A 46-year-old man, Patrick Markson, has committed suicide after allegedly killing his wife, Hannah, 35, in Bayelsa State.  The incident occurred at Odede Street, Tombia-Amassoma Road, Yenagoa, the state capital, in the early hours of Thursday, August 26.    According to witnesses, the man said to be a staff of the Yenagoa Local Government, reportedly bludgeoned his wife to death in her sleep with a sledgehammer and she died on the spot.   He was said to have watched the woman bleed to death and then drank a poisonous substance suspected to be insecticide, after which he laid close to the bleeding corpse and died.   The weapon   It was gathered that the couple who had six children together were embroiled in marital disputes prior to the tragic incident.    According to Vanguard, the disagreement bothers on money realised from a contract handed to the husband by some members of his wife's family.   Speaking to the publication, a woman close to the deceased woman described her as ge

A Nigerian man has sparked a controversial debate online with an assertion concerning the effect of fervent prayers in Africa. The guy known as Ogbeni Damola is of the opinion that the underdevelopment and corruption that is consuming many African nations, is proof enough that prayers don’t work. He stated this on Twitter, writing; ”Africa is a proof that prayer doesn’t work” Damola’s post evoked a series of reactions from religious fanatics, atheists and many others who shared their thoughts on the matter. See the post: Reacting, @BoneKnightmare; The Bible spells out a 400 year curse that ended in 2019 so something is working apparently. All of this stuff was written exactly the way it was plotted out. A lost tribe? Check. 400 year curse? Check. People moved to a foreign land? Check. Curse lifted? Check. @NtombiTurquoise; Noah cursed black people through his son Ham. Ham is the father of black people after the flood @fred84868612; Prayer works my dear .. the situation African is at th

A woman has gone online to renounce feminism while begging for interested men to marry her.   The woman said she spent years being a feminist and she's now at the point where no man wants her.   She added that she feels bad when she sees her married friends and she has come to realize that "men are the best."   Crying, she begged for interested men to send her a DM and said she does not care if he's rich, poor, handsome, or ugly, as long as he's a man and breathing.  She promised that if any man proposes to her, she'll marry him immediately, do everything for him, wash his clothes and be submissive.   Watch her speak in the video below. View this post on Instagram A post shared by VIRALNEWSANDGIST (@viralnewsandgist)

  The Uk has sanctioned Teodoro Obiang Mangue, the son of Equatorial Guinea's president for misappropriating millions of dollars spent on luxury mansions, private jets and a $275,000 glove worn by Michael Jackson. UK Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab said Teodoro Obiang Mangue, who is also vice president of Equatorial Guinea, had participated in "corrupt contracting arrangements and soliciting bribes, to fund a lavish lifestyle inconsistent with his official salary as a government minister." In an unusual move, the UK said Obiang had bought a $100 million mansion in Paris, a $38 million private jet, a luxury yacht, and dozens of luxury vehicles including Ferraris, Bentleys and Aston Martins. and he also bought "a collection of Michael Jackson memorabilia including a $275,000 crystal-covered glove that the musician wore during his time.     The UK said its sanctions against Obiang include freezing of assets and a travel ban.    Obiang's father President Teodoro Obian

Widow of Haiti's assassinated president Jovenel Moise arrives home in bulletproof vest after being treated in Florida, US for wounds she suffered in the attack.   Martine Moise, 47, with her right arm in a sling and wearing a bulletproof vest, was received at Port-au-Prince airport by interim prime minister Claude Joseph, secretary of state for communications Frantz Exantus wrote on Twitter.   'The first lady... has just arrived in Haiti to take part in preparations for the state funeral' of her late husband, Exantus wrote, posting pictures of Martine Moise disembarking from a private plane accompanied by multiple security agents. She spent 10 days in hospital in Miami, Florida, where she had been airlifted after her husband was gunned down in their home in the early hours of July 7.   The state funeral services are set to take place on July 23 in Cap-Haitien, a historic city in the north of Haiti.   The day before Moise's widow's return, Jos

Nigerian-Finnish, Simon Ekpa has been appointed to take over daily broadcast on Radio Biafra following the detention of Nnamdi Kanu, leader of the Indigenous People Of Biafra (IPOB). Simon Ekpa takes over from Nnamdi Kanu at Radio Biafra The appointment was revealed by Ekpa on his official Facebook page on July 8, 2021. He said; “Our Leader, Mazi Nnamdi on this day, 8th of July 2021 directed that I, Simon Ekpa should start broadcasting from Radio Biafra with immediate effect. “On this note, it is honour, and at the same time, a call to service, a call to serve Biafra nation, and a call to serve lovers of freedom. “This task, I will do with everything in me to see that we maintain the momentum and the legacy of our leader, Mazi Nnamdi Kanu, and IPOB. “I will serve with everything in me and I will double my effort in media, diplomacy, and otherwise to the best interest of Biafra people. “I am just a servant and I will serve. Our leader will continue to lead this struggle from wherever he

  Reno Omokri has tackled those criticizing general overseers of Nigerian churches who did not attend the funeral of late Prophet T.B Joshua.   According to the former presidential aide, Nigeria's economy is dying and the topic on the Internet is about those that did not attend the funeral of a dead man. He averred that people only attend funerals of those they associated with while they were alive. His post reads ''Whether in religion, politics, or entertainment, in life, people usually only attend the funerals of men and women they associated with during their lives. If you did not associate with someone while that person lived, and more importantly, that person also did not associate associate with you in their lifetime, it is hypocritical to go to their funeral. Nigeria generated ?3.4 trillion in 2020, and spent ?3.3 trillion servicing (not repaying) debt, and our priority is who did or did not attend a dead man’s funeral? The man has died and cannot un-die. But our eco

The Nigerian Correctional Service (NCS) has published the photos of four inmates who escaped from a prison facility in Jos, Plateau state.   The photos were released Friday, July 9, via the NCS's Facebook account in a post titled: Faces of inmates that escaped from Jos Custodial Centre.   The NCS disclosed that the inmates escaped around 2am on July 8 and advised members of the public who have useful information that could lead to the re-arrest of the fugitives to contact the nearest police station.     Mr Samuel Aguda, the Controller- in-Charge of the command, confirmed the development to newsmen on Friday in Jos.   Aguda, who said the incident occurred in the wee hours of Thursday, attributed the development to negligence on the part of personnel on duty.     He said: "Yesterday [Thursday], at about 1 a.m., four suspects, who are awaiting trial over the kidnapping and armed robbery, escaped from our facility.   "When I came to the scene, I realised that it is either tha