Wednesday, April 9, 2014
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#CODED-ish News:: Oscar Pistorius recounts moment he shot his girlfriend at his home
Now which girlfriend locks herself in her boyfriend's toilet at 3am in the morning if she's not trying to escape from someone? And how do you not check that your girlfriend is safe & around you before you start firing shots? I don't understand this, but anyway below is how he describe what happened..
Describing the events leading up to Reeva's death, Oscar said Reeva cooked him dinner and they ate together at around 7pm. He went to his room just before 8pm and opened the balcony because it was "very humid". He said he fell asleep between 9pm and 10pm, then woke up in the early hours of 14 February because it was "extremely warm" in the bedroom."I wasn't sure where to point the firearm. My eyes were going between the windows and the toilet. I stood for some time. I just stayed where I was and kept on screaming. Then I heard a noise from inside the toilet that I perceived to be somebody coming out of the toilet. Before I knew it, I had fired four shots at the door." He said. Continue...
"I noticed that the fans were still running and the door was still open. Reeva was still awake. She rolled over to me and said 'Can't you sleep my baba?'", to which I replied: "No I can't, not tonight".He said he grabbed a fan, locked the sliding doors and then drew the curtains. He then returned to the room and heard the sound of "window sliding open". He thought the noise was coming from someone who had climbed inside the house from the bathroom window.
It was at this point that I heard a window sliding open in the bathroom. I heard the window hit the frame. I thought that a burglar had got into the house. I think I initially just froze. That's themoment that everything changed.
The first thing that ran through my mind was to protect Reeva and I and to get my gun. I rushed as quick as I could, with my hand in front of me, at times touching the floor before grabbing my firearm from underneath the bed.
At that point I just wanted to put myself between the person who had gained access to my house and Reeva. I slowed down and had my firearm extended in front of me. I whispered to Reeva to get down and phone the police.
As I entered where the bathroom passage is, I was overcome with fear. I screamed at the person to get out. I screamed at Reeva. I was constantly aware this person could come at me at any time. I did not have my legs on. Just before I got to the bathroom, I heard a door slam. It could have only been the toilet door. It confirmed that there was a person or people inside the bathroom.'
'I got to the entrance of the bathroom at the end of the passage where I stopped screaming. At this point I was certain that the intruders were in the bathroom.
I had my pistol in my right hand and peered into the bathroom.I didn't have much mobility on the tiles. I had my pistol raised to the corner of the entrance of the bathroom. I noticed that thebathroom window was open. I was with my back against the wall. I wasn't sure if the intruders were in the toilet or around the corner at that point. Then I heard a noise from inside the toilet that I perceived to be someone coming out of the toilet. Before I knew it I had fired four shots at the door. My ears were still ringing - I couldn't hear anything - so I kept shouting for Reeva to phone the police."
When I didn't hear anything from Reeva, I panicked. I didn't want to believe it could be Reeva inside the toilet. I didn't know what to do. I kicked the door. I was crying out, I was screaming. I used my cricket bat to smash down the toilet door and found Reeva. I have never screamed like that. 'I said "Oh, Reeva". I sat over her and cried."Who believes him?
#CODED-ish News:: Michael Adebolajo appeals life imprisonment sentence
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Tuesday, April 8, 2014
#CODED-ish NEW MUSIC:: Teezy ft Joephraze- Baby
#CODED-ish Gist:: ABSU Student Shares Indecent Photos & Begs For Sex On Facebook
#CODED-ish News::SEE Delegate At National Confab Playing Scrabble At Plenary
…sleeping delegates from a sleeping government!
#CODED-ish News::University students protest fee hike
The students, who barricaded roads leading to the Otuoke Community and the institution, described the increase in the school fees from N55, 000 to N85, 000 as unacceptable.
The protest also led to the closure of some business outlets in the town which is the home town of President Goodluck Jonathan.
The students complained that the fees they are being asked to pay does not commensurate with the available facilities. The Vice Chancellor of the university, Prof. Mobolaji Aluko, however, denied the increase.
"The truth is that we have not increased the school fees of the university,'' he said, explaining that the fees advertised by the university during its admission were still the ones being paid.
He said the fees were charged according to the three sets of students that had so far gained admissions into the school.
#CODED-ish News::LUTH: Doctors Embark On Warning Strike Over Poor Management
A circular signed by the President of the LUTH Association of Resident Doctors (LUTHARD), Dr. Omojowolo Olubunmi, directed all doctors in the hospital to abandon their duty posts for three days to send a message on their seriousness to the institution's management.
The circular warned that if the doctors' demands were not addressed during the period of the warning strike, they would embark on an indefinite strike to force the management to listen and attend to the queries of the LUTHARD members which border mostly on the rapidly declining quality of medical services rendered in the hospital.
