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Military Jet Used In Fighting Boko Haram Missing

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left Yola at about 10:45am on September 12, 2014 on a routine operational
mission and was expected back by 12:00 noon. Since then, all efforts to
establish contact with the aircraft have not yielded any positive result.
Search-and-rescue efforts towards establishing contact with the crew are
ongoing," Olukolade added</span></div>

Military Jet Used In Fighting Boko Haram Missing

A Nigerian Air Force Alpha jet involved in operations in North-east Nigeria has been declared missing by the Defence Headquarters...

Finally Boko Haram Sponsor inside CBN Has Been Exposed

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 ''Stephen Davis also mentions a Boko Haram financier within the Nigerian
 Central Bank. Independently we are able to give backing to that claim, 
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In the process of our enquiries, we solicited the help of a foreign embassy whose government, we learnt, was actually on the same trail, thanks to its
 independent investigation into some money laundering that involved the 
Central Bank. <br />
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That name, we confidently learnt, has also been passed on to President Jonathan...<br />
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When he [President Jonathan] is ready to abandon his accommodating 
policy towards the implicated, even the criminalized, an attitude that 
owes so much to re-election desperation, when he moves from a passive 
'letting the law to take its course' to galvanizing the law to take its 
course, we shall gladly supply the name''–by <b>Professor Wole Soyinka<br /> </b></div>
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<b>''Bring Back Jonathan 2015: The Wages Of Impunity'' 13th September, 2014.</b></div>
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''Stephen Davis also mentions a Boko Haram financier within the Nigerian Central Bank. Independently we are able to gi...

