Friday, 12 October 2012

Fatgbems Petroleum Boss is Dead



Billionaire business man and Fatgbems
Petroleum boss, Alhaji Fatai Gbemisola, has
passed on. He died in the early hours of this
morning after battling with cancer for a
while. The Ogun state born oil magnate was
69. May his soul rest in peace...amen.

Bode Alalade,The Veteran Broadcaster Is Dead



Barely one year after the demise of the ace
broadcaster Onwa Ikenna Ndaguba Alalade
was interred, his colleague, the veteran
broadcaster, Bode Alalade, has gone to
meet his 'good friend' as he too died on
Tuesday at his home in the Ogudu GRA,
Lagos, at 75 years.
He was a veteran broadcaster and
former General Manager NTA 7,
Lagos. And in his several decades
in broadcasting, Otunba Alade
exhibited great versatility and
intellectualism. He was a presenter, newsreader/
caster producer, writer and great administrator.
Admired for his heavy voice, Alalade was a
quintessential newcaster, especially on the 9pm
network news on the NTA. His contemporaries
were Eugenia Abu, Ikenna Ndaguba, Sienne
Allwell Brown, among others. Alalade joined the
National Broadcating Corporation (NBC) in 1973
and spent several years both as an on air
personality, casting the news for over 30 million
listeners/viewers.
He was born in Ibadan, Oyo State on July 14,
1937. He had his education at Princess School
and Government School in Lagos. St. Peter's
School, Aremo, Ibadan, Hussey College, Warri,
1952-56; Ibadan Grammar School 1957-58,
Fourah Bay College, Sierra Leone; the University
College, Sierra- Leone, 1961-64; University of
London, 1968-69 and the University of Lagos
1986-87.
Otunba Alalade was not only one of Nigeria's
broadcasting legends, but also a passionate
teacher- former high school teacher, college
lecturer and TV and Radio broadcast journalism
trainer- with a flair for grooming aspiring
journalists.
He was quoted as saying: "I love teaching, it's my
passion. And that is why I don't want these things
to die," an indication of his commitment to
cultural preservation, rural community
development, historical documentation and
ensuring that knowledge is transferred from the
older to the younger generation.

Lagos Pastor In Prison For Visa Fraud


Pastor Nwusulor Emmanuel of House of
Liberation Assembly located at Canal
Estate, Isolo, Lagos, Southwest Nigeria, is
now cooling his heels at Kirikiri prison after
he was arraigned before Isolo Magistrate's
Court, Lagos for his alleged involvement in
visa fraud.
The 30-year old pastor was alleged to have
defrauded Joseph Ojini of the sum of N322,000
under the false pretence of procuring visa en
route to Dubai to pursue his football career broad.
The Ebonyi State-born pastor allegedly promised
Ojini to secure a visa to enable him pursue his
football career abroad through his missionary
contact abroad.
He asked the victim to pay the money in question
which will cover the visa and introduction of an
agent in Dubai who will eventually facilitate his
getting a club.
Ojini gladly paid the money and was grateful to
Pastor Emmanuel, unknown to him that he had
paid for trouble.
Instead of Ojini achieving his dream, he ended up
in jail in Dubai because of the fake visa he used to
travel.
P.M.NEWS gathered that when he travelled to
Dubai, the immigration authority discovered that
his visa was fake and was photocopy of another
person's visa.
He was arrested and detained for illegal entering
the country. Consequently he was deported back
to Nigeria.
When Ojini went to Emmanuel and narrated his
experience and demanded all his money, the
pastor started dodging him and did not refund
the money. When Ojini went to Isolo Police Station
and reported the matter, Pastor Emmanuel was
arrested and charged to court.
He was charged for obtaining under false
pretence and stealing under sections 312 and
279 of the Criminal Code Laws of Lagos State of
Nigeria 2011. He pleaded not guilty.
The presiding Magistrate, Mrs. A.K. Kumbeje
granted him bail in the sum of N100,000 with
two sureties in like sum. He was however
remanded in prison custody in Kirikiri pending
when he will meet the bail condition. The matter
was adlourned till 30 October, 2012 for mention.

