We Now Anoint Pants Out Of Fear Of Yahoo Boys – Warri Girls

With the current rate at which Yahoo Boys are now hunting for ladies’ pants, Warri girls, according to a report by Sunday Vanguard, are now taking the caution to anoint pants before putting it on.

It was gathered that undies, particularly of girls between the ages of 16 to 32, are hot cakes for use by ritualists. One pant, according to some residents, sells for as high as N250,000.

The price can be higher when the ‘boys’ confirm “ through science that the girl has not done any abortion”, Esther, another resident in the area, said.

The pants are allegedly used for money ritual.

“After they finish with the pants, their owners will lose their wombs which is the real ritual”, Esther added.

Alero, who lives with her parents, said she has three adult sisters. The anointing oil and holy water, according to her, had the capacity to neutralize any evil plan of Yahoo Boys on their pants.

For Tamera, a charming lady in her late 20’s on Jakpa Road, she and her mother no longer hang their underwears on the rope outside the flat in the compound where they live.

“Because of Yahoo Boys, we no longer hang our underwears on ropes outside the flat in our compound. We live with five other tenants in our compound. There are boys in the compound too” She said

Since we heard the news, we have been hanging our pants in the bathroom; whether they get dry or not is no longer the issue.

We sometimes use hot iron on them to get properly dry”. When asked if they also handled their braziers in like manner, her response was spontaneous, “Yes o. No difference between pants and braziers. We hide them very well now. Ladies pants na mega bucks for Warri”.

There is also an unconfirmed incident at a shopping centre in Warri where a Yahoo Boy allegedly offered a girl fifty thousand naira to just caress her. It was a good deal , the girl thought , after all he was not going to have sex.

So they reportedly hopped into the guy’s car. After the guy finished, transfer of cash allegedly done to her account, she went to the convenience to freshen up.

“It was at the toilet she bled to death. Her friend who was with her that night was the one that raised the alarm, narrated all that happened to everyone”, a lady who did not want her name in print said.

Despite the seeming extra care on the part of many girls not to fall victim of Yahoo ritualists, some of the Yahoo Boys, Street Boys, Everywhere Stew Guys, as they are called in Warri, oftentimes boast, according to residents, “Baba God will always provide data for subscription”.

Data here means whatever they need for ritual while subscription means renewal of ritual to sustain cash flow, Vanguard reports.

 

Suspected Robber Who Attacked Business Woman With Toy Gun Nabbed In Lagos

A suspected armed robber who attempted to rob a business woman with a toy gun in front of her house at Ojota, Lagos, was arrested by residents of the street after the woman raised alarm.

According to witnesses, the incident happened on Friday night at Olabisi Street, Ojota, at about 8.30pm while the victim was about entering her house.

The suspect brought out his toy gun and pointed to the woman as she opened the door of her car and carried her baby.

The victim (name withheld), who also spoke with NAN, said as she was coming out from her car, she discovered a strange face standing before her.

“As I carried my baby, the suspect brought out gun and warned me not to shout, but I screamed Jesus repeatedly, he tried to closed my mouth and pressed my throat, the gun fell from his hand.

“When I looked at it on the ground, it was a toy gun. As I screamed louder, the gate man in my house rushed out and the Armed robber ran away. The gate man pursued him, shouting to attract the residents attention.

”While the gate man was shouting thief thief, the suspect was also shouting thief thief while running to escape. The main gate of the street was already locked, the residents captured him before the final gate, “ she said.

It was also learnt that before the police operatives from Ogudu division arrived, the residents were able to trace the suspect’s Jack knife that he threw away while running to escape, and the toy gun.

It was learnt that the police came at about 9 p.m. and took the suspect, the knife and toy gun to Ogudu police station, while the victim and a member of the Street Association, Mr Victor Akhimien went to the station for statements.

Despite using a toy gun, the police spokesman in Lagos State, CSP Chike Oti, confirmed the arrest, stressing that the suspect would be charged to court on Dec. 3 for armed robbery.

 

Thousands march peacefully in Brussels against global warming

Tens of thousands of people marched peacefully on Sunday in Brussels, demanding and urging governments to respect commitments on countering climate change as a United Nations conference on keeping global warming in check opened in Poland.

Fuel Crisis Looms As Marketers Give FG 7-Day Ultimatum To Pay N800b Subsidy Debts

Fuel Crisis Looms As Marketers Give FG 7-Day Ultimatum To Pay N800b Subsidy Debts

On Sunday in Lagos oil marketers gave the federal government seven-day ultimatum to settle outstanding debts totalling N800 billion, failing which depots would cease operations across the country.

