18 Years Old Girl Commits Suicide Over Poor UTME Result

                                    

university admission-seeker simply identified as Loveth has reportedly committed suicide in Ekiugbo, Ughelli North local government area of Delta State.


Loveth, who was said to be displeased with the 163 mark she garnered in the ongoing Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME), was found dead at her home on Wednesday morning.
Our correspondent gathered that the deceased picked medicine as her choice of study.






The Nation gathered that the deceased took three bottles of Sniper and these were found by her side on Wednesday morning.


According to sources, Loveth had gone to check her UTME result on Tuesday and discovered to her amazement that she had scored far lower than she had expected and would not secure admission to the university to study her “dream course.”

The 18-year old reportedly left the centre very distraught and wept profusely.

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Armed herdsmen, others control half of Nigeria – Shehu Sani

                                            

Lawmaker representing Kaduna Central Senatorial District, Senator Shehu Sani, has lamented the spate of killings by gunmen and herdsmen in parts of Kaduna State.

Sani, who raised a point of order at the plenary on ‎Tuesday on attacks on communities in Birnin Gwari Local Government Area of the state, decried that hoodlums were taking over parts of the country.

He said criminals, including armed herdsmen, have taken over a part of Nigeria while the Federal Government has been left to control the remaining part.

According to him, local government area had been under siege of armed herdsmen and bandits in the last two to three years.

Sani said, “Part of this country is controlled by government and a part is controlled by gunmen. For how long will this continue? Violence in all parts of the country. This systematic killing is becoming widespread everywhere. How can we say over 100 years after amalgamation and over five to six decades after independence, that in countries like Niger, Cameroun and Benin Republic people there can live in safety?

“I am raising this issue to all the authorities that are concerned that there is a need to have a permanent military presence in this local government.

Few days ago, Senator (Kabiru) Marafa raised an issue about Zamfara State. You know that Zamfara State and Kaduna State are neighbouring states. That place is virtually controlled by armed bandits and herdsmen and there is no presence of government there.

“It is time to put politics aside and focus on the issue of insecurity. People that are privileged to move to the (Presidential) Villa should please spare us the time of telling the truth to the people in power, that things are getting worse and there is the need for us to do what we need to do‎.”

‎He said, “I am deeply concerned that the government is losing the grip, that we cannot guarantee the safety of lives and properties in this country. And I think we have lost the essence of our being in government.

“Every day, this country is becoming a theatre of war, you see bodies of victims killed, dis-membered and shared on social media. There is nowhere in Africa today where you see these chilling and gory pictures and images being shared everyday.“I am deeply concerned that the essence to which to which we should be in government and address those very important issues have not been given the required attention as they should be.”

Sani further decried that the security issues were being ‎”cornered” in ethic, religious and sectional sentiments. “It has gotten to a level that we lose the essence of what we are supposed to do as people in the position of power,” he stated.

Photos: Decomposing body of missing female Delta Poly student found with private parts, vital organs removed by suspected ritualists

  

A female student of the Delta State Polytechnic, Ozoro, has been found dead with her private parts and other vital organs removed by suspected ritualists.

The Science and Laboratory National Diploma I student identified simply as Happiness was declared missing on January 25, 2017, after leaving her hostel to celebrate her birthday with some male friends at a popular bar in Ozoro, Isoko North Local Government Area of Delta State.

It was gathered that on that day, the victim, said to be dating a 'Yahoo boy', according to her friend, left the hostel with her mobile phone, promising to return after the party organised for her, and that was the last time she was seen alive.

Her decomposing body was discovered near a secondary scho

ol along Owhelogbo Road in Ozoro, with one of her breasts, eyes, heart and private parts removed.

Woman wins $42m jackpot, told it’s machine error

                                                           
                       
A woman who thought she has won a $42.9m jackpot got the shock of her life when she was told that the machine displaying the prize had only malfunctioned.

An elated Katrina Bookman, 44, thought she hit a $42.9m jackpot at Resorts World Casino in Queens, New York in 2016, and even posed next to the winning machine as it displayed what she thought she had won.

“I thought it was my lucky day,” she told said.

Crowds started to surround Katrina to congratulate her, but soon, security took her aside and she was eventually told that the machine had malfunctioned and there would be no payday.

“Anytime a machine hits a lot of money, you are going to claim it’s broke,” Katrina said.

She hired a lawyer, Alan Ripka, to take the casino to court. The case is pending.

“When you walk through the door, you expect if you are risking your money, that if you win, you will be paid,” Ripka said.

Soldier kills wife, sisters-in-law, attempts suicide

                                       

The Zimbabwe National Army has confirmed the murder case in which a soldier shot dead his wife and her two sisters.

The culprit, Carlos Chapeyama, is currently detained under heavy military guard at Mpilo hospital after he attempted to commit suicide after killing his family members, H-Metro reported.
Only the couple’s 18-month-old baby boy survived.

In a statement obtained by H-metro, Director Army Public Relations, Lt.-Colonel Alphios Makotore, revealed that Carlos sneaked out of the camp with a service rifle.

“The Zimbabwe National Army regrets to announce the occurrence of a family shooting incident which happened last night in New Magwegwe, Bulawayo.

“The perpetrator,  Chapeyama, is now detained under heavy Military Police guard at Mpilo Hospital, the child is admitted to the same hospital.

“The entire rank and file of the Zimbabwe National Army are shocked and saddened by this unfortunate incident.

“The Army authorities are doing everything possible to reduce the burden on the grieving families concerning the mourning and burial of the deceased,” reads a part of the statement.
The circumstances surrounding the matter are that Chapeyama Carlos had a long-standing dispute with his now deceased wife, Archly Phiri, 21.

On the day in question, the ZNA member had been assigned night guard duties at Zimbabwe Broadcasting Corporation transmitter at Guinea Fowl, Gweru.

After he had finished his duty, the culprit sneaked out of the camp with his service rifle. He then travelled to Bulawayo with the AK-47 concealed in a bag.

Chapeyama went straight to his in-laws’ house in New Magwegwe where he found his wife together with her two sisters, the now deceased Rita Nkomo (23) and Nkosivhumile Ncube (16), plus his child Tlowi Chapeyama (18 months).

He then randomly opened fire on the three sisters, killing them on the spot. The child survived with serious gunshot wounds.

He tried to commit suicide by turning the rifle on himself but was only seriously injured.

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