Married man escapes death after being caught having s3x with ‘magun-infected’ lover

Married man escapes death after being caught having s3x with ‘magun-infected’ lover

A married man has nearly lost his life while sleeping with a married woman in Igobe Compound of Yagbawest LGA of Kogi.

A eyewitness felt what happened must have been “magun”.
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It was also gathered that “both lovers are not a couple but married individually.”


Also, reports have it that it was the woman’s secret boyfriend, not her husband, that allegedly put the “magun” on her, so he wouldn’t have to share her with other men.

A source, whose name is withheld, said what happened between the lovebirds was like a movie in the eyes of people around.

“The man (name withheld) went to meet his lover (s3x worker) at Igobe Compound last week to have s3x with her.

“As the man was banging from the back, he started convulsing in the process. It would have been terrible if it was a missionary style. The man kept shouting “help me take care of my wife and children” as he thought he would die by the encounter, but all thanks to the medicine man who came for his rescue.

“The woman’s secret boyfriend was the one that put the magun on her.

“The woman did not even know she was infected with magun.

“Also, her husband seems to be unaware about his wife having being infected with magun. He has not been having s3x with her lately.”

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Shock As Two Headed Cow Was Born In Brazil (PHOTOS)

Shock As Two Headed Cow Was Born In Brazil (PHOTOS)

A wierd incident has left farmers shocked as a cow has delivered a two-headed mutant calf. The strange animal was born on a farm in the Brazilian municipality of Nova Venecia in the state of Espirito Santo on the evening of December 13. It cannot stand up or feed naturally.

Delci Busatto, the son of the calf’s owner, revealed that the mutant calf lives on the family’s farm and cannot feed from its mother but has to feed from a bottle.

He said: “The calf is very debilitated. It has to lie down and cannot get up. Because it can’t stand up, the calf has to be fed from a bottle.”

He said the family have sought an expert opinion from a vet, but even they did not seem to know what could have caused the calf to be born with two heads.

Busatto continued: “We have talked to some vets, but no one has any answers as to whether it will survive or not. “For now, it is just a matter of waiting and seeing what happens.”

The calf was the cow’s third offspring, and the other two were born normally.


The farmers knew that the 6-year old cow was due for delivery. But when Busatto went to the barn on Monday night, it shocked him to see a calf with two heads. Such genetic abnormality could be due to a change in the genome, often caused by the animal’s external and internal environment.

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Ex-soldiers stage peaceful protest in Kaduna

Ex-soldiers stage peaceful protest in Kaduna

On Monday, ex-soldiers took to the streets to peacefully protest over the non-payment of their entitlements by the Federal Government.

As they stormed some major streets in Kaduna metropolis, they carried placards with messages about their plight in recent years.

A retired colonel, whose name is withheld, revealed that they were more than 30, “united by the same faith.”

They explained that part of the ” demands of the demonstrators includes an immediate payment of 24 months minimum wage increment, security debarment allowance, a refund of deductions from medically discharged retired servicemen, an automatic Armed Forces slot for qualified children of retired servicemen among others.”

The protesters plan to go to Sir Kashim Ibrahim House, the Kaduna state government house to table their complaints and demands to the Governor. They would also continue protesting until their demands are met.

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8 dead in Bauchi fatal crash – FRSC

Man dies in Christmas Day accident

About eight people, according to Yusuf Abdullahi, Sector Commander, Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC) in Bauchi, have been confirmed dead in a road accident that occurred in Bauchi on Saturday.

Abdullahi said this in an interview with the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) in Bauchi on Sunday.

He explained that the accident which involved an Opel Vectra car with plate number AA 954 GYD and one Tipper Mercedes Benz with number plate NIN 279 SA, happened in Goltukurwa village along Dass-Bauchi road at 9:30 pm.

Personnel of the Corps arrived at the scene in seven minutes to clear the site. The accident was due to to overloading, speed violation and head-on-collision.
Nine people were involved in the accident, two males, six females and a male child.

While all the eight passengers lost their lives, the driver, Abubakar Mohammed, remained unscathed.

The FRSC boss disclosed that his personnel had cleared the obstructions at the crash scene and had transferred the corpses of the deceased to the General Hospital, Dass.

“This is the December period and we have always been sensitising motorists in the state about the dangers associated with over speeding and overloading.

“I want to use this opportunity to plead with motorists to always be conscious of all traffic rules and regulations as well as weather conditions before embarking on their journeys.