Although the state firm, NNPC, is currently the sole importer of petrol into Nigeria, it relies on the depots of the oil marketers to store and transfer petrol. Any closure of the depots by the marketers could thus lead to a fresh round of fuel scarcity similar to that witnessed in December last year.

The marketers, comprising Major Oil Marketers Association of Nigeria (MOMAN), Depot and Petroleum Products Marketers Association (DAPPMA) and Independent Petroleum Products Importers (IPPIs), said failure to meet the deadline would also force its members to disengage workers from depots.

Confirming the seven-day notice, Patrick Etim, Legal Adviser to IPPI told the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) that banks have taken over investments and assets of oil marketers over unpaid debts.

According to Mr Etim, marketers have no choice than to ask their workers to stay at home over unpaid salary arrears due to huge subsidy debts owed by the government.

“The only way to salvage the situation is for government to pay the oil marketers the outstanding debts through cash option instead of (the) promissory note being proposed.

“As I speak, nothing has been done several months after assurances received by (the) government saying it would pay off the outstanding debts.

“The oil marketers have requested that forex differential and interest component of government’s indebtedness to marketers be calculated up to December 2018 and be paid within next seven days from the date of the letter sent to the government,’’ he said.

Mr Etim said that several thousand jobs were on the line in the industry, as oil marketers began the cut-down of their workforce due to inability to pay salaries.

“At the inception of the current administration, marketers engaged the government with the view to secure approval for all outstanding subsidy-induced debts handed over to the current administration,’’ he said.

He said the current administration paid part of the debts but added that a substantial portion of the subsidy interest and foreign exchange differential was still pending.

The Executive Secretary of DAPPMA, Olufemi Adewole, also confirmed the seven-day ultimatum notice to NAN

Mr Adewole disclosed that the oil marketers on November 28 served the ultimatum letter on the Debt Management Office (DMO), Minister of Finance, Chairman, Senate Committee on Petroleum Downstream, Department of State Services and Minister of State, Petroleum Resources.

“We urge the DMO to process and pay marketers in cash for their outstanding forex differentials and interest component claims, together with the amount already approved by the Federal Executive Council (FEC) and the National Assembly.

“Marketers are not in a position to discount payment on the subsidy-induced debt owed as proposed by DMO.

“The expected payment is made up of bank loans, outstanding admin charges due to PPPRA, outstanding bridging fund due Petroleum Equalisation Fund (Management) Board and in a few cases AMCON judgment debts.

“We urge that the Federal Executive Council (FEC) approved payment instrument, (the promissory note) be substituted with cash and paid through our bankers to stop the avoidable waste of public funds through these debts accruing interest,’’ he said.

DAPPMA also urged government institutions involved in resolving the lingering problem to appreciate the situation marketers faced and expedite payment of the debts in full without further delay.

The federal government is yet to react to the latest ultimatum by the marketers. However, the NNPC recently said it has enough petrol to last Nigerians for over 30 days in the case of an emergency.

NAN

‘It is the real me, I assure you’ – President Buhari addresses rumour of being cloned

President Muhammadu Buhari on Sunday in Poland reacted to reports that he was cloned when he was ill and away from the country.

According to a video posted on Twitter, Sunday by his Personal Assistant on New Media, Bashir Ahmad, the President addressed the issue while responding to a question on the matter during a meeting with the Nigerian community in Poland.

“It is the real me, I assure you,” he said.

He equally added that he would turn 76 soon and would remain strong as he has always been.

For months, speculations have been rife (especially on social media) that the President was cloned and substituted with a certain man from Sudan named ‘Jubril,’ following his return from London on August 19, 2017 where he spent 103 days treating an undisclosed ailment.

President Buhari is in Poland to participate in the 24th Conference of the Parties to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC), also known as COP24 and will join 29 Heads of Government for the ceremonial opening of the conference which is expected to take place on Monday.

“It is the real me, I assure you” | President @MBuhari addresses the rumours that he’s a clone – a certain “Jubril from Sudan”. pic.twitter.com/YPG0aHDPmA

— Y! Online (@YNaija) December 2, 2018

 

 

 

BREAKING!! Nigerian POLICE Reveal The Identity Of The New TERRORISTS Group In Sokoto And Its Shocking

The Police Command in Sokoto state on Saturday had said the rumours of influx of Jihadists in the state is false .

