Men cheat a lot but some women do cheat too. In this video which was posted online two days ago, a man cornered his best friend’s cheating wife in a bar with another guy – and caught the betrayal on tape. Then he then shared the video on Youtube – with permission from his friend. Cold blooded!
The guy said his friend suspected that his wife of one year was cheating on him and was always hanging out a lot at the bar without him and sent him to go check out what was going on. When he got there, he saw the lady cuddling up to another guy. When he asked her what was going on, she said “You know exactly what’s going on here.”
After filming the betrayal, the guy, who said he was the best man at the lady’s wedding in Thailand a year and a half ago, took the tape to his friend, who after seeingit, ‘took the car, took her ring, and told her she had until the end of the day to move out,” he wrote on Reddit.
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THE governing board of the University of Port hacourt (UNIPORT) has just released her 2ND Supplementary admission list, which contains the names of all candidates, who participated in the educational institution’s 2014/2015 post-Unified Tertiary Matricluation Examination (UTME). Please note that the UNIPORT 2nd supplementary Admission List for 2014/2015 academic session contains the names of successful candidates who have been offered provisional admission into variours degree programmes of the University of Porthacourt. All candidates who participated in the exercise and want to check their status can do that now, using the guidelines below.
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A 32-year-old pastor has been remanded in prison for allegedly raping and impregnating an 11-year-old girl (names withheld) in Lagos State.
The pastor whose church is located at Odunbaku Street in Iju Ishaga, a Lagos suburb, was arraigned at a Senior Magistrates’ Court, Abule Egba, Lagos State.
According to reports, the pastor allegedly told the victim’s mother that there is an arrow of death in her house and must move out to avoid death. In obedience, the woman moved into the church with her children.
But trouble started when the woman noticed some strange behaviour by her daughter who complained of stomach pain and showed signs of malaria.
According to the mother, she contacted a nurse who then treated her for malaria, but the sickness continued until she underwent a scan which revealed that she was pregnant.
But trouble started when the woman noticed some strange behaviour by her daughter who complained of stomach pain and showed signs of malaria.
According to the mother, she contacted a nurse who then treated her for malaria, but the sickness continued until she underwent a scan which revealed that she was pregnant.
It was later discovered that she was two months pregnant and when pressed further, she revealed that the pastor gave her ‘holy water’ to drink and also gave her a red substance to rub on her face.
The victim further added that she became unconscious only for her to see the pastor on her.
When she wanted to scream, she said he used his hand to cover her mouth before sleeping with her, and told her she would die if she told anyone.
When the charges were read, the pastor pleaded not guilty to the two-count charge.
The presiding magistrate, Mr. T. A. Elias, ordered him remanded in prison custody, pending the advice of Directorate of Public Prosecution and adjourned the case to January 2015.
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The Senior Pastor and founder of Synagogue Church Of All Nations has been in the news lately after a building in the church premises collapsed killing hundreds of occupants on Friday, September 12, 2014.
Most recently, a video has emerged showing a small building alleged to be the pastor’s prayer spot in a mystery lake located in a ”small jungle” somewhere in the Ikotun area of Lagos State. The YouTube video posted by AY Super Stores is supposedly exposing that a ”secret shrine” of the popular popular preacher. It cottage in the middle of a lake and alleges how the pastor reaches the prayer ”mountain” by boat and that disciples of Joshua and some visitors to the ministry and also visit the cottage for prayers. There are images of beach front and clips of a Synagogue Church video showing a man who appears to be Joshua in a white robe praying on a rocky hill.
The video is put together by persons who do not like TB Joshua and it calls on people to beware of him and say he is a liar. But, offer no proof to these allegations.
The South Coast Botanic Garden will host its first-ever zombie themed run on Nov. 15, with a portion of proceeds benefitting the garden foundation and St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital. Zombies prepare to menace runners at a similar run held at Claremont’s Rancho Santa Ana Botanic Garden in May. (Photo courtesy J6 Events)
The Palos Verdes Peninsula’s picturesque South Coast Botanic Garden has seen plenty of 5Ks run through its 87 acres over the years.