I sold over 50 stolen cars - Car Dealer Reveal

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About four years ago, Dokun Adewusi, (left)a 39-year-old from Abeokuta, 
Ogun State, thought of delving into the business of selling cars. 
Wanting to take after his friend who was also in the business, he said 
the huge profit being made attracted him to it, but he did not seek for 
advice from his friend before embarking upon it. Unfortunately for him, 
the first time he made a trip to Cotonou to buy a secondhand vehicle for
 resale in Nigeria, the car was impounded by the Nigeria Customs Service
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So when he got back to Nigeria, he went to his friend to seek for 
advice. It was then his friend told him about the secret behind his car 
dealership business: buy stolen vehicles from armed robbers at cheap 
prices and resell at higher prices, but still lower than the actual 
market prices.<br />
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For three years that Adewusi tried this method, he said he had sold up 
to 48 cars which were stolen by his armed robber partners. But ill luck 
caught up with him in June 2014 when one of the cars that his colleagues
 had stolen was tracked by the police. He was implicated in the matter 
and is now in the custody of the Special Anti Robbery Squad of the Lagos
 State Police Command.<br />
He told Saturday PUNCH that, <br />
“Being in my mid-thirties and having nothing to show for it, I thought 
of businesses that I could do that would fetch me huge profit.<br /><br />
“I also partnered with some armed robbers that my friends introduced me 
to. They specialised in snatching cars and from them I used to buy and 
sell cars to people. I have been in the business for about three years 
now until June when I was arrested by SARS men. Meanwhile, I still used 
to travel to Cotonou to buy cars for resale, but many of the vehicles 
that I had sold so far were the ones I bought from these armed robbers.”<br />
Adewusi added that his armed robber partners usually operated in Lagos 
and Abeokuta, Ogun State and that they only specialised in stealing 
Toyota and Honda cars because those were the two brands his clients used
 to demand from him and also because “those two brands are easier to 
maintain than any other brand of vehicle in Nigeria.”<br /><br />
“Apart from selling to other people, I also used to sell these cars to 
some friends who would also resell them. I have sold about 50 stolen 
vehicles in my three years of operation. My suppliers used to majorly 
steal Toyota Corolla, Camry and Highlander, and some Hondas.<br /><br />
“Once they bring the stolen vehicles to me, I would give them money. 
They used to sell them for between N500,000 and N700,000 depending on 
the type of the vehicle. I would then resell them ranging from N1m to 
N1.2m depending on the type of the vehicle. People used to buy these 
vehicles from me a lot because they were cheap.”<br />
Asked how he used to get the particulars for the vehicles since they were stolen, he said,<br /><br />
“There is a person who used to process the vehicle particulars for me so
 that I would be able to sell them. The name is Moji and, she works in 
the Licensing Office in Oyingbo, Lagos. She would process everything for
 me. Those documents are, however, fake.”<br />
Things were going fine for Adewusi until June 2014 when he was arrested 
by SARS officers when they traced a stolen vehicle to one of the armed 
robbers that was his supplier.<br />
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He said, <br />
“One of the armed robbers who used to supply me the vehicles called me 
one day and told me that the car he stole had been seized by the police.
 Unfortunately for us both, the car had a tracker and I guess the owner 
had alerted the police to track his car.<br /><br />
“The police were able to track the car and arrested him. But before 
then, there were people who used to help me remove trackers from them. 
Their names are Rasheed and M.S. It was unfortunate we had not removed 
the tracker of that car before it was traced to that my colleague.”<br />
On the manner he used to sell the stolen cars, Adewusi concluded,<br /><br />
“I had no car showroom. People just used to call me to supply them cars.
 I operated from my house in Abule-Egba, Lagos. They knew I was selling 
cars but they did not know where I used to get the cars from. What 
attracted them to me were the lower prices at which I used to sell the 
vehicles. I have four children now and a wife. They have all been shamed
 now because of my greed.”<br />
Sitting alongside Adewusi is Henry Adebayo. He said he never knew 
Adewusi until they met in the custody of SARS operatives attached to the
 Lagos State Police Command, Ikeja in June 2014. Adebayo narrated the 
connection between the two of them.<br />
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He said, <br />
“I had a friend who we used to steal laptops and phones together 
sometime ago. One day, we were arrested and we spent some time in the 
prison. It was while we were in the prison that we made other friends. 
After we left the prison, my friend met two other ex-prison inmates and 
we started doing ‘tear net’ business again.” According to Adebayo, the 
‘tear net’ business is one which involves tearing people’s window nets 
and stealing laptops and phones through them. But while still in the 
prison, some of the prison inmates he made friends with were some of the
 armed robbers that used to supply Adewusi stolen vehicles for sale.<br />
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He said, <br />
“When we left the prison, my friend told me that one of our fellow 
prison inmates who was a car thief gave somebody a car and that the 
person wanted to send him money. He asked if he could use my account 
number. I told him I was not interested. However, when I came out of the
 prison, I was so broke that I had to visit him again to ask for money 
to eat. And since we came out of the prison, we had stolen four laptops 
and two phones again. After that operation, I told him I would not do 
the business again and I left him. “Two months later he called me that 
the person who we went to the prison together wanted to receive some 
money and that he had given him my account number. I called that person 
to know what kind of deal they had before sending money into my own 
account. His name is Monday.”<br /><br />
He continued, “I used to live in Agbara, Lagos but go for ‘tear net’ 
operations in Ajah. So one day, I went for a party with Monday and his 
other friends, our ex prison inmates: Ojukwu, Sunday, Alhaji and others.
 They said they were heading towards Ajah and I followed them for an 
operation. I was paid N15,000 as my share for the first operation and 
N10,000 for the second one.<br /><br />
“I knew Ojukwu while we were in the prison yard. I also learnt that 
Ojukwu had a stolen Toyota Highlander SUV. When we all left the prison 
yard, I called Ojukwu sometime in June 2014. We went to watch football 
in the Isolo area of Lagos as it was during the period of the Brazil 
World Cup. After the match, we went for out ‘tear net’ operation. For 
three days, we stole four laptops and two phones.<br /><br />
“After that, I said I would not do the business again for the second 
time. I wanted to do a local job, but I still used to call him whether 
he too had found something else to do. One day during our conversation, 
he asked if I had an account that someone wanted to send him some money.
 When I called the person, he told me to come for the money. I called 
Ojukwu back and he said it was the buyer of the stolen Highlander who 
bought the car when we were in the prison.<br /><br />
“As I called Ojukwu again one day, he told me to come and that we should
 go to the market. On that day I was arrested by the police because of 
my bank account being linked to the operation. That buyer of the 
Highlander from Ojukwu is this Henry Adebayo. It was through Ojukwu that
 I am now in the custody of SARS men. I never even collected the money. I
 knew nothing about it.”<br />
Regretting his actions, he said, <br /><br />
“I am 30 years old with two children and a wife. I used to be a mason 
before. I was also into agriculture before. In fact, I am a Christian 
and even used to be a worker in the church. It is not my destiny to be 
here. The next time I would be interviewed, it would be for good.”</div>

I sold over 50 stolen cars - Car Dealer Reveal

About four years ago, Dokun Adewusi, (left)a 39-year-old from Abeokuta, Ogun State, thought of delving into the business of selling c...

