Tonto Dike Post Pictures of Herself On A Man In Bedroom

Popular actress Tonto Dike is pictured in bed with an unknown man. The controversial actress, who recently signed on to D’banj’s record label, to become the duchess of DB records can be identified by her famous tattoo at her back and leg.

She made the post on her facebook page to tease her fans early in the morning
Tonto Dike was once rumored to be in relationship with many high profile celebrities in recent time, Only God knows the identity of her new catch
See the Picture below

How I Mistakenly Slept With My Fiancee’s Best Friend

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I’m in a very happy relationship with a very nice and loving man. Let’s call him John, though that’s not his real name. He’s 34, I’m 28, we’ve been together for about 6 months now. Everything is perfect, we are both committed to building a future together. But something happened recently and I’m afraid it’s about to cut my joy short.

My boy friend’s elder brother recently had a house warming party and I attended the party with my man. Only to get there and meet another guy I had been intimate with in the past! His name is Frank. To make matters worse, my boyfriend knows Frank very well and he even introduced me to Frank at the housewarming party as his woman. Turns out Frank is John’ elder brother’s friend!
What happened between me and Frank happened way before I met John. It was at a club in Enugu, a one night stand…
I had gone clubbing with girlfriends. At the club I met Frank, he was really nice, he bought me drinks, we had a good time, I got carried away and ended up being drunk and hor-ny in his car. The rest is history.
All I remember is that when I woke up the next day in Frank’s house, I was mortified at what I had done. I practically took off and that was the last time I saw or heard from him till that day at the housewarming party.
I’m afraid that my future with John is in trouble. This is his brother’s close friend. I’m afraid that this guy may talk to someone about that incident and somehow, John will get to hear of it too.
So, I’ve been very worried. Should let John know, no matter how little, that I ever had something to do with Frank or should I just keep quiet?

Woman Commits Suicide by Jumping in Crocodile Pool at Bangkok Zoo

A woman was killed by crocodiles after she jumped into their enclosure at a zoo in Bangkok. Wanpen Inyai, 65, apparently committed suicide by throwing herself into the midst of 1,000 crocodiles at Samutprakarn Crocodile Farm And Zoo.
Inyai had reportedly not spoken to anyone in the period before her death. CCTV images showed her removing her shoes before she jumped into the water.

Zookeepers were seen desperately trying to ward off the crocodiles in a bid to stop them from attacking the woman but their efforts failed.Police identified Inyai from her documents floating in the water.
The farm has been open since 1950, according to its website, and is described as “the world’s largest crocodile farm”.

Yoruba People Are The Most Sophisticated Nigerians - Ojo Madueke

Mr Ojo Madueke who is Nigeria’s Ambassador to Canada has recently asserted that the Yorubas are the most enlightened, knowledgeable and experienced people in all the tribes of Nigeria.

Ojo Madueke

The Ambassador while speaking in a gathering of Nigerians in Canada during an event organized by the Afenifere Renewal Group (ARG) made it known that Yoruba people are the most sophisticated Nigerians.
Mr. Madueke, explained that although his expression contradicts his ”Igboness”, it has been a phenomenon that Nigeria benefits immensely only when the Yoruba are fully involved in governance, adding that as a former officer of the Biafra army, he knew what he was talking about.


However, when the guest lecturer at the event, Professor Jacob Olupona, put it to the Ambassador and former Foreign Minister that why did President Goodluck Jonathan not include any Yoruba in the top seven most important cabinet positions, if truly Yoruba people are of great importance.  The former Foreign Minister returned to the podium to explain the sophistication of the Yoruba.  He said that the President has all the ethnic groups well represented in his cabinet, but would not talk further on the issue.

Mr. Madueke also explained that the Igbo tribe is eating from the negative outcome of  the 1966 coup by Nigerian army officers led by Major Kaduna Nzeogwu which recorded the death of Igbos, not minding the fact that the coup-plotters did not consult with the Igbos before embarking on the killings of certain post-independence leaders.
However, another speaker at the event, Omoyele Sowore, a Sahara Reporters official implored many at the event not to take the Ambassador’s ‘flattering of  the Yoruba tribe’ as a compliment. He disabused the minds of many at the event saying that if the former PDP National Secretary’s remarks were more than mere flattery, he and his People’s Democratic Party (PDP), would not spend so much energy and effort to sponsor to power and prominence some of the worst Yorubas.

Omoyele Sowore

Mr. Sowore called the attention of the listeners at the gathering to the recent elections in Osun and Ekiti States, where he said that the candidates of the PDP were people with well-documented criminal track records.
It would be recalled that in January 2010, during a UN press conference, in which  Mr. Madueke was the then Nigeria’s Foreign Minister, there was a showdown when Mr Sowore as a journalist asked Mr Madueke a question during a press conference at the United Nations in New York.  The question which bothered on the Foreign minister not speaking to the ailing President Umaru Yar’Adua for over 60 days, but said said he was getting his instructions from him as he liberally travelled the world.

