tuesday, May 3, that God has been very negative towards him over the past three years, and has demanded that He (God) stops interfering in his life. In a response to the case, the court documents proved that since God did not present himself at the hearing, the case was thrown out by the judge. The complainant disclosed that he has tried countless times to obtain the restraining order through the police department, but did not succeed. Ahsan Canaan who presided over the case, threw out Shoshan’s request, calling it absurd and asked the complainant to get help from someone besides local law enforcement. This is really absurd and i wonder why he wasn't tested for drugs or sanity.

I asked a colleague of mine why she does not have facebook posts and she replied me, saying  "it's stressful."  In amazement, i just looked at her and wondered if she was okay. If you ask me a question like that, i will have a long list of answers to give you regarding my sources of stress. You might call her lazy but the truth is that everyone sees stress differently. There could be reasons for her answer; maybe because she has other engagements that keep her busy after our 12hour job that make her see logging into facebook and uploading a post as a big deal. There are so many ways by which we could get stressed. We could either get stressed  physically, mentally or emotionally. Stress is a disease we should all learn to handle or avoid when it is health-threatening. Let's try to live a stress free life.

 A man climbed up an electric pole this morning at Adebisi Ogunniyi Crescent, Lekki Phase 1, Lagos State, in a bid to kill himself. Fortunately, there was no power in the area. Reports claimed that the man wanted to kill himself because he has no money and food. Police officers from the Maroko Division, Lekki, Lagos, were contacted and arrived the scene to stop him. Fire service men also arrived the scene and deployed an air cushion in order to get him down safely.  On-lookers blamed the economy of the country for the situation.    

A woman named Christine Jiaxin Lee, a Malaysian national, was arrested at Sydney Airport on Wednesday for spending millions on handbags and luxury goods after $4.6million that was mistakenly transferred into her Westpac bank account as overdraft 4years ago. The 21-year-old woman, a chemical engineering student, who was arrested at Sydney Airport trying to leave Australia allegedly spent millions on handbags and luxury goods after $4.6 million was mistakenly transferred into her bank account. The chemical engineering student, who was attempting to leave to Malaysia when she was picked up by Australian Federal Police at Sydney Airport on Wednesday night, still allegedly owes $3.3 million to her bank. She will spend a night in jail after her boyfriend, who tried to pay a $1000 bond for her release, was only carrying a Malaysian ID card and officers could not verify his identity, meaning they had to refuse her bail She allegedly purchased 'luxury items' while taking a

The sun will have a close encounter with the planet Mercury traveling across its face on May 9, 2016 in one of this year’s most awaited astronomical events. The transit of Mercury, as the event is called, occurs 13 times per century, the next one happening on November 11, 2019. After that, no transit will take place until November 13, 2032. Mercury’s orbit will bring it between the Earth and the sun, casting a small shadow across the solar face. A transit is only possible when Mercury, Earth and the sun are perfectly aligned in three-dimensional space. The transit will officially begin at 7:12 A.M. on May 9 and will take 7.5 hours for Mercury to complete its passage across the sun’s face. While this phenomenon takes place, it can be seen from nearly everywhere on Earth in the course of the day. With proper equipment, observers in parts of western Europe and Africa, eastern North America, and most of South America can watch the rare event. Photo of planet venus transition acro

A woman was rescued after being trapped for 6 days in the rubble of a collapsed building, in the Huruma area of Nairobi, Kenya, Thursday, May 5, 2016. After discovering the woman alive and conscious, rescuers administered an IV and oxygen but then had to work for hours to free her from the rubble before taking her to the hospital.  A Kenyan official said 3 more people were rescued,thus bringing the number of those rescued Thursday, May 5, 2016, to four.

