Saturday 16 September 2017
"I AM NOT NIGERIA'S PROBLEM....WHY ARE YOU CALLING ME OUT"~~ 2FACE REPLIES CHARLY BOY
"As I know fit reach you my guy, I say make I talk to you right here. My guy I know happy with you. Remember when you call Nigeria youths to come out and you know come commot, we know vex for you. Because we been think say you get good intention to at least stand up to the injustice against the youth and the masses of this country. But as you come enter inside hole since then, e dey pain me. Beacon of hope like you dey swegbe when Nigerian people need you pass."
2Face had an interview with Punch recently where he reacted to Charly Boy's comment thus: "The only thing I have to say about the protest is that I am not Nigeria’s problem. I don’t understand why Charly Boy is calling me out. He should talk to the people that are Nigeria’s problem. That is all I have to say about that,” he said
PHOTOS OF THE MOST BEAUTIFUL GIRL IN NIGERIA (MBGN) 2017 WINNER 'UGOCHI IHEZUE'
See more photos of her in her evening gown and traditional wear at the pagaent which held yesterday, September 15, 2017.
Credits: Di-Act Photography
Copyright MBGN 2017
Dress by Grace Uredi @menallure couture
PHOTO: NIGERIAN MAN FOUND GUILTY OF MANSLAUGHTER IN UK
Abraham Omotoso,27, of Tudor Gardens, Harrow, was found guilty of manslaughter at the Old Bailey, Friday, 15 September, following a two-week trial. He was found not guilty of murder. He will be sentenced at the same court on Friday, 13 October.
Omotoso,who stabbed a father of two to death in a busy high street while his young daughter was in a nearby shop has been found guilty of killing him. Police were called at about 18:50hrs on Monday, 27 February 2017 to reports that a man had been stabbed in High Street, Wealdstone.
The man was taken to a central London hospital by London Ambulance Service but despite the best efforts of medical staff and extensive surgery, he was pronounced dead at about 02:30hrs on Tuesday, 28 February.
The victim was identified as Mohamed Al-Zufairi, 34, from Harrow. A post-mortem examination gave the cause of death as a stab wound to the chest.
Shortly before 18:50hrs on 27 February, Mohamed arrived in High Street, Wealdstone, with his eight-year-old daughter. He sent her into Poundland to buy some items while he waited outside. It was then that he was approached by Omotoso.
Witnesses reported that they had a short argument before Omotoso, who was wearing a parka-style coat with the hood pulled up, stabbed Mohamed and ran from the scene still holding the knife.
Luckily, Mohamed’s daughter did not witness the incident. On Tuesday, 28 February police were notified that the suspect could have been someone by the name of Femi Omotoso. At about 18:00hrs on 28 February he was arrested on the suspicion of murder under the name of Abraham Omotoso at Gatwick airport having just purchased a one-way ticket to Nigeria with cash.
Detectives carried out a number of enquiries, including reviewing CCTV which showed Mohamed walking with his daughter in High Street on 27 February before she goes into Poundland.
It also shows Omotoso walking in High Street in a ‘purposeful’ manner before approaching Mohamed, fleeing the scene and getting in a black Range Rover nearby and driving away.
Officers also tracked Omotoso’s movements in the days leading up to the murder and he was caught on CCTV wearing the same parka-style coat on two separate occasions.
Detectives also examined Omotoso’s mobile phone data which showed it was inactive between 12:40hrs and 19:09hrs on 27 February, which was not in line with Omotoso’s usual daily phone use patterns. The phone’s movement also matched the movement of the Range Rover that left the scene of the crime.
Omotoso remained silent in all of his police interviews. He was charged on 6 March.
Detectives believe the motive for the attack was an ongoing feud between the victim’s brothers and Omotoso’s brother and friends.
Detective Inspector Jon Meager, the investigating officer from the Met’s Homicide and Major Crime Command, said:
"This was a brutal attack in a busy high street which resulted in a young father losing his life. While his daughter did not witness the assault, it is something that is undoubtedly going to affect her for life.
“Omotoso has shown no remorse for his actions on that day. I hope his conviction gives Mohamed’s family a measure of closure and comfort."
In a statement, Mohamed’s brother Jafar said:
"Mohamed was a family man, his family came first. I still can not really believe what has happened to Mohamed, the constant grief just gets worse. It’s like a massive hole just suddenly appeared in our family, our big brother was there one minute and suddenly he was snatched away. None of us can get a grasp of or understand. It makes it so much worse that we know that he was killed.
"I think it has hit his daughter the hardest. She did not see her dad being stabbed, but was with him. She walked to the local shops to get some sweets with her dad and returned home without him. She was the last one with, holding his hand as she says ‘Daddy never came home with me.
"Our lives will never be the same, they have been scarred."
PHOTOS: OONI OF IFE ATTENDS IMO YAM FESTIVAL
MEET 'ANNIE NYAGA' A SUCCESSFUL WATERMELON FARMER MILLIONAIRE
Its amazing how as Kenyans have their heads and minds hell bent to quote the likes of Steve Jobs and Warren Buffet as role models forgetting to look right beneath their noses. There are Kenyan replicas of Warren Buffet and they right before our eyes or ear shot.
Annie Nyaga is a successful farmer in Mbeere, Embu County, where she plants watermelons and tomatoes among others.She makes it to the list of top millionaires in her country. According to her, she said: “I do not know how I would be fairing now if I had stuck to my purchasing job. Going into farming was a good decision,” “I saw a potential in farming when I was supplying groceries around the city. Farmers could reap mouth wetting benefits,” she adds.
If you were quick to judge that farming is for the illiterate, Annie Nyaga may just prove you wrong, since she holds a Bachelor’s degree in Biomedical Science and Technology. While speaking to Daily nation, the lass revealed that she turned down a scholarship to do a Master’s degree in Biomedical Science and Technology in USA after graduating from Egerton University to pursue her passion which was farming.
“FARMING HAS ALWAYS TAKEN A SPECIAL PORTION OF MY HEART. I DON’T FEEL LIKE I WASTED MY FOUR YEARS IN UNIVERSITY SINCE I CAN APPLY WHAT I LEARNED IN MY FARM”
Urging fellow youth to stop dismissing farming as a side hustle she said;
“FARMING IS A PROFESSION LIKE ANY OTHER AND YOUNG PEOPLE SHOULD NOT VIEW IT AS A SIDE HUSTLE. THEY SHOULD BE READY TO SOIL THEIR HANDS IF THEY WANT TO PROSPER IN FARMING.”
Like Annie, many Nigerians have come to the conclusion that watermelon farming is simply ‘a poor man’s fastest road to riches.
And contrary to the wrong opinion that watermelon can only do well in the Northern parts of Nigeria, watermelon can actually be profitably grown from ANYWHERE in Nigeria. In fact, the warmer temperatures and longer growing season of the southern areas especially favors this vegetable.
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