Monday, 29 October 2012

Chelsea lodge complaint over alleged Clattenburg comments


Mark Clattenburg
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Chelsea have lodged an official complaint to the Premier League over alleged comments from referee Mark Clattenburg during their 3-2 defeat to Manchester United on Sunday.

Female Teacher Allegedly Flogs 12-year-old Girl to Death for not doing Her Homework

A 12-year-old, Chidimma Ukachukwu, student of a secondary school located in Awka, the state capital has been allegedly flogged to death by her teacher for failing to do her assignment. The incident reportedly took place last week Thursday.



According to a source from the school where the incident took place, the victim fainted after being flogged severally by one of the female teachers and was subsequently rushed to nearby hospital, where she eventually gave up the ghost. Speaking further, the source disclosed that the Commissioner for Education, Mrs. Uju Okeke, then ordered the closure of the school with immediate effect as a result of the incident.

However, the commissioner however denied ordering the closure of the school, saying that the school was on midterm break. But investigation revealed that the school was supposed to go on midterm break next week.

The father of the deceased, Mr. Simeon Ukachukwu who confirmed the tragic incident said only God knows the best. He however, prayed God to grant his daughter’s soul eternal rest. Meanwhile, the State Police Public Relations Officer, Mr. Ralph Uzoigwe, when contacted said that the police are yet to be briefed about the incident and would get in touch with the press after further investigations.

21 Cultists Arrested For Forcing Female Students To Act Lesian Movie while Recording It.

The Nigerian Army in Enugu has paraded 21 Enugu State University of Science and Technology students for allegedly torturing and forcing some female students into lésbian acts.



The students, most of who confessed to being cultists, told journalists that they took video shots of the lésbian act because they had been offered money by some influential Nigerians.

The idea, the suspects said, was to take tapes of the scenes to their partners in Europe.

Shortly before parading the suspects on Saturday, the General Officer Commanding 82 Division, Maj. Gen. Sarkin Yaki Bello, who spoke through the Assistant Director, Army Public Relations, Lt. Col. Sagir Musa, said the cultists, were arrested in their hideouts at Agbani on the outskirts of Enugu between July 8 and 12, 2011.