A 20 year old South African mother who tried to sell her 19-month-old baby boy on the Internet for 5000 rands($340) has been given a five-year suspended sentence. Though she will not spend time in jail, but will live under house arrest for three years. Authorities stated that she put the baby up for sale for 5,000 rand in an advertisement on the Gumtree website last year and a member of the public alerted the police who arrested her in an undercover operation in October. "She was given a wholly-suspended sentence of five years, and will undergo correctional supervision, which means basically house arrest for a period of three years," National Prosecuting Authority spokeswoman Natasha Ramkisson-Kara said. The mother said she had tried selling her baby after her boyfriend stopped paying childcare when paternity tests showed he was not the child's father. Human trafficking carries a maximum life jail term or a fine of 100 million rand ($6.7 million). But the court

Militants in the Niger Delta region have blown up of the Chevron Valve Platform in Abiteye, Warri North council area of Delta State. The incident was said to have occurred at about 10:40pm on Wednesday. An official of the Department of Security Services who spoke on anonymity, confirmed in a statement that the platform was totally destroyed using dynamites. The Public Affairs Manager of the company, Deji Haastrup, could not be reached for comments on the incident. The destruction of the platform which is a major connecting point where all other platforms link up and serves as a fulcrum to chevron BOP and the Chevron Tank farm has halted all operations of the company in the region. Claiming responsibility for the incident, the Niger Delta Avengers, a militant group in the region in a statement on Wednesday night, attributed the incident to the effort of its strike Team 6. The group which had earlier claimed responsibility for destroying the Forcados 48-inch Export Pipeline, als

Yinka Folawiyo Petroleum Co. Ltd, a Nigerian firm, announced late Tuesday that it had commenced crude oil production from its Aje field located in block OML 113 offshore Lagos. The company claim that it has the capacity to produce 40,000 barrels per day and that oil produced would be stored on the Front Puffin with a storage capacity of 750,000 barrels. Production began after more than 25 years of exploratory, appraisal and developmental activities in the field, making Lagos, Nigeria’s commercial capital, an oil-producing state.

A bill in the Senate, which seeks to completely prohibit any form of sexual relationship between lecturers and their students has been passed and if assented to by President Muhammadu Buhari, will bag lecturers a 5 year jail term if found guilty. The bill, which on Wednesday, was passed for first reading in the Senate was sponsored by Sen. Ovie Omo-Agege (Labour-Delta Central) and co-sponsored by 46 other senators. In a statement, Omo-Agege said the nation’s institutions of higher learning must be sanitised to rid them of lecturers who saw female students as “prize’.” According to him, when the bill is passed and signed into law, any lecturer found guilty will be liable to a jail term of up to five years but not less than two years with no option of fine. “When passed into law, it makes it a criminal offence for any educator in a university, polytechnic or any other tertiary educational institution to violate or exploit the student-lecturer fiduciary relationship for sexual pl

At least, 12 persons sustained various degrees of burns when an explosion rocked a settlement known as Kara Market along Atani Road, Ogbaru near Onitsha in Anambra. The Police Public Relations Officer in Anambra, DSP Ali Okechukwu, confirmed the incident on Wednesday in Ogbaru. In a statement, he said that the explosion was caused by fuel stored in a jerrycan for future use and advised people to stop panic buying and storage of fuel because of the danger such practice posed in the event of an explosion or fire incident. In contradiction, an eye witness and leader of the settlement, Mr Sabo Mohammed, stated that the incident occurred at a restaurant in the market at about 8:30 p.m on May 3 when an unidentified boy walked into a restaurant with three jerry cans demanding for food and left almost immediately without eating the food, leaving the jerrycans behind which exploded and left many people injured. “The victims had severe burns that you cannot even hold their skin to carry t

The paramount ruler of Esit Eket Local Government Area, Edidem Ubong Assam, Akwa Ibom, Nigeria, whose wife and children were abducted on Friday in the palace located at Akpautong, has been contacted by their abductors for N100million ransom. A member of the family, Norbert Assam stated that the kidnappers had opened up for negotiations but were not ready to bargain the price for the release of the monarch’s wife and children. Some members of the community, expressed worry over the health condition of the pregnant woman, the Paramount Ruler and the children. The family has appealed to the State government, oil companies operating in the area and the general public to come to their aid.