But there’s a slightly different crowd coming this weekend.
On Saturday, hundreds of zombies will descend on the grounds for the garden’s first Dead Garden Run. Their mission will be to emerge from hiding places along the route to frighten the runners and strip a vinyl flag from their waists.
Put on by J6 Events — an Ontario-based company that hosted its first zombie run at Claremont’s Rancho Santa Ana Botanic Garden in May — the event kicks off at 7 a.m., sending more than 1,000 runners on a route weaving along the garden’s meadows and groves.
A portion of the proceeds — tickets are $50 online, $65 at the gates and $10 for spectators and children 12 and younger — will benefit the South Coast Botanic Garden Foundation and St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital. Also on site will be an American Red Cross bloodmobile, more than 30 community and food vendors, and a post-apocalypse party at the finish line complete with a disc jockey and beer garden.
“This is the first time we’ve had something like this, so we’re excited,” said Yuri Oda, the South Coast Botanic Garden Foundation’s special events and programs manager. “It should be fun, and I don’t think it will be too scary.”
The foundation was approached by J6 Events earlier this year when organizers were looking for another botanic garden to put on a run after the success of the Claremont event. Having a zombie run in a botanic garden might seem a somewhat random idea because it is, according to J6 events manager Aaron Berg.
“We decided we were going to produce a zombie run and we were looking at satellite images on Google Maps for a good location when we came across winding trails in Claremont and found out it was a botanic garden,” he said. “We thought it was a long shot, but the director of visitor services was enthusiastic about the idea.”
So began the Dead Garden Run.
The Palos Verdes Peninsula route isn’t quite long enough to be a 5K — it’s 4.3 kilometers — but the run isn’t a race anyway, though there is a competitive element. Runners will wear flag football belts around their waists that packs of volunteer zombies hiding behind bushes will try to pull off of them.
The runners who finish with their flags intact will get a free beer or soft drink at the post-apocalypse party. There will also be a few carnival-style games and team competitions.
Berg said it will be easy to distinguish the volunteer zombies — more than 200 have signed up so far — from runners who might come dressed up as zombies because the volunteers will stay in designated areas on the course.
The runners will take off in groups staggered throughout the day and be reminded to stay off of the garden’s more than 2,500 species of plants from around the world.
“The company has been very good about making sure the property is respected and getting the word out so the runners don’t trample all over the plants,” Oda said.
The run has been advertised on digital billboards along several Southern California freeways and on commercials airing during episodes of “The Walking Dead.”
South Coast Botanic Garden Foundation staff members hope the regional advertising will bring visitors to the garden who might not see or know about it otherwise.
“The idea of a zombie run is nothing new or novel, they’ve been doing them for years, but what is novel about our event is it’s through a botanic garden,” Berg said. “You get to run through one of the most beautiful locations for a good cause and the whole zombie theme is an added entertainment value.”
Actress, Empress Njamah, tells ‘Nonye Ben-Nwankwo about her fashion and style
What does fashion and style mean to you?
I think they are everyday life. Your fashion is your style.
Do you think you are a fashionable person?
It is not for me to say. My style might be different from what the other person calls fashion. And my fashion can be different from what another person calls her style. I don’t think there is anybody who will say she doesn’t like the way she looks. But basically, it takes a good eye to know good fashion.
Do you have that ‘good eye’?
I don’t go out of my way for fashion. My fashion, in a simple word, is comfortable.
Are you daring in fashion?
I will not say I am not daring. As an actress, I have to be versatile. But you have to be daring at the right function. What I wear in Nigeria is different from what I wear abroad. It might be fashionable to you and an eyesore to some other people. Basically, I dress for the event and the country. Sometimes, you need to make a statement but you have to be comfortable while making a statement.
Have you made a fashion flop before?
