Saturday, 2 January 2016
Wow! Actress Omoni Oboli Shares Beauiful New Year Family Photo
Woman Shoots Friend For Not Believing In God, Keeps Body As ‘Shrine To God’
Anitra Braxton was arrested after police obtained a search warrant for her house and discovered the corpse of her friend on her couch. Braxton explained that she placed the body there as a “shrine to God.”
Later, when she was questioned by police, Braxton admitted that she had indeed shot her friend in the eye because she didn’t profess a belief in God. Braxton has been charged with first degree murder, and there may be additional charges as authorities believe the deceased may have been pregnant.
Source: Liberalamerica.
Wow! Deola Smart’s Mom Gifts Her £19k Rolex Wristwatch As New Year Gift (Photo)
Deola is the daughter of former Senator Smart Adeyemi and luxury designer, Malivelihood’s fiancée.
HEADIES 2015: See Phyno's Reaction
2-Year-Old Girl Tragically Dies 2-Days After Christmas From Swallowing A Battery
An X-ray of her tiny body showed the "killer" was a shiny, silver button battery.
“On Saturday she was fine,” maternal grandfather Kent Vice said. “It was a perfect Christmas.”Brianna had not been feeling well for a couple of days, throwing up and running a low-grade fever, he said.
Late Sunday, Brianna threw up blood, and her body turned a blue color. Her parents, Brian and Stephanie Florer, who live in rural Delaware County, called the Jay ambulance, which met them at a convenience store to check Brianna's condition.
“She threw up again,” Vice said. “It was a massive amount of blood, and they rushed her to the Grove hospital.”The Grove physicians quickly diagnosed Brianna's problem, and she was taken by ambulance to St. Francis Hospital in Tulsa, where she was rushed into surgery, he said.
Bad weather had grounded all medical transportation by helicopter, Vice said.
“They operated on her for 2½ hours, but they couldn't stop the bleeding,” Vice said. “They believed the battery ate through to her carotid artery by way of her esophagus.”
“One minute she is perfect, and the next minute she is dead,” Vice said. “We had no idea when she swallowed it (the battery).”The family learned Brianna probably swallowed the battery within six days of her death.
Vice said he wants to do something about button batteries. “I want to keep these things out of houses,” he said. “They are dangerous.”
A Go Fund Me account has been set up to help the family with funeral expenses.
Eddie Johnson with the state medical examiner's office said the child's autopsy is pending, and it would be two to four months before an official cause and manner of death is known.
There were 53 reported cases in Oklahoma of children and adults swallowing a button or disk battery this year, said Randy Badillo, Oklahoma Poison Control Center senior specialist. “No fatalities have been reported to us,” he said.
Normally the battery passes through the digestive system, he said.
“But, if the battery lodges in the esophagus or digestive tract, it can open and release an alkaline substance that can cause corrosive or burning injuries,” Badillo said.From 2005 to 2014, there were 11,940 battery-swallowing incidents involving children under the age of 6 nationally, according to the National Capitol Poison Center in Washington, D.C. Of those cases, 15 children died, and another 101 suffered major medical problems.
“These devastating outcomes occur in small children when batteries get stuck in the esophagus,” said Dr. Toby Litovitz, center physician.When a lithium button battery lodges in a child's esophagus, it causes an electrical current to go through the tissue, she said.
“The electrical current is causing more damage because it is splitting the water surrounding the button battery and forming hydroxide, which is an ingredient in lye. Imagine dropping little tiny drops of lye in one place in the esophagus,” Litovitz said.The lye substance perforates the esophagus and goes into whatever tissue is nearby — it can be the aorta or the trachea.
Serious complications also have been seen when small batteries are placed in the nose or ear — another situation where urgent removal is critical, Litovitz said.
“The important thing to remember is, these batteries are everywhere.”Vice was close to his granddaughter. He handled caretaking duties for Brianna when she was an infant for three weeks after her parents returned to work.
“She never — not one time — had a bad day,” Vice said, his voice cracking with emotion. “She was always happy and laughing. “I took care of her — she was just an angel.”Source: The Oklahoman
Lol! See The Photo Of Di'ja That Got Everyone Talking
This the photo of Di'ja which was taking at the Headies award that has been trending on twitter Nigeria. Fans are making mockery of how long her neck is. See all the hilarious comments below after the cut...
Rich Man Dies In Kidnappers Custody In Enugu State
Okonkwo, a native of Affa, in Udi LGA of Enugu State, was a successful and well-to-do businessman.
To the bad guys, Okonkwo’s abduction was their ticket for a beautiful Christmas and New Year. So, with high hopes, the kidnappers put their plans into motion and kidnapped the rich man.
On the fateful day, Okonkwo attended a traditional wedding ceremony in another part of Enugu State. The kidnappers, who monitored his movement, plotted to abduct him on his way back from the event.
On the fateful day, Okonkwo attended a traditional wedding ceremony in another part of Enugu State. The kidnappers, who monitored his movement, plotted to abduct him on his way back from the event.