A South Korean woman bravely overcame the jaws of death when her building caught fire, forcing her to throw her children out of a fourth-floor window and then jump out herself. Footage from the scene, in Pyeongtaek, South Korea, shows the terrified mother being urged by locals to throw down her children before the fire got worse. Servicemen and women from a nearby US airbase helped hold up blankets for a safe landing. A video posted by civil engineer Bill Frost on Facebook on April 30 captures the frightening incident. It shows the mother throwing down her three children off the building before jumping out herself. Thankfully, neither the children nor their mother got hurt. See footage below:

An 18-month-old baby has been rescued alive in Kenya from the rubble of the six-storey building which collapsed four days ago. The baby girl, who was reportedly found wrapped and put in a bucket was without injuries and has been referred to Kenyatta National Hospital. Speaking about the incident, the Nairobi police chief, Japheth Koome, called it a ‘miracle’ and said the emergency services were continuing their rescue efforts. He further stated that the death toll from the tragedy rose to 23 on Tuesday after two more bodies were found by the rescuers. The building located at Huruma neighbourhood which was built near a river just two years ago, had been slated for demolition after being declared structurally unsound. However, an evacuation order for the structure, which was built near a river just two years ago, was ignored. Five people are to appear in court on Tuesday to face manslaughter charges over the incident.

Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg called on Brazilians to demand his company's WhatsApp messaging service never be blocked again after an appeals court overturned the application's second suspension in five months. In a post in English on his Facebook page, the US billionaire and Facebook founder urged Brazilians to gather outside Congress in the capital Brasilia at 6 pm (2100 GMT) on Wednesday to rally in favour of legislation that would prevent Internet services from being blocked. WhatsApp was cut off in Brazil at 2 pm (1700 GMT) on Monday after a judge in the remote northeastern state of Sergipe ordered Brazil's five main wireless operators to block access to the app for 72 hours. The reason for the order was not made public. The suspension of WhatsApp's text message and Internet voice telephone service for smartphones was lifted after about 24 hours when an appeals judge on Tuesday ruled in favour of an injunction by the company's lawyers, the court said in a

Earlier this year, a 10 year old boy who is not even old enough to sign up on Facebook, impressed Mark Zuckerberg by hacking Instagram, the photo-sharing application owned by Facebook. The Helsinki-based genius, called Jani, received $10,000 from Facebook for spotting a security bug. Jani uncovered a flaw that allowed him to delete any written content on the social media platform by altering the code. "I would have been able to eliminate anyone, even Justin Bieber," the boy boasted. As an aspiring security expert, Jani sent his discovery to Facebook via email and verified it by deleting a comment the company posted on a test account. The bug was resolved at the end of February. In March, the tech giant informed Jani of the fix and gave him his monetary reward. Jani plans to use the reward to buy a new bike, football gear, and new computers for his brothers, he said in the interview with Iltalehti. He topped a 13-year-old to become the youngest ever recipient of Faceboo

Kenyan police has arrested a suspected key member of an Islamist militant group that has been plotting attacks similar to one in 2013 on the Westgate shopping mall that killed at least 67 people. In a statement, Kenyan police said Muhammed Abdi Ali, being a suspected member of an east African militant group with links to Islamic State, which has seized large areas of Iraq and Syria and inspired offshoot groups elsewhere in the Middle East and Africa, was arrested on friday. The police stated that Ali who worked as a medical intern at a hospital in eastern Kenya before his arrest and also studied at a university in neighbouring Uganda, has been engaged in the active radicalisation, recruitment of university students and other Kenyan youth into terrorism networks.

Considering the present circumstances as regards the price of petrol in Nigeria, the power outage in Choba community in Rivers state, Nigeria which has lasted for close to 2 months has caused its residents to worry. The power company which developed a habit of charging exorbitant bills disregarding the high rate of power outage have done nothing to remedy the situation. Though about 6 power transmission poles were destroyed during a heavy rainfall in the area, no work has been carried out as to fixing the problem. The current price of petrol in stations which is at 140naira per litre still remains a problem since generators have been relied upon for power.

Traders at Mbano Camp, Oyigbo local government area in Rivers state, Nigeria, have appealed to the government for road reconstruction. The road there has been in a terrible condition for years now and it seems like the government has not considered doing anything about it. These traders seized the opportunity during a press visit to the area to let out their woes as the road condition has affected and crippled their businesses since potential customers have no access to the area. We hope that the government will do something about it.

