Graphic video.... Viewers discretion advised  The Nigerian army have started the cleaning up of camp zero after taking it over. watch video below for more details

The Nigerian army celebrates victory over boko haram. below is a video of the celebration...

GRAPHIC PHOTOS VIEWERS DISCRETION ADVISED  According to SpectaScope Nigeria,below are more graphic photos from the Fulani herdsmen killing in Southern Kaduna.SpectaScope said up till today 30th of December 2016,a word has not been heard from President Buhari, no arrest is yet to be made after the barbaric attack by Fulani herdsmen killing over 800 Christians as claimed by the Christian Association Of Nigeria CAN in Kaduna South.Also,the spokesman to president Buhari, Femi Adesina allegedly said the killings by Fulani herdsmen in Kaduna South is not the president's business. SOURCE: SPECTASCOPE

A Katsina State High Court sitting in Funtua on Thursday sentenced Mu’ammar Tukur, son of former District Head of Bakori, to death by hanging for culpable homicide. Tukur, 32, whose late father represented Bakori/Danja Federal Constituency at Federal House of Representatives, was convicted for using knife to stabbed Shafir Muktar to death. In his judgment, Justice Abbas Bawale, said the prosecution led by Mr Aminu Garba had established the case of culpable homicide against the convict beyond reasonable doubt. Bawale said the prosecution called five witnesses and tendered four exhibits which established the three needed ingredients, including death of the victim, cause of the death and intention of the action. He said the incident occurred on April 21, 2008 in a serial fight between the convict and the some of the prosecution witnesses at viewing centre. The judge said the defence counsel, Mr AbdulAziz Olagoke, effort to contradict the evidence of the prosecution was futile. He said...

Adekunle Gold, Viktoh and Chinko Ekun are leaving YBNL following the termination of their two-year recording and management contract each. Meanwhile, the musicians are still looking to Olamide as they fear for their future. ‘Adekunle Gold’s contract with YBNL recently expired,’ an insider told Thenetng. ‘He’s yet to decide on his contract renewal because he’s not ready to go unaided.’ Adekunle joined YBNL as an artiste during the first ever OLIC (Olamide Live In Concert) in December 2014. Before his major contract following the release of his hit, ‘Sade’, the singer – who designed the famous YBNL logo – used to work with the music label as a graphics designer. The contracts of Viktoh and Chinko Ekun expired long time ago, but they decided to keep the update on the low as they fear it could make or tarnish careers. Chinko Ekun was no where to be found at Olamide’s concert in Lagos on Monday, where his label mates took turns on stage to thrill the crowd. ‘Just like Chinko Ekun, bot...

Story by: Ihuoma Chiedozie, Enugu Two persons lost their lives in a bloody clash between Igbos and Fulanis at the popular Gariki market, in Enugu. The incident occurred on Wednesday night. Our correspondent learnt, during a visit to the market on Thursday, that the deceased persons had been identified as Ali, a Fulani and Ifeacho Ifeanyi, an Igbo. It was equally gathered that the clash was triggered by a disagreement over the sum of N100. Eye witnesses disclosed that trouble started when, late on Wednesday evening, the said Ali, whose surname could not be ascertained as of the time of filing this report, came to slaughter a cow at an abattoir located in the Gariki market. They said Ali, who ordinarily would have gone to slaughter his cow in the New Artisan market abattoir, opted for Gariki market abattoir because the New Artsisan market had been closed by the Enugu State Government following the killing of a policeman by a mob of Keke NAPEP riders. However, Ali, paid N4...

At least 15 Boko Haram fighters were killed in Borno on Friday as Nigerian troops of Operation Lafiya Dole and Boko Haram terrorists engaged in prolonged fierce battle in Borno State. Military insiders told PREMIUM TIMES the battle ensued at 6 a.m this morning and did not end until after 9 a.m. Our sources said the battle began when fighters of the terror group launched a surprise attack on troops location in Rann, in northern Borno, shooting sporadically. Troops from 3 Battalion and 112 Task Force Battalion are stationed in the area, our sources said. The soldiers responded promptly, killing an unknown number of the terrorists, and wounding several others. The battle raged for over two hours, and when the dust settled, several terrorists were found dead. One of our sources said more than 15 of the Boko Haram fighters were killed in action. Another said the figure was much higher, saying many other terrorists escaped from the scene with gunshot wounds. Both sources however said ...