The kidnappers, who are now in custody, are:
Ekene Nwankwo (from Okposi in Ebonyi), Emeka Igwe (from Awka-Etiti in Anambra), Chidi Agu, without a known address, and Ebuka (from Ameke-Ngwo, in Udi LGA of Enugu State).
Initially, things went according to plan.
Around 7pm, on November 21, the victim, Okonkwo, approached Affa road, near Ninth Mile Corner, Enugu, on his way from the traditional wedding.
The hoodlums had already laid ambush for Okonkwo and on sighting him, the armed kidnappers snatched him.
They succeeded in taking the businessman hostage, abandoning his Toyota Tundra sports utility vehicle by the road.
The kidnappers reportedly threatened to kill him if he refused to cooperate with them. They took Okonkwo to their den in a bush along the Old Nsukka-Abor Road, around the Ninth Mile Corner.
But, thereafter, things took an ugly turn – for both the hostage and his abductors.
They reportedly gagged and restrained Okonkwo. Having obtained the relevant mobile telephone numbers from him, the kidnappers placed calls to his relatives, demanding the sum of N10m as ransom.
For seven days, in their frustrating wait for the N10m, the kidnappers were said to have subjected Okonkwo to brutal beatings as they spiritedly urged him to do everything possible to speed up the payment of the ransom.
They also denied the hostage food and water.
The kidnappers, who had become frustrated, were still hoping that Okonkwo’s abduction would yield the expected N10m when the unexpected happened.
Okonkwo suddenly died.
The businessman, who was tied up, starved and beaten for seven days in captivity, had reportedly become very weak.
On noticing that the victim had died, the kidnappers panicked, fled and abandoned in the bush.
According to Punch report, soon after, the kidnappers were all tracked down. They were arrested by operatives of the Anti-Kidnap Unit of the Enugu State Police Command.
Spokesman of the Command, Mr. EbereAmaraizu, who confirmed the development, said the hoodlums were trailed to various hideouts in Enugu, and Lagos before they were apprehended, early in December, 2015.
Amaraizu said some of the kidnappers sustained injuries in a shootout with the police while attempting to resist arrest.
Now in police net, the kidnappers are passing blames among themselves for ‘mistakes’ made during Okonkwo’s ill-fated kidnap.
They believe the mistakes led to the victim’s death and their subsequent arrest.
One of the hoodlums, ChidiAgu, explained that the victim would not have died if his colleague, Ekene Nwankwo, had not suggested that he should be tied, to forestall his escape.
Agu added that they wanted to stop the victim from attempting to attack and overpower them.
He explained that hardship and attendant frustration drove him to join the kidnapping gang.
Agu, who expressed regrets over Okonkwo’s death, pleaded for forgiveness.
He would certainly turn a new leaf, if set free, according to him.
The other kidnappers, Nwankwo and EmekaIgwe, both admitted that it was the quest to raise quick money that led them to venture into kidnapping.
According to Igwe, they plotted Okonkwo’s abduction with hopes that the businessman would instruct his relatives to immediately release the ransom money to them.
Igwe said four of them plotted the kidnapping, naming himself, Nwankwo, Agu and Ebuka, who is still at large, as members of the gang.
Just like Agu, Igwe expressed regrets that the kidnapping venture took an unfortunate turn. He also pleaded for forgiveness.
On his part, Nwankwo admitted that before deciding to go into kidnapping, the gang had unsuccessfully tried several options in a bid to realise their desire for quick money.
Nwankwo explained that this burning desire for quick wealth pushed them to consult native doctors as they sought to engage in money-making rituals.
He revealed that the native doctors in turn asked them to bring substantial sums of money for the purchase of items needed for the money-making sacrifices.
Lacking money to give the native doctors for the purchase of the required items, they opted to venture into kidnapping, Nwankwo explained.
Nwankwo, who is said to be the leader of the gang, further explained that it was Ebuka, who is currently at large, that monitored the businessman’s movements.
According to him, it was Ebuka that notified other members of the gang that the businessman was approaching the location where they laid ambush for him, after leaving the traditional wedding on that fateful day.
The hoodlum expressed regrets that the operation did not go as expected.
The Enugu State police pokesman, Amaraizu, said the force has launched a manhunt for the said Ebuka, in a bid to bring him to book alongside the other members of the gang, who are already in detention.
Amaraizu added that investigations are ongoing into the unfortunate kidnapping affair.
Meanwhile, Okonkwo’s decomposing body has been recovered from the bush, where it was abandoned by the kidnappers after he gave up the ghost.
The corpse was deposited in the morgue of an undisclosed hospital.
Initially, things went according to plan.
Around 7pm, on November 21, the victim, Okonkwo, approached Affa road, near Ninth Mile Corner, Enugu, on his way from the traditional wedding.
The hoodlums had already laid ambush for Okonkwo and on sighting him, the armed kidnappers snatched him.
They succeeded in taking the businessman hostage, abandoning his Toyota Tundra sports utility vehicle by the road.
