Wednesday, 16 March 2016
Did South Africa pay a $10m bribe to host the World Cup in 2010?
Win big with Samsung Electronics this Easter!!
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3. Upload on the Samsung Nigeria facebook page under the “Family Time With Samsung” tab with the #FamilyTimeWithSamsung
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5. The family picture with the highest likes for the day wins a Samsung product!!!
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ccompetition runs daily from 13th
March to 27th March 2016, so don’t be caught missing out! Remember
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Basketmouth & Soso Soberekon serve food at party in Warri (photos)
just saw this and feel like showing it to all my pals lol....
Lol. Nigerian sets food trap for Mark Zuckerberg at work
Photos: Woman's ex-lover sets fire to her house after she ended their relationship, kills 7 members of her family
Heartbreaking scenes unfolded in Koster, the North
West farming town of Reagile, South Africa as the coffins of Mojaki
Elizabeth Mwale, 74, Christina Sepinki Mwale, 36, Abram Mwale 15,
Samantha Mwale, 12, Refilwe Mwale 10, Ofentse Mwale 8 and Precious
Mwale, 3, were lowered into their graves in a mass funeral on Tuesday,
March 15.
The seven victims were
burnt to death when the jilted lover poured petrol in the shack which
his ex shared with other members of her family and set it on fire on
Monday, March 8. The 49-year-old suspect who is in police custody
committed the heinous act after his girlfriend, Mammy Mwale, the mother
of three of the victims, ended their relationship.
A
family member Emily Mwale and an eyewitness said the man burst into the
house with a bottle full of petrol and started pouring them on her and
Mammy Mwale.
Neighbours and
residents said the couple's relationship had been rocky for the past
year, and that the suspect had made threats that he would kill her. The
man's mother condemned the wicked act and said the law must punish him.
"He
has done a horrible thing, he loved Mammy too much. I do not like what
he has done, he told me that he was going to kill everyone in that
family. I want the law to punish him"
The
North West police department spokesman, Leonard Hlathi who confirmed
the tragic incident said the suspect has been charged with seven counts
of murder, as well as arson.
Mourners sat under a giant white tent singing hymns. African
National Congress (ANC) Women League members dressed in their signature
green and black uniform held flowers while looking at the seven coffins
lined up in front of them.
Family spokesman Jackie Segakweng said the family was still in shock by the death of the seven family members.
"It is a shock to us. This is a technical knock-out. It is a whitewash…" he said.
Segakweng
said he hoped the government would take drastic action to prevent
further such deaths. "We cannot afford to see these deaths day and
night."
Lerato Mekgwe, circuit
manager in Kgetleng, told mourners that women must break the silence of
abuse. Mekgwe said she was once in an abusive relationship and left only
after her husband shot and wounded her.
"The signs were there but, I ignored them, I was blinded by love. When
my children told me my husband does not love them, I ignored them until
he shot me. I took a decision that I am not staying in this
relationship. I got out of the relationship. Today I am a cripple
because of the abusive relationship."
Kgetlengrivier municipality mayor Kim Medupe called on residents to be calm and allow the law to take its course.
"We are not going to judge until the justice system runs its course," she said.
She
described the murders as brutal and senseless. She told mourners a
house would be built for the remaining members of the family.
The
chairman of Kgalagatsane Primary School governing body, Dikgang
Mokgosi, said they were shocked by the murders. He appealed to young
women not to remain in relationships where they were being abused.
"The
person who did this will be judged and punished. Make sure you fall in
love with the right person, who will not kill you." he said.
Mourners battled to hide their emotions as they sang religious songs. Family
members and some of the mourners sobbed when Kgalagatsane Primary
School choir sang a hymn to bid farewell to four of their former school
mates.
Abram, Ofentse and Refilwe were Mammy's
children. Samantha and Precious were her sister's daughter. Grandmother
Elizabeth Mwale together with her daughter Christina also died in the
fire.
Win return tickets to Dubai at ABL triple header weakend...
This weekend is packed full with more actions.
Don’t be left out as the Stallions of Lagos will take on Libreville Izobe of Gabon on Friday March 18th at Landmark Centre by 6.30pm.
Don’t be left out as the Stallions of Lagos will take on Libreville Izobe of Gabon on Friday March 18th at Landmark Centre by 6.30pm.
On Saturday
, Lagos Warriors will take on Abidjan Ramblers and the much anticipated
game between the Lagos Islanders VS the Dakar- Rapids of Senegal will
take place on Sunday, March 20th at Landmark Centre by 6.30pm.
Tickets currently on sale at www.ablafrica.com and can be purchased at the venue.
The
ABL is proudly supported by TRACE, Union Bank, Wakanow, Cornerstone
Insurance, Landmark, THE BEAT 99.9FM , Cruz Vodka and Lagos State
Government.
ABL,MORE THAN A GAME
Nicki Minaj covers Nylon magazine, talks about engagement rumours
33 year old Nicki Minaj who covered the April issue of Nylon magazine talked about her relationship with boyfriend Meek Mill, insisting they are not engaged yet. She said:
"He said that my third ring would be my engagement ring. But sometimes he calls me his fiancée, and I'm always trying to stop him, like, 'Nope! I ain't got that third ring yet!' We're just taking it one step at a time," "And, you know, if that happens, if I get married, then I'll have a child, and that'll be fun, because I can't wait to hold my baby."
"When he and I were just friends, he would always say, 'You remind me of my mother, and I like that because you're like a dude. You're tough like a guy and you talk like a dude.' So, I always got the sense that me being tough and bossy was a turn-on for him. And it's important for me to keep my voice. Being in a relationship shouldn't mean that you lose your voice," "Being in a relationship should mean that you've met a secure-enough man to allow you, in a sense, to remain a queen."
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