Everybody at one point or the other has made such mistake before.
Is there a particular event that comes to mind easily?
I went for a pre-award party one day. I was one of the nominees. I think I was over dressed for the event.
Can you remember what you wore?
I wore a bandage hugging short dress. I was too dressed up. I stood out. It is always good to stand out but it is not good to obviously stand out. I don’t have any regrets though.
Empress is known for her hairstyle. How come you don’t make it simple when it comes to your hair?
A lot of people always talk about my hair before my name while trying to introduce Empress. It is not a logo. It is just that everybody has one thing they are used to and they like doing. Over the years, I was one of the few that started wearing expensive Brazilian hair before it became a craze. I like to wear very full hair. Most times, it takes two people to make my hair. I wear what three or four people can wear. I am a hair person. Sometimes you make your passion your profession. I sell human hair but I started wearing it long before I started selling them. For a lady, your hair should stand out.
What else should stand out apart from the hair?
Your hair, your bag and your shoes should speak volumes. It is not necessarily your dress. If you have a good bag and a good shoe, it covers your outfit.
You also wear different colours of hair extensions…
I am adventurous when it comes to hairstyles. I have worn all the hair colours that anybody can think of but I wear them in a subtle manner, as such, you can’t fault the hair. I do not like people who criticise what they do not have the courage to do. Most people want to be adventurous. If you listen to what people have to say, I think you will go the wrong way when it comes to fashion. I am very colourful in all ramifications. I like bright things. It takes a lot for me to wear a black outfit for a burial ceremony. I try to put a colour to it. Fashion is a thing of the mind.
You also have so many footwears
I was able to give out 85 pairs of shoes to orphanages in Abuja and Lagos. I was left with more than 200. You would feel you have given out enough but at the end of the day, when you go back and count, you will find out that they are still there.
Have you stopped buying?
I sell shoes. I have been a shoe lover for a long time. You make your passion your profession. I have been into it long before I started the business, and that is why I enjoy doing what I do now. People call me to advise them on the footwear to use for a particular occasion.
What is the most expensive fashion item you have?
If someone spontaneously tells you something, then it is not true. If you can afford something very expensive, then you can buy other things at that same price. You cannot just possess one expensive item and you have that thing on your head. For security reasons, I might not want to mention them, but I have quite a lot of things that I bought and my friends ask me if I am crazy. It is my passion. I work hard so I can be able to spend my money.
Do you love perfume?
I am a perfume person. I have bought a perfume that is worth over N300, 000. I have over 200 bottles. It is either you are into something or you are not. It doesn’t mean that there is no cheaper perfume that smells better than that one, but it is something you like and you want to pick it.
Are you driving your dream car at the moment?
I am blunt. Cars come out every year. Each time you buy your so-called dream car, another one will come out. But I am driving a comfortable car. I’ll hit my hand on my chest and say, ‘I love my ride’. But it is not my dream car. I don’t want to read this piece in two years time and feel stupid.
Do you wear tattoo?
A lot of people see me and they feel I must have tattoos all over my body. But I don’t have any. It takes a close friend to vouch for me. I don’t have anything against tattoo, but it is not my style. It is a fashion but not my kind of fashion.
What of body piercing?
It takes 30 minutes for me to take an injection in a hospital and they even use baby needle to inject me.
So what do you drive now?
I have Range Rover, a Highlander and Camry.
How is your business doing?
It is doing great. I call it House of Empress. We are based in Abuja. Lagos is clustered. I have not left acting. I am even on set this weekend.
