Woman Catches Her Husband and Another Woman in Fast Food Joint...What She Did Next is Shocking

A woman who got so angry after seeing her husband and another woman inside a fast food joint has reacted in a drastic manner to teach them a lesson.

The angry wife caught her husband inside a restaurant with another woman and decided to deal with the pair by giving them the embarrassment of their lives.

She boiled hot water and while it was still hot, stormed the fast food joint and poured it on them.

According to the woman, who shared the story by herself on break_or_makeup, she concentrated the hot water on the other woman with her husband.

However, she is now very bothered because since the incident, her husband has not come back home.

She is now worried that something may have happened to him.

Below is how she put the story:

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One of Two Suspected Lesbians Arrested by Policemen in Port Harcourt

Policemen in Rivers state have arrested one of two lesbians who went on the run after their illicit affair was exposed to the public.

*Photo used for illustrative purpose*

One of the two married woman declared wanted by the Lagos state Police command over alleged criminal activities, including lesbianism, has been arrested in Port Harcourt, Rivers State.

Daily Sun reports that the women, have been on the run since their alleged criminal activities were reported to the Police. The suspects were exposed while committing the dastardly act in one Alhaji Osilo’s house each time he was away, by the man's neighbour who felt the suspects would be bad influence to others.

The husband of one of the ladies, ogunwale Abiola Idowu, was said to have ignored reports about his wife's shameful conduct.

A police source said “it is true, the illicit act of lesbianism against Ogunwale Abiola and her mate Monisola Adeko was reported to us and we have commenced Investigation in the alleged act of lesbianism by the two women. We have identified the women and we will soon apprehend them. It was Abiola partners’ husband, osilo that reported the matter to us. You know that the act is against the law of our land, we must enforce the law.”

Since the two lesbians were reported to the police, they have been on the run. Luck however ran out of Monisola who was apprehended at the weekend in Port Harcourt where she had been hiding.

The police said the suspect, has made useful confession, but denied knowledge of the whereabouts of her accomplice as she claimed they lost contact. The police have confirmed that her alleged accomplice, Abiola had since relocated to either North America or Europe.

Mr Frank who spoke for the Kelani family said: “The kelani family of Abeokuta frowned at our son, Abiodun for marrying a woman who has made the family a laughing stock”

Monisola’s husband Alhaji Osilo spoke to Daily Sun "Yes, my neighbours opened the can of warm that Abiola has been doing the ungodly act with my wife in my house anytime I was away. I could not stomach such evil that was why I reported the matter to the police,”

When contacted, Abiola’s husband Mr Abiodun Kelani said, ” I don’t know what the police are saying. My wife is not in the country at the moment .Let the police do their job and let me be.”

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Patience Jonathan Here's why we all need Ex-First Lady's kind of friends

If your friends haven't been pumping millions of dollars into your life, it may just be time to change them

Former First Lady, Dame Patience Faka Jonathan, has got some bad ass, dope friends.

Buddies who made sure she received $15m as gifts in a span of 15 years.

Socio-Economic Rights and Accountability Project (SERAP), is coercing the Attorney General of the Federation, Abubakar Malami, to prosecute Mrs. Jonathan over allegations that she stole $15m, ostensibly from State coffers while her husband, Goodluck Jonathan, was President.

Not so fast, SERAP.
But Mama Peace (as the former First Lady is fondly called) has said she can explain. Her friends have been looking out for her, she says.

“The funds in question were legitimate gifts from her friends and well-wishers over the last 15 years which she had been saving in order to utilise to upgrade family businesses and concerns which had been somewhat dormant by reasons of the long period of her husband service as a public officer in Nigeria”, the former First Lady said in a statement made available to Pulse.

The money came from friends so numerous, Mama Peace can’t even put names and faces to most of them.

“The gifts were given in small contributions by several persons, some of whom she cannot even now recall over this period of 15 years...sometimes in as small a gift as N250,000", the statement read.

If you were one of Mrs. Jonathan's friends; donating to her purse unconditionally, rest assured you've been forgotten. You are now history, to put it nicely.

