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Friday 13 June 2014

Maheeda Reveals Why She Is a Bad Girl Says She Took Bad Road To The Top

Singer Maheeda (real name Caroline Sam) opened up about
why she became such a bad girl.
The Naija Bad Girl who recently was banned from Instagram
took a social network to reveal the whole truth about herself.
Maheeda who confessed to being a prostitute as a teenager, had a baby
at 16, met her Dutch husband in the line of duty, decided to clean up
her acts and become a born again gospel singer before she fell back
into her former ways, says she took the bad road to the top since
there are so many bad roads in Nigeria.
She is actually insinuating that being a bad girl actually helped her
on her climb to the top and she plans to remain that way for life.
"I took bad road to d top, is the only way I know, naija get plenty bad
roads , I'm used to bad roads ! Bear
with me," Maheeda wrote.

Thursday 12 June 2014

Boko Haram Leader may be the father of my baby---- Abducted girl tells her story


A girl kidnapped by Boko Haram for 27 months told her
shocking story to 1Q4 news ..Meenah Dawah(real name withheld for
security reasons) says she has a baby which may belong to Boko
Haram leader Abubakar Shekau.She was kidnapped at 17 after being
forced to watch her parents being shot dead by the dreaded sect in
her village in Konduga town, northern Nigeria.
While in captivity, she had to care for children born to Boko
Haram commanders and members, and would tremble in fear as she
heard girls scream as they were raped, and in some cases watch how
girls were tortured for refusing to change their faith. She described
how on occasions some top leaders of Boko Haram would come, and
she was asked to entertain them.
It was on such visits she insists that Abubakar Shekau, Nigeria’s
most wanted man, and Boko Haram leader, slept with her...She
said.....
“He would just appear from nowhere like a ghost.He seems to
be panicking all the time and issuing instructions. He is a
softly spoken man – it is almost as if he whispers, if you are
meeting him for the first time, you would never be scared of
him.
But I soon learned that after every whisper something
dangerous would happen somewhere in Nigeria.Depending on
the camp, some of the camps have everything, electricity,
water and television, with different kind of electronics.He once
asked me if I was willing to fight for the cause, to which I
answered no, he told me I could be a fighter and a domestic
slave. I didn’t want to speak to him in case what I said
offended him.All it would take was one wrong word and he
would have had me killed. I thought he was drinking or
taking something whenever he came, one could notice maybe he
lost men or something was not right.We moved a lot and
depending on the camp, my role varied, it was so tough
travelling around with a baby strapped to my back. Abu has
many kids from many different women.Some of us women
would go to Maiduguri to buy things when we have shortage,
and a commander or two would follow us, and we acted as
decoy when villages are ambushed.I’d be sent in to talk to
people, then they’d move in behind me and start killing.Some
of us girls would also have to carry guns, and often bombs too,
there was this girl, she was forced to carry a rocket-propelled
grenade launcher on her shoulder, then we had few men in that
particular camp."
Meenah managed to escape when she was badly wounded by a bullet,
after the Nigerian army attacked their camp. She was left for
dead.The bullet in her leg was only recently removed at the
University of Maiduguri Teaching Hospital in Borno State.
She has an uncle as a sole surviving relative, and it has not been easy
as her uncle has not receive her warmly.
“My uncle will not have me because he is ashamed of my child
whose paternity is not only questionable but is dangerous if it
is Shekau.Before my parents were shot in the attack on our
village, my dad had made plans for me to go and finish my
secondary school in Government Girl Secondary School Shaffa,
where we have a distant relative, but she was also killed in an
attack on her way back from a market in that area.I know I
am intelligent and willing to learn, but where do I start
from?"