Some don’t believe this, read and judge… This Retired soldier, Kayode Sotunde, 49 told his story of how he undertook a journey from Gboko to Kano on April 11, this year when th
e commercial bus he was in crashed ,claiming him and 17 others. However, he wokeup three days after in the mortuary, where his body and others were deposited for their families to claim for burial.According to Sotunde, his corpse was taken out of the mortuary and was being prepared for burial when he suddenly woke up. Read his experience as narrated to Sunday Sun in Abeokuta, Ogun State Journey from Gboko to mortuary On that fateful day, that was April 11, 2013, I was travelling from Gboko to Kano to see my younger brother, Jide Sotunde, a soldier serving in Kano. We had agreed on the journey which we had thought would afford us to discuss important issues, including the possibilities of getting another job that would not be too far from where I had my wife. I retired from the Nigerian Army, (Supply and Transport), Apapa Lagos where I served for 30 years, during which I also participated in many peace keeping force assignments outside Nigeria. After retirement, I got a job as a security guard at the Dangote Cement, Gboko, Benue State from where I also resigned because of the distance of my workplace and where my family was based in Osogbo. The ill-fated vehicle was an 18-seater passenger bus, which I boarded in Gboko en-route Kano. We were barely two hours into the journey when a passenger asked us to pray. Since it was a normal thing for a passenger to offer to pray on such a long journey, I did not heed his call. I was just playing with my mobile phone set. Aside from that, I didn’t believe in the prayer since I didn’t know anything about Jesus Christ. I was a freethinker who neither went to church nor worshipped any idol. We were making progress on the journey when suddenly there was a bang. That was all I could recollect about the journey until I woke up three days after in the mortuary of the Ahmadu Bello University Teaching Hospital, Kano where I was told that I died in an accident and my corpse along with other 17 passengers were deposited there. Even though the hospital authorities told me that I was in their morgue for three days as a dead man, I actually spent more days there before I could regain my senses. I was to be buried in Kano I was told that before I returned from the land of the dead, my family had instructed my younger brother who I was visiting in Kano before the accident to bury me in Kano since they could not afford the N150,000, which was said to have been requested by transporters to take my corpse from Kano to Abeokuta. My elder sister, Moradeke Sotunde played a prominent role in this regard. I was also told that it was at the point that my corpse was being prepared for interment that suddenly I returned to the land of the living after my corpse was taken out of the mortuary for prayers by Islamic clerics who were said to have sprinkled water on my corpse preparatory to my burial. I was also told that my hair was also shaved as demanded by the clerics. I was told that my corpse was taken out of the mortuary after they had dug my grave and organised some clerics to offer the funeral prayers. They wanted to bury me in Kano because my family members couldn’t afford N150,000 demanded for carrying my corpse to Abeokuta for burial. The initial plan was to move my corpse back home to Abeokuta, where a grave had been dug but for the transportation cost. Life in the land of the dead My brother, truly, there is life after death. I can also tell you that there is a living God. You may not believe me, but I am a living witness to this. I may not be able to describe Heaven or Hell, but there is another life after this one that we are living. This place I am talking about is full of snow. I may not have been to America, but I have heard about snow. Where we were was full of snow, with plenty of something that I can describe as alum stones; whitish in colour with something I can describe as granite in this physical world. In spite of the terrible cold, there was no day that we felt cold and it was never harmful to us. All of us were there without knowing whether we are male or female. We couldn’t see our eyes, mouth and nose. We had no leg; we had no arm, but we floated in the air without our bodies touching the ground. We were flying around what I will describe as another planet. On the third day of my arrival on the strange planet, they gave me a message that we were expecting one big prophet. After the message was delivered, they nominated ushers among us to welcome the prophet. And seconds later, people started trooping in, jubilating as if a goal was just scored in a football match. On that planet, there were many stars which were not stable in one place, like we have in the sky in this world. I noticed that on a daily basis, people kept on increasing, even though we don’t know from where they came. I was in this mood until they (I don’t know them) told me that I should go back home to work for the Lord. According to them, there were many people in the world who are not only in bondage, but are also afflicted with human pains. They also instructed that I should work for the Lord and heel people. I was even arguing, putting up some resistance that I could not do it. This was the condition I found myself until I opened my eyes and saw Jide, my younger brother in this part of the world again. In God’s vineyard Since the Lord has directed me to work for Him, I will surely do so because ‘to be forewarned, is to be forearmed.’ It was because of this that I went to do my thanksgiving service at the Mountain of Fire and Miracle, in Lagos with the General Overseer, Pastor Olukoya. The Lord has started performing miracles in other people’s lives through me. I don’t want to sound boastful, but God has started using me. I do pray for people now and they usually return to tell me that their problems have been solved. It is the Lord’s doing. I have already prayed for a woman who has married been for 14 years without a child that God will give her the fruit of the womb. The person who lives in Ikorodu spoke to me through the telephone and I believe Lord will answer her prayers and request. I have accepted to work in God’s vineyard till I return to Him. Day I returned to Abeokuta I caused a stir in this area when I returned alive to Abeokuta because people including my family members, except my brother who was with me when I rose from the dead, did not know I had risen from the dead. On arrival in Abeokuta, we played pranks on my people as they did not know that I was returning to home alive that day. When we got nearer home, the person that accompanied me decided to call Kemi, my mother’s last born that we were already in Abeokuta. When my sister saw me, she fainted and was later revived. She was shivering when she woke up. We later told her to return home to tell others that I had risen from the dead. On my way, I saw people mourning me, wearing black attire. I trekked a distance of about 800 metres to my father’s house. There, a grave had also been dug beside my late father’s before the family decided to bury my corpse in Kano. I waved as people were expressing shock and disbelief at seeing me alive. When I attempted to move closer to a woman in her shop, she ran away, thinking I was a ghost and pleading that she had no hands in my death. My sister, Moradeke who lives in Lagos was also wearing a black attire, mourning along with others until I returned home. I returned to Abeokuta on the very day I was to be buried. I even met many of the mourners, wearing black (including my sisters) who had gathered in my father’s house here, (Sabo Abeokuta). There was also a particular woman who threw away the beans meal she was eating and ran away from her shop when she sighted me. I kept on saying that I was not dead, but she found it difficult to believe me. Health challenges Although I have returned from the land of the dead, I have not fully regained my health as I am talking to you. I have both chest and body pains. In fact, medically speaking, I am not alright. I usually run strange temperature. That was why I visited the Federal Medical Centre, Idi Aba for medical treatment. I vomit blood each time I cough. I can’t engage in any hard labour. Besides, a lot of strange things have started happening to me. Sometimes, I feel as if I am still in the mortuary. I will be seeing a lot of heads. My sight is not normal, it sometimes fails me. I have also started giving messages to people about things that they don’t know about their family. I started revealing to them what had happened in the past to their astonishment. This has made many people to run away from me with some describing me as a demon. To be sure that I am not a ghost, I tried to relate with my friends as well as eat with them. Despite this a few of my friends still avoid to shake hands with me, thinking that I am a ghost. I am homeless You ask where I live? To answer straight, I am homeless, because I am currently squatting with my younger sister, causing her and her family inconveniences. Even though she is not complaining, I know that I am inconveniencing her. I have been given quit notice in Osogbo after my landlord heard of the incident. According to him, he could not live with Akudaaya (ghost). I stayed at No 1, Rasco Hall, Oke Fia, Osun State, Osogbo, It was the ejection that informed my living with my sister here (Abeokuta). I need serious financial assistance from well-meaning Nigerians to take care of my health and sustenance. Survival is difficult for me. That is why I appeal to Nigerians to come to my aid. I want to stop being a burden to my sister and her nuclear family. I want individuals as well as corporate bodies and churches to help me financially. God will surely replenish their purses in abundance in Jesus name. I had a broken home some years back and I remarried two years ago, but when the incident happened, the woman abandoned me and ran away from Osogbo. I want to appeal to Nigerians and other people that there is God. I want them to believe that there is life after death; so we should do good to our fellow beings. Heaven and Hell are real. Where we want to go is an option for us to decide. I want people to know that it is just a matter of seconds between life and death. Strange!!!
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