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The Boko Haram insurgents have continued in their cruelty after poisoning water sources in Borno communities -killing scores of cattle in the process as depicted in the pictures.... Meanwhile, the Nigerian Army on Wednesday warned residents of Borno State to avoid cattle water ponds in Kangallam Village along Marte and Abadam axis in Borno State as the militants continue their desperate show of shame.....See some photos of the affected cattle...

A woman went berserk when she caught her randy husband defiling their 9 year old househelp. The woman alleged that the man has also defiled his own daughters in the past and had also defiled about 3 other house-helps in the same neighborhood.   She disgraced the husband by pulling his manhood while she paraded him around naked.  The bitter woman decided to take laws into her own hands so she laid a trap to catch the man red handed. When she caught him, she grabbed his penis and threatened to tear it off his body if he resisted. The husband had no option than to obey so the wife took him around their compound in the nude. See the shocking photo  HERE

Rivers tribunal: Drama as police make U-turn MILD drama played out before the Rivers State Governorship Election Petition Tribunal yesterday, as the Nigerian Police Force, which earlier testified that the April 11 gubernatorial election in the state was marred by violence, reversed itself, saying the poll was peaceful and credibly conducted. Police went ahead to disown the testimony of previous officers that were brought to testify before the tribunal by the All Progressives Congress, APC, and its governorship candidate in the state, Dr. Dakuku Peterside. Those that testified for the police yesterday were an Assistant Superintendent of Police, ASP, Mr. Akugbo Kenneth and Chief Superintendent of Police, CSP, Mr. Uche Mike Chukwuma. In his evidence-in-chief yesterday, ASP Kenneth, who is currently at the force intelligence Unit in Lagos, told the court that he was incharge of police officers that monitored election at Gokana and Eleme Local Government Areas of the state during the elect...

There is an alleged leaked full list of President Muhammadu Buhari which reveals the 21-member ministerial nominees as submitted by The President to the National Assembly on Wednesday. The names on the list making rounds online are: 1.Dr. Chris Ngige (Anambra) 2. Kayode Fayemi (Ekiti) 3. Rotimi Amaechi (Rivers) 4. Babatunde Fashola (Lagos) 5. Abdurrahman Dambazau (rtd) (Kano) 6. Aisha AlHassan (Taraba) 7. Ogbonaya Onu (Abia) 8. Kemi Adeosun (Ogun) 9. Abubakar Malami SAN (Kebbi) 10. Senator Sirika Hadi (Katsina) 11. Barrister Adebayo Shittu (Oyo) 12. Sulaiman Adamu (Jigawa) 13. Solomon Dalong (Plateau) 14.Ibe Kachikwu (Delta) GMD, NNPC 15. Osagie Ehanire (Edo 17. Udoma Udo-Udoma (Akwa Ibom) 18. Ahmed Isa Ibeto (Niger) 19. Ibrahim Jibril 20. Audu Ogbeh (Benue) 21. Amina Mohammed (Kaduna)

The senate this morning began its sitting without senate president Bukola Saraki reading the much awaited ministerial list. The tradition in the senate has always been that any communication from the President is read before the commencement of proper legislative business but that did not happen as Senator Bukola went straight into legislative matters. The minority leader of the senate Godswill Apakbio observed the abnormal and immediately raised a point of order. “The President had promised to announce his ministerial nominees today and the Senate President has finished reading the days announcements without it, why?,” Akpabio said. The senate president however did not reply him. Senate leader, Bala Ibn Na'Allah said the legislative day had not elapsed and so more everyone should be patient. The house is still in session

CCB member faults trial Meanwhile, there was a new dimension to the case against Saraki, as a member of the CCB said that the entire trial was needless and in contradiction with the process stipulated in the Code of Conduct Bureau and Tribunal Act. The member of the Bureau noted that the Section of the Act was not complied with before the Senate President was charged before the tribunal, adding, “If it had been complied with, the man will probably not even need to get to court at all, even if he committed all we are charging him with. Once he admits the inconsistency and regularise them”. According to the member who spoke on condition of anonymity said if the Bureau had followed the provision of Section 3(d) of its own law, it will not rush to trial, but invite Saraki to come and defend whatever inconsistency or infraction that may have been discovered in his asset declarations, adding that the normal procedure according to Section 3(d) of the Act was that the Bureau should set up a c...