Jungle Justice Shows Ugly Face As 7-year-old Boy Is Burnt Alive For Attempting To Steal Garri

Pictured above is a seven-year old boy, who was lynched in the Badagry area of Lagos for allegedly attempting to steal garri from a trader’s shop surfaced online today, November 11, 2016.

The horrific image of the little boy crying for help while being burnt alive by a angry mob will send chill down the spine of any right thinking person.
It is so sad that a helpless little boy will be sentenced to jungle justice in a country with government and authorities and burnt alive till he gave up the ghost.

Amidst the economic recession in Nigeria, it is saddening that people are beginning to loose their sanity that they can stand the sight of killing a seven year old boy, who attempted to steal food because he was hungry.

The boy was said to be beaten black and blue, tied up and set ablaze by the angry mob. It is so sad that some parents give birth to children with no plan for their future. The parents of this boy should be fished out and punished severely for leaving their little boy alone to roam the street of Lagos and fend for himself at his age.

Such sad reality as jungle justice rears its ugly face once again.

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Photos: Nigerian Army Receives Made-In-Nigeria Utility Vehicles

Innoson motors, an indigenous car manufacturing company in Nigeria has made military vehicles for the Nigerian Army.

Nigerian Army confirmed the development, saying it is part of its support support for the Federal Government policy of #BuyMadeInNigeria.

Chairman of Innoson Group, Chief Innocent Ifediaso Chukwuma OFR presented the latest version of Innoson IVM G12 designed solely for military operations to the Chief of Army Staff Lt Gen T. Y Buratai.

The vehicles were received at the Tactical Headquarter of Operation Lafiya Dole, Maimalari Barracks Maiduguri, Borno State.

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Chief Of Army Reveals Identity Of Boko Haram

Chief Of Army staff, Lt.-Gen. Tukur Buratai, on Wednesday said based on the current activities of the Boko Haram terrorists, 60 per cent of them are

not Nigerians.

Buratai made the revelation when in Maiduguri when he received the Special Representative of the UN Secretary-General, Dr. Mohammed Ibn Chambas, at the headquarters of the Theatre Command of Operation Lafiya Dole at the Maimalari Cantonment.

COAS said; “Your Excellency, I want to bring to your attention that while the Boko Haram (insurgency) can be said to have started in Nigeria, by and large as at today, I can say that almost 60 per cent of the insurgents are from our neighbouring countries.

“You can see that almost all of the recently surrendered insurgents are not Nigerians.
“This is a challenge that impacts more on the Nigerian side than the other countries. But by and large, our military is up to the task and we will continue to do our best to ensure that our country is secured,’’ Buratai said.

He reiterated that the terrorists had been defeated but added that troops would continue with their operations until the insurgents finally surrender.

The army chief further thanked the UN for identifying with Nigeria in its efforts to rout-out the terrorists and solicited additional support from the world body.

In his remark earlier, Dr Chambas said that his visit was an expression of the UN’s identification with Nigeria in the fight against Boko Haram and efforts to restore peace to the North-East region.
He restated the UN’s condemnation of the terrorists’ group, adding “we are behind the Federal Government’’ in its efforts to defeat the terrorists.

Chambas noted that the immediate consequence of the insurgency was the “huge humanitarian crisis’’ in the North-East and assured him that the UN had stepped up efforts to address it. He called on the international community and donor agencies to come to the aid of Nigeria in addressing the crisis.

He said that Nigeria had always been involved in the UN peacekeeping missions across the world, while condoling with the Federal Government, the Nigerian Army and families of late Lt. Col. Muhammad Abu-Ali, who along with six other soldiers were killed by the insurgents on Nov. 4.
He said that their sacrifices and those of others who had died in the course of the war would not be in vain as Nigeria would be supported to win the war.

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3 Igbo brothers convert to islam on the same day in Imo state

A report making the rounds online has it that three brothers of the same parents from Chokoneze in Ezinihitte Mbaise LGA, Imo State, accepted Islam 2 days ago. Their names were also changed after the change of religion; Chinonso now Hassan, Chika now Musa. Chibuzor now Abdulrahman. They are now in Islamic school in Kaduna state to have basic Islamic education.

