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Yet another man was beaten and tortured for wearing a shirt he allegedly stole from a boutique in Umuahia, Abia State, after he was apprehended by the owner.

Recall earlier today, LIB reported a story of a man who was stripped, beaten and paraded naked for allegedly stealing a Keke (read here) in Ibeku in the same Umuahia, Abia State.

According to online reports, the owner of the said shirt spotted the suspect walking past wearing it and quickly raised alarm. The suspect was then caught and questioned by his captors but he denied the accusation.

When quizzed by an angry mob, the suspect further said he didn’t steal the shirt and that it was given to him by one of his friends...

Watch the video below...

Karrueche Tran has revealed why she obtained a restraining order against her ex and singer Chris Brown.

In June, the “Claws” actress obtained a 5-year restraining order against the singer, after she accused him of beating her and threatening her with a series of text messages that were presented in court.

Chris Brown subsequently denied all allegations levelled against him.

Speaking in a new interview with Hot 97, the model-turned-actress said that she filed the court order in June for her “safety.”

“I’m always positive and I’m focused, more than ever right now, on work,” she said. “That’s the goal for me. There’s no drama or anything like that. I do have the R.O. in place, but it’s all good. We live our own lives. That’s how we move.”

When asked if she felt the restraining order was necessary, she replied, “for my safety, yeah” and confirmed she was really afraid, but would not state specific concerns.

“It just got to the point where I can’t,” she said. “I live in L.A. I’m from L.A. and I move around how I wanna move. That’s what I felt that I needed.” Later, she added: “I just focus on myself and work.”

Tran’s relationship with Chris Brown was on and off between 2011 and 2015, but she officially called it off after it was revealed Brown had a child with model, Nia Guzman, in 2014.

Watch the interview below...

A criminology student has been jailed for falsely accusing a taxi driver of raping her after he refused to accept a £10 note covered in kebab oil.

Sophie Pointon, 22, called police in the early hours of April 22, this year and told officers she had been molested in the back of the cab she had been picked up in after a night out. She went on to sign a statement giving an account of the attack, in Leeds, West Yorks, England.

Following the accusation, the driver, a father-of-five, was tracked down and kept in custody for six hours, Leeds Crown Court heard. He was also unable to work for four weeks as a result of the claim. The driver described in a statement how the false allegation had caused him to suffer from stress.

Kate Bisset, prosecuting, said the driver was interviewed and said he could recall Pointon being "extremely drunk" when she got into his car holding a kebab. He said Pointon threw a £10 note at him when they reached the Hyde Park area but he refused to accept it as it was covered in oil from the kebab. The driver said Pointon then became abusive and ran around the car opening doors.

The prosecutor said: "He did not think much of it at the time because such incident with people who are intoxicated are not unusual."

A recording of a conversation between the driver and a phone operator at his taxi office supported his account. The court heard a GPS tracker fitted to the car also revealed Pointon's description of the taxi journey to be untrue.

When Pointon's account of the incident was challenged by police, she broke down in tears and asked if she could drop the charges. She pleaded guilty to perverting the course of justice and was jailed for 16 months.

Denise Breen-Lawton, mitigating, said Pointon, of Manchester, had been studying in Leeds at the time. She said her hopes of becoming a police officer were now ruined.

Judge Christopher Batty told her: "Your malicious complaint has done a huge disservice to those seeking justice through the police and courts."

Plastic surgery addict, Rodrigo Alves, also known Human Ken Doll was pictured on a night out with Life on Marbs star Danni Levy on Wednesday, as they joined a meal at La Sala in Puerto Banus, Marbella.

The 34-year-old donned an impressive checked suit and a white shirt, while Danni showed off her curves in a form-fitting LBD and heels for the outing.

While enjoying their night out at the celebrity hotspot, the pair sipped on champagne and fed each other strawberries, while watching a performance.

Rodrigo Alves, who is a Brazilian TV personality has done over 63 surgical procedures on his body.

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A mother has avoided jail despite pleading guilty to hitting her eight-month-old daughter with a spoon, leaving her face bruised.

Lorien Norman, 26, from South Australia, faced a maximum of 13 years behind bars, but was given a 21-month suspended sentence with a two-year good behavior bond and a $500 fine after the District Court judge said baby Evie's injuries were "likely to resolve".

Lorien called emergency services at 4 a.m. in October last year, threatening to throw the baby off her apartment balcony, according to court documents. When police arrived, they saw that Evie had purple bruises on her face so they took both mother and daughter to the hospital. 

Court documents said the mother initially lied to police that Evie had fallen off a play gym, but a doctor determined otherwise. Evie had injuries consistent with physical assault and had "at least eight separate blows to her face and body." The doctor said some of the injuries appeared to be caused by the "black slotted spoon" seized from the kitchen at the address.

In spite of that, Lorien walked free. Judge Costello noted that she had a "troubled adolescence" and had been in and out of an Adelaide clinic with a bordeline personality disorder. 

"You are clearly remorseful for your actions," the judge said.

The baby's father Shane McMahon expressed outrage at the judge's decision on social media, saying he has "no faith in the system."

"I’d be still in jail if I did this to a child," he wrote on Facebook.

