Monday, 1 April 2013
Annie Idibia Pregnant With Her 2nd Child For 2face Idibia
Its 2BABA again!, hes scored a goal inside Annie again, the new bride is
believed to be pregnant and in her first trimester. Babies bring
blessings, happy for the couple
Student killed by lover was waiting to earn first salary
Parents of Olaide Bournes, who was allegedly killed by her lover, are in
agony and they want justice to take its course, writes GBENGA ADENIJI
Tears welled up the eyes of Mrs. Bournes as she welcomed our
correspondent to her Aguda, Ogba residence. There were a few
sympathisers outside the house, who came to comfort the Bournes family.
A few days earlier, Bournes had lost her daughter, Olaide, a part-time business administration student of the Lagos State Polytechnic, who was allegedly killed by her lover, Abuchi Cyril.
Initially, Mrs. Bournes was too heavy-hearted to talk about her loss, especially as the continued arrival of sympathisers reinforced the reality of her 22-year-old daughter’s demise.
Although there was nothing to suggest that she was walking to her death on the day she died, Olaide was reluctant to leave home, repeating the same house chore several times and taking a long time to dress up. She had planned to see her alleged killer, Abuchi, in his house and later head for a branch of an old generation bank to open an account in which her first salary would be paid.
She worked as a contract staff with a popular confectionery firm in Ikeja, Lagos State and she was expected to resume by 3pm on that fateful day.
Mrs. Bournes described her late daughter as a very quiet and peace-loving person whose death has created a big vacuum in the family.
She said, “She was always eager to assist others. Olaide hated argument or anything that will lead to a fight and she was never happy seeing people exchanging words. The day she died, we were together talking outside the house because I was waiting for the sanitation exercise to end so that I could display my wares. I am a trader and we observe sanitation every Thursday. Later, she went inside to get dressed and her phone rang. I had her phone with me so I rushed inside to give it to her. She told me it was Abuchi who was calling and that she wanted to see him before going to work. She said Abuchi was leaving for Malaysia during the week and had asked her to come so that they could celebrate before his departure.”
She added that before the deceased left home that day, she told her she would go to the bank to open an account where her first salary would be paid.
“She started working with the confectionary company on January 28 and was yet to get her first salary. They were told to provide their account details and many of her colleagues who had done so had been paid. She filled the form a day before the incident,” Bournes stated amidst tears.
But expectation of joy turned sorrow when, a few hours after her daughter left home, Mrs. Bournes noted changes in the way people were relating with her. She later learnt that Olaide was rushed to a nearby hospital where she died after she was allegedly beaten by Abuchi.
It was not the first time Olaide’s boyfriend had abused her. Mrs. Bournes confirmed that there were times when her daughter would return home sullen after visiting Abuchi. She recalled that she met Abuchi for the first time at a hospital where her daughter had gone to receive treatment for malaria.
“I asked my daughter who he was and she told me he was her friend. I remember that he sat looking as I questioned my daughter about his identity. Olaide used to tell me that the guy was fond of beating her and I warned her to be careful and desist from seeing him. But she would reply that they had settled whatever the problem was.”
Our correspondent gathered that the deceased and Abuchi had been dating for over three years before the final fatal meeting. It was also learnt that Abuchi, who lives close to the deceased’s house with his parents, often accused the late Olaide of cheating on him.
Abuchi, said to be popular in the area, was alleged to have beaten Olaide during an argument after which she hit her head against the ground in the suspect’s room and became unconscious. The suspect later went to the Area G Police Command to hand himself over to the police. He was subsequently detained.
The deceased’s father, Akindele Bournes, who was visibly distressed as he spoke to our correspondent, said he was shocked to learn that Abuchi attends the same church with him.
He stated, “I never knew that the suspect attends the same church with my family. At the close of service every Sunday, he would call my late daughter to tell her that he sat beside me in the church. I know that my daughter has been killed but the manner of her death was painful. I cannot believe that I have lost my girl. She was a source of joy to me. I want justice to be done. When I was at the Area G Police Command and the suspect was brought out for me to see. I was shocked when he said he knew me in the church.”
Olaide’s elder sister, Olabisi, said she would miss everything about her late younger sister. “I miss everything about my sister. Is it her smiles, jokes, beauty, gentle nature or caring attitude that I will forget? We did everything together being the only two around since our other sibling is not in Nigeria. She would joke about my choice of clothes and tell me what to put on and what not to. I would then tease her by saying ‘big girl.’ Her hearty smile to my taunt often made me laugh happily. I cannot believe she was gone forever,’’ she state.
The late Olaide’s friends in school, who paid the family a visit, were unable to hold back their tears. President of the institution’s students’ union, Mr. Udechukwu Ifeanyichukwu, said his first encounter with the late Olaide was in 2012 when she mistakenly stepped on him on the campus.
He said, “I told her she stepped on me and her response was so awesome. I didn’t forget the episode because I was moved by her apologies which was warm and courteous.