“They should also remember that only the living souls, not the dead, would live to celebrate the Christmas and new year festivities,” he stated. (NAN) 

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Breaking: Gunmen kidnap Imo chief priest

Breaking: Gunmen kidnap Imo chief priest

Hoodlums have reportedly abducted Mr Reginald Ejiogu, Chief Priest of Ala Owerri, in Owerri Municipal Council. This occurred on Saturday morning.

It was gathered that the incident occurred at the Church Christ road by Ihugba street in Owerri.

He was kidnapped with a village chairman of Umunwagbara in Owerri Municipal council.

When the Imo Police Public Relations Officer, PPRO, Micheal Abattam, was called, he asked to be given time to confirm the story.

Tension however has heightened in the Owerri municipal council as villagers are running about to know the next line of action.

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Tragedy as four Corp members Die In Road Accident In Yobe

Man dies in Christmas Day accident

Four Corp members have reportedly lost their lives in a car accident in Yobe, after concluding their three-week orientation course in Taraba State. Others sustained injuries.

The deceased corps members include Mohammed Ali – TR/21C/2269; Job Gabriel – TR/21C/1655; Auwal Salisu Bashari – TR/21/2988 and Audu Sani Tata – TR/21C/2302.

It was gathered from the Yobe State office of the NYSC that the accident occurred on their way to Yobe State from the NYSC orientation camp in Jalingo, Taraba State, where they underwent the 2021 Batch ‘C’ Stream II Orientation Course and were redeployed to Bauchi and Yobe states.

The Yobe State Government and management of the National Youth Service Corps have commiserated with the families of the deceased Corp members.

Governor Mai Mala Buni in a statement by his spokesperson, Mamman Mohammed, said their death was tragic and painful. He consoled their families, friends and relations.

“It is painful losing these young men at their prime but as faithful, we have to accept it as the will of Almighty Allah which is destined to happen at this time,” he said.

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Nigerian Army enlists 5,800 new soldiers

The Nigerian army has, on Saturday, enlisted 5800 new soldiers. This is as the country strives to protect its territory.

During their Passing Out Parade from the Nigerian Army Depot, Zaria, the Chief of Army Staff, Lt.-Gen Farouk Yahaya, urged the new soldiers to always be at alert to defend the territorial integrity of Nigeria at all cost.

The 5,800 new soldiers are members of the 81 Regular Recruit Intake at the Depot Nigerian Army, Zaria

General Yahaya observed that the country is currently encountering numerous security challenges by Boko Haram Terrorists, armed bandits, kidnappers, secessionist agitators and other criminal elements.

The COAS who was the Reviewing Officer at the POP said, the security challenges can only be surmount by the collective effort of officers and soldiers of the Nigerian Army not excluding the newly recruited ones.

“You must be ready to go wherever ordered to defend the territorial integrity of Nigeria at any cost. You must obey all legitimate orders issued to you by your superiors no matter how unpleasant. It is also necessary to highlight that you are subject to both civil and military laws. As such, you must avoid any act that is inimical and poses a danger to the interest of the Nigerian Army, the Armed Forces of Nigeria and the Nation in general,” he said.

 He also expressed pleasure with the efforts of Depot Nigerian Army in producing brilliant soldiers for the country.

“Today marks yet another chapter in the history of this great institution and the Nigerian Army as we welcome a new set of soldiers into our noble profession. Depot Nigerian Army since its establishment in 1924 has borne the responsibility of molding selected able bodied citizens into well trained and disciplined soldiers to meet the manpower demands of the Nigerian Army. This function is of utmost importance and remains relevant considering the numerous security challenges presently bedeviling our great nation.”

“Distinguish invited guests, ladies and gentlemen, I am glad to report that Depot Nigerian Army has continued to plan and conduct its training activities in compliance with the Army Headquarters Training Directives whilst also taking cognizance of my vision of having “A Professional Nigerian Army Ready to Accomplish Assigned Missions Within a Joint Environment in Defence of Nigeria”.

“The institution has continued to evolve innovative ways of improving existing training standards in order to meet up with the demands of the dynamic contemporary operating environment. The introduction of cyclic training which affords every recruit the opportunity to participate actively in all training activities has translated in the production of highly skilled and professional young soldiers poised to serve in the Nigerian Army in various trade and non-trade capacities.

“It is heartwarming to note that these young soldiers of 81 Regular Recruit Intake are already being reputed for their high level of physical fitness, discipline and motivation. These attributes are encouraging and will indeed contribute to enhancing the strength as well as combat efficiency of the Service.

“The excellent parade we witnessed today further affirms numerous reports of the excellent performances recorded throughout the past months of rigorous military training.  This is a clear testimony of the zeal and enthusiasm of these young men to serve our father land meritoriously. I am certain that the basic military skills that have been inculcated in the course will position them to efficiently perform all tasks in the field no matter how daunting.