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Is Denrele about to get married or???

Denrele Edun got fans talking and wondering whether he is married or going to get  married as he posted a photo of him kissing Nollywood actress Onyi Alex

He captioned the photo 

A good wife is one who serves her husband in the morning like a mother does, loves him in the day like a sister does and pleases him like a prostitute in the night.

About time I got married.... ♥️♥️My Heartbeat @onyiialex01 

Another photo below

 

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Adokiye wants Davido to take her vrginity

Remember Adokiye Kyrian, the sexy Nigerian singer who wanted to sacrifice her virginity to Boko Haram for the sake of the release of the captured Chibok Girls>?

Well she has always stood by her remarks that she is infact a Virgin (untouched)
The singer often talks about how she was able to keep her virginity till adulthood and is determined on remaining a virgin until marriage, but at the moment Adokiye Kyrian might be rethinking her decision to remain a virgin..

It seems like she would reconsider that if OBO Davido came knocking with his services because in a recent interview with New Telegraph, the Jombolo crooner says she's ready to auction it due to the current situation of the country.

When asked if she would consider auctioning her virginity, she said
"My brother, I no fit lie to you oh, if this economy situation continues, well, I would be left with no choice but to do so."

On a Nigerian male celebrity she's crushing on and would allow to deflower her,
"I love Davido; I think he has a good heart and I’m guessing a lot of people don’t know that he’s very nice and soft hearted."

When asked why she decided to offer her virginity to Boko Haram in exchange for the Chibok girls, "I was filled with sympathy and was ready to do anything to help get those little kids out of that devilish state they were in."

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JAMB To Reduce 180 Cut-Off Mark For Admission Seekers

The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) has introduced flexible cut-off marks, in doing so, may approve the reduction of 180 cut-off mark for admission to tertiary institutions.

The disclosure was made on Monday by the Registrar of the Board, Professor Ishaq Oloyede, at the second technical committee meeting on “2016 Admissions to Tertiary Institutions” held at the Alvan Ikoku Federal College of Education, Owerri.

Oloyede stated that the decision became imperative as a result of the inability of some of the institutions to implement the cut-off mark.

The Registrar said: “It was in a meeting of the Board of higher institutions and other Stakeholders that a decision of 180 as the 2016 National cut-off mark was reached”.

“However, many Institutions, though part of the decision, have expressed concern on their inability to effect this cut-off mark as they are finding it difficult to fill a reasonable percentage of their quota if the rule is strictly applied as we insist.

“A large number of institutions, particularly the budding ones, have applied for a waiver to enable them admit candidates who in some instances scored below 180 marks. For some, this may sound unreasonable with the largely false impression that a large percentage of those who score above 180 and are qualified for admission cannot find any placement in our institutions.

“I think this cry needs attention, otherwise, some of these institutions whether public or privately-owned may soon begin to wobble or even close shops. This will be counter-productive and even defeat the Government Policy of expansion of access to higher education and manpower development”.

He therefore added that, “as a Board, we have studied the trend of admissions and have come up with a finding that hardly do the institutions collectively fill their quota annually. Indeed, in some cases, up to 50% of approved quota is wasted particularly by upright institutions which do not circumspect the rule. Unfortunately, a large number of institutions flagrantly disregarded the cut-off and many other policies yet they found a way to eventually regularize the illegal admissions through corrupt process”.

Oloyede also stressed that the new flexible cut-off will only be applicable to institutions that have exhausted the list of candidates that scored the 180 cut-off mark.

His words: “As a Board, we have collated the requests from the various Senates and Academic Boards and have made your pleas known to appropriate authorities. Just this morning we received a green light on flexible cut-off mark only for institutions which have exhausted the list of candidates with 180 and above, subject , of course to a minimum acceptable to JAMB and meeting of other pre-requisite”.

The JAMB Registrar further warned that no institution, whether Federal or State, will be allowed to continue with admission of students after the November 30 deadline.

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