Boko Haram terrorists open fire on market traders in Maiduguri

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<span style="font-size: small;"><span><span>Boko
 Haram insurgents attacked a market outside the key northeast Nigerian 
city of Maiduguri, local people who witnessed the incident told AFP on 
Saturday.</span></span></span></div>
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 50 gunmen on motorbikes stormed the weekly market in Ngom village, some
 20 kilometres (12.5 miles) from the Borno state capital, at about 1:00 
pm (1200 GMT) on Friday and opened fire, they said.</span></span></span>
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<span style="font-size: small;"><span><span><br /></span><span>The
 attack came hours after a fierce fight with the Nigerian army in the 
town of Konduga, 35 kilometres from Maiduguri, during which the military
 said Boko Haram fighters were routed, lost equipment and suffered heavy
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<span style="font-size: small;"><span><span>“They
 (Boko Haram) came on motorcycles and opened fire on the market. They 
killed many people,” said Tanimu Goni, who fled to Maiduguri in the wake
 of the attack.</span></span></span>
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<span style="font-size: small;"><span><span>Another trader, Nafiu Umarari, added: “They fired indiscriminately and killed a lot of people.”</span></span></span></div>
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<span style="font-size: small;"><span><span>Neither
 witness gave a precise figure and there was no official word from the 
military, although one report on the Premium Times website said four 
civilians were killed.</span></span></span></div>
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<span style="font-size: small;"><span><span>The
 men said the insurgents seized vehicles and looted sacks of grain 
before fleeing but were pursued by a team of soldiers and civilian 
vigilantes from Maiduguri.</span></span></span></div>
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<span style="font-size: small;"><span><span>“The
 soldiers and the civilian (vigilantes) succeeded in killing dozens of 
the Boko Haram fighters but many of them escaped into the bush,” Goni 
said in an account supported by Umarari.</span></span></span></div>
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<span style="font-size: small;"><span><span>Nigeria’
 military, under pressure to stop the militants’ rapid capture of towns 
and villages in the northeast, had hailed their claimed success in 
Konduga as a victory.</span></span></span></div>
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<span style="font-size: small;"><span><span style="line-height: 1.5em;"><span>Fears
 have mounted in recent days about a possible attack on Maiduguri after 
the influential Borno Elders’ Forum of retired military and civilian 
officials warned that Boko Haram had effectively surrounded the city.</span></span></span></span></div>
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<span><span style="font-family: Times,"Times New Roman",serif;">The military dismissed the claim as “alarmist” but the market attack in Ngom indicated that the rebels were in the nearby are</span></span></span></div>

Boko Haram terrorists open fire on market traders in Maiduguri

Boko Haram insurgents attacked a market outside the key northeast Nigerian city of Maiduguri, local people who witnessed the incid...

SYNAGOGUE Building Collapse Update-- I was the target, TB Joshua declares

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 Temitope Joshua has said the uncompleted guest house which collapsed in
 his church premises on Friday was due to a strange aircraft which kept 
hovering around the building till it collapse an hour later.</span><span style="background-color: white; line-height: 18.2px;"> </span></span>
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<span style="font-size: x-small;">While 
addressing journalists yesterday, the Prophet showed them a CCTV footage
 to prove his point. In the footage, a plane was seen flying over the 
collapsed guest house at four different times on Friday morning- 11: 30 
a.m, 11: 43 a.m, 11:45 a.m and 11: 54 a.m, before it collapsed at about 
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<span style="font-size: x-small;">He also went further to disclose he was the target of the ‘attack’. Continue below.<br /><a href="https://www.blogger.com/null" name="more"></a></span></div>
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<span style="font-size: x-small;">“Immediately
 I left the prayer room (which is a 10-minute drive from the church) for
 the church, I got a call that a jet was hovering over the prayer room 
but as I finished bathing and moved to the prayer room, I got another 
call that the jet has moved to the church and that was it.</span></div>
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<span style="font-size: x-small;">Members 
cannot be the target, the easier way to stop this church is to get the 
head and from my explanation, you know the truth” he said.</span></div>
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<span style="font-size: x-small;">He also 
called on security agents to study the CCTV footage as they investigate 
the incident. He promised to speak further on the incident during church
 service this morning.</span></div>
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Prophet Temitope Joshua has said the uncompleted guest house which collapsed in his church premises on Friday ...