How we hated breaking that to you!

“In order to preserve the value of these funds, which she did not require for any purpose at the time, she changed them into foreign exchange and kept them as cash for a long period in her home safe in Port Harcourt and Abuja”, the statement read some more.

Mrs. Jonathan’s $15m gift has long been the subject of intense debates and investigations by Law Enforcement. The first reaction from her team was that the money came from legitimate earnings.
Mrs. Jonathan sheds some more light on how the money made it from a safe in her family home to the banks.

“It was when the family home in Otuoke was burnt down by hoodlums under the instigation of political adversaries in 2010 that she began to think about banking these gifts, which had now grown to large sums in the United States dollars.

“In 2010 she therefore summoned one of her husband’s domestic aides, Waripamo-Owei Emmanuel Dudafa, to assist her in opening bank accounts into which the funds could be deposited.

“Unknown to her, the said Dudafa, in a bid to be discreet about the owner of the funds, decided to bank the funds in the names of companies owned by him.

“When she discovered this, she was constrained to continue with the names of the companies when she was advised that it did not make any difference as to the ownership of the funds since the director of the company would appoint her as sole signatory to the accounts in question.”

An Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) operative who spoke to Pulse on the basis of anonymity, said the anti-graft agency isn’t sold on Mrs. Jonathan’s story just yet.

“Her story doesn't add up. My brother, you went to school na! Does that make any sense to you?

"Recall that we’ve frozen the accounts opened by fronts for Mrs. Jonathan. We’ll make sure the money is returned to State coffers if we eventually establish that the money belongs to the State. If she now says her friends gave her the money in a 15 year span, that’s an average of $1m from a friend annually. Investigations are ongoing so I won’t disclose so much now”, said the EFCC operative who spoke to Pulse on the basis of anonymity because he hadn’t been authorized to comment on the subject.

Moral of the story: we all need new friends. Like yesterday.

Goodbye, old circle of friends, it was nice hanging out with y'all.

Is the EFCC unfairly targeting Patience Jonathan?»

Yes, it's a witch hunt
No, she should be prosecuted
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Ph D holder dies on graduation day

A doctoral degree graduate of the University of Ilorin (UNILORIN) Dr Abdulhafeez Adedimeji died on Saturday morning hours before the graduation ceremony of the institution.

Adedimeji’s death was disclosed by Dean, Faculty of Post Graduate Studies of the University, Professor Badmas Olanrewaju Yusuf while presenting graduates for the award of doctoral degree.

The late Adedimeji who bagged Ph.d degree in Arabic was among the 166 doctoral degree students the university graduated.

Until his death, Adedimeji was a lecturer at the Fountain University, Osogbo, Osun state.

The cause of Adedimeji’s death was not disclosed.

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Chibok Girls See photo of released girls happily eating bread and drinking juice

A military helicopter was said to have picked the 21 released Chibok girls from the Banki area of Borno state.
Boko Haram, on Thursday, October 13, released 21 abducted Chibok girls.
The girls were among more than 200 who were kidnapped from Borno State in April 2014.

A military helicopter was said to have picked them up from the Banki area of the state where the terrorists dropped them off.
They were released following negotiations between the government and the sect, which were brokered by the International Red Cross and the Swiss government.
Reports had it that the girls were exchanged for four Boko Haram members but this has been denied by Information Minister, Lai Mohammed.

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Man kills in-law over cigarette

A 21-year old man identified as Lucky Igbineyi has been remanded in prison custody for allegedly killing his in-law, Blessing Obazee over a stick of cigarette.

Lucky was said to have stabbed his in-law in the stomach severally.

Police Prosecutor, Inspector Oluwaseun Olatoye, had informed an Evboriaria Magistrate court that Lucky committed the crime on September 3 at No 40, Enoruwa Street, Off Upper Sakponba Road in Ikpoba-Okha local government.

Olatoye said the accused person came to stay in the same room with the deceased.

He explained that the deceased (Obazee) refused to give the accused person the cigarette he was smoking which made the accused person to go and buy his.