A BRAZILIAN STATE JUDGE ordered mobile phone operators to block nationwide the extremely popular WhatsApp chat service for 72 hours, a move that will have widespread international reverberations for the increasingly contentious debate over encryption and online privacy.  The ruling, issued on April 26, became public yesterday when it was served on mobile service providers. It took effect at 2 p.m. local time (1 p.m. ET) and as of that time, people in Brazil who tried to use the service could not connect, nor could they send or receive any messages. Failure to comply will subject the service providers to a fine of 500,000 reals per day ($142,000 per day)

Presently, Microsoft is working on a new cumulative update for Windows 10 Mobile known as build 10586.306. As usual, the latest cumulative update probably does not include any new features however, it should include some bug fixes and performance improvements which are always appreciated. It is not clear for now if the company plans to roll this out to the public or Insiders in the Release Preview ring. Microsoft will probably release after testing and confirming that the build is good for a new public release.

Whether you mix or just make beats, no matter how much you spend getting yourself a pairpair of quality studio monitors, there are 3 major rules besides acoustics you must observe in order to get the best out of them. The following outline should guide you when setting up your monitors. 1.  The Equilateral 🔺 triangle setup:   Forming an equilateral triangle with both monitors and your head is the best setup to have when positioning your studio monitors. To achieve this though, the distance between both monitors from each other has to be the same as the distance between your head and both monitors from both angles. This ensures a wide stereo image.                                                                                                         2.  Use monitor pads: Lower frequencies are felt more as vibrations than heard like higher ones. When you share the same surface as your monitors, you will also feel/hear more lows than what is truly present in your

4 people were killed and 6 others injured when the bombs they were making exploded in a house at Baisnabnagar village, Anuj Sharma, West Bengal. The director general of police confirmed the news, stating that the explosion rocked the area and damaged the house. Police investigations are still going on as to the reasons for the bombmaking but no arrests have been made yet.

The big change this month is that, after almost three years at the top (since July 2013), Lumia 520 is no longer the most popular Windows Phone device in use. That title now falls to the Lumia 535. This was deduced from a statistics report by Microsoft.

Property worth over N2 million has been destroyed by fire in Mudiga village, Miga Local Government Area (LGA), of Jigawa State. The damage includes about 10 grain silos containing mainly guinea corn, millet, rice, and beans. Other damages done by the fire include house utilities and livestock. The local government caretaker committee chairman, Muhammad Maigari, who sympathized with the victims, expressed shock over the disaster and promised support and assistance to the victims by the local government. He was represented by the local government secretary, Baban-nan Murabis.

Unknown gunmen yesterday opened fire on the Edo State Deputy Governor, Dr. Pius Odubu, and his entourage in Auchi, Etsako West Local Government Area of the state. This happened on his way to Auchi for a meeting with some delegates. Though there is confirmation that The Deputy Governor escaped without getting hurt, a policeman, an SSS operative and three civilians were injured during the attack. They are currently being treated in an undisclosed hospital.

 A six-story residential building in a low income area of the Kenyan capital collapsed on the night of friday 29th under heavy rainfall and flooding, killing at least 12 people and injuring over 134 others, Kenyan officials said. The photo above shows volunteers carrying a body retrieved from the rubble at the site of the building collapse in Nairobi, Kenya, saturday, April 30, 2016. Details about the residential building emerged a day after its collapse on Friday, after which crowds of onlookers gathered to try to help pry victims out from the rubble. Police Inspector General Joseph Boinnet ordered the owner of the building to surrender himself to the police for questioning because the building did not have an occupancy permit, which is a government requirement for all buildings, said Stephen Oundo, chairman of the National Construction Authority. The Kenya Red Cross said 150 building units and adjacent homes were affected. Rescuers said they could hear voices of five peop

The Lumia 950 and Lumia 950 XL have now been updated with the latest version of the Windows 10 Mobile OS, and many new changes have been brought forward. Among these new changes, one of the most noticeable changes has been made to the camera. The users can now click photos in the HDR mode any time they want. This is a big deal as the HDR mode, in the past, was controlled by the discretion of the phone itself. It was based on the lighting conditions that the phone decided whether or not to use the HDR settings. However this power is now in the hands of the users, and the HDR photos can be clicked any time the users want after this new Windows 10 Mobile update. This will particularly help those who want to capture photos in the HDR mode in bright light conditions. Additionally, the Windows 10 Mobile update for the Lumia 950 and Lumia 950 XL devices also helps bring in another new update, where the users now get to experience a better battery life than ever before. This new update