“I therefore urge all the new soldiers to maintain a high standard of professionalism and remain good ambassadors of Depot Nigerian Army, the Nigerian Army and the Armed Forces of Nigeria.

“As for the passing out recruits, you are all aware, Nigeria is currently facing numerous security challenges such as the activities of Boko Haram Terrorists, armed bandits, kidnappers, secessionist agitators and other criminal elements. I wish to state that these security challenges can only be surmounted by the collective resolve and effort of every officer and soldier of the Nigerian Army including those of you passing out today.

“I therefore urge you all to apply the mental, physical and moral training acquired over the past few months as well as those you will be exposed to at your respective units, formations and corps. I expect you all to uphold the Nigerian Army Core Values of Loyalty, Selfless Service, Courage, Discipline, Integrity and Respect for Others which are sacred to all our personnel. These values along with other cherished ethos of the Nigerian Army if well imbibed and upheld will help you attain great heights in your chosen career.

“May I at this juncture remind you of the importance of the Oath of Attestation that you have all sworn to. By this oath you are under obligation to remain loyal to constituted authorities at all times and place the interest of the nation ahead of your personal convictions.

“I urge you to always remain loyal especially to the Constitution and the President Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of the Federal Republic of Nigeria,” he said.

There was a beautiful parade by the passing out recruits and physical fitness exercise which earned the admiration of the invited guest and families of the new soldiers.

Army debunks social media report of torture of man to death

Army debunks social media report of torture of man to death

The Nigerian Army has said that reports circulating in social media that troops tortured one Christian Ehima to death in Edo are false and misleading.

Director, Army Public Relations, Brig.-Gen. Onyema Nwachukwu, debunked the allegation in a statement issued on Saturday in Abuja.

Nwachukwu emphasised that the Nigerian army as a professional force had respected intensely the sanctity of human life and had zero tolerance for infringement on the rights of citizens.

While the Nigerian army sympathised with Ehima’s family, he thought it was imperative to set records right and correct wrong information.

He explained that evidence show that Ehima had strayed naked into a military checkpoint at Igbanke in Benin on Dec. 10, and was halted by soldiers on duty.

Nwachukwu said that when Ehima was questioned, he could not say anything of meaning as to where he were coming from or where he was headed. He was acting rather strange, like he was under some sort of influence.

The guard commander requested for the phone of the deceased, so as to contact his relations, friends or associates.

Army spokesperson explained that shortly after, a call came through to Ehima’s phone from a caller who identified herself as his mother. She was then invited to pick up her son, who was still very agitated and unstable.

According to him, the mother, on arriving at the scene, identified herself as a police officer and was briefed about her son’s observed abnormal behavior.

“On sighting his mother, his behaviour became aggravated.

“Thereafter, some passers-by were mobilised to help her take him to the hospital.

“In her conversation with the soldiers, she attributed her son’s weird behaviour to influence of alcohol, but soldiers present maintained that whatever was responsible for Ehima’s behaviour at that time was way beyond alcohol.

“It is also important to state that the incident was recorded both on video and audio, showing the behaviour of Christian Ehima and his mother commending the soldiers for their kind intervention.

“The evidence, including audio recordings of the police officer and her son are attached.

“Surprisingly, this unfortunate incident has been falsely reported in the social media without recourse to the reality of what transpired on the said date,’’ he stated.

Nwachukwu described the news circulating on social media as “misguided information’’. He urged the public to disregard such information, as it was clearly manipulative and an attempt to bring the Nigerian Army to disrepute.

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16 dead in Bauchi crash – FRSC

Man dies in Christmas Day accident

Yusuf Abdullahi, Sector Commander, Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC) in Bauchi State, has confirmed the death of about 16 people in a road crash that occurred in the state on Sunday.

Abdullahi said this in an interview with the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) on Monday in Bauchi.

He explained that the accident which involved an articulated  truck and one other commercial Toyota Hummer bus had occurred in Bambal village on Kano-Jama’are Road at 7:00 p.m.

The sector commander, who explained that his personnel took about seven minutes to arrive at the scene to clear the site, attributed the accident to speed violation.

“Sixteen people are involved in the crash comprising 10 males and six females and all the people onboard lost their lives to the crash.

“The Hummer bus burst into flames after it ran into the truck and no single soul survived the crash.

“Some people were burnt beyond recognition inside the Hummer bus,” said Abdullahi.

The corpses have been deposited in the morgue of  Kiyawa General Hospital on Kano-Jama’are- road for identification.

The Sector Commander advised motorists to always take heed to traffic rules and regulations while plying the roads. 

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