Olatoye further narrated that the deceased stopped Lucky from smoking inside his room and dragged the cigarette from his mouth.

This, he said, angered Lucky which made him to take a knife and stabbed the deceased severally to death.

Presiding Magistrate, Mrs Caroline Oghuma said that the case was not within the court jurisdiction.

Mrs. Oghuma directed that the case file be duplicated and forwarded to the Department of Public Prosecution (DPP) for legal advice.

She ordered the accused person remanded at Oko Medium security prison in Benin pending the advice of the DPP and adjourned the case until November 18, 2016 for mentioning.

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Crowd gathers as Crown Prince begins trek to Benin

From Osagie Otabor, Benin

A huge crowd has gathered at the Uselu Palace of the Crown Prince of Benin Kingdom and Edaiken N’ Uselu, Ambassador Eheneden Erediauwa to escort him to Benin.

Several musicians and cultural troupes are also playing performing to entertain the crowd.

Today will be the last day Prince Erediauwa will step foot at the Uselu Palace.

He will trek a distance of about ten kilometres to Benin.

Some Chiefs from Benin are already stationed at Iyan-Akpan to escort the Crown Prince to Benin.

The event was last witnessed in 1979.

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Troops arrest suspected Boko Haram militants in Maiduguri

Troops on Thursday arrested several suspected Boko Haram militants in Maiduguri, Borno State.

The acting Director, Army Public Relations, Col. Sani Usman, who disclosed this in a statement on Friday, said the arrested persons had been handed over to the military investigation committee for further action.

He added that 18 cows recovered from the insurgents had been handed over to the cattle market committee for screening, identification and subsequent return to their rightful owners.

Usman said while some of the suspected terrorists were arrested at cattle market, others were apprehended at check points.

The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that those arrested are – Abur Modu Magaji, Ibrahim Chari, Bulama Magaji, Nde Ngude, Mustafa Fannami, Abubakakar Modu, Mohammed Merai and Abur Mustafa.

Others are – Bakura Agwala, Jatau Yaga, Umar Modu, Abacha Umar and Umar Babagana.

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Buhari Begins The Process Of Payment Of N5,000 To Extremely Poor Nigerians

Conditional Cash Transfer (CCT) programme with biometric capture and account opening commenced in Borno camps for Internally Displaced Persons (IDP).


The programme is a part of the scheme under the ‘Social Investment Programmes’ of the government of Muhammadu Buhari.

According to this initiative, one million extremely poor Nigerians would receive 5,000 naira monthly in 2016.


Laolu Akande, the special assistant to the vice president Yemi Osinbajo, clarified that for the Conditional Cash Transfer the money would be paid directly to the recipients through a payment system that was being worked out.


Osinbajo’s aide said World Bank and the Bill Gates Foundation were also cooperating with the federal government to develop an efficient payment system.

“All together, about 60 billion naira has been estimated to be paid out to extremely poor Nigerians,” Akande said in a statement.

In a related development, Governor Fayose of Ekiti state has recently announced the beginning of the implementation of its social welfare scheme for the needy, aged and unemployed.

During the presidential campaign Buhari and his party, the All Progressives Congress, vowed to pay 5,000 naira a month to the unemployed and the poorest youths in the country.

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Please, who is the WICKED person that did this bride’s makeup?! See hilarious

The photo of a bride’s noisy makeup on her wedding day has broken the internet!

The photo which was shared by a twitter user has gathered so much attention as most online users are disappointed with the makeup artist who literally “painted or better still sketched” the beautiful bride.

The picture which was shared on twitter yesterday -has raked in hundreds of re-tweets and likes with people sharing their different opinions.

Read some of their reactions below:

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Fake policeman arrested in Ogun

A fake policeman who allegedly extorts people at Oke Oro area of Ogun State has been arrested by men of the state police command.

Odiakaose Anene, a resident of Irapada Street, Matogun, was arrested by a patrol team while driving a Honda car marked BW891LSR.

He was said to have identified himself as a policeman and presented a Police Constable Warrant Card to back up his claim.

