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Video Of The Physically Challenged Woman That Killed Her Newborn Baby In Delta

Read what Ohwo posted on his wall: Wonders they say will never end, some of these wonders happens beyond human imagination, just like in this case of homicide. A well calculated plans been executed by One Miss Elohoh who is within her late 20s and resides with her mother and siblings at No 1 omohwovo street,Iwhrekpokpo in ughelli North. Miss Elohoh who is a physically challenged and also a plantain chips seller, murdered her child after delivery today 27th Nov 2017 in her home. WATCH THE VIDEO BELOW Report has it that she put to bed a handsome boy late in the evening of yesterday in her house without aid or assistance from neighbor’s or midwife. But the cry of the baby attracted the attention of one of the neighbor’s, who call on others on the suppose good news. On arrival they saw that the door was locked and Miss Elohoh refuse to open the door but on persistent one of the siblings opened. The kind hearted neighbor’s did a marathon in getting some of the needed ma...

Lady Buried Few Months After Her Wedding In Akwa Ibom, Friends Mourn

It's a sad moment for the family and friends of Idongesit Emmanuel Inuk popularly known as Eka Iban- following her tragic demise. According to information gathered from her friends online, the pretty lady died just few months after her glamorous wedding. The lady who was a serving Youth corper - was said to be preparing for her child's dedication before passing away. . Her burial was held today 29th November, 2017 at The Lutheran Church of Nigeria, Holy Trinity Cathedral, Itiam Ikot Ebia, Uyo, Akwa Ibom state. May her soul rest in peace.

My Lord, I Have Two Husbands, Can I Divorce One? - Woman Asks Ibadan Court

A middle aged woman married to two husbands in Ibadan has gotten the leave of a Customary Court to divorce one of the husbands . The woman , Modinat Mufutau , on Tuesday told an Idi -Ogungun Customary Court , Agodi in Ibadan how she alternated two husbands in order to satisfy herself and get enough money to take care of her three children . Modinat had begged the court to dissolve her 12 years relationship to one of her husbands , Ajadi Mufutau , for alleged lack of care and maltreatment . She told the court that she met Mufutau in 2005 , and he impregnated her without marriage formalities. The petitioner said that at the beginning of the relationship Mufutau pretended to be a nice and responsible man. “ But when he impregnated me , he began maltreating and beating me whenever I demanded money for antenatal care. “ I left his house after delivery and hooked up with another man , Saheed , who impregnated me two years later but turned me into a punching bag after delivery of ...

Hallelujah Challenge Organizer-Nathaniel Bassey Involved In Accident In Lekki As His Car Somersaults

https://www.instagram.com/p/BV9huQ0Ffr3/ Nathaniel Bassey took to his IG page to thank God after surviving an accident.According to him,he was on his home back with friends when a car ran into them from behind.He wrote.... 'Thank You Jesus! We cancel that appointment with death. Good morning,I just want to use this opportunity to thank God and share my testimony with you.On the 28th of June I was on my way home from the last halleluyah praise challenge night which took place at the glitz event centre,I was inside a car and another car ran into us just at the lekki 3rd round about (ikate) and my car somersaulted inside the roundabout. People were scared that we were dead.The only thing I remembered saying last was the Blood of Jesus.I and the driver came out alive without a single scratch.The most amazing thing is that this happened two days to my birthday. I just want to bless God because the devil failed.He is the olowogbogboro indeed and I bless his name. Olo...

Success at your doors step; The Secret to Successful Goal Setting: An Article FromBob Beavil

"Stop! Check this out before you make any more goals! Don't be like everyone else; most people make their goals incorrectly. You know, like the guy down the street with the brand new jogging shoes and suit. You want to bet he doesn't make it from January to March? The one goal that many people make is to get into shape. (A friend of mine told me, I'm always in shape, sometimes apple shaped, and sometimes pear shaped) Now be honest. How many years have you made that resolution? With goals in hand, it's off to the gym we go! You know it's one of those moments where you feel like you've been here before. It's time to clear the mind and hit the weights. You have a lot of toning-up to do so you walk over to the weights. And start your journey to body perfection. And by mid January you're so sore and tired you're ready to give up. It's really bad when you start looking for excuses not to go to the gym. But hang on; a good e...

Everything you've Ever Wanted is on the other side of fear; fear limits our vision: an atricle by Rosemarie Sumalinog Gonzales

"I've learned that fear limits our vision. Transforming fear into freedom is great! Believe in yourself! Have faith in your abilities! Ability is what we're capable of doing. Motivation determines what we do. Attitude determines how well we do it. It is our choices... that show what we truly are, far more than our abilities. Sometimes fear can make even the smallest changes seem extremely uncomfortable. Fear can prevent you from breaking destructive habits. We all know that smoking, poor dietary choices, excessive alcohol and a sedentary lifestyle are a recipe for health problems, but we often gravitate toward these habits because they help numb our anxious or fearful feelings. If you have ever tried to break a bad habit like this, you know how stressful it can be because suddenly you are filled with anxiety and you don't know how to handle it except to run back to your "pacifiers" - the very habits you are trying to break. Fear c...

Life and Deaths... mystery unveils An Article from a great pyschologist Dr. Linda Hancock

I am always pleased when I am invited to Mikaeli's school for Grandparent Day. This year it was held on a Wednesday which is my day off. That meant that I didn't have to get up extra early to take her for breakfast. Instead I suggested that we would go for a steak sandwich (her favourite) at noon. She topped that off with a huge slice of chocolate cake and then said she wanted to ask a favour of me. "Can we go to a cemetery now? You see I have never been to one and always wanted to go there". I first I thought she was joking - but she wasn't! My mind immediately went back to small town Saskatchewan where, many years ago, my mother would take my sister and me to care for the graves of her parents. We would wash the tombstone, pull weeds and water the rosebush that had been planted there years before. When my children were young, mom would take them there to do the same tasks. She would answer questions and tell stories about the family - stories...

Finding it difficult to resist problems? Discover how, An article from "Lis Vargas"

When we talk about how to resist problems, we always end up saying you'll never make it. Finally, and as time goes on, the problem persists and we, as human beings, get up every day, live, sleep, and wake up again with the problem already included in our routines. With the passing of days, and without realizing it, we become hard, enduring the vicissitudes of life. It teaches us that the more we resist the problem being part of it, the more it makes us suffer and submerge ourselves into a depression that we do not know if we are prepared to endure or not. It is very useful, in these difficult times, to cling to beliefs of any kind without falling into any vice such as alcohol or drugs. That resistance that is creating in us, which we do not realize, is what makes us strong and tenacious in overcoming the obstacles. When children, all problems were solved by the elderly, but then in adolescence and later in adulthood you begin to be solved by ourselves ...

change is constant, here is how to deal with it, an Article by Rosina S Khan

Your daughter has finished secondary school education and is going for Higher Studies abroad. Or she is leaving for good to stay with her soul mate in their own home. Or your hubby is filing a divorce. All these are drastic changes - something difficult to cope. But what is the right way to deal with them? Read on to find out. Any of these may come to you as a surprise and you may be having a hard time to accept the truth. One way of looking at them is to look at the brighter side of the case, which may be next to impossible to imagine. Yet allow a tiny ray of hope to enter your mind, focus on it and it will enlarge. You will be feeling good within minutes. For instance, your daughter's departure from your home will make more space in your home. You can build a library of books in that space or decorate it differently to make a guest room. Your husband filing for divorce may be good in a way that it allows for further self-inspection, growth and independence. Yo...