TONI TONE SHOWS BOOB SIDE IN HER NEW PHOTO

 Celebrity photographer turned artist and actress, Toni Tones, posted sultry selfies on instagram teasing her admirers with a little peek-a-boo side boob. She looks sexy in purple with matching robe and lipstick and big curly hair do. More pics after the cut...

THE EMIR OF GUSAU DIES @ 88

The Emir of Gusau in Zamfara state, Alhaji Kabir Danbaba is dead. According to press release by  the Zamfara state Commissioner for Information, Ibrahim Magaji, Alhaji Danbaba died today at a private hospital in Abuja after a protracted illness.

He is survived by many wives, 37 children & many grandchildren. May his soul rest in peace, amen.

RELIGIOUS 'MUMU': INDIAN GURU ARRESTED FOR CONVINCING HIS MALE FOLLOWERS TO CUT OF THEIR MANHOOD !!!!

Gurmeet Ram Rahim Singh, 47, a religious Indian guru who is accused of convincing 400 of his male followers to get surgically castrated has been arrested and is facing charges of causing grievous bodily harm.

The procedures were allegedly performed in 2000 at a medical facility owned by him. The victims are coming forward now after news broke that Singh was under investigation by India’s Central Bureau of Investigation for allegedly sexually assaulting female followers.

Singh told his followers that only those who are castrated, will be able to find God. Singh’s estimated net worth is $40 million.

BARBARIC VIDEO: INHUMAN & DEGRADING TREATMENT METED OUT TO NIGERIAN LIVING IN MALAYSIA

Watching this video will change your perspective about how #Malaysian securities are treating Nigerians like an animal. It is saddened to note that Nigerians will never treat any foreigners like this! I hope that the appropriate authority needs to call the bluff of the Malaysian government, and demand the reasons behind this inhuman treatment!
KEEP SHARING TILL IT GETS TO THE APPROPRIATE AUTHORITIES.

BASH ALI REFUSED TO LEAVE JAIL IN PROTEST FOR HIS ARREST & DETENTION !!!

Boxing legend Bash Ali, who was arrested on Wednesday February 11th in front of a bank in Abuja for constituting public nuisance, has refused to leave jail in protest for his arrest and detention despite meeting his bail conditions at a court hearing yesterday. Read the NAN reports ... after the cut...


A Wuse Zone 6 Senior Magistrates’ Court, Abuja on Wednesday fixed April 2for hearing in the criminal case brought against Nigerian boxer, Bash Ali, and four other accused persons. Meanwhile Bash Ali has refused to leave jail despite meeting bail conditions. The four others are Gabriel Ikyowe; Timothy Ugbede; Daniel Otoski and Jones Ebele.

They were arraigned by the police on Feb. 19 on a six-count charge of joint act of abetment, criminal trespass, and obstruction in public way. They were also charge with criminal trespass, causing obstruction in public way, wrongful restraint and criminal intimidation. The prosecuting police officer, Sgt. Bulus Samuel said the charges contravened the provisions of sections 79, 85, 348, 194, 256, and 397(b) of the Penal Code. When case was first mentioned on Feb. 19, all the accused persons pleaded not guilty to the charges. The Magistrate subsequently granted them bail in the sum of N1 million each with one surety each who must be a civil servant not below salary GL 10. According to the Magistrate, the sureties must be reliable, resident within the court jurisdiction and must swear an affidavit to substantiate reliable means of livelihood. Bello adjourned the matter for hearing to March 4, adding the sureties, who must be civil servants, must produce their first appointment letter and their last promotion letter.

At the resumption of hearing on Wednesday, the Principal Witness 1, Mr Bisong Peter, told the court that he and some of NEXIM Bank workers were assaulted by the accused persons.

Peter is the Chief Security Officer to NEXIM Bank.

He said this under cross examination led by counsel to the accused persons, Mr Anthony Agbolahan.

According to him, Ali, his colleagues and others now at large, disrupted NEXIM Bank operations by preventing workers and customers from entering the premises during their protest on Feb. 18.

“Ali called himself a suicide bomber and claimed that he was coming to bomb the bank.

“As a security agent, my colleagues and I have to be on alert.

“They came on a protest carrying placard with all kinds of inscriptions against corruption; we stopped them but they were still able to gain entry into the premises.

“When they were disturbing and making noise, we called the police who later came to our rescue.

“Ali had visited NEXIM Bank several times but am not aware the purpose of his visits,’’ Peter said.

He, however, said that during one of such visits, he had a meeting with the bank’s management and later left in anger”.

Defence counsel, Mr Anthony Agbolahan, however asked Peter whether he was aware that Ali and the Local Organising Committee (LOC) were planning a boxing championship. When the witness answered in the negative, the defence lawyer told the court that Ali and his team visited the bank in connection with the championship. Agbolahan also sought from the CSO whether Ali and other attacked the bank’s Managing Director, to which the witness also answered in the negative. Witness also admitted that Ali had had a meeting with the management before but that Ali left the meeting in “anger”

Senior Magistrate, Habiba Bello, having listened to the parties adjourned the case till April 2 for continuation hearing. (NAN)

ABOVE THE LAW: ABUBAKAR AUDU ASKS HIS AIDS TO ATTACK EFCC OFFICIAL IN COURT !!!!

A former governor of Kogi State, Prince Abubakar Audu, who is being prosecuted at a Federal Capital Territory High Court by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission,  alongside a former Director General of the Directorate of Rural Development in his administration, Alfa Ibn Mustapha, for offences bordering on criminal breach of trust and misappropriation of public funds to the tune of N10,965,837,040 (ten billion, nine hundred and sixty five million, eight hundred and thirty seven thousand and Forty Naira),today threw caution to the wind  when he ordered his security aide (a police officer) to assault an operative of the EFCC, Haruna Ashade, for daring to take his photograph in court.

Ashade, a member of the EFCC team assigned to cover the proceedings, was carrying out his lawful duties when Audu’s aide descended on him, when he realise that his image might have been captured by the cameraman.

When Ashade refused to hand the equipment over to the accused person, Prince Audu called on one of his aides, a police inspector, to forcefully collect the camera from Ashade and delete his pictures from it.

A scuffle ensured which threw the court into confusion. Audu’s aide rained blows on Ashade, in the attempt to snatch the camera from him. It took the personal intervention of Justice Ademola Adeniyi who was about coming out of his chambers to restore order.

Justice Adeniyi sent one of his assistants and his orderly to restrain Prince Audu’s aide. He was said to have ordered the release of the camera for it to be kept in the custody of the court until after the sitting. Ashade obliged them.

However, to the dismay of officials of the EFCC, when the camera was released, all the pictures taken in court had been deleted!

When the case was finally called, the prosecuting counsel, Rotimi Jacobs, SAN, pleaded for a short adjournment for reasons of non availability of his witnesses in court. He told the court that, he was at the Court of Appeal till late yesterday, March 3, and was not aware that the bank witnesses to be called are not available.

Responding, counsel to the first accused, Patrick Ikwueto, SAN, said that, if the prosecution has other witnesses not contained in the proof of evidence, there is a need for defendants to be served with their statement.

The case has been adjourned to Friday, March 6, 2015 for continuation of trial.

  

HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO MARIAM SANI ABACHA @ 68

Widow of the former dictator, Late General Sani Abacha, Hajia Mariam Sani Abacha, marked her 68th birthday in a low key event yesterday in Douala Cameroon.

The event put together by her daughter and son in law, was attended by her grandchildren, family and friends.

Happy birthday to her.