"The tattoos on my body are Bible inscriptions"-Ik Ogbonna

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Actor and Model, Ik Ogbonna explained his many tattoos to the Netng<br />The
 tattoos on my body are Bible inscriptions and they mean something to 
me. I don’t have dead bodies or funny looking quotes on it. I understand
 the Bible says we should not inscribe the drawings or names of the dead
 or other gods. The same goes for piercing, the bible does not say 
piercing or braiding of hair is exclusive to a (particular) s*x.<br /> </div>
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I 
would have had more tattoos but because I am an actor and some roles 
will not allow me. Soon, I may go very crazy with tattoos. I love art a 
lot, this is my body, God gave it to me’ </div>
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"The tattoos on my body are Bible inscriptions"-Ik Ogbonna

Actor and Model, Ik Ogbonna explained his many tattoos to the Netng The tattoos on my body are Bible inscriptions and they mean s...

Photos-- Survivors of SCOAN building collapse rejoice

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Friday September 12th, a building inside the Synagogue Church of all 
Nation suddenly collapsed and according to NEMA officials<b>,</b> 17 people died while 120 people were rescued alive.<br />
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In this new report, <span lang="EN-GB">Ihechukwu Njoku, a
freelance journalist (who writes a lot for SCOAN) who visited the scene 
of the tragic incident writes about what he saw and how many people 
'miraculously survived' the building collapse. Continue to see what he 
wrote and what some survivors told him</span><br />
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Jesus”, a cry rang out from an onlooker, followed by a burst of relieved applause
from the crowd of church helpers and rescue workers. They had been working non-stop
since the giant building was reduced to rubble in a matter of seconds the
previous day.</span>

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hole at the far side of the wreckage, a body was being brought out. “She’s
alive,” a man beside me reassured. Straining to look closer, I saw the woman,
who was being stretchered toward an awaiting ambulance, waving her hands. “God
of T.B. <span class="il">Joshua</span>, you are wonderful,” the rescued lady exclaimed, her voice extraordinarily
strong. She had been in the dark, under the rubble for over 24 hours. </span></div>
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<span lang="EN-GB"> "Bros,” I
overheard a worker confiding in his colleague, “if not for God, no one should
be brought out alive from there.” It was hard to disagree with his sentiment looking
at the mangled remains of what was a six-storey building nearing completion. </span></div>
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<span lang="EN-GB">"They’ve
found another one,” a cry excitedly broke my musing, another cheer reverberating
among onlookers. Despite the tragedy, the spirit of camaraderie was warming to
behold. A small child was being brought out of the wreckage alive. “Wait,” one
of the rescue team cautioned. “Her mother is still inside.” Moments later,
mother and daughter were reunited. </span></div>
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you have to understand,” an official of Nigeria’s Emergency Management
Association (NEMA) official told me on the condition of anonymity, “90% of
those being rescued were eating or working the bottom floor of the building
when it collapsed.” He shook his head in disbelief. “How they survived beats my
imagination.”</span></div>
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situation could have turned out much worse,” another member of the rescue team named <span class="aBn" data-term="goog_534905350" tabindex="0"><span class="aQJ">Sunday</span></span> corroborated. “If
not for God, we could be talking of over 100 fatalities.”</span></div>
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way toward one of the ambulances preparing to leave, hoping to catch a glimpse
of another survivor. A man in his late 40s lay there, wet with sweat, bruised
and breathing heavily. The discussion I overhead was poignant. “Was I really in
that building,” he faintly questioned the nurse as she held his hand. “Thank
your God,” she quietly replied. “We should call your name miracle.”</span></div>
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three-hour visit to The SCOAN, I witnessed no fewer than 30 people brought out
of the wreckage through the concerted efforts of the rescue teams. All were
alive."</span></div>
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I hear you Ihechukwu but all these could have been avoided if they 
hadn't tried to raise a 2-storey building to five. According to NEMA 
spokesman, the building (a guest house) was originally a two storey 
building and SCOAN was trying to raise it to five.<br />
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1p.m Friday afternoon. The church members have been very aggressive and
 tried attacking emergency responders." NEMA spokesperson said yesterday. </blockquote>
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1.2 Million Signatories Have Asked Jonathan To Run For President In 2015- Pius Anyim

