So Sad! 42-year-old Mother of four commits suicide by throwing herself inside a well

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Christine, a mother of four kids committed suicide by throwing herself in a well in Gituamba village, Subukia in Nakuru County on Monday, September 19.

According to Tuko, Christine jumped into the well within her home compound on Monday at 5.30am.

Her husband Anthony Kiragu fainted immediately after hearing the shocking news and was rushed to Faith Health Centre in Subukia town.

Journalist wanted for Boko Haram released video blast FG for ruining his Life

Nigerian journalist, Ahmad Salkida, who made major healines few weeks ago after he was declared wanted by the President Muhammaduheadlinesled federal government over an exclusive video he obtained from Boko Haram, has accused the Nigerian government of rendering him homeless, saying he felt duped into speaking well of the government after he was declared wanted by the Army.

Below is what he wrote on Twitter;

Say What | Girl spotted smoking heavily and reading the bible (Photo)

This photo is currently stirring controversy around the social media sphere. The girl who has a tattoo in arms was pictured smoking what look like a cigarette and at the same time reading the bible ... Peeps, what's your take on this?

Man narrates how he caught his Pastor's Wife Stark Naked inside their house with his Brother

The man shared his story on social media explaining that he had just caught his pastor's wife making out with his younger brother.

According to him, he walked into the house and met the woman stark n*ked with his brother in their home. If you are to be in this position, what would you do?

How a House Servant Stole N91m From Former First Lady, Turai Yaradua (READ)

Turai Yaradua, wife of the former President of Nigeria Umaru Musa Yar'Adua has lost a whopping sum of N91 million to her domestic staff.

According to the police, the houseboy identified as Yusuf Sarkin Gida has now been arrested by the police.

See Chrissy Teigen reaction to Brad and Angelina Jolie divorce news

Chrissy Teigen yesterday share her thoughts on Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie divorce reports. Everyone seem to be pretty sad that both of them have decided to go their separate ways. They have both release a statement, we will update you on that soon.

N74.6billion Fraud | EFCC seizes three mansions from ex-governor

Detained former Katsina State Governor Ibrahim Shema’s three mansions have been seized over his alleged involvement in an N74.6billion fraud. The houses remain seized until the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) concludes its probe of the allegation.

Shema was subjected to another round of grilling yesterday by the commission.

Wanputu! This lady is using Her 'Massive Boobs' to cause commotion on Social Media (PHOTOS)

Busty American woman, L. Travis self-styled Poetry who is based in the United States of America has littered her Instagram page with her mind-boggling boobs photos with words of encouragement to women across the world to express pride and confidence in their body structures regardless of the aspersions cast on them by bullies.

How Police at Los Angeles Airport used smart phones to save suicidal man (READ)

Police at Los Angeles airport turned to their smart phones to stop a Korean-speaking man from committing suicide last week, using translation apps to coax the “jumper” dangling over a ledge.

According to a police statement released on Monday, two officers responding to a call about a man hanging from the ledge of a four-story parking structure at the airport were initially stumped as they tried to communicate with the man who only spoke Korean.

Yaya Toure's agent Dmitri blast Pep Guardiola says 'If he wants war then he can have one'

Yaya Toure's agent, Dmitri Seluk, has fuelled the fire between his player and Pep Guardiola by declaring 'war' on the Manchester City manager.

Guardiola earlier warned Yaya Toure he will never play for Manchester City again unless there is an apology after his outspoken agent accused the manager of “humiliating” the midfielder by omitting him from the club’s Champions League squad.

Enugu State | Police arrest 12 IPOB members

The police in Enugu, has arrested no fewer than 12 suspected members of the outlawed Indigenous Peoples of Biafra (IPOB), the state command’s spokesman, Mr Ebere Amarizu, has said.

A statement signed by Amarizu and made available to newsmen in Enugu on Tuesday said that the suspects were arrested during their ‘sit-at-home’ campaign at the Ogbette Main Market in Enugu.