Except when you are having your monthly period, you have no business wearing pants to bed! What reasons do doctors have for this ‘prescription’? These ones Physicians say the female genital needs to ‘breathe’ in order to maintain its pH balance and prevent fungi and odour. So, going to bed without your pants on will aerate your nether region Family Physician, Dr. Grace Obong, says during the day, women wear a variety of panties and tight outfits that hardly allow their privates to breathe. She says though it’s advisable and absolutely preferable to wear cotton panties, many women still opt for polyester panties, with the attendant heating up of the genital area while the day lasts.     For those who may not like to go to sleep without having pants on, Obong recommends wearing of boxers or pyjamas.    Experts at womenshealth.gov say the vagina normally has a balance of mostly “good” bacteria and fewer “harmful” bacteria. However, a condition, called ba...

The hope of a beauty therapist, Henry Abaigom, to rake in money from customers during the Yuletide has been dashed after he was sent to Kirikiri prison. The 31-year-old beautician was remanded in the prison by an Ikeja Magistrate’s Court and could not perfect his bail conditions as of close of work on Friday. Abaigom was arrested by the police on Tuesday in Ikeja for allegedly damaging the skin of two of his customers – 19-year-old Ifeabunike Alexandra and Nikky Imoh, 21. The complainants, who are friends, had engaged Abaigom’s service to remove the stretch marks on their skin, and apply other skin treatments. PUNCH Metro learnt that the suspect charged Alexandra N166,000 while Imoh, who also wanted to get rid of dark spots on her knuckles, was asked to pay N106,000. The suspect had reportedly collected sums of N125,000 and N45,000 in advance from Alexandra and Imoh respectively, promising that they would see results shortly after the treatments. Contrary to their expectation, it was...

A hit-and-run driver has crushed two women in the Mushin area of Lagos State. PUNCH Metro learnt that while one of the victims died on the spot, the other was still in a critical condition at a hospital in the state. Our correspondent gathered that the incident happened on Monday around the N A witness said two victims were hit by a silver Toyota Camry with number plate, BDG 45 DZ, adding that the car driver attempted to overtake another vehicle when the accident occurred. He said, “The accident happened around 11am. The Camry was at top speed because it wanted to overtake another vehicle. “However, the driver lost control and ran over the two ladies who were passing by the roadside just after the NNPC Filling Station. “One of the ladies died immediately, while the second woman, who sustained a fracture in the arm and had a head injury was treated by some emergency workers before she was taken to the Lagos State University Teaching Hospital, Ikeja. “The corpse of the deceased was con...

A suspected armed robber, Ugochukwu Nnaji, has said that he and other members of his gang decided to rob during the Yuletide in order to celebrate the period like the rich in the society. Nnaji was one of the two suspects arrested by the operatives of the Imo State Police Command. The suspects specialised in trailing and dispossessing unsuspecting bank customers of their money. Speaking with Southern City News after they were paraded by the Imo State Police Command in Owerri, Nnaji said the coming of Christmas and New Year usually reminded them that it was time to rob bank customers and enjoy like the rich within the period. He pointed out that the money they made from menial jobs was always not enough for them to live big like wealthy people, adding that they had been in the “business” (robbing bank customers) for a long time. “We do it in every festive period, especially Christmas and New Year to also celebrate the period lavishly like others, who have made money. “The menial jobs...

The Cross River State chapter of the Movement for the Actualisation of Sovereign State of Biafra has raised the alarm over the high cost of living in the state, alleging that people are dying as a result of hunger. From indication, MASSOB said, so many Nigerians could no longer afford to buy basic food items due to inflation. In a statement issued in Calabar on Tuesday by its Public Relations Officer, Mr. Okon Eyo Effiom, MASSOB said there were indications that the Nigerian state could no longer take care of its citizens. The statement read in part, “Even at Christmas, a period characterised by celebration and merriment, many people could not afford to cook the common rice meal for their families. Rice is the basic staple during such time but because of high level of poverty in the land many families could not afford to buy it. “The standard of living in the country has depreciated abysmally in just one year and the cost of basic items has quadrupled beyond the reach of the ordinary ...