The Public Relations Officer of the command, DSP Cordelia Nwawe, disclosed this while addressing newsmen on Saturday in Sokoto.

Nwawe said, “our attention was drown toward a report that some unknown herdsmen were sighted in Gudu and Tangaza local government called Jahadists fully armed to destroy the peace in the area.

“The situation was misreported based on our intelligence report.

“The herdsmen sighted are reasonably believed to be Malians who reside in a forest in Niger Republic, sharing border with Gudu and Tangaza local government areas of the state.

“The herdsmen are annual visitors to the nearby forest bordering the two local governments with their cattle and always stayed in the forest in Niger Republic.

“Even though the number of their cattle increased exponentially this year to about 3,000 from the usual figures of less than 1000, it was discovered that they are not known to be violent.

“Moreover, they occasionally enter the villages in the two local governments to procure food and other essentials and retire back to the forest,” Nwawe said.

She called on the people living in the areas to remain calm and go on their normal business, assuring that police were always there to protect their lives and properties.

The spokesperson added that the situation of the areas remained peaceful and enjoined the people to always assist police with useful information that could lead to the success of the command in the state. (NAN)

BREAKING!! Top Presidential CANDIDATE Steps Down… Endorses Buhari

American-based Sam Nwanti has dumped his presidential candidature on the platform of the Labour Party to join the All Progressives Congress, APC, ahead of the 2019 general elections.

The American-based detective from Mbieri, in the Mbaitoli Council Area of Imo State, made this known this weekend in a statement issued to journalists via email by his publicist, Emeh ThankGod who revealed that the decision to step down his ambition was based on the need to support President Buhari’s fight against corruption as well as efforts to get the country working again.

The statement quoted him as saying;

“I withdraw from contesting for the presidential race on the platform of Labour party and back to All Progressives Congress APC.

I am back to APC to support President Buhari for his second term bid because he needs our support to get things aright once again. I will help All Progressives Congress and the Buhari-led administration fight corruption and as the only detective who is contesting in 2019, it may split the support of President Muhammadu Buhari.”

Sam Nwanti assured he will immediately commence preparations for the 2023 race for the highest office in the land.

‘I pity d breasts…’ – Nigerians react to Toke Makinwa’s revealing outfit

Media personality Toke Makinwa last night stepped out for the premiere of ‘Chief Daddy’ in Lagos and she made people talking again on social media.

Rocking an outfit by Tubo, Toke Makinwa showed off some skin and this caused a stir in social media.

See the full pic and social media reactions below….

Famous on air personality, Toke Makinwa is a Nigerian radio personality, television host, fashionista, vlogger, and author. She is known for her book, On Becoming, hosting The Late Morning Drive on Rhythm 93.7 FM and her YouTube vlog series Toke Moments.

U.S., China agree trade war ceasefire after Trump, Xi summit

China and the U.S. agreed to a ceasefire in their bitter trade war on Saturday after high-stakes talks in Argentina between U.S. President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping, including no escalated tariffs on Jan. 1.

Mr Trump will leave tariffs on $200 billion worth of Chinese imports at 10 per cent at the beginning of the new year, agreeing to not raise them to 25 per cent “at this time”, the White House said in a statement.

“China will agree to purchase a not yet agreed upon, but very substantial, amount of agricultural, energy, industrial, and other product from the U.S. to reduce the trade imbalance between our two countries,” it said.

“China has agreed to start purchasing agricultural product from our farmers immediately.”

The two leaders also agreed to immediately start talks on structural changes with respect to forced technology transfers, intellectual property protection, non-tariff barriers, cyber intrusions and cyber theft, services and agriculture, the White House said.

Both countries agreed they will try to have this “transaction” completed within the next 90 days, but if this does not happen then the 10 per cent tariffs will be raised to 25 per cent, it added.

The Chinese government’s top diplomat, State Councillor Wang Yi, said the negotiations were conducted in a “friendly and candid atmosphere”.

“The two presidents agreed that the two sides can and must get bilateral relations right,” Wang told reporters, adding they agreed to further exchanges at appropriate times.

“Discussion on economic and trade issues was very positive and constructive. The two heads of state reached consensus to halt the mutual increase of new tariffs,” Mr Wang said.

“China is willing to increase imports in accordance with the needs of its domestic market and the people’s needs, including marketable products from the U.S., to gradually ease the imbalance in two-way trade.”(Reuters/NAN)