But in the course of interrogation, the policemen discovered that he was an impostor.

Anene’s house was searched and police uniform, two police trousers, one police beret with crest and police training manual were found.

The Ogun command’s spokesman, Abimbola Oyeyemi, an Assistant Superintendent of Police (ASP), said the suspect would be arraigned in court at the end of investigation.

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Claudette Cook gives birth to twins at 60-years-old

– Claudette Cook is a 60-year-old woman in America

– She got pregnant at 59-year-old

– In September, she gave birth to a set of twin boys

American woman Claudette Cook recently became a first time mother at 60. She and her husband, Ross, met10 years ago in Church and were told they could never have children due to her age.
However, Cludette remained hopeful and prayerful and sought IVF medical asssitstance. In September, she gave birth a set of fraternal twins: two bouncing baby boys named: Isaiah and Isaac.

She said: “I cried. I was like, you know, you look at TV and you see other people in the delivery room and you’re like, oh my goodness. And, it was me. So, joy, it was so sweet.” “Claudette told us while holding her husband, Ross’s hand. “Everything changed in that moment. Once they’re born, your life changes.”

Age is but a number with God. Plus, I was healthy and in shape. I was like, yes, I know I can do this-I know I can. No matter how hard it was, He brought me through it all, so, awesome God.”

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Onome Uriemu shares how she got pregnant at 11 (photos)

This is a very touching story yet educative.

Uriemu Onome got pregnant while in primary school at the age of 11. She was rejected by her parents for the shame she has brought the family.

She moved in with her grandma who was not working in the village. She realized her mistake and took the bull by the horn. How did she survived the shame and what happened to the son.

Onome shared her amazing story on Facebook. Read below: “My story goes thus, sometime 20 years ago, I was naïve and influenced by peer pressure.

My dad was and is still a strict disciplinarian; mum on the other hand was a bit soft on us and let us has our way. She practically covered for and took sides with me especially (being her only daughter amongst 3 sons).

I got out of hand and starting moving with the wrong set of friends, got pregnant at age 11 (primary 5) and then my whole world crumbled. The harsh reality of life began to unfold as I had to drop out of school, I couldn’t sit for my First School Leaving Certificate Examination (FSLC).” Narrating what she went through during the agonizing moment Onome went further:

“People in my neighbourhood made mockery of me, my dad couldn’t bare it, so he sent me out of the house and I had to go to the village to live with my grandma. In order to survive and fend for myself (as grandma isn’t working) I had to summon courage and face my own devil. I knew I was the cause of my predicaments and didn’t put the blame on my mum or anyone. I started street hawking selling all sorts ranging from tapioca (kpokpo garri), roasted pork meat, roasted maggots, Madiga bread, sachet water etc.”

Like the prodigal son I the bible, Onome knew she put herself in her situation and tried to make it up: “Few months later I had my baby, saved some cash (through hawking) which I used to re-enroll for my FSLC, I passed with a “merit”. Still in the street hawking business, I saw myself through secondary school; I was determined to show my folks that I truly regretted my actions and is now a serious child.

Enrolled for WAEC cleared all my papers likewise my JAMB and then gained admission into the university.” When my dad saw how focused I had become, they took my child and I back, sent me off to the university and took care of my baby….. With determination she made it in life: To cut the long story short, I’m now a M.Ed holder from the University of Lagos state Akoka, a successful teacher and happily married by His grace.

My son is currently a 200 Level Law student. Strangers think he’s my younger brother because the age gap between us is so close, and he’s growing taller by the day.

My son is my life, he’s the reason I am where I am today as his presence into this world made me a responsible individual. He’s my victory story; he knows what I went through and is determined to make me a proud mum

#TeamUnion #Unstoppable”

Onome is happily married now.

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Demolished shrine: Ogun Pastor recounts experience

A Pastor, Prince Adewale Fagbire, who was alleged to have been struck dumb and motionless when he invaded his community shrine at Ketu – Ayetoro in Yewa North Local Government Area of Ogun state while pulling it down, has told The Nation that though the town’s traditionalists assaulted him with “charms and other fetish objects,” but was not “harmed” at all.