Ondo Guber | 30 political parties to participate in poll

The Independent National Electoral Commission, (INEC) Tuesday announced that thirty political parties will participate in the November 26, governorship election in Ondo State.

It also informed that it has put in another arrangement to ensure smooth accreditation and voting process during the poll.

This it said would reduce the rigorous process being experienced by the commission during the poll.

Guardiola to Yaya Toure: Your Agent must apologize before you can play for Man City again

Pep Guardiola says Yaya Toure will not feature for Manchester City until he receives an apology for Dmitri Seluk’s recent outbursts in the media.

Guardiola left Toure out of his Champions League squad for this season and Goal understands City were keen to move the Ivorian on if they could find a willing buyer in the summer transfer window.

Zidane defends Neymar over reports of provoking opponents

Real Madrid coach Zinedine Zidane has defended Neymar following claims the Barcelona star deliberately disrespects and provokes opponents.

Neymar was criticised in the wake of Barcelona’s 5-1 win over Leganes after turning on the flicks late in the game with the result beyond doubt.

National Assembly | House adjourns sitting over member’s death

Resumption of plenary by the National Assembly after eights week recess failed on Tuesday following the announcement of the death of a member of the House of Representatives, Elijah Oluwatayo (APC-Lagos).

The aborted resumption was to mark the beginning of the second legislative year of the 8th assembly.

The Speaker of the House of Representatives, Yakubu Dogara, while reading a letter from the family of the deceased, said Oluwatayo died on July 20, 2016 at the age of 66.

Dogara also announced the death of three former members of the House – Muhammed Useni, Alex Eze and Etim Atakpa.

He said Useni represented Makarfi Federal Constituency of Kaduna State from 1999 to 2003, while Eze represented Nsukka/Igboeze Constituency of Enugu State within the same period.

He said Atakpa represented Ikot Ekpene/Essien Udim/Obot Akara Federal constituency of Akwa Ibom from 1992 to 1993 on the platform of the defunct National Republican Convention.

Dogara said: “As a serving member is involved, and as the tradition of the House demands, we have to adjourn sitting till Wednesday to honour the deceased.”

The House of Representatives in the 8th National Assembly has recorded four deaths of members since inauguration in June 2015.

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Cross River | Flood destroys over 4,000 houses, 13,000 farms

Flood destroyed no fewer than 4,070 houses and 13,147 farms in Cross River in August and September 2016, the state Emergency Management Agency (CR-SEMA) said on Tuesday.

The Director-General of the agency, John Inaku, gave the figures while addressing journalists in Calabar.

Mr. Inaku said 46 communities in seven local government areas were affected by the flood.

Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority warns passengers on Samsung Galaxy Note 7

The Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA) has directed passengers not to turn on or charge their Samsung Galaxy Note 7 devices on board aircraft following recent incidents and concerns raised by its manufacturers.

The aviation regulatory body gave the directive in a statement signed by its General Manager, Public Relations, Mr Sam Adurogboye, which was obtained by the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) in Lagos on Tuesday.

Republican George Bush Snr voting for Democrat Hillary Clinton

Former US president and Republican George Bush Snr is planning to vote for Democrat Hillary Clinton in November’s election, according to reports.

Ex-Maryland Lieutenant Governor Kathleen Kennedy Townsend, John F Kennedy’s niece, posted a picture of herself with Mr Bush on Facebook on Monday.

She added the caption: “The president told me he’s voting for Hillary!”

FIFA U20 Women’s World Cup: Nigeria invite 30 for tournament (Full List)

Nigeria has called up 30 players for training camp in Abuja next week Tuesday ahead of the FIFA U20 Women’s World Cup in Papua New Guinea in November.

The Falconets, who pounded Liberia, Democratic Republic of Congo and South Africa home and away in the qualifying series, will tackle Japan, Canada, and Spain (in that order) at the finals scheduled for 13th November – 3rd December in the tiny nation located in the Pacific Ocean.

Czech president says he'd vote Donald Trump

Outspoken Czech President Milos Zeman announced Tuesday he is backing US Republican presidential hopeful Donald Trump, pitting himself against his country’s prime minister who favours Democratic rival Hillary Clinton.

