A Pastor was paraded by residents of a South-West state after being nabbed packing human faeces. When questioned, the Pastor first claimed he wanted to use the faeces for an experiment before stating that he needed it as a fertilizer.
April 06, 2020
''I killed her to save my marriage''- Nasarawa woman who hacked mother in-law to death says
A Nasarawa state-based housewife, Rosemary Osegba Clem, has said she has no regrets hacking her mother-in-law, Mrs Ashi Clem, to death in Abena community in Doma Local Government Area of the state on March 18, over the woman's interference in her marriage. In an interview with The Nation, Rosemary said she and Abaagu Clem, a farmer and trader, got married in February 2016 but the marriage was yet to produce a child.
If the Buhari government is begging for ventilators in public, imagine what they beg for in private - Imam of Peace
Popular Islamic cleric, Imam of Peace, has taken a shot at the Nigerian government. Recall that yesterday, the Ministry of Finance via its Twitter handle, appealed to billionaire businessman, Elon Musk, to help the Nigerian government with ventilators. Elon Musk, who is the co-founder and CEO at Tesla, tweeted: "We have extra FDA-approved ventilators. Will ship to hospitals worldwide within Tesla delivery regions. Device & shipping cost are free.
Man. City defender, Kyle Walker hosted sex party with two escorts while on Coronavirus lockdown (photos)
Manchester City and England defender, Kyle Walker, has been exposed for hosting a sex party with two escorts while on Coronavirus lockdown. The footballer, 29, and a friend reportedly paid £2,200 to the two escort, Louise McNamara, 21, and a 24-year-old Brazilian call girl to visit his Cheshire home on Tuesday.
'Let’s make sure the government puts these funds to good use' - Davido reacts to the N19 billion donation made to combat Coronavirus in Nigeria
Davido has reacted to the donations that have been made to combat Coronavirus in Nigeria, saying the government must put the funds to good use. On Friday, contributions to the Private Sector Coalition Against COVID-19 (CACOVID) set up by the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) to raise funds to combat Coronavirus hit N19.488 billion up from the N15.325 billion earlier collected.
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