Tuesday, 28 July 2015
Neighbour Rapes Two-year-old Girl In Lagos
One Kehinde Paul who allegedly raped a two-year-old girl, has been arraigned before the Lagos State High Court in Ikeja.
38 People Dead || Boko Haram On The Run, Chadian Forces In Pursuit
The Chadian army has launched a “major operation” to flush out Boko Haram jihadists from islands in Lake Chad, sparking violent clashes on Monday between soldiers and the Islamic State-affiliated group
Man Bags Jail Term In Kano For Beating Woman
Silvester Okuku, 33, of Badawa Quarters in Kano has been sentenced to two months imprisonment by for beating one Comfort King.
The accused was charged for criminal force, an offence which contravened Section 265 of the Penal Code.
The Prosecutor, Cpl Yakubu Galadima told the court that on July 19, Comfort King of Badawa Police Station Line, reported the case to Badawa police Division, Kano.
Galadima told the court that Okuku used force on King and beat her up, as a result of which she sustained an injury on her face while he also broke her rubber bucket.
The accused pleaded guilty to the charge and the presiding magistrate Fatima Muhammad sentenced him to two months imprisonment or pay a fine of N7, 000 for the offence he committed.
She therefore ordered the accused to pay N700 to the complainant, as compensation for the bucket, failure of which the accused would be sentenced to three days imprisonment.
The court told the accused that he had the right to appeal within 30 days.
- See more at: http://www.naijaloaded.com.ng/2015/07/28/man-bags-jail-term-in-kano-for-beating-woman/#sthash.j2PX7J33.dpuf
The accused was charged for criminal force, an offence which contravened Section 265 of the Penal Code.
The Prosecutor, Cpl Yakubu Galadima told the court that on July 19, Comfort King of Badawa Police Station Line, reported the case to Badawa police Division, Kano.
Galadima told the court that Okuku used force on King and beat her up, as a result of which she sustained an injury on her face while he also broke her rubber bucket.
The accused pleaded guilty to the charge and the presiding magistrate Fatima Muhammad sentenced him to two months imprisonment or pay a fine of N7, 000 for the offence he committed.
She therefore ordered the accused to pay N700 to the complainant, as compensation for the bucket, failure of which the accused would be sentenced to three days imprisonment.
The court told the accused that he had the right to appeal within 30 days.
- See more at: http://www.naijaloaded.com.ng/2015/07/28/man-bags-jail-term-in-kano-for-beating-woman/#sthash.j2PX7J33.dpuf
Silvester Okuku, 33, of Badawa Quarters in Kano has been sentenced to two months imprisonment by for beating one Comfort King.
The accused was charged for criminal force, an offence which contravened Section
The accused was charged for criminal force, an offence which contravened Section
VIDEO PREMIERE || Da L.E.S – P.A.I.D f. AKA & Burna Bo
These trio never take a chill pill, after A.K.A’s highly successful tune “All Eyes On Me” featuring Da. L.E.S and Burna Boy, which won the Best Collaboration at the
Monday, 20 April 2015
Beautiful pic of Mo Abudu...
Media entrepreneur and Chairman of EbonyLifeTV, Mo Abudu looking
beautiful in different makeup looks from her outings last weekend.
Another photo
See Floyd Mayweather & Manny Pacquiao spend time with partners as $300m mega-fight draws closer
In less than two weeks, the best two boxers in the world, Floyd Mayweather, 38 & Manny Pacquiao, 36, will face each other in the richest fight in history in Las Vegas.
Over the weekend, the men spent time with their significant others who
Over the weekend, the men spent time with their significant others who
Pic : from the anti-Xenophobia protest outside South Africa High Commission, Abuja today
A number of groups held peaceful demonstrations outside the South African High Commission in Abuja today to protest the xenophobic attacks against foreigners living in SA, including Nigerians.
After comments by a number of protest leaders, the group handed over a communique to a representative of the high commission and left peacefully. More photos after the court.
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