Here is the video if you missed it then:

Nigerian Army Insists Boko Haram Leader Shekau Is Dead!

The Defence Headquarters (DHQ) made it clear that the military had killed the head of Boko Haram, Abubakar Shekau.

The liquidated terrorist has a great resemblance to the man from all the latest Boko Haram videos

The DHQ has released a statement claiming that the Nigerian Army killed “Abubakar Shekau”, the man who took up the mantle of leadership after the real head of the sect died in unclear circumstances in 2013.

SaharaReporters made it known that the military, in a recent raid in Konduga, had killed sect’s commander. Many of Boko Haram fighters soldiers have surrendered and laid down their weapons.

Around 46 Boko Haram members were hiding in goat trucks, but got arrested in Borno. Photo: DHQ

While commending the efforts of his men on the said issue, the Defence Information Spokesperson, Maj.Gen. Chris Olukolade, confirmed that on the 12th and 17th September 2014, the insurgents attempted to violate the security in the region and tried to enter Konduga to perpetrate their atrocities.

The statement explained that the air and land forces deployed to confront the men of the Boko Haram group fought fiercely bringing down the head of the group. Although many terrorists, including some of their commanders, lost their lives in encounters which lasted an average of about 5 hours each, Olukolade made it known that men of the force fought like never before.

Learn more from the statement below:

Boko Haram terrorists, including the man acting as Shekau in the latest videos, died in combat

Nigerian troops have been conducting coordinated air and land operations in furtherance of efforts at containing the terrorists in the North East part of the country. Somehow, it became apparent that the terrorists in continuation of their campaign of terror were determined to take over communities around Maiduguri which is their prime target. There was therefore the need to ensure that communities such as Konduga were protected. It is noteworthy that the terrorists made not less than four attempts between 12 and 17 September 2014 to violate the security and enter Konduga to perpetrate their atrocities. Air and land forces were subsequently deployed to handle the situation.

The convoy of combat vehicles typical of terrorists’ mission that involves their top commanders, were fiercely engaged by the land and air forces. Several of the terrorists including some of their commanders lost their lives in the encounters which lasted an average of about 5 hours each. The troops captured some of the terrorists and their equipment. In the course of those encounters, one Mohammed Bashir who has been acting or posing on videos as the deceased Abubakar Shekau, the eccentric character known as leader of the group died. Since the name Shekau has become a brand name for the terrorists’ leader, the Nigerian military remains resolute to serve justice to anyone who assumes that designation or title as well as all terrorists that seek to violate the freedom and territory of Nigeria.

On restoring normalcy after the encounter, inhabitants of the community who were victims of terrorists activities corroborated information on the identity of Bashir Mohammed alias Abubakar Shekau, alias Abacha Abdullahi Geidam alias Damasack etc. Indeed, the recent devastation on the leadership of the insurgents is attributable to the renewed commitment to the mission of eradicating terrorism in our country.

Meanwhile, a total of 135 terrorists have yesterday evening surrendered along with equipment to troops around Biu Local Government Area. A group of 88 submitted themselves at Mairiga/Bun – Yadi while another group of 45 terrorists were taken in around Mubi – Michika. They are all being interrogated and processed in conformity with the dictates of standard best practices.

The Defence Headquarters applauds the gallantry of the Nigerian troops who have remained undaunted and professional in prosecuting this campaign against terror. The keen interest exhibited by our neighbours and allies is commendable and we appreciate them. All allies in the war against terrorism are hereby assured of the Nigerian military’s resolve to maintain momentum in the efforts to decimate and defeat terrorists. The invaluable efforts toward achieving sustainable peace and victory against the terrorists are highly appreciated.

It is nevertheless necessary to alert all citizens that there is still the need for even more vigilance and cooperation with the security forces. Everybody is required to remain alert to ensure that we are not taken unawares by terrorist elements who might want to carry-out isolated attacks in any part of our country.

It would be recalled that just yesterday, fifty Boko Haram members were arrested while trying to move from Damboa area of Borno state to Gombe in a goat truck.

Chibok Schoolgirls Not Rescued: Nigerians Confused, Bitter

Nigerians and the world community are confused by the controversy surrounding reports by the Nigerian military on the status of the Chibok schoolgirls who were abducted by Boko Haram in mid-April, 2014.

First excited with the news of Chibok schoolgirls’ release, then disappointed and confused

Dozens of Nigerians took to their preferred social media platforms to express their emotions and opinions. Understandably, many feedbacks were grim and ironical. Some blamed the authorities for not paying enough attention to the problem of insecurity on the whole and to the release of Chibok schoolgirls’ release in particular.

Still, the majority stressed the necessity to focus on the Chibok schoolgirls’ safe release.

Hamisu Gumel commented on Facebook: These people are morally bankrupt. Who would lie to mislead Nigeria in an issue that is supposed to be of national emergency? Edet Okon UYe expressed worst fears: No need to rescue this girls. They don’t exist anymore. Probably they are suicide bombers.

