Mysterious serpents cause commotion in Computer Village, Ikeja.
This morning pandemonium broke out at No 12 Ola Ayeni Street beside Fidelity Bank in computer village when a strange snake sprang out from nowhere to the amazement of traders.
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Nnamdi Oduamadi spotted on a football field in Festac
Super Eagles and AC Milan attacker Nnamdi Oduamadi was spotted this morning training with the local footballers. Odu as he is fondly called was controversially omitted from the final 23 man list released by coach Stephen Keshi, after his immense contributions to the world cup qualification of the Super Eagles. The 23 years old lad still has a lot of time to assert his importance in the team. I wish him the best of luck in his career.
Fresh Jam! Blind by LEX
As 2015 draws near and everyone is uncertain about what the future holds for our dear Nigeria, listen to what LEX has to say
Senator Ali Ndume’s convoy bombed by fighter jet
Senator Ali Ndume’s convoy was bombed on Saturday by a fighter jet of Nigeria’s military , the senator said today. Ndume was on his way to the scene of an attack by suspected Boko Haram militants when his convoy was bombed by the jet. Miraculously, no one was hurt. Ndume said Saturday’s bombing underscored “the seriousness of how the military endangers innocent civilians.”
South Africa-based armed robber killed in Lagos
The Lagos State Police Command has killed a South Africa-based suspected armed robber and also arrested his elder brother, who is a pastor. According to the police, the suspect, simply identified as Confidence, used to rob in Nigeria and relocate to South Africa, where he was actually based. The police allegedly shot and killed Confidence after he took to his heels at the sight of police rather than surrender.
Omeruo joins Boro
Super Eagles defender, Kenneth Omeruo, has revealed he turned down Premier League offers to join Boro. The prospect of regular first team football convinced the 20-year-old Nigerian international to link up with Aitor Karanka.
JUNGLE JUSTICE IS NO JUSTICE. By Barr. Okeke Onyebuchi.
Justice can be defined as “Fairness in the way people are treated”. Jungle justice simply put can be defined as a form of extra judicial killing where the victim is deprived the rule of law and justice is meted out in a barbaric and appalling fashion usually through stoning or burning the individual in the full glare of the public. In simpler words Jungle Justice is synonymous with Injustice which is defined as “a situation in which people are treated very unfairly and not given their rights”.