Wednesday, 8 May 2013

Leave Us ALONE! Nigerian Homosexuals React!

 A homosexual group known as The Right Defense has expressed its displeasure over the unfair treatment meted out on gay people in Nigeria saying it is a violation of their fundamental human rights.
In a statement released by the group on Tuesday in Ibadan, Oyo state after a meeting of its members, the group said they have been harassed and humiliated in many parts of the country.
“Everyone should have the liberty to life and choice of living as endorsed by the United Nations on universal declaration for freedom of expression and choice for all nationalities,” the group reportedly said.
The statement went further to state a few instances when homosexuals have been victimised in the country saying, “Amongst many others was the case of  Mr I.O. Ibrahim, whose home and family were attacked and raided by unidentified security agents, thugs and still declared wanted by the agents some months ago. He is currently living in abroad and struggling for human rights and egalitarian society globally.”
The group also condemned “the dastardly act perpetrated by group of youths who molested and intimidated four Nigerians in Ekwe village of Njaba LGA, Imo State.”
They were attacked, stripped and paraded across the cities over accusation of indecent practices- homosexuality.The group said instead of wasting time and energy on homosexuals, the Nigerian government should rather provide the dividends of democracy and accountability to its citizen

Ndubuisi Brown Of, Covenant University student dies

Ndubuisi was a student of Economics and Development Studies of Covenant University and was a budding photographerThe initial report I got from a few of his friends was that he committed suicide over the weekend but that has been refuted by other students of Covenant University where Ndubuisi Brown was a student. They all say he drowned at Takwa Bay Beach over the weekend.Some are insisting he committed suicide but after asking around, most people are saying he drowned
RIP MAN...

Former Governor Of Borno State, Group Capt. Mustapha Amin (rtd.) Is Dead.





He died on Wednesday morning in Kaduna State. LEADERSHIP gathered that funeral prayers for the late Amin will hold this afternoon at Sultan Bello Mosque, Kaduna.
The late Amin was the first governor of Borno State; he served from March 1976 to July 1978 during the military regime of General Olusegun Obasanjo.
This was after North-Eastern State was divided into Bauchi, Borno, and Gongola states. Before his appointment as governor by the supreme military council, Amin was a Lieutenant-Colonel in the Airforce when appointed.
.He also made it an offense to set fires to clear the land and called for the establishment of an inland port to serve Lake Chad.
He is remembered for his attempt to stop desert encroachment, by imposing restriction on tree cutting permits.RIP SIR...

BREAKING NEWS:Sir Alex Ferguson RETIRES after 27 years at Manchester United

Sir Alex Ferguson will end his 27-year tenure as Manchester United manager at the end of the season. Manchester United confirmed in a statement this morning that the most successful manager in British history is to retire. Sir Alex will attend Chester races today with some of his players. Everton manager David Moyes and real Madrid's Jose Mourinho are among the candidates being suggested as possible replacements for Sir Alex Ferguson..

Chris Brown and Rihanna tweets at each other on Twitter

Chris Brown tweeted this...
And Rihanna fired back!

love ain't for kids..

Rapper Ja Rule released from prison

  After spending almost two years in prison for attempted illegal gun possession and tax evasion, US rapper Ja Rule has been released from prison. Ja Rule was released from Ray Brook Federal Prison in New York today Tuesday May 6th but will remain on home confinement until July 28th.
Ja Rule was sentenced to two years in prison for attempted criminal possession of a weapon and 28 months for tax evasion. He served both sentences concurrently.