A middle-aged man suspected to be one of the fleeing fighters of the Boko Haram sect has been arrested by officials of a security agency recently established by the Abuja Municipal Area Council popularly known as AMAC Marshal in the Federal Capital Territory. A statement issued on Tuesday night by the spokesman for the AMAC Marshal, Kingsley Madaki, said the suspect who gave his name as Usman, was nabbed at 4.30pm at Utako Market. According to him, the suspect was apprehended “with a Qur’an and a chaplet on his neck while trying to lobby people in the market.” The statement said the suspected Boko Haram fighter had, however, “confessed that there are so many of his colleagues out there in the city who are out to unleash mayhem on innocent residents.” While calling on the residents of the FCT to be vigilant and report any suspicious movement to AMAC Marshal personnel, Madaki said the organisation was out to ensure the safety of properties and lives of the residents. While handing over...

THE world’s first solar highway has been opened in France, in the not-very-sunny village of Tourouvre au Perche in Normandy. The roadway is just one kilometre (0.6 mile) long, but that still works out at 2,800 square metres of photovoltaic cells—enough, hopefully, to power the village’s street lights. The road was built by Colas, a large Anglo-French construction company. Colas has apparently been working on its own solar road tech, called Wattway, for at least five years. Wattway has been tested in car parks, but this is the first time it has been used on an active road. There will now be a two-year test period, to see if Wattway can withstand the rigour of being pounded by thousands of cars and trucks per day, and whether it can actually provide a useful amount of electricity. Usefulness aside, the main problem with constructing solar roads is their crippling cost. One of the main selling points of Wattway, according to Colas, is that each panel is just a few millimetre...

The year 2016 has been a challenging year for both the government and Nigerians. This is because during the year the government officially admitted that the economy had slipped into recession. In this report, OLATUNDE DODONDAWA examines how the oil and gas sector has fared amidst global uncertainties in 2016. Introduction Nigerians entered the year 2016 with acute fuel scarcity which rocked the country since late 2015 when the federal government declined to settle marketers’ outstanding of subsidy debt. Long queues at petrol stations in major states including the capital city, Abuja, commercial cities such as Lagos, Kano and few others have refused to disappear. This resulted into heavy traffic, road blocks, blaring sirens, cursing and fighting among motorists as citizens scramble daily to fill up their cars, generators and jerry-cans in preparation for the uncertain times. The government was in a fix and needed to provide lasting solution to the menace of perennial acute fuel scar...

A late night fire has razed at least 48 shops in Gombe old market, destroying properties worth over N40 million. Daily Trust learnt that the fire which started around 1 am was suspected to be from an electrical fault when electricity was suddenly restored to the market. The fire affected the section of the market occupied by traders of cosmetics and tailors. Chairman of the market, Alhaji Mohammed Abba Aliyu, said 48 shops were affected by the inferno. “It was around 1am when I received a call that there was a fire outbreak at the market I rushed and on my arrival, I meet a team of policemen and men of the fire service putting off the fire,” he said. Alhassan Abdullahi who owns a cosmetic shop, said: “When we reached the market around 3am we could not get access to our shops. We were watching when the fire burnt down our shops. I am into cosmetics business and I lost over N2 million in the incident.” Chibeza Raymond, another cosmetics dealer, said he lost over N7 million ...

A Lagos based legal practitioner, Chief Malcolm Omirhobo has dragged President Muhammadu Buhari before Abuja Federal High Court over his refusal to appoint Justice Walter Nkanu Onnoghen as the Chairman of the National Judicial Council. Omirhobo said he is suing for himself and on behalf of the generality of Nigerians. Joined as co-defendants in the suit are Attorney General of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, The Federal Judicial Service Commission, Hon. Justice Walter Nkanu Onnoghen, CFR the Chairman of the National Judicial Council and the National Judicial Council. The plaintiff in an origination summons brought in pursuant to order 3, rule 6,7 and 9 of the Federal High Court civil procedure rules 2009 is asking for the interpretation of Section 231 (1) (3) (4) and (5) of the 1999 constitution. He is seeking the following questions for determination: Whether the qualification, assessment and evaluation necessary for the appointment of the Chief Justice of the Federal Republic of N...

A teenage girl who was forced to live in a plastic bowl after a mystery illness caused her limbs to stop growing has died. Rahma Haruna, who lived in Kano in Nigeria, passed away on Christmas Day, according to reports. The 19-year-old was struck down by a mystery illness when she was six months old meaning her limbs stopped growing. The condition has confounded doctors and left her in constant pain. Her case came to light earlier this year when her mother, Fadi, made it public to seek a medical specialist who might be able to help treat her. Talking about her family, she said: ‘They help me a lot. How do they? They give me anything I need.’ Source Report UK

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