Monday 18 January 2016

Ridiculous: prophet set church member on fire becaise he heard she won't burn

A prophet at the Celestial Church of Christ (CCC), Unity
Street in Abule-Egba, Lagos, yesterday, allegedly set a
member ablaze during service.
“Our prophet said the spirit of God whispered to him that I
would not burn if he sets me on fire. When I came out,
they poured kerosene on my body and set me ablaze. But,
unfortunately, I was burnt beyond recognition and before
the other church members could get water, the deed had
already been done,” The Nation quoted the victim, simply
identified as Mama Bosede, to have said.
On his part, the prophet told The Nation that he clearly
heard a voice instructing him to set a member on fire to
prove and confirm that God was in their midst.
“I heard the voice clearly, but I don’t know what
happened after we set fire on her. God has been speaking
to me since and it has been working, so I wonder why
now,” he said.
Following the incident, some members left the church for
fear of being the prophet’s next victim.
“I don’t pity her; she was the one who allowed herself to
be deceived by the prophet. Why did the prophet not try
the fire on himself or any of his family member?” a
resident, Irene Ohekina said.

Man bites off neighbour's nose

For allegedly biting off a neighbour’s nose, a mechanic,
Augustine Orivba, was on Monday arraigned in Lagos.
He was charged at an Ikeja Magistrates’ Court.
Orivba, 40, a resident of no. 3, Osho close, Obokwu St.,
Ojodu, Lagos, is being arraigned for breach of the peace
and assault.
The Prosecutor, Insp. George Nwosu, told the court that
the accused committed the offences on Jan. 12 at his
residence.
He said that the accused unlawfully assaulted his
neighbour, one Mr Henry Obocha, by biting off his nose.
“The accused bit off his neigbour’s nose”, he said.
Nwosu said that the accused always came home very late
and would be knocking heavily for neighbours to open the
door.
“The accused used to come back home by 1:00 a.m and
will be disturbing his co-tenants by banging the passage
door for them to open it.
“That fateful day, he banged the door, but no response
from any of his neighbours”, he said.
The prosecutor said that the accused damaged the door to
gain entrance into the passage that led to his apartment.
“When the accused finally entered, he sighted the
complainant sleeping in the passage; he went angrily to
attack him for not opening the door for him.
“In the process of punches between the accused and the
neighbour, the accused bit off his nose”, he said.
The offences, Nwosu said, contravened Sections 166 and
171 of the Criminal Law of Lagos State, 2011.
Section 171 prescribes three-year jail term for offenders.
The accused pleaded innocence of the offences and was
granted bail in the sum of N200, 000 with two sureties in
like sum.
The Magistrate, Mr A.A Adesanya, adjourned the case to
Feb.2 for mention. (NAN)

OMG! woman gives birth in the middle of a very busy market at broad day light!

Hassana, 22, gave birth to a baby boy in broad
daylight at Kaduna Central Market, yesterday,
while hundreds of people watched her. Some
women formed a circle around her, while one of
them played the role of a midwife…
She had wandered around the market for years
until she was spotted with pregnancy, towards the
end of 2015. A trader at the market says Hassana
always moves around in tattered clothes,
scavenging for food around the market.
Ibrahima Yakubu, a journalist with Deutsche
Welles, DW, who was at the market at the time
quickly provided money to convey both mother and
child to the Yusuf Danstoho Memorial Hospital,
Tudun Wada, Kaduna, for proper medical
assistance.
He then contacted the Senator representing Kaduna
Central senatorial disctrict, Senator Shehu Sani,
who made some donations and also paid the
hospital bills. Some well meaning Nigerians also
made donations.

OMG! Police rescue new born baby from pit toilet videos and pictures

On Sunday morning, January 17, the paramedics and the
police dive unit were called in after a baby girl was
discovered in a pit toilet at Nthabiseng village in Morebeng,
South Africa. A resident called the police when she heard
the baby crying in the toilet.
Pictures of the rescue below
"On their arrival the police called the paramedics and the
SAPS dive unit,” said provincial police spokesperson, Colhttps://youtu.be/c-kM1kgnPPE
Ronel Otto.
Watch video
"The mother/suspect is unknown and the baby was taken to
the Botlokwa hospital. The baby is doing well," said Otto,
adding that investigation in ongoing.