Saturday, 5 April 2014

Nigerian police brutality


Rasaq Adams (pictured above) is claiming he was brutalized by the men of the Nigerian police force for no reason. According to his own version of events, on Monday March 31st, he and his friends were somewhere in their neighbourhood at Oredehin Street, off Oshodi Road, Oshodi, Lagos, late at night gisting when police officers from Akinpelu police station saw them and without provocation, started throwing chairs and bottles at them and attempted to raid them

Nigerian Policeman’s Children Beats Pregnant Woman To Comma, Parents Support Them


                                                   Mrs. James on hospital bed
I hope this story is really not true. So much injustice taking place in this country because someone is a mere mobile policeman. Lord have mercy. I really just hope this is not true. And if it is, the man needs to leave their little Idimu community and its police station to make complaints at higher quarters.

Nigeria Set To Become Africa's Biggest Economy.....A Must Read!



                       Oil contributes more than 70% to Nigeria's government revenues

Will Ross reports from Lagos on Nigeria's 'true economic clout'


Nigeria is to "rebase" its gross domestic product (GDP) on Sunday 6 April, which should push it above South Africa as the continent's biggest economy. The BBC's Matthew Davies explains how rebasing works.

Pensioner’s killer spent victim’s cash on fast food and bets



A killer who murdered a pensioner spent the cash he stole from him in a fast food restaurant and a betting shop.

Irishman who killed and dismembered mother must remain in hospital

James Dunleavy found guilty of killing his mother in Edinburgh

A MAN who beheaded his mother and buried her dismembered body in a shallow grave must stay in hospital, a judge has ordered.

Britain will need another Manchester to absorb immigration

Dicing with death: Three migrants make a desperate dash for a lorry as it briefly slows down at a junction near Calais docks

Not so long ago, Pam Dumbleton would have been roasted alive. There’d have been booing and cries of ‘racist!’. There she was in the middle of a particularly combative episode of BBC1’s Question Time the other day, and she was not merely raising the issue of immigration. She was lamenting it.

Is this proof you can be size 10 and nine months pregnant without knowing it?

baby

Sophie Aldridge (pictured, centre, with her son, Thomas), from Dover, Kent, didn't realise she was expecting until the very moment 5lb 8oz Thomas was born last November.