Samson Bukar Mshelmbula, however, defended the military: They are human. You mean you never make mistakes at all? It’s a honourable think for someone to make a statement and within 30 minutes retract same.

Chibok schoolgirls: rescued or not?

Yesterday, several Nigerian and foreign media outlets reported the break-through in rescuing Chibok schoolgirls from the Boko Haram captivity. It has been alleged that an undisclosed number of the girls have newly escaped and were seen near the Maimalari Barracks in Maiduguri, Borno State. Almost immediately, however, the information has been denied by the Nigerian Defence Headquarters. It has all started with the tweets by the BBC Africa:

Additionally, Brig. Gen. Chris Olukolade, spokesman for the Nigeria’s Defence Headquarters, has confirmed the information to Nigeria’s Premium Times (according to Premium Times reports).

Shortly after the initial reports, this message appeared both on official Twitter and Facebook accounts of the Defence HQ:

BBC Africa and, subsequently, the Nigerian media, have spread Olukolade’s explanation that“there were girls in military custody, but not those from Chibok as originally thought.“

Below is an audiofile of Olukolade’s interview (his statements start 2 minutes into the news report) obtained from the Inspiration FM 92.3 website:

listen to ‘General Olukolade Chibok Girls Blunder’ on audioBoom

Leadership’s “impeccable anonymous military source” disclosed: “What we have in the barracks were some 32 out of the 57 Chibok schoolgirls that were being conveyed to Kaduna where the state government had arranged new schools for them. And for them to get to Kaduna safely, they needed to be accompanied by some security personnel.”

The source added top officials in Abuja were extremely  concerned about the development and reprehended the 7 Division of the Nigerian Army for allowing the seemingly false reports to appear in the media even before the Defence Headquarters or the presidency were briefed.

I’ve never said anything about the release of the Chibok schoolgirls – Olukolade

Chris Olukolade has taken to his official Twitter account to express his side of the confusing story in a series of tweets:

It would be recalled that almost 300 Chibok schoolgirls were kidnapped by Boko Haram terrorists on 14th April, 2014. On April 16, the military officials have claimed that the majority of the girls have escaped their captors, with only eight remaining in the terrorists’ hands. However, after the Chibok schoolgirls’ parents and residents of the town have challenged the report, this information was dismissed by the Army as incorrect. Reacting to the development, Mr. Olukolade had stated the report was “not intended to deceive the public”. By mid-October, the girls will have been in captivity for six months.

Boko Haram Agree To Release All 219 Chibok Girls

Fresh reports say that Boko Haram group has finally agreed to free all the Chibok girls for 18 sect commanders currently in detention.

It would be recalled that less than two weeks ago it was reported that the insurgents had agreed to release only 30 female students abducted in April in exchange for 18 key group members. The decision was allegedly made after the Nigerian authorities had held secret talks with one of Boko Haram seniors identified as Umar.

This Saturday it was gathered that the International Committee of the Red Cross and the Nigerian government were holding long-time negotiations on the issue.

Finally, according to the Nation, the agreement on 219 girls release was reached.

It has been reported that the two parties asked their representatives to go back to their leaders to discuss the new conditions.

At the meeting said to be facilitated by the President, Civil Rights Congress (CRC), Comrade Shehu Sani, it was allegedly claimed that if the girls were tried to be released by force, it might lead to fatalities.

Chibok girls showed in the video released by Abubakar Shekau

One of those who attended the session said:

“The sect shifted its position and agreed to release all the girls instead of 30 Christian married girls it had promised. But Boko Haram said it does not trust the government going by previous experience. If the government had respected previous talks, the Chibok girls were initially meant to be off the hook during the Eid-el Fitr festival. Again about two weeks ago, a delegation was already in Maiduguri until the swap deal was bungled. Some security agents only advised on the release of six out of the 18 leaders of the sect. They rated the rest 12 as dangerous. When the insurgents found out, they backtracked and demanded the release of the 18 leaders. The development paved the way for the latest talks in Abuja which involved the ICRC.”

The source also said that the Nigerian authorities promised to release the 18 leaders as soon as all the girls were let go.

Another source present at the session said:

“We generally agreed that all the parties should go back to their leaders on the agreement reached. The government said no to piecemeal release of the girls and Boko Haram claimed that it will not have any business with the government until all the 18 leaders of the sect are freed. After the Eid-el-Kabir festival, the two parties will meet again on the terms to finalise the agreement or part ways. Before the meeting rose, Boko Haram representatives warned against the use of force to liberate the girls. It also made it clear that it had the “capacity to take on the Federal Government for the next 45 years.”

Regarding the insurgency in the North-East of Nigeria one of the sources said that “the outcome of the latest round of talks will determine whether they should ceasefire or not”.

It would be recalled that more than 200 girls were abducted on April 14 by Boko Haram in Chibok of the troubled Borno State. Despite both the military and social involvement of various countries worldwide, the majority of students are still missing.