At the end of the emergency general meeting of the association held on March 27, they resolved that: "Management is hereby given a seven-day ultimatum to address varied issues, failure of which a three-day warning strike shall be embarked upon. This will be followed by an indefinite strike within 21 days."
A source in LUTH confirmed that the warning strike was currently ongoing and would definitely be followed by the indefinite strike unless the management took steps to address pertinent issues.
According to the circular, the issues in contention include the doctors' deep concern "about the recent hike in hospital fees and the new policy stating that patient must pay before surgery even in emergency situation.
"We deem this insensitive to the plight of Nigerians, and management should therefore revisit the decision given its attendant negative effect on the image of the hospital, residency training and above all, the security implication."
The doctors also called on the management of the hospital to withdraw what they described as the contentious letter of employment given to new residents, which the circular said was full of strange and provocative clauses.
"The most alarming is the issue of the new employment letter orchestrated by LUTH management in total defiance of the directive of the Minister of Health and contrary to all known labour laws. This is coming as a rude shock to us while we are still battling the crippling effect of the refusal of the Chief Medical Director to deduct House Officers capitations for us since last year July," the circular stated.
The doctors also raised the issue of six months post fellowship, stating that it should be automatic and non-negotiable as practiced in other centres.
They added that the implementation of the rectified Consolidated Medical Salary Structure (CONMESS) should begin immediately.
LUTHARD demanded that "letters of skipping be issued to all residents immediately as directed by the circular from the Federal Ministry of Health," and frowned at the gross shortage of staff especially the house officers, stressing that the employment list be released without further delay.
The doctors also stated that the way the resident employment list was released was not acceptable.
Source: Thisday.
#CODED-ish Photo::Reminisce, Eva And Ese Peters Get Wild At The Second Jack And The Beats Party
Friends of Jack partied all night 'rockstar style' at the Jack and the beats party as Crescendo's Lounge gave as good as it got on 29th of March, 2014.
The last edition of Jack and the Beats by Jack Daniel's included exhilarating live rock renditions performances by rock singer and guitarist Ese Peters; rapper Eva and indigenous MC Reminisce aka Alaga Ibile. Attendees present were not only treated to energetic performances but also enjoyed servings of premium whiskey from Jack Daniel's including Gentleman Jack and Jack Daniel's Single Barrel.
Hosted by one time Mr Nigeria, Kenneth Okolie; the event kicked off with mixes and rock performances from King's band and DJ Humility. Guests present included Illbliss, Ikhane Akhigbe, Adams VJ, Suspekt, Jafextra, Ugo Umordi and Teni among others.
If you have not had the Jack and the beats experience, you can catch the next edition of Jack and the beats which will hold on Saturday, April 12th, at Quilox Bar & Restaurant in VI, Lagos. It will feature Clay, Show Dem Camp, Lil Miss Miss and Reminisce.
Jack and the Beats is a continuation of Jack Daniel's 150-year heritage which includes a long association with music. Jack Daniel's and music share a long history, with Jack himself having begun one of the oldest recorded music sponsorship in the 1860′s – of the Silver Cornet band. Jack's whiskey would become the unofficial whiskey of Frank Sinatra and the Rat Pack. Rock 'n' roll would take over the mantle in the '60s and some have said the history of music is dripping with Jack Daniel's.
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Jack and the Beats is open to only individuals 21 years and above. Your friends at Jack Daniel's® remind you to drink responsibly.
Entrants can visit www.facebook.com/jackdanielsnigeria and follow the instructions to win interesting Jack Daniel's merchandise. You can also follow our progress online using the hashtag #Jackandthebeats
Tune in to Beat 99.9 FM every Friday night to listen to Jack & The Beats Radio Show from 9pm – 10 pm.
Monday, April 7, 2014
#CODED-ish News::Why Death Sentence For Financial Crimes Has To Be Adopted – National Assembly Members
The supporters base their position on two points: 1) countries like China and Singapore, which adopted the law, have corruption rate reduced to the lowest level; 2) the existing law encourages corruption by sentencing corrupt public officials to, for example, six months imprisonment only, after they would have stolen billions of naira.
They said this should be stopped with stiffer penalties against acts of malfeasance.
The lawmakers announced their position at a two-day retreat of the Senate and House of Representatives Committees on Drugs, Narcotics and Financial Crimes with the theme "Tackling Corruption Through Credible Legislation". The event is held in Abuja, April 7-8, 2014.
