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A lady identified as Ruona took to social media to release nude photos her best friend allegedly sent to her boyfriend in a bid to seduce and lure him to bed. Newlygist  gathered that her friend and roommate, Nkiruka was accused of mounting pressure on the guy to get intimate with her, even to the extent of sending him the indecent photos just to snatch him. In her remark, Ruona accused her of being shameless and the world must know her for who she really is. Both are students of Enugu State University Of Science and Technology. However, commentators blasted her for exposing private photos of a fellow woman to the world as she does not know how damaging the effects could be on her psychologically. Inikpi Emem wrote, “OMG! Why so much hate here? what do you intend to gain by exposing a fellow woman’s privates to the world even if you saw them in your man’s phone? Apart from the damaging effect this would have on her reputation, these photos can cause serious nega...

In 2011, General Muhammadu Buhari, the candidate of the Congress for Progressive Change (CPC), called for a revolution in Nigeria, The Cable has reported. The call was through a statement by Yinka Odumakin, his spokesman at the time. Buhari asked Nigerians to make exceptional sacrifices to assert their collective will in the country. their set goal of terminating the 30-year old grip on power by Mubarak. Their tenacity has again confirmed the truism that no force on earth can stop a people determined,” he said. This was not the first time the president called for mass action — he did the same in 2003, after losing the presidential election to incumbent Olusegun Obasanjo of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP). In June 2003, supporters of the All Nigeria Peoples Party (ANPP) and Muhammadu Buhari, began a mass protest against the outcome of the April 19, 2003 presidential election in Abuja. The protesters were reported to have stormed the Court of Appeal,...

A leader of the Miyetti Allah Cattle Breeders Association of Nigeria (MACBAN) has been shot dead. Saidu Kolaku was the zonal vice chairman of MACBAN, Adamawa South, until he was shot dead on Saturday. His death has been described by an official of MACBAN and other informed persons in the state as being a possible reprisal attack. Mr Kolaku had been assisting security operatives in tracking down kidnappers and other criminals. He was recently honoured by the state police command for his efforts. The police spokesman in the Adamawa State, Sulaiman Nguroje, confirmed the incident. ‘’Unknown gunmen stormed the resident of the Fulani leader located at Sabon Pegi in Mayo Belwa local government, shot him and left him in the pool of his blood. ‘’Following the incident, a distress call was forwarded to the police who rushed to the scene and took the victim to the hospital where he was confirmed dead by the doctor on duty,” he said. Mr Nguroje, a deputy superintendent of police, said...