The kidnappers reportedly threatened to kill him if he refused to cooperate with them. They took Okonkwo to their den in a bush along the Old Nsukka-Abor Road, around the Ninth Mile Corner.
But, thereafter, things took an ugly turn – for both the hostage and his abductors.
They reportedly gagged and restrained Okonkwo. Having obtained the relevant mobile telephone numbers from him, the kidnappers placed calls to his relatives, demanding the sum of N10m as ransom.
For seven days, in their frustrating wait for the N10m, the kidnappers were said to have subjected Okonkwo to brutal beatings as they spiritedly urged him to do everything possible to speed up the payment of the ransom.
They also denied the hostage food and water.
The kidnappers, who had become frustrated, were still hoping that Okonkwo’s abduction would yield the expected N10m when the unexpected happened.
Okonkwo suddenly died.
The businessman, who was tied up, starved and beaten for seven days in captivity, had reportedly become very weak.
On noticing that the victim had died, the kidnappers panicked, fled and abandoned in the bush.
According to Punch report, soon after, the kidnappers were all tracked down. They were arrested by operatives of the Anti-Kidnap Unit of the Enugu State Police Command.
Spokesman of the Command, Mr. EbereAmaraizu, who confirmed the development, said the hoodlums were trailed to various hideouts in Enugu, and Lagos before they were apprehended, early in December, 2015.
Amaraizu said some of the kidnappers sustained injuries in a shootout with the police while attempting to resist arrest.
Now in police net, the kidnappers are passing blames among themselves for ‘mistakes’ made during Okonkwo’s ill-fated kidnap.
They believe the mistakes led to the victim’s death and their subsequent arrest.
One of the hoodlums, ChidiAgu, explained that the victim would not have died if his colleague, Ekene Nwankwo, had not suggested that he should be tied, to forestall his escape.
Agu added that they wanted to stop the victim from attempting to attack and overpower them.
He explained that hardship and attendant frustration drove him to join the kidnapping gang.
Agu, who expressed regrets over Okonkwo’s death, pleaded for forgiveness.
He would certainly turn a new leaf, if set free, according to him.
The other kidnappers, Nwankwo and EmekaIgwe, both admitted that it was the quest to raise quick money that led them to venture into kidnapping.
According to Igwe, they plotted Okonkwo’s abduction with hopes that the businessman would instruct his relatives to immediately release the ransom money to them.
Igwe said four of them plotted the kidnapping, naming himself, Nwankwo, Agu and Ebuka, who is still at large, as members of the gang.
Just like Agu, Igwe expressed regrets that the kidnapping venture took an unfortunate turn. He also pleaded for forgiveness.
On his part, Nwankwo admitted that before deciding to go into kidnapping, the gang had unsuccessfully tried several options in a bid to realise their desire for quick money.
Nwankwo explained that this burning desire for quick wealth pushed them to consult native doctors as they sought to engage in money-making rituals.
He revealed that the native doctors in turn asked them to bring substantial sums of money for the purchase of items needed for the money-making sacrifices.
Lacking money to give the native doctors for the purchase of the required items, they opted to venture into kidnapping, Nwankwo explained.
Nwankwo, who is said to be the leader of the gang, further explained that it was Ebuka, who is currently at large, that monitored the businessman’s movements.
According to him, it was Ebuka that notified other members of the gang that the businessman was approaching the location where they laid ambush for him, after leaving the traditional wedding on that fateful day.
The hoodlum expressed regrets that the operation did not go as expected.
The Enugu State police pokesman, Amaraizu, said the force has launched a manhunt for the said Ebuka, in a bid to bring him to book alongside the other members of the gang, who are already in detention.
Amaraizu added that investigations are ongoing into the unfortunate kidnapping affair.
Meanwhile, Okonkwo’s decomposing body has been recovered from the bush, where it was abandoned by the kidnappers after he gave up the ghost.
The corpse was deposited in the morgue of an undisclosed hospital.
Davido Already Predicted The Olamide vs Donjazzy Headies Clash
Some time in October, 2015, Davido made a prediction and it has happened! He declared LilKesh the winner of the Headies 2015 awards, adding that if they didn't give him the nextrated award, he should pull a Kanye on them. Read after the cut...
Ubi Franklin Speaks On Olamide And Don Jazzy’s Headies Award War
MMMG CEO, Ubi Franklin has waded in on the war of words that happened between Don Jazzy and Olamide at yesterday’s 2015 Headies. Ubi said any CEO will gladly fight for his artiste and he won’t in anyway blame Olamide or Don Jazzy who stood up for their acts.
Ubi, also expressed his displeasure that Iyanya won nothing out of all his nominations but was glad that while the award was on Iyanya was out of Lagos making money off one of his hit singles. Honestly, this year’s Headies came with so many dramas. Btw, Lil Kesh says he makes enough money and what he makes in two weeks can conveniently buy that SUV, so it’s nothing to him really. Ubi's tweets after the cut. Please start reading from last tweet upwards.
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