Woman Commits Suicide After Giving Birth to Twins


Ede town, headquarters of Ede North Local
Government Area of Osun State, was on
Wednesday, thrown into mourning when a 27-
year-old woman, Mrs Shekinat Abdurazaq, took
her own life.
The deceased, a native of the area, gave birth to
a set of twins 11 days before.
According to an eyewitness, the deceased had
taken one of her children to school and, on her
way back, jumped into River Osun.
It was gathered that she offered prayers on the
bridge before jumping into the river.
Efforts by beggars, who beg for alms on the
bridge to rescue her, proved abortive.
It was further learnt that when her husband, who
was informed of the incident, got to the bank of
the river, he also attempted to jump into the river
but was prevented by the people around who
later alerted the police.
He was subsequently arrested and detained at
the Police “A” division in Ede.
No reason was advanced for the deceased’s
action as she had no quarrel with her husband or
any member her family.

Rest In Peace Aluu '4'


Found this in the comment section. Please
read...
Goodnight Pain. "thieves, thieves" he
screamed, it was almost funny. Not until
more voices joined the chorus as they
screamed and shouted on us. We could
have ran at least to save our lives, but
our intentions were genuine and little
did we know how the day would end.
From a handful of young men shouting
and throwing questions at us, it
escalated to a crowd of angry mob.
There was no way we could escape this
one, so we calmed down. They pushed
us around and then stripped us all.
These men pulled us pants down, we
were more than embarrassed, the whole
community watched, I recognized few
faces from the crowd. Obviously they
were so afraid to say "stop" then the
beating started, I wished it to be just a
nightmare. But it was real, these men
were determined. They dropped heavy
rocks on our heads, they pounded our
faces with large planks, blood covered
our eyes, they matched and kicked us
right on our bleeding nostrils, we
couldn't breathe.
"Bring tire" one of the men repeated, until
they brought the tires. "Oh God!" We
watched the crowd watch us, we raised
hands of plea, we couldn't speak, Some hid,
some shot videos and took pictures. there
was no one to stop this. This was the point
we knew it was over. We felt pain, helpless
and hopeless. I thought of my siblings, I
wondered how my mum would take this. She
would fall apart. I begged God to hold her for
me, comfort and make her strong for me, I
prayed same for my friends. Then we started
crying, we cried together. the tears gave us
headaches. We looked up high, the sky was
still. Rings of tires landed on our necks, they
kept hitting us, but we were numb already.
They set us ablaze. We rolled around, tried to
reach for each other, I wondered who would
give up first, the fire burned our bodies. it
hurt, it hurt and then it hurt. But suddenly
the pain stopped, Then I couldn't hear any
other thing, but silence. I thanked God. the
pain was over and Gods glory was revealed.
Goodnight pain. RIP ALUU#4:


Found this in the comment section. Please
read...
Goodnight Pain. "thieves, thieves" he
screamed, it was almost funny. Not until
more voices joined the chorus as they
screamed and shouted on us. We could
have ran at least to save our lives, but
our intentions were genuine and little
did we know how the day would end.
From a handful of young men shouting
and throwing questions at us, it
escalated to a crowd of angry mob.
There was no way we could escape this
one, so we calmed down. They pushed
us around and then stripped us all.
These men pulled us pants down, we
were more than embarrassed, the whole
community watched, I recognized few
faces from the crowd. Obviously they
were so afraid to say "stop" then the
beating started, I wished it to be just a
nightmare. But it was real, these men
were determined. They dropped heavy
rocks on our heads, they pounded our
faces with large planks, blood covered
our eyes, they matched and kicked us
right on our bleeding nostrils, we
couldn't breathe.
"Bring tire" one of the men repeated, until
they brought the tires. "Oh God!" We
watched the crowd watch us, we raised
hands of plea, we couldn't speak, Some hid,
some shot videos and took pictures. there
was no one to stop this. This was the point
we knew it was over. We felt pain, helpless
and hopeless. I thought of my siblings, I
wondered how my mum would take this. She
would fall apart. I begged God to hold her for
me, comfort and make her strong for me, I
prayed same for my friends. Then we started
crying, we cried together. the tears gave us
headaches. We looked up high, the sky was
still. Rings of tires landed on our necks, they
kept hitting us, but we were numb already.
They set us ablaze. We rolled around, tried to
reach for each other, I wondered who would
give up first, the fire burned our bodies. it
hurt, it hurt and then it hurt. But suddenly
the pain stopped, Then I couldn't hear any
other thing, but silence. I thanked God. the
pain was over and Gods glory was revealed.
Goodnight pain. RIP ALUU#4:

New Single: Vector Feat. Mavado – Born Leader


To follow up his massively successful singles,
“Angeli” & “We’re Made Oh”, ace lyricist,
Vector is back with his third official single, “Born
Leader” featuring one of Jamaica’s biggest
artists, Mavado, off his forthcoming sophomore
album effort, “The 2nd Coming”.
Produced by Daseca Productions.