“Since then, I took notice of her and got to know that she was a very nice person. She was quiet and friendly. It is so painful that such a lady so full of hopes and promises could die so cruelly,” said Ifeanyichukwu.
When contacted on the telephone, the Deputy Police Public Relations Officers, Lagos State Police Command, Damascus Ozoani, said the case had been transferred to the State Criminal Investigation Department, Yaba, Lagos.
He said, ‘‘The suspect has been moved to the State CID where further investigation is currently ongoing on the case.’’
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Tears welled up the eyes of Mrs. Bournes as she welcomed our
correspondent to her Aguda, Ogba residence. There were a few
sympathisers outside the house, who came to comfort the Bournes family.A few days earlier, Bournes had lost her daughter, Olaide, a part-time business administration student of the Lagos State Polytechnic, who was allegedly killed by her lover, Abuchi Cyril.
Initially, Mrs. Bournes was too heavy-hearted to talk about her loss, especially as the continued arrival of sympathisers reinforced the reality of her 22-year-old daughter’s demise.
Although there was nothing to suggest that she was walking to her death on the day she died, Olaide was reluctant to leave home, repeating the same house chore several times and taking a long time to dress up. She had planned to see her alleged killer, Abuchi, in his house and later head for a branch of an old generation bank to open an account in which her first salary would be paid.
She worked as a contract staff with a popular confectionery firm in Ikeja, Lagos State and she was expected to resume by 3pm on that fateful day.
Mrs. Bournes described her late daughter as a very quiet and peace-loving person whose death has created a big vacuum in the family.
She said, “She was always eager to assist others. Olaide hated argument or anything that will lead to a fight and she was never happy seeing people exchanging words. The day she died, we were together talking outside the house because I was waiting for the sanitation exercise to end so that I could display my wares. I am a trader and we observe sanitation every Thursday. Later, she went inside to get dressed and her phone rang. I had her phone with me so I rushed inside to give it to her. She told me it was Abuchi who was calling and that she wanted to see him before going to work. She said Abuchi was leaving for Malaysia during the week and had asked her to come so that they could celebrate before his departure.”
She added that before the deceased left home that day, she told her she would go to the bank to open an account where her first salary would be paid.
“She started working with the confectionary company on January 28 and was yet to get her first salary. They were told to provide their account details and many of her colleagues who had done so had been paid. She filled the form a day before the incident,” Bournes stated amidst tears.
But expectation of joy turned sorrow when, a few hours after her daughter left home, Mrs. Bournes noted changes in the way people were relating with her. She later learnt that Olaide was rushed to a nearby hospital where she died after she was allegedly beaten by Abuchi.
It was not the first time Olaide’s boyfriend had abused her. Mrs. Bournes confirmed that there were times when her daughter would return home sullen after visiting Abuchi. She recalled that she met Abuchi for the first time at a hospital where her daughter had gone to receive treatment for malaria.
“I asked my daughter who he was and she told me he was her friend. I remember that he sat looking as I questioned my daughter about his identity. Olaide used to tell me that the guy was fond of beating her and I warned her to be careful and desist from seeing him. But she would reply that they had settled whatever the problem was.”
Our correspondent gathered that the deceased and Abuchi had been dating for over three years before the final fatal meeting. It was also learnt that Abuchi, who lives close to the deceased’s house with his parents, often accused the late Olaide of cheating on him.
Abuchi, said to be popular in the area, was alleged to have beaten Olaide during an argument after which she hit her head against the ground in the suspect’s room and became unconscious. The suspect later went to the Area G Police Command to hand himself over to the police. He was subsequently detained.
The deceased’s father, Akindele Bournes, who was visibly distressed as he spoke to our correspondent, said he was shocked to learn that Abuchi attends the same church with him.
He stated, “I never knew that the suspect attends the same church with my family. At the close of service every Sunday, he would call my late daughter to tell her that he sat beside me in the church. I know that my daughter has been killed but the manner of her death was painful. I cannot believe that I have lost my girl. She was a source of joy to me. I want justice to be done. When I was at the Area G Police Command and the suspect was brought out for me to see. I was shocked when he said he knew me in the church.”
Olaide’s elder sister, Olabisi, said she would miss everything about her late younger sister. “I miss everything about my sister. Is it her smiles, jokes, beauty, gentle nature or caring attitude that I will forget? We did everything together being the only two around since our other sibling is not in Nigeria. She would joke about my choice of clothes and tell me what to put on and what not to. I would then tease her by saying ‘big girl.’ Her hearty smile to my taunt often made me laugh happily. I cannot believe she was gone forever,’’ she state.
The late Olaide’s friends in school, who paid the family a visit, were unable to hold back their tears. President of the institution’s students’ union, Mr. Udechukwu Ifeanyichukwu, said his first encounter with the late Olaide was in 2012 when she mistakenly stepped on him on the campus.