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The Secretary to the Government of the Federation, Pius
Anyim, stated on Saturday at a rally in Minna, Niger State capital that at least
1.2 million Nigerians have signed a register <span class="IL_AD" id="IL_AD4">calling</span> on President Goodluck
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Benue, we have 103,694; FCT 101,377; Kogi 100,948 and Kwara
101,060. From this zone: Niger State, 300,767; Nasarawa 100,429; and Plateau
308,610. By September 30, during the grand finale of this rally, we shall have
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1.2 Million Signatories Have Asked Jonathan To Run For President In 2015- Pius Anyim

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Nigerian Military Release Photos From Recent Battle In Konduga

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Boko haram terrorist vehicle recovered from Konduga battle</div>
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men while trying to capture the community. According to <span class="IL_AD" id="IL_AD11">a media</span> house this was done
in response to demands of Nigerians for some evidence to support the complete
routing of the insurgents. However, graphic <span class="IL_AD" id="IL_AD8">pictures</span> of the battle field were
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Photo-- Meet The Rugged Evangelist Who shoots and kills his own father in Enugu

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A self acclaimed evangelist, Chukwukezi Afonogu (pictured above), has been arrested 
by men of the Enugu state Police command for shooting his 65 year old 
father, George Afonogu, dead.</div>
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According to Sunday Sun, Enugu state Police Commissioner, Mr Mohammed 
Adamu, said 33 year old Chukwukezi attacked and killed his father on <span class="aBn" data-term="goog_534905484" tabindex="0"><span class="aQJ">August 25th</span></span> during arguement. The suspect said he became very angry after his father called him a mad man. Continue...</div>
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 interrogation, Chukwukezi, who is the only son of his late father said;<a href="https://www.blogger.com/blogger.g?blogID=6589160015449763735" name="more"></a></div>
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<b>"I
 am an evangelist and a member of the Evergreen Believers Bible 
Ministry. Before this thing happened, I was having several quarrel with 
my late father. My father called me on that fateful day and asked me 
about an electrician that was supposed to work in the house and he gave 
me N500. My late father was a difficult person. The incident happened 
around <span class="aBn" data-term="goog_534905486" tabindex="0"><span class="aQJ">3.00pm</span></span>.
 My father called me a "mad boy" and a quarrel ensued. I went inside the
 room and took my hunter's gun and shot him. I quickly carried him to a 
nearby bush and buried his corpse because nobody was at home. 
Immediately, I buried him, I ran away. My late father had eight 
children. The first born died and we have six girls and I am the only 
son" he said</b></div>
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Chukwukezi was apprehended by youths in the community who first beat him
 to a pulp before handing him 
over to the Oji River police officers. His mother is said to have run 
away from the community after she learnt of what her son had done. 
He is expected to be charged to court soon.</div>
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Photo-- Meet The Rugged Evangelist Who shoots and kills his own father in Enugu

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Do You Know Moet Abebe Is Related To Ex- 1st Lady Late Stella Obasanjo?