“I’d vote for Donald Trump if I were a US citizen,” Zeman said, quoted by the Dnes Czech daily.

Super Falcons Coach says her team won’t underrate AWCON 2016 foes

Nigeria Super Falcons coach Florence Omagbemi has warned the defending champions cannot afford to underrate any team at this year’s Africa Women Cup of Nations (AWCON) in Cameroon.

Sunday’s draw has pitted the Falcons in Group B alongside Mali, Ghana and debutants Kenya, Omagbemi said: “We have been playing against Ghana’s Black Queens for years.

Chief Justice of the Federation cautions judges against delay in judgement

The Chief Justice of the Federation, Justice Mahmud Mohammed, has called on judges in Nigeria to reduce the delays in dispensing justice.

However, the Chief Justice asked them never to sacrifice justice for speed.

For the second time within two days, Justice Mohammed took a swipe at judges who give conflicting judgements.

Five health benefits of eating Apples

Apples are one of the most cultivated and consumed fruits in the world. Some even call it a “miracle food”, justifying the “apple a day” adage. Why should you love apples?

1. They are packed with disease-fighting vitamins like vitamin C, vitamin K, vitamin B6, riboflavin, as well as minerals like potassium, copper, manganese, and magnesium.

South African Universities to introduce degree in Witchcraft

South African Minister of Higher Education and Training, Blade Nzimande has announced plans to have witchcraft included in the curriculum from 2018, giving students who wish to get an education on witchcraft the chance to do so in the country’s universities.

Militants Blow up NPDC/Shoreline pipeline in Niger Delta

The Afesere Ekiugbo  delivery line, operated  by the Nigeria petroleum  development Company (NPDC) was blown Up yesterday,  by a militant group called the Niger delta  Greenland Justice Mandate (NDGJM)

Awesome pipeline was bombed by 11.30pm, on September  18th,  2016. The group attacked  at the Ekiugbo delivery line in Ughelli operated by the NPDC/shorelines.

The federal  government  is the expected to intervene as the group is unrelenting in their attacks.

Fuel (Gas) scarcity hits some US cities

Some states in the USA are experiencing fuel (gas) shortages especially states in the South-East of the country including Tennessee and Alabama.

The fuel shortage was sparked when a 330,000-gallon spill shut down a gasoline pipeline in Alabama on the 9th of September. This, in turn, led to a spike in fuel price.

This has become a problem as some cities have gone into panic prompting some people to start stockpiling fuel in their homes for fear of an all-out scarcity.

Today’s Recipe: How To Cook Recession Rice (Lol, Interesting Piece)

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A recession is a delicious meal that is served to different countries based on their economic decision. A lot of countries go through recession for various reasons- but it is always because of bad economic decisions. The US had a taste of it in 2008 after the financial sector cooked a recession and served it to the country.

Meet Senegalese Khoudia Diop, the true ‘Melanin Goddess’

Senegalese Model, Khoudia Diop is most probably the definition of ‘melanin goddess'. She makes black even more beautiful! So beautiful!

The Senegalese model with affiliation in Paris, New York presents the complete glory of being black.

Read Six Major Takeaways from Senate President, Saraki’s Economic Speech

On Tuesday, September 20th, the Senate resumed its plenary activities after its yearly recess. For his resumption speech, the Senate President, Dr. Abubakar Bukola Saraki, delivered opening remarks that centred solely around the economy. Saraki stated that over the next few months, the focus of the Senate would be to save Nigeria’s economy from collapse.

Find below six of the major highlights of his speech:

Wikileaks says it has evidence that Hillary Clinton Sold Weapons to ISIS

As the American Presidential Election draws closer, the Democrat Candidate, Hilary Clinton is engulfed in another battle of credibility as wiki-leaks founder Julian Assange claims he has evidence of proof she sold weapons to ISIS.

Even though Hillary has denied this allegation several times,  Mr. Assange’s claim can still create a great danger to her ambition of getting to the White house.