He said, “I told her she stepped on me and her response was so awesome. I didn’t forget the episode because I was moved by her apologies which was warm and courteous.
“Since then, I took notice of her and got to know that she was a very nice person. She was quiet and friendly. It is so painful that such a lady so full of hopes and promises could die so cruelly,” said Ifeanyichukwu.
When contacted on the telephone, the Deputy Police Public Relations Officers, Lagos State Police Command, Damascus Ozoani, said the case had been transferred to the State Criminal Investigation Department, Yaba, Lagos.
He said, ‘‘The suspect has been moved to the State CID where further investigation is currently ongoing on the case.’’
Punch Nigeria
Too Much GRAMMAR! Patrick Obahiagbon's Easter Message To Nigerians
Yes o! the Prof. is back, this is smoking hot grammar at his peak.
As
we join Christians in the celebration of Easter, may we truly reflect on
the quintessential modus vivendi of Master Jesus; The Christ, who
peregrinated this incarnation as an exempli gratia of self abnegation,
puritanical excrescence, spartan discipline, mental magnitude,
hierophantic candour and altruistic effusions,qualities which have
become a desiderata for national resurgimento
As
we join Christians in the celebration of Easter, may we truly reflect on
the quintessential modus vivendi of Master Jesus; The Christ, who
peregrinated this incarnation as an exempli gratia of self abnegation,
puritanical excrescence, spartan discipline, mental magnitude,
hierophantic candour and altruistic effusions,qualities which have
become a desiderata for national resurgimento
Photos Of Top Ghanain Actress, Martha Ankomah Without Makeup
Speaking of black beauty, yours Martha Ankoma nailed it! and with makeup
: Recent Photo Of Ini Edo At "Weekend Getaway" Premiere! (Shes Lost Weight!)
She sure looks like a born-again, because this was what she looked like yesterday:
Meanwhile, this is what she normally look like:
Meanwhile, this is what she normally look like:
Common Most Annoying Character/Attitude Of Nigerians
Even as a Nigerian, I find many character of typical Nigerians appalling
and I by no means mean to create a stereotype, but these are just the
characteristics that Nigerians tend to show more commonly than other
people. 
Foremost on my list is pride, Nigerians generally like to be recognized
and while doing this they like to be recognized with titles (Chief,
Barrister, Comrade, Dr., - I even know some people that went to study
PhD in school simply because they want to be called Doctor - Nothin
related to the academic values) - This kind of things makes me angry,
which brings me to the second point, Nigerians are quick to anger (like
myself), once they know they have some kind of "right" or power - you're
done, they will display madness for you at the slightest provocation,
maybe unrelated but I usually find this connected to a form of not
wanting to take responsibilities/admin to mistake or wrong doing -
Nigerians are stubborn - this leads me to the next point, Nigerians like
to answer questions with another question and this I think emanated
from the stubborn gene within us. Although answering questions with
questions comes handy when dealing with the equally stubborn Europeans, I
just think overall the idea of questions with question is just rude and
petulant at best. 
These are the few characteristics of typical Nigerians that peeves me!
what are yours! I sure do have alot more but cant remember everything
now - Include yours below, Nigerian habits that irritate you.
Foremost on my list is pride, Nigerians generally like to be recognized
and while doing this they like to be recognized with titles (Chief,
Barrister, Comrade, Dr., - I even know some people that went to study
PhD in school simply because they want to be called Doctor - Nothin
related to the academic values) - This kind of things makes me angry,
which brings me to the second point, Nigerians are quick to anger (like
myself), once they know they have some kind of "right" or power - you're
done, they will display madness for you at the slightest provocation,
maybe unrelated but I usually find this connected to a form of not
wanting to take responsibilities/admin to mistake or wrong doing -
Nigerians are stubborn - this leads me to the next point, Nigerians like
to answer questions with another question and this I think emanated
from the stubborn gene within us. Although answering questions with
questions comes handy when dealing with the equally stubborn Europeans, I
just think overall the idea of questions with question is just rude and
petulant at best. These are the few characteristics of typical Nigerians that peeves me!
what are yours! I sure do have alot more but cant remember everything
now - Include yours below, Nigerian habits that irritate you.
It Is Very Hard To Find A Good Wife In Nigeria - Mikel Ob
Mikel Obi recently spoke to Kayode Tijani about his life and other
issues. But this is what caught our attention in the interview; where he
spoke about marriage.
Quote
'I
know, normal people don't go through what I am going through now when
it concerns finding a Wife to marry, and normal people don't at all.
Believe me it's so so difficult, very difficult, it's so so difficult
you just have to leave it to God. There might be someone who really
loves me truly for who I am but I may not be aware and maybe you don't
know... or you may think she's one of those who loves you for who you
are or what you have, or because of your money, maybe she's there for
you, you never know, you get so confused, now I have decided I will just
leave it to God to decide who I get married to'.
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