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Moet <span class="IL_AD" id="IL_AD4">Abebe</span> in <span class="IL_AD" id="IL_AD6">an interview</span> with <a href="http://thenationonlineng.net/new/wearing-bikini-in-pictures-doesnt-make-me-a-bad-girl-moet-abebe-2/" target="_blank">Thenationonline</a> has said she
sees no reason why people should refer her as <span class="IL_AD" id="IL_AD11">a bad</span> girl because she wears bikinis.
She also talked about her supposed s*x tape, stating that a lot of people have
been spreading false lies about a non-existing tape and if they have the link,
they should <span class="IL_AD" id="IL_AD8">go ahead</span> to post it.</div>
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It was very different and working on TV is obviously a
completely different ball game. People do say that presenters naturally have
this acting flair. But being a presenter, you always have to, in a sense, show
who you are. You have to be real because you have to shine. But when you are an
actress, you have to play the part. You have to be a different character; so,
it was awesome. It was a bit challenging, but it was a very interesting
experience.</div>
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game. Understanding how the production works was completely different from TV;
so, I had to go through that process of realising that if a camera is in a
particular position, you have to face that way. But for TV, it is just head on
straight to the camera; they are very different worlds.</div>
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like my alter ego. So, it wasn’t necessarily a new thing for me to be a bit of
a tough bad girl; and at the same time, it was different for me because I’ve
never really had relationship issues like that. So, I kind of relate to the
feistiness and the restiveness of the character, Tiwa. I can completely relate
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is in that Tiwa sense, then, the answer is no because that is an entirely
different thing. That is why I said people kept on telling me that my
personality and everything about me is very different from Tiwa. I’ve never had
issues that I had to run over to my boyfriend’s house and start causing a
scene. If you look at it that way, then, it is no. But if it’s the whole being
a bad girl who stands up for what she believes in and for what she stands for,
then, yes, I am a bad girl.</div>
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There are people who would argue about that…</div>
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<b>(Cuts in) In what sense?</b></div>
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In the sense of what they hear about you. For instance, you
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(Cuts in) How does wearing a bikini make me a bad girl?
Well, they need to go and study the dictionary and realise what a bad girl
really is. Someone like Rihana can be termed a bad girl, but Moet Abebe is not
a bad girl.</div>
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<b>You were once involved in a scandal <span class="IL_AD" id="IL_AD9">concerning</span> a s*x tape</b></div>
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Have you seen it? Exactly! So, that is your answer. I have
never posted anything like a s*x tape on the Internet. At the end of the day,
as far as there is no link, there is no <span class="IL_AD" id="IL_AD5">evidence</span> of a s*x tape. People will
always talk and I have learnt to live with that.</div>
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She also spoke about who she is…</div>
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<b>Who is Moet Abebe?</b></div>
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Moet Abebe is a girl, who is very driven and focused by what
she wants to achieve in life. She is a <span class="IL_AD" id="IL_AD7">hard worker</span>. She is the kind of person
who is always going to accept when she is wrong and always tries to get better
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<b>Is Moet your real name?</b></div>
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My name is Laura Monyeazo Abebe.</div>
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My father is from Edo State, while my mother is from Imo
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<br /><sup><em>Kingsley Bassey to face charges over raising false Ebola alarm</em></sup><br /><strong> </strong><br />
<strong>Nollywood actor Kingsley Chris Bassey was arrested over making a
 false Ebola alert, which resulted in disrupt of Arik Airline flight.</strong><sup><em> </em></sup><br /><br />
Bassey allegedly placed a hoax call to an Arik Air flight from <br />
<a href="https://www.blogger.com/blogger.g?blogID=6589160015449763735" name="more"></a>Enugu 
to Lagos saying that there was a woman on the flight infected with the 
deadly tropical disease, Today reports.<br /><br />
The airline later explained how it all happened saying that “about 
1.05p.m. on 29 August, a certain man from Enugu, called the airline’s 
customer call centre to alert the airline that his girlfriend who was 
under quarantine for the EVD had escaped and was on board flight W3 611 
from Enugu to Lagos. Immediately the flight landed at the General 
Aviation Terminal (GAT) in Ikeja, Lagos, Arik Air’s ground staff who had
 been placed on alert approached the Federal Airports Authority of 
Nigeria (FAAN) medical personnel, but the FAAN officials at GAT said 
they didn’t have the requisite equipment to screen passengers for the 
Ebola virus symptoms.”<br /><br />
Thus, it became necessary to direct aircraft to the international 
wing of the Murtala Muhammed Airport (MMIA), where the woman was 
detained and transferred to the clinic for test.<br />

The result of Ebola test conducted on a woman came up negative. Moreover, she was not suffering from Ebola symptoms.<br /><br />
“She then told Arik Air personnel that her boyfriend who made the 
malicious call from Enugu did that to smear her name because they had a 
misunderstanding.”<br /><br />
The arrested actor would be charged over the false claim and flight disrupt on September 15.

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Nollywood Actor Raises False Ebola Alarm And Gets Arrested

Kingsley Bassey to face charges over raising false Ebola alarm Nollywood actor Kingsley Chris Bassey was arrested over making a fa...