ebbytonice.com: 2013-01-27

01/02/2013

PHOTONEWS: $620.000 scandal, Farouk Lawan Remanded In Prison

OH GOD! I'M GOING TO PRISON

THIS PEOPLE "NEVA KNOW ANYTHING"

31/01/2013

5 Ways To Know If Your Ex Wants You Back

Most of us have had the experience of losing the person we love and then having that person popping back up on our doorstep. Timing is everything in love, and sometimes, the first time wasn’t the right time. The Relationship Guide has offered five ways to know that your ex might want you back. The list is interesting and might help you to know if the person is serious and whether or not you could be walking right into a trap.

Here’s how you might be able to know if your ex is trying to get back in your good graces:

1) They call you first: The person initiating the contact usually has a reason for doing so. Maybe he or she is bored, or things aren’t working out on their end. Regardless, they now see you as someone they want to speak with, when they didn’t feel that way a month ago.

2) They want to stay on the phone with you forever: If someone rushes off the phone, they’ve got other things to do. If they stay on the phone, they are trying to do YOU.

3) They explain how they’ve changed: If there was a reason things didn’t work out the first time, they might be tempted to explain why things will be different this time around. If the person was abusive, they might tell you how they’ve found Jesus, went back to school or are now in rehab. Usually, none of this matters, since the core of a person’s soul doesn’t usually change that much over time.

4) They want to see you in person and physically touch you: If a person wants to be with you again, talking on the phone won’t be enough. Eventually, they will want to see and touch you. Don’t do it unless you are sure that you might want to be with them as well, and expect that this situation is going to be different.

5) They start asking a lot of questions to find out if you’re dating someone else: Most people don’t want to end up barking up the wrong tree. Asking questions is a good way to find out if there is someone else in the picture.

Can’t tell you if you should get back with your ex or not. It’s up to you. But at least knowing what you’re getting yourself into can be a good way to avoid disaster.

30/01/2013

In Nigeria, The Bigger You Steal The Smaller The Punishment!

In a country like Nigeria where people steal billions and get a pat in the back, Adepoju Jamiu, a 23-year-old man was yesterday sentenced to three years imprisonment for stealing a China BlackBerry phone worth N17,000.

He was sentenced by the Ikare Magistrate’s Court, Ondo state for stealing the phone from one Suleiman Asimiyi.

This offence, according to the police prosecutor, Aigbojie Amileomen, violates Section 383(1) volume one, of criminal laws of Ondo State of Nigeria, 2006.
Amileomen reportedly said the accused committed the offence in November 2012 at about 5.30 a.m. at Olukare Central Mosque, Inu Odi, Okela, Ikare.

Without any fuss, the accused pleaded guilty as charged and was subsequently sentenced to three years in prison without an option of fine by the Chief Magistrate, Sunday Adeniyan, who presided over the case.

In is glaring that in Nigeria today the bigger you steal, the smaller the punishment and vice visa.

28/01/2013

21-year-old Nigerian hangs himself in UK over fear of deportation

Nollywood actress, Tonto Dikeh will not cease to swim in controversies.
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Riliwanu Balogan was found hanged at Glen Parva Young Offender’s Institute in Leicester in 2011, a day after his 21st birthday.

The inquest heard he had told staff he had nothing to live for. The hearing coincided with the release of a report which said the centre had improved but there were still problems.
The jury inquest, which finished Thursday, January 24, 2013, heard Mr Balogan moved to the UK when he was seven-years-old and spent much of his childhood in institutions. He was transferred to Glen Parva, which holds men aged 18 to 21, in April 2011 to await deportation.

The morning he was found hanged on 8 May 2011 he was assessed by staff after cutting himself.
Paul Mayfield, a senior prison officer, said at the hearing: “He told me he had nothing to live for. He said ‘I’ll be deported back to Nigeria. I’ve got no-one back there. I’ll be living in the slums.”

He was taken to Leicester Royal Infirmary after staff tried to revive him but died a week later.

The hearing also heard he had a string of previous convictions and that at the end of April he struggled to speak to a nurse because he was sobbing so hard.
An interim report by the Inspectorate of Prisons showed the institute was “making sufficient progress” since its last inspection in 2009.

Inspectors, who visited after Mr Balogan’s death, said they were pleased to see improvements in the management of vulnerable prisoners and that suicide and self-harm was “generally well-managed”. But concerns were raised over dirty accommodation and the limited amount of time detainees spent outside their cells.
On Thursday, the jury recorded a verdict of misadventure

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