Fagbire, who is a Pastor at the Christ Apostolic Church (CAC) in Ayetoro area, said he actually entered the shrine, evacuated all the fetish items that were kept there and also took a position beside the entrance to it in quietness as instructed by God.
Prince Fagbire, son of the past Alaye of Ayetoro, Oba Taiwo Fagbire, who joined his ancestors in 1981 after his 20year reign in the agrarian community, said his late father and monarch, used to take him to the said shrine occasionally when he was alive.
Narrating his experience to The Nation and a handful of reporters, at the Office of the Chairman, Ogun State chapter of the Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN), Bishop Tunde Akin – Akinsanya, Abeokuta, the Ogun State capital, Fagbire said he elected to “remain calm and mute” during the assault and interrogation at the shrine by the traditionalists and some villagers.
Speaking in the presence of over a dozen of Christian leaders from CAN and Pentecostal Fellowship of Nigeria (PFN) in Ogun State, said God instructed him to stay calm and not utter a word at the shrine.
The father of two noted that his not talking or not uttering a word on the site of the shrine had nothing to with his being beaten with “charms and fetish objects” by the traditionalists as what they did had no physical or spiritual effects on him.
According to him, it was also not true as reported in some section of the media that the priests and custodians of the shrine upon the intervention of the Alaye of Ayetoro, Oba Abdulaziz Adelakun, treated or healed him before he could regain his consciousness.
“I was conscious, physically and mentally sound, during and after the incident because God was already with me. I followed the instruction of the LORD to enter the shrine and packed all the items there away. I followed God’s instruction to be quiet aa instructed by God.
“God told me to go there (the shrine), create a scene, step aside and watch the film (the unfolding events). They struck me with charms and nothing happened to me. They know the truth, nobody treated me and I spoke when I got to the Palace of the Oba,” he said.
Our Correspondence gathered that although the traditionalists demanded N300,000 from a church in the community where Fagbire had once preached and also N200,000 from the pastor’s family to perform sacrifices to appease the gods for his alleged sacrilege but nothing was given to them eventually.
The church in the community incurred the wrath of the traditionalists and was attacked following the allegation that it instigated Prince Fagbire to carry out the alleged sacrilege on the shrine.

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Customs officers open fire on 4 residents while chasing smuggler (photo)

– Four residents have been hit by stray bullets as customs officers chased smuggler in Lagos state

– Police public relations officer Dolapo Badmos, confirmed that there was a shooting incident in the area

– A community leader said no fewer than 10 residents had been allegedly killed in 2016 by operatives of the Nigeria Customs Service

Customs officers have allegedly opened fire on some residents at Sycamore Junction, Ajara Topa area of Badagry, Lagos state.

It was gathered that stray bullets fired by the officers, who were attached to the federal operations unit, hit the four people that included a motorcycle rider, Alayoade Arewayo and one John Sonayo.

Arewayo survived and was rushed to a private hospital in Badagry, while Sonayo was said to have died in transit from the Badagry General Hospital to the Lagos State University Teaching Hospital, Ikeja.

The other two, whose names could not be ascertained at press time, were reportedly taken to a hospital in Cotonou, Benin Republic. Punch reports that immediately the incident happened, the customs officers fled the scene. The customs officer then got reinforcements from a military barracks in the area to forestall a mob attack.

Arewayo, who sustained a gunshot injury in the leg, said he was returning from a church programme around 7.30pm on Saturday when he was hit by a stray bullet. He said: “I had a crusade programme at Marina, Ebute area on that day. I had left the place for home when it started raining.

I decided to call at a shop to buy noodles that I would take in the night. ”I had hardly dropped off my motorcycle, when I started hearing sporadic gunshots; people were running helter-skelter. I thought it was armed robbery. The people I wanted to buy noodles from had also taken to their heels. ”As I fled for dear life, I was hit by a bullet in the leg.

I fell and was assisted to a hospital by my friend that was with me. It was later I was told that four people were shot and one person later died.”