 Former President Goodluck Jonathan, is currently in Malaysia for the  World Peace Summit. In his paper which he titled "Conscience Based Leadership: The Secret to Global Peace and Security.’, Jonathan spoke of how he was inspired to lead Nigeria by using his conscience dispassionately. 

Speaking further, he said "Let me give an example of one way I was inspired to lead by my conscience. In Nigeria, there were 10.5 million (about 15% of the population) out of school children who were of school age, going by UNICEF figures, as at the time I became President. This was a disproportionate portion for my country which was quite alarming, considering that many other developing nations with much higher population had fewer numbers of out of school children. Over 80% of these children for which majority are known as Almajiri came from the northern part of Nigeria, where I recorded the least votes in the elections I contested. Knowing the value of education , I could see that the ugly situation was limiting the opportunities of these children and negatively affecting the development of my country. That was why my administration decided to build 165 Almajiri Integrated Model Schools which combined both western and Islamic education in its curricula. They were designed to have significant impact in reducing the number of out of school children, and opening the space for them to dream like other kids in other parts of the nation. Constitutionally, the Federal Government which I led was not obligated to build primary and secondary schools. It is the 13 responsibility of the states and local governments. But I believed that without providing education to these children, the country would be fated to spend more money in fighting insecurity. My administration took education seriously because I saw education as the weapon with which we could break the bond between illiteracy and crime levels. For instance, it was obvious that Boko Haram terrorists were exploiting these innocent children in the northern part of the country and using them as canon fodders to destabilize the country. The situation was so awful that security reports indicated that even parents were alleged to be giving out their innocent and illiterate children to terrorists for suicide bombing.

I am a firm believer in education, and just as I had said elsewhere, any nation that does not spend its wealth in educating its youth will eventually spend that wealth to fight insecurity. With my one and half years stay as the governor of my State, Bayelsa, one of the remarkable things I tried to do then was to upgrade and improve infrastructure in our educational institutions in my determination to encourage more children to go to school, and stop them from taking to crimes. I also revived the award of post primary school scholarship to bright students from mainly the rural communities and sent them to the best 14 secondary schools in Nigeria.

I introduced a concept of building two specialized post-primary institutions as centres of excellence for gifted and talented students. My aim was to build role models who will inspire others in all the nooks and crannies of the state. I believed that one of the most effective ways of discouraging restiveness and other crimes that are prevalent in the Niger Delta, Nigeria’s seat of oil exploration, was to build role models to give hope to other disenchanted youths. The whole idea was using education to solve social and security problems in my country.

When I eventually became President, I thought it was time to mainstream this programme to the centre, by expanding the opportunities for qualitative education at all levels, to every hardworking Nigerian youth. Throughout the time I was in office, education enjoyed the highest sectoral allocation in the nation's budget. This was why we were able to scale up our education programmes, especially at the tertiary level, where there was an obvious need to address the challenge of insufficient spaces for our youths.

We built 12 additional conventional universities and two more specialised institutions including one maritime university and a police university. With that, we expanded the opportunities to educate our youth in relevant fields, and produce the manpower needs of our economy. 15 For a nation to truly develop, it must cultivate a crop of manpower that could revolutionise its technological advancement. For this reason, we introduced the Presidential Special Scholarship Scheme for Innovation and Development (PRESSID). With this programme, we offered scholarship to the best of our first-class graduates from the technical disciplines, to embark on further studies in the world’s leading universities. The idea was to send them to these institutions to acquire technical skills that are relevant to our development goals. To reduce tension and conflict in the Niger Delta, we equally implemented a programme for the training of the youths in different disciplines, skills and technical vocations relevant to our economy, in many local and foreign institutions".

Read the full text of his speech here.

Mehn!!the beef is still going on...

Recall that few days ago, rapper Yung6ix called out comedian Akpororo after he made a joke about him at a concert in Ilorin saying that he should have used the 3.9million he spent on drinks at a night club  to buy a hit song as he has none. Read previous story here.

Yung6ix's DJ, Baddest DJTimmy has also joined in the beef. He went ballistic on Akpororo and his wife on Instagram. He made videos calling out Akpororo saying his wife and mother of his child was a sex slave and had aborted six times for PD, a dancer. He also said Akpororo begged to marry her and advised him to get a paternity test done as his child may  be someone else's.

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Nigerian actor, Kasimu Yero famous for his roles in Kannywood movies has died at the age of 70.  

Late Kasimu died in the afternoon on Sunday, September 3, 2017 at his home, Marafan Estate, Kaduna and has since been buried after evening prayers at the Maiduguri Road Mosque, Kaduna.

Kasimu Yero will be remembered for his role in the NTA drama series, “Magana Jarice” in Hausa, meaning ‘Wisdom is an asset.’ 

The Plus Size fashion week took place in Lagos yesterday September 2nd. Some of the plus size models proudly showed off their banging bods as they strutted the runway dressed only in their swimsuits and corsets.

The Plus-size fashion week Africa was created to help stop the stigmatiza­tion and body shaming of the plus-sized woman.

See more photos and a video of the models below

Watch a video from the fashion show on this Blog.....