Tuesday, April 29, 2014

Forty-eight Prisoners pass GCE.

These days when young people with so much freedom would hardly make sense of examinations, forty-eight inmates of Ikoyi Maximum Security Prison have passed their GCE.

The Deputy Comptroller of Prisons, Mr. Emmanuel Bamidele has disclosed. He said the inmates secured enough credits to gain admission into any university.

Since more people tend to pass their exams from prison yard, I think its high-time we threw the prison door opened to those who want to pass their exam o!

Anyway, Congratulation to these inmate and I hope they grant them freedom soon for doing the warders proud.

Thursday, April 24, 2014

Teenager hides gun in her Vagina

A teenager had a loaded handgun hidden in her vagina when she was arrested for driving with a suspended licence, police say. Dallas J. Archer, was being searched when a female correction officer detected ‘an unknown item in her crotch’, according to a police report. The 19-year-old, from Kingsport, Tennessee, was found to be concealing a stolen 22-calibre mini-revolver after being arrested when her mother claimed to have been assaulted on April 21. A police check revealed the handgun, which is four inches in length, was stolen from a car in 2013. Its 70-year-old owner, John Souther, told The Smoking Gun he would like the ‘little fellow returned’, but added the weapon would require ‘a bath in bleach’. Ms Archer was charged with gun possession and introducing contraband into a penal facility. She has been released on bail.

Thursday, April 17, 2014

21 Year Old Dies After Collision With Jeep Whilst Trying To Reply A Whatsapp Message!!


According to Deustch Magazine RuhrNachricten This happened in February but they are just reporting it because the message is timeless and will serve as a warning to those of you who are guilty of what killed this young woman.


According to the report filed as cause of her death....''It was just a short moment that ended her life.She was driving and received a Whats app message and in that moment she looked at her phone or probably tried to reply and took off her gaze off the road,she missed seeing a Jeep and had a head on collision with it.

The passengers of the Landrover, a man and his wife suffered severe life threatening injuries and had to be airlifted to the Hospital.

They are presently out of danger list..

*please put your phone on silent when driving,i know how many people i call/who call me from Nigeria and they always say ''oh i am driving....''.

Wednesday, April 16, 2014

Many missing as S Korea ferry sinks

Almost 300 people remain unaccounted for after a ferry carrying 459 people capsized and sank off South Korea.

The ferry, carrying mainly school students, was travelling from the port of Incheon, in the north-west, to the southern resort island of Jeju.

Emergency teams are using floodlights and flares to search the stricken vessel through the night. Those rescued have been taken to a nearby island.

Four people are now said to have died and dozens of others have been hurt.

South Korean officials had earlier said that 368 people had been plucked to safety, but later said there had been a counting error.

They have now revised down the number rescued to 174.

Images showed the ferry listing at a severe angle and then later almost completely submerged, with only a small part of its hull visible. It sank within two hours of sending a distress signal, reports said.

There are fears this could turn out to be South Korea's biggest maritime disaster for more than 20 years, says the BBC's Martin Patience in Seoul.

Cause unclear

Several coast guard, military and commercial vessels were involved in the rescue effort, which unfolded rapidly on Wednesday morning.

Pictures from the scene showed rescue teams balanced on the sinking hull pulling teenagers from cabin windows. Some of their classmates jumped into the sea as the ship went down.

Reports suggest some of those rescued were picked up by nearby commercial vessels.

The US Navy has sent an amphibious assault ship, the USS Bonhomme Richard, to assist with the search, officials say.

Military and civilian ships and helicopters have been searching for survivors

Reports said the ship capsized and sank within a period of two hours
Teams of navy divers were now searching the scene for those unaccounted for, officials said, but the work was challenging.

"There is so much mud in the sea water and the visibility is very low," said Lee Gyeong-og, vice-minister of security and public administration.

One body, of a female crew member, had been recovered from the ship, the coastguard said. Another person, a male high school student, died after being rescued.

One student told local media her friends became trapped.

"Currently, I am in the middle of being rescued. At the time, the ship was turning on its side, and none of us were moving as we were told not to move as it was dangerous," the unnamed student said.