It was learned that the customs officers neither went to the community in their operational vehicle nor wore their uniforms as they were led by one Jude. A resident of the community, David Taiwo said he reported the incident at the Badagry police division about 8.30pm. Taiwo added that the divisional police officer assigned a policeman to visit the scene of the shooting.

He said: ”We discovered that the customs officers were from the federal operations unit in Ikeja; they were posted to Badagry. They were not in their operational vehicle and they didn’t wear their uniform. They came in a private car. They pursued a smuggler, who loaded about eight bags of rice.

”To effect arrest, they started shooting sporadically. Four innocent people were hit by bullets. One of them, John Sonayo, was taken to the Badagry General Hospital, but he was referred to LASUTH. It was on the way that he died.

The family members of the other victims took them to Cotonou for treatments. The victims were not smugglers.” Taiwo said the customs officers ran to Ibereko Barracks to get reinforcement against members of the community that had gathered to attack them.

A community leader said no fewer than 10 residents had been allegedly killed in 2016 by operatives of the Nigeria Customs Service, adding that the officers usually harassed residents. ”Sometimes, they move from house to house with the help of soldiers. They ransack houses and shops. People in Badagry now live in fear, ” he added.

Police public relations officer Dolapo Badmos confirmed that there was a shooting incident in the area, adding that the police had written the customs authorities for details.

She said: ”We have written to the customs authorities to furnish us with relevant facts that will aid our investigations into the matter.” The spokesperson for the Nigeria Custom Service (NCS), Jerry Attah said he has not been briefed on the incident. Attah said: ”But as a command, we don’t condone indiscipline and we don’t encourage our officers to shoot at harmless civilians. We will investigate the case.”

However, an official said those victims were smugglers, the customs service recovered two cars filled with smuggled rice from them. He said: ”What happened that day was that some customs officers, attached to Iyafi checkpoint, apprehended two unregistered Passat Station Wagon loaded with smuggled rice along Sycamore Hotel Road.

One of the vehicles was attacked by the smugglers en route to the customs office. ”Some of the customs officers fired several shots to secure their safety, thereby injuring two persons, while the two cars were forcefully released by the smugglers.

One of the injured persons was taken to the general hospital where he later died. The other person is responding to treatment in a hospital in Badagry.” Recently, Nigeria Customs seizeed N597.7bn bags of rice.

The NCS announced that it seized tonnes of bags of rice valued at about N597.7 billion between January and August 2016 even as the commodity’s price skyrockets.

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Unbelievable! Famous model caught having her bath on the road (photos)

A 25-year-old Thailand model, from Tak province took to a major road in her area to protest about the bad roads, as she decided to take her bath in one of the giant potholes.

The lady, who works in Bangkok and comes home frequently, revealed that the potholes in the roads slows down the vehicle and has become a big problem. Also, hundreds of villages along the road and its environs further disclosed that the road has been in a bad state for some time.

After the photos were widely shared on Thai social media, authorities promised that they would allocate funds to repair the roads. Interesting…..what a way to protest and get things done by the government but i’m wondering if any Nigerian would go this far to protest about bad roads?

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Policeman strips woman naked, does this to her in broad daylight

A drunk police officer has allegedly stripped naked a woman, Mary Njeri, in public and later beat her up together with her infant son.


This was said to have happened at Mwituria village, Laikipia county in Kenya. An in-law to the victim had reported at the Ngobit police station that her two sacks of beans had been stolen. This made a plain-clothed police officer to come down to the village to investigate the matter. But he was drunk.

During his supposed investigation, the officer saw a dry leaf of beans in Mary Njeri compound and accused her of being the culprit behind the stealing stolen sacks of beans.

The angry residents noticing the officer was drunk tried to attack him and this was said to have angered oga officer after taking the woman to a police station where she was stripped naked and beaten together with her 13-year-old son.

The officer also claimed his handcuffs which he dropped while drunk was stolen by the woman. ”He said that I had stolen the handcuffs from him and he started dragging me around as he beat me. He kept saying I was hiding the handcuffs under my dress so he removed my clothes and dragged me outside,” the woman is quoted by the Daily Nation.