Atlast Fashola Reduces LASU School Fees


After weeks of protest by aggrieved students, Governor Babatunde
Fashola has finally reduced the hiked fees of the Lagos State
University (LASU). The governor approved a reduction of between
34% and 60% after series of demonstrations by the students, who
even went as far as camping in the governor’s office.
The lecturers of the school also supported the cause as they embarked
on a strike in protest.
Fashola expressed optimism that the resolution of the issue of fees
will prompt the staff unions of the school to see reasons to call off
their strike to enable normal academic activities commence.
But President of the LASU Student Union Government (SUG),
Nurudeen Yusuf, was not impressed, describing the reduction
of the fees as “unacceptable and a huge joke”...
Yusuf told Daily Independent in a telephone interview that the
students were disappointed with the reduction as it was obscure and
did not state specifically what each student would pay.
Reading a 17-point resolution of the ad-hoc committee as approved by
the State Executive Council headed by the Governor, Special Adviser
on Education, Fatai Olukoga, said government has agreed to a
reduction of the fee regime ranging from 34 to 60 per cent across the
different faculties and courses.
Olukoga disclosed the government’s decision to State House
Correspondents in Alausa, Ikeja.
Together with him were Commissioner for Information and Strategy,
Lateef Ibirogba, Special Adviser on Information, Lateef Raji and
Special Adviser to the Governor on Media, Hakeem Bello.
Olukoga said government considered the reduction of the fees for two
main reasons, noting that on the one hand, “some of the fee
components have been applied to students across all levels when in
fact they can be justifiably limited to students at a particular level
only”.
On the other, “Some of the charges included can still be reduced on
compassionate grounds”.
The Governor’s aide added that the reduction was done in accordance
with the law setting up LASU, adding that its position has been
submitted to the University Governing Council for consideration,
implementation.
The governing council will be saddled with the responsibility of
issuing details “of what is now payable by students in each
department and deal with all other management matters of the
university”.
Olukoga, however, assured that the reduction of the fees will not
affect government’s commitment to enhanced scholarship and
bursary provisions.
But the LASU SUG president, however, told Daily Independent:
“When the fee was hiked, it was not by percentage, it was specific,
now that they claim they are reducing it, they are talking percentage.
This is unacceptable and a huge joke”.
LASU tuition crisis escalated when government hiked it from
N25,000 to between N195,000 and N350,000.

Full Winners List--- Davido,Tiwa Savage,Flavour win big at MTV MAMA 2014


Nigeria reigned supreme at the MTV Awards tonight with
Davido,Tiwa,Flavour,Clarence Peters winning in their various
categories.Davido carted home two awards"Best Male Artist and
Artist of the Year" Mafikizolo also won tow "Best Group and Song of
the Year for "Khona"...
The Oops! moment of the night was when Host Marlon Wyanas
called Dr Sid's Agbada outfit a trash bag"..Many Nigerians didn't
find it funny...
Dbanj made a surprise appearance on stage and performed with Trey
Songz.... Miguel danced to Skelewu with Davido....During his
acceptance speech,Davido said "I'm just 21 and living my dreams"
Congrats to all the winners...
Artist of the Year:
Davido (Nigeria)
Best New Act
Stanley Enow (Cameroon)
Best Rap artiste
Sarkodie(Ghana)
Song of the Year:
Mafikizolo feat Uhuru ‘Khona’ (South Africa)
More below
Best Female Artist
Tiwa Savage(Nigeria)
Best Group
Mafikizolo(South Africa)
Best Music Video
Clarence Peters(Nigeria)
Personality of the Year:
Lupita Nyong’o (Kenya)
Transform Today Award
Clarence Peters (Nigeria)
Best Live Act
Flavour (Nigeria)
Best Alternative:
Gangs of Ballet (South Africa)
Best Francophone:
Toofan (Togo)
Best Collaboration:
Uhuru feat DJ Buckz, Oskido, Professor, Yuri Da Cunha – ‘Y-
tjukutja’ (South Africa/Angola)

Police Receives Order To Arrest New Emir Of Kano


A source within the Presidency in Abuja, on
Wednesday revealed to SaharaReporters that the
Nigerian police have been ordered to arrest the
newly-crowned Emir of Kano, Sanusi Lamido
Sanusi.

*The Emir Of Kano, Sanusi Lamido Sanusi
The source said the new Emir is to be arrested on fraud-related
charges starting from his tenure as the Governor of the Central Bank
of Nigeria (CBN).
He said a team of police officers stationed at the Emir's palace in
Kano have been given order from the force headquarters to place Sanusi
under arrest immediately he steps out of the state's Governor's lodge.
According to the source, the Emir was supposed to be arrested at his
house on Sunday night after the Kano State Governor announced his
appointment.
It would be recalled that the presidency was alleged to have made
some moves to frustrate Sanusi from emerging the new Emir of Kano,
following the hasty congratulatory message the Peoples Democratic
Party (PDP) sent to one of the candidates before the choice was
officially announced.
The new Emir has been inside the Kano State governor's lodge, where
he has been receiving visitors as well as undertaking traditional rites.
Meanwhile, the source further disclosed that prominent northern
leaders had earlier warned President Goodluck Jonathan not to execute
such rash action in order not to aggravate the already unstable
situation currently in Kano State.
Though it could not be ascertained if the President is considering
dialoguing the issue, but it was gathered that he is yet to send a
congratulatory message to the new Emir even after his party had since
done so.
The President has been taking a swipe at the former CBN governor
since February, over the revelation that Jonathan and his associates
have stolen at least $20 billion from crude oil sales in the last two
years.