The Chairman of the Senate Committee on Drugs, Narcotics and Financial Crimes, Victor Lar, said the lawmakers planned to review the principles and merits of the bills by examining international best practices as obtained in other countries and would look at the international experience:
"…China has adopted the death penalty and corruption has been knocked down to the barest minimum. So also has Singapore and other countries. So, I believe it is something worth considering".
The Chairman of the House of Representatives Committee on Drugs, Narcotics and Financial Crimes, Adam Jagaba, noted that the essence of law was to deter people from committing crimes and not to encourage them to be corrupt:
"Somebody who steals a goat gets three to six years jail term, but someone who steals billions gets six months' jail term and he uses his money to bring people to dance for him at his exit from prison. It is wrong".
#CODED-ish News:: 16 YEARS AFTER: What Maryam Abacha Is Saying About Her Late Husband
Mrs Maryam Abacha who hardly speaks to the press since her husband died in 1998 has been living a very quiet life, at first in Kano and now in Abuja.
On How life has been since the death of your husband
We thank God for His kindness and love for us. We also thank those that have been around us in these moments of grief. We are still waiting for those that have distanced themselves from us to reconcile and come back. We are not angry with anybody. We are still friends to everybody. We look forward to the Almighty Allah to provide us the fortitude to bear this loss. So life has been quiet and peaceful with us. We are one and a happy family.
Gen. Sani Abacha & Maryam Abacha
On how she handled the news of his sudden death
My husband's death was like a coup. It was sudden and shrouded in confusion. General Abdulasalami [Abubakar] just called me, telling me to come and collect the dead body. We buried him like any other ordinary Nigerian. It was quite unfortunate the way he died. Allah knows best and unto Him we shall all return. May his soul rest in peace. I'm yet to fully recover from the shock of his death.
On how and her late husband met
Like any other would-be couple. He was a charming, handsome and likeable personality; a loving father who liked his children and loved ones. We became friends and got married. Here are pictures in the family album; before, during and after our wedding day. He was a caring husband, a dedicated father and an affectionate grandfather.
On how she felt about the centenary award awarded to her late husband by President Goodluck Jonathan
We felt happy. Maybe this is the beginning of good things to happen to Nigeria; maybe reconciliation… President Jonathan is a young man, he is using his time and energy to bring peace and reconciliation. I think it is high time we all come together to lift the country and stabilise ourselves. I hope it is the beginning of good things to come.
Sources: PM News.
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#CODED-ish News:: I Was Pushed To Steal Bcos of My Kids School Fees ––Udeme
IN THIS NIGERIA THAT PRESIDENT GOODLUCK JONATHAN AND MADAM NGOZI-OKONJO-IWEALA SAID OUR ECONOMY IS NOW THE BIGGEST IN AFRICA, MEN WHO ARE WORKING ARE FINDING IT HARD TO PAY CHILDREN SCHOOL FEES. WHAT THEN IS THE FATE OF THOSE MEN WHO ARE JOBLESS? WHEN YOUR OWN GOVERNMENT LIE TO YOU, JUST KNOW YOU ARE IN TROUBLE!
In his confession, the man, Udeme Udoton, said: “I was a farmer in Akwa Ibom, but recently relocated to Lagos and got a job with a transport company in Mile 2 area of the state. A few weeks after I started working with the company, my friends from Akwa Ibom started putting all sorts of ideas into my head.
“I earn N5,000 a month and I wanted my children to attend a good school.”
But why should any company pay a man N5,000 as monthly salary for 31 days? Is that not wickedness?
#CODED-ish News:: Top Ibadan businessman shot dead inside Church
Ten men stormed the church while service was going on around 11am, approached the 70 year old man and shot him point blank in the head several times. They left in two vehicles.
The incident which threw the church into a state of pandemonium, happened in less than 5 minutes. The man is said to be in court with some former business associates.
Meanwhile Ogun State Governor, Ibikunle Amosun, has vowed to make sure those behind Otunba Okuneye's murder are brought to book, while the Ogun State Deputy Police Public Relations Officer, Abimbola Oyeyemi, while confirming the tragic incident, said investigation had commenced to unravel the reason behind the murder.
Otunba Okuneye is survived by six wives and 20 children.
#CODED-ish Gist:: Does Showing Cleavage Add To A Woman’s Beauty?
“It makes us more elegant. When I see a lady with a hot cleavage, I admire her.”
#CODED-ish Gist:: Tonto Dikeh Brags about her Outfit to Inwang’s Wedding | See Photo
at Moses Inwang’s wedding which took place last Saturday in Uyo. Rocking a back baring bustier on top flared trousers, Tonto believes she totally stole the show. You agree?













































