Woman Stabs Friend To Death For Dating Same Married Lover

A woman identified as Monica Umoh allegedly stabbed her friend to death for dating the same married man she was seeing.

A middle-aged lady, Monica Umoh, on Thursday, stabbed her close friend simply identified as Faith to death for allegedly dating the same married man with her in Calabar, Cross River.

Vanguard gathered that the incident occurred at Nyong Idibi at 2nd Transformer, Inyanasangh, Calabar Municipality local government area when two friends started a fight over a married man they were both dating.

An eyewitness, Fred Imoh, said both ladies were dating a married man.

According to him, trouble started when the victim discovered that her close friend whom she introduced to her man had gone behind her to date and sleep with him.

Imoh said: “A fight broke out when two of their friends were having an argument over their own matter (both of them were also dating one man) that was when the deceased brought up her own case with her friend whom she accused of sleeping with her man. They started a big fight which led to Faith’s death.

“They started quarreling before it turned into a big fight when Faith (the deceased) went in search of a knife to stab Monica, but she (Monica)was faster than her. She got a knife from her mother’s shop and in the heat of the fight she stabbed Faith just below her ribs and the deceased fell on the spot.

“She ran away from the scene of the incident while Faith was bleeding profusely and before she could be rushed to the hospital she had already lost a lot of blood. She died before she got to the hospital.

“As we speak, the girl is still at large and the man in question is not well known. We only know that he is military personnel and the deceased has been deposited at the morgue.”

Unbelievable! 28 Family Members Burnt To Death In Horrific Auto Crash While Traveling To Yola

   

As many as 28 family members have been burnt to death in a really horrific accident while traveling to Yola.

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According to a report by Punch Metro, no fewer than 28 persons said to be members of the same family were reportedly burnt beyond recognition in a fatal auto crash that occurred on the Bauchi-Ningi federal highway in Bauchi State.

It was learnt that the crash occurred in the early hours of Thursday.

Speaking to Punch Metro in a telephone interview, a relation of the victims, Abdullahi Yamadi, confirmed the incident and described it as “very sad.”

Yamadi, who is the Secretary, North-West Zone of the Nigeria Union of Journalists, said the deceased were all his relatives.

He said they were on their way to Yola, Adamawa State, when the  incident occurred.

He told The PUNCH: “Yes, the accident is true and all of the deceased are my relatives.

“They were traveling to Yola, Adamawa State, for a visit when the unfortunate incident happened.

“You know, after the harvest and at seasons like this, people travel to visit loved ones resident in different places; and that was where they were going to.

“They left Dutsinma, Katsina State, and they had left Jigawa State and were within Bauchi State when their vehicle had a head-on collision with another vehicle.

“They were 29 in the vehicle and all of them died except the driver, who survived.

“This is a very sad news and very pathetic for 28 people from the same family to die in an accident in one day.

“It is really sad.”

The Bauchi Police Command has yet to make an official pronouncement on the incident.

Details later…

Sad! Man Dies 7 Days After His Wedding In Enugu (Photos)

A promising young Nigerian man has died a sad death just days after his wedding in Enugu. 

Ali Christian 

 

 

A man identified as Christian Ali, has died a painful death days after his traditional wedding.

 

It was gathered that he has been laid to rest at his hometown in Enugu Ezike, Enugu State yesterday, Wednesday, November 11.

 

According to Facebook user, Ezema Chekwube who shared the story, late Ali complained of severe headache after his traditional wedding on November 29.

 

He went into coma the following day and died six days later.

 

“Today the remains of Christian Ali, a friend of all will be lay to mother earth. He is a motorcycle machanic, he did his traditional marriage on Friday 29th November 2019. 

"After his traditional marriage he complained of severe headache and was taken to hospital on 29th November. 

"He went into coma on 30th November. Died on 6th December, 2019. Rest in peace till we meet to part no more.” Chekwube wrote

 

Cardi B Sings Timaya's 'I Can't Kill Myself' Song (Video

Seems the American female rapper, Cardi B is so in love with Nigeria that she can't stop thinking about her. While eating, she sang the Nigerian singer, Timaya song.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TcfDQkSyVAo

Shocker! Nigerian Man Who Just Arrived From China, Slumps And Dies At Lagos Airport

   

A Nigerian man who just arrived from China has slumped and died at the Murtala Muhammed International Airport.

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A passenger, identified as Chukwuma Anthony Ezeh, on Wednesday slumped and died at the Murtala Muhammed International Airport (MMIA), Lagos.

An official source at the MMIA arrival terminal told the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) that the passenger slumped on arrival from China and died while waiting to collect his luggage.

Ezeh, according to information on his passport, was 47 years old at the time of the incident.

Spokesperson of the Police MMIA Command, DSP Joseph Alabi, who confirmed the incident to NAN at about 9.25p.m. on Wednesday, said the passenger came on board Ethiopian Airline.

According to him, the incident happened at about 3:15p.m. and the deceased was confirmed dead at the MMIA Clinic.

“While walking at the arrival hall the man slumped and died,” he said.

Alabi added that Ezeh’s corpse had been deposited at the Air Force Base Hospital mortuary.

ASUU Threatens Nationwide Strike, Gives Reason

 

ASUU national president, Biodun Ogunyemi, declared this on Wednesday after a National Executive Council.

The Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU), has threatened to embark on nationwide strike soon.

ASUU national president, Biodun Ogunyemi, declared this on Wednesday after a National Executive Council (NEC) meeting, held at the Federal University of Technology, Minna

Ogunyemi said the union shall activate its standing resolution of “No pay, No Work’ if federal government makes any attempt to stop their salaries over Integrated Payroll and Personnel Information System (IPPIS).

This was disclosed in a series of post on ASUU’s official Twitter handle.

The post read: “Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) has threatened to embark on a nationwide strike if the federal government makes any attempt to stop salaries of their members over Integrated Payroll and Personnel Information System (IPPIS).

“ASUU national president, Biodun Ogunyemi, who declared this yesterday, after a National Executive Council (NEC) meeting, held at the Federal University of Technology, Minna from 7th-8th, December, 2019, said the union shall activate its standing resolution of “No pay, No Work.”

“He noted that the union is shocked that the OAGF said IPPIS is meant to comply with global best practices when they cannot tell Nigerians or any other country where IPPIS is extended to the universities as one of the best practices.” 

BREAKING: Electricity Workers Suspend Nationwide Strike

The nationwide electricity strike that begun yesterday has been suspended.

The National Union of Electricity Employees has suspended its nationwide strike.

Eko Electricity Distribution Company made this known via its Twitter handle @EKEDP on Thursday.

The tweet reads,

Dear customer, National Union of Electricity Employees (NUEE) has suspended its strike. Our offices & payment channels are open for business. Thank you for your patience & understanding. — Eko Electricity Distribution Company (@EKEDP) December 12, 2019
The electricity workers had, on Wednesday, shut down the headquarters of Ikeja Electric and Eko Electricity Distribution Company in Ikeja and Marina, Lagos.

President of the NUEE, Joe Ajaero, had, in a statement, accused the Bureau of Public Enterprise of failing to address and pay up over 2,000 disengaged workers of the Power Holding Company of Nigeria since 2013.

He alleged underpayment of severance of over 50,000 ex-PHCN staff and illegal transfer of schools built by the union to investors.

He also accused GENCOs of refusing to sign Condition of Service and rules of engagement, adding that some DISCOs were also denying the retirement benefits of some electricity workers.