Nawa oh!

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4 UNILAG students arrested, jailed for CULTISM

– Four students of the University of Lagos (UNILAG) were prosecuted for cultism

– A group of young men planned to breach public peace but were timely detained

– However, they pleaded not guilty to the charges

Four undergraduates of of University of Lagos (UNILAG) in Akoka were arrested on suspicion of their involvement in cultism. The arrest was conducted by the policemen from State Criminal Investigation and Intelligence Department (SCIID).
The four were charged with two counts of conspiracy to breach public peace and being memebers of an unlawful secret society, known as Aloral Bucania.

All suspects, Raheem Yusuf, 21, Adedoyin Adeyemi Abraham,24, Olanrewaju Idowu, 36, and Safraini Oluyemi Peters, 24, pleaded not guilty to the charges. According to the police, the four accused persons had conspired to cause breach of public peace on August 4 at about 9.30am, at room 318, Biobaku Hall of UNILAG.

However, it’s unclear what exactly they were plannig to do. The prosecutor, Adebayo Oladele, informed the court that the offences are contrary to and punishable under sections 409 and 42(a)(b) of the criminal laws of Lagos state of Nigeria, 2011. Frequent criminal activity for cults include intimidating professors into giving high grades, including by burning their cars or briefly abducting their children.

The majority of confraternities, as of 2005, were engaged in a variety of money-making criminal activities, ranging from cybercrime to armed robbery and kidnapping.

Cult members may also get money from political figures, who wish to intimidate their opponents.
The exact death toll of confraternity activities is unclear.

One estimate in 2002 was that 250 people had been killed in campus cult-related murders in the previous decade, while the Exam Ethics Project lobby group estimated that 115 students and teachers had been killed between 1993 and 2003. However those figures pale into insignificance when compared with recent cult activities in Benin city, the Edo state capital in 2008 and 2009, with over 40 cult related deaths recorded monthly.

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TOO SAD! Prominent Christian killed by imam for insulting Islam (photos)

– Popular Jordanian writer has been shot dead by a suspected Islamist gunman

– According to reports, Nahed Hattar’s death appeared to be a religiously motivated attack

– Nahed was shot outside the courtroom where he was due to stand trial for insulting Islam by sharing a cartoon on Facebook

Jordanian writer, Nahed Hattar was shot dead by a suspected Islamist gunman today Sunday, September 25th, outside the courtroom where he was due to stand trial for insulting Islam by sharing a cartoon on Facebook.

Hattar was arrested in August for sharing a cartoon on Facebook showing a bearded man in heaven smoking, lying in bed with women and calling on God to bring him wine and cashew. He captioned the cartoon which he deleted shortly after posting it:

“It mocks terrorists and their concept of God and heaven. It does not infringe God’s divinity in anyway” Mr Hattar said the cartoon was intended to mock jihadists and their twisted interpretation of Islam but Jordan’s government charged him with insulting the faith and “provoking sectarian rifts”.

The writer rejected the charges and planned to fight the case. “I am mocking the terrorists and their conception of hell and heaven,” Mr Hattar wrote shortly before his death. “I’m not insulting the supreme Allah, at all, on the contrary, I’m against the type of God that the terrorists worship

The gunman was arrested at the scene has been identified as Riyad Ismail Abdullah, a 49-year-old imam who recently returned from making the Hajj pilgrimage to Saudi Arabia. Mr Hattar’s family immediately blamed Jordan’s government for failing to protect the writer, saying the decision to publicly charge him with offending Islam had made him a target for Muslim extremists. “We hold the Ministry of Interior responsible,” said Jamal Attar, a cousin.

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What construction workers discovered on a building site (photos)

A giant snake measuring 33-feet long has been discovered on a building site in northern Brazil.

The construction site where the snake was seen

The huge reptile weighing 400kg was found by construction workers after an explosion in a cave in Altamira, Pará. See creepy photos of the snake below:

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