This Young man was alleged and brutality by the army

Here are pictures of an alleged army brutality on a young man. This happened in Barkin Ladi local government in Plateau State where some men of the Special Task Force accused the young man of stealing a rifle. The people fighting for the victim said it was later found to be untrue.
 The young man was supposedly tortured for over 3 weeks. See more photos after the cut...

 

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Check this out! The Alaafin of Oyo and his wives take private jet to Bauchi

Alaafin of Oyo, Oba Lamidi Olayiwola Adeyemi, and some of his wives pictured at the

 airport as headed out in a private jet to Bauchi state on the invitation of the state 

governor, Isa Yuguda. See more photos after the cut...

Mum drowned toddler son before jumping with older child to their deaths

A suicidal 24 year old mum drowned her 2-year-old son in their family home 

before going to a rock in Dartmoor and plunging 100ft to her death - with her five year 

old son on her back. Read the full story from the Mirror below...

Katherine Hooper and five-year-old son Joshua Patterson were killed

when they fell between 80-100 feet from Lowman Tor at Haytor Rock on Dartmoor last July.

When police later went to her family home in Paignton, Devon, they discovered her youngest son Sam dead in a double bed.

An inquest at Torquay, Devon, heard that a suicide note was found by police hidden within a book on a shelf at her home. It was not dated but detectives believe it was written a couple of weeks before the tragic triple deaths.

A coroner has ruled that Kat, as she was known, killed herself but unlawfully 

killed Joshua. He returned an open verdict on toddler Sam.

The hearing was told after a Dutch holidaymaker sent police a photo which

 showed Kat and Joshua on the rock in the moments before they fell to their deaths.

And other foreign and local people saw the death fall and had witnessed 

Kat moving closer to the edge of the drop from the granite rock with 

Joshua having a ‘piggy back’ ride on his 24 year old mum’s back.

Kat and Joshua both died from multiple injuries, suffering head and

 neck wounds which rendered them unconscious before they died.

But a pathologist was unable to ascertain what killed Sam.

The South Devon coroner Ian Arrow said: "I am not certain that I can record 

drowning as his medical cause of death.”
Mr Arrow said Sam ‘probably died well before’ the day his mum and 

older brother fell to their deaths and he said Kat and Joshua

 had left their home ‘in a hurry’ after he died.

A Home Office forensic pathologist Dr Russell Delaney said Sam’s 

death was ‘suggestive of drowning but not diagnostic’.

He said there was no evidence that Sam had been smothered 

but a bath half full of water was found by police.

Detective Sergeant Andy James, from the Major Crime Investigation Team, said on Friday, July 12th, police received reports from members of the public of two lifeless bodies being found at the bottom of Lowman Tor near Bovey Tracey, Devon.

He said people climbing on the famous Haytor Rock saw a woman with 

a young child which was not that unusual.

But he told the inquest: ”They seemed to be precariously close to the edge of the rock.”
He said one witness looked at them but felt they were intruding and although 

unnerved by the situation they ‘let them be’.

A German holidaymaker said Joshua was ‘on the back piggy back style

 walking slowly to the edge’ before sitting down.
They did not intervene because no one appreciated what was going to happen, 

he said.

The inquest heard from her father Peter Hooper, a Dartmoor builder, 

who said in his statement that his daughter was a ‘lovely, caring person’.

He said she met 52 year old Neil Patterson when she was 17 and had the two boys with him.
He said by Christmas 2012 ‘a little bit of the spark had gone’ 

from Kat and a week later she took an overdose of pills and went missing.

The two boys were taken into care and were returned to her two weeks later.

Mr Hooper said what happened in July was ‘a complete shock’ 

when she jumped off the rock killing Joshua and herself.
He said when he last spoke to her on the phone ‘she sounded alright’.

Police at the time said they know Kat and Joshua had left their home,

 the day before their deaths and slept rough near a quarry overnight.

MTN & Nigerian ICT Firm launches a revolutionary social mobile learning product

MTN Nigeria has just partnered with Bilyak Consulting an indigenous ICT 

firm to launch a mobile learningplatform that provides educational contents for all ages and professions. 

Over 300 training courses and the platform is endorsed by Open University,such as 

UK; WAEC, JAMB, UBEC and more, additionally training for ICT, banking and other professions.

The introduction of MTN mAcademy (www.mtnmacademy.com) might not just be a value added advantage to MTN but might end up changing the whole way Educative information is transmitted.

 ...and also bridge the educational divide by providing affordable,

 at the moment the platform is available to Nigerian and Cameroon market and from our researc,

h we understand it will be going live in South Africa next month. What it looks like with features, 

such as meeting and connecting with other learners, asking an expert and learning, 

this will be social learning for Africa. Now the question is 

"will this be the ‘killer’ platform that will take Nigerians and Cameroonians away from facebook?

MTN mAcademy could be a simple solution to the National ‘headache’ of the Education sector, coming from the angle of the mass failure of Nigerian students at the recent WAEC exams. What mAcademy has achieved here is to provide opportunity for learning even while you are stuck with your mobile devices. Its knowledge on the move and interestingly, it’s free for the Secondary School Pupils and their Teachers. One can only imagine the magnanimity of the value added, when considering the JAMB, WAEC, NECO and NABTEB revision notes and practice exams made available for the Secondary school students.

On MTNs partners facebook page www.facebook.com/bilyak we can see they are offering an educational grant competition (prize money range from N20,000 to N300,000) for learners that pass some test on the platform. 

9ice welcomes 4th child from 3rd Baby’s Mother

9ice is currently on the campaign trail as he is aiming for a seat in the Federal House of Representatives in 2015, however, this is not the only exciting news about the musician.

The musician and his fiancé Olasunkanmi Ajala have welcomed their first child together – a baby girl! Olasunkanmi is the Creative Director of events management and decor company De Sky Events. The couple have been together for a while and now their relationship has been blessed with a bundle of joy.

The couple only recently went public with their relationship as Olasunkanmi recently uploaded a photo of them unto her company’s instagram page after entertainment journalist Stella Dimoko-Korkus exclusively revealed details of their relationship on her blog.

This is 9ice’s 4th child. His first son Zion was born while he was married to his ex-wife Toni Payne in 2008, he also had a set of twin girls with his then-girlfriendVictoria ‘Vicky” Godis soon after and now a new baby girl.

Congrats to 9ice.

Two Nigerians and an Isreali arrested for smuggling $9.3m into SA

South African police are currently investigating two Nigerians and an Israeli citizen who tried to smuggle $9.3 million in cash into the country on September 5th.

According to South Africa's City Press newspaper, the money which was in bundles of unused $100 bills packed in three suitcase were transported in a small business jet, a bombadier Challenger 600 with a Nigerian crew and piloted by Captain Tunde Ojongbede. Continue...


The jet departed from Abuja and when it arrived South Africa, the money was discovered and when asked, the men said it was for the purchase of arms for the Nigerian security services.

Spokesperson of the South African Revenue Service (SARS), Marika Muller in a statement said the money was seized at the Lanseria airport, northwest of Johannesburg

"The passengers' luggage was searched after Customs officials detected irregularities. The money was detained as it was undisclosed/undeclared and above the prescribed legal limit,"

South African airport security spokesman Solomon Makgale confirmed a police investigation was underway but declined to give details.