In Delta Woman beats, strips and drags son to school over stolen N5000

News reports have revealed the drastic actions taken by a mother to discipline her son for stealing N5000 from her purse.


The incident which reportedly took place in Kwale, Delta state, had many shocked at the extent to which the mother went.

She had severely beaten her 9-yr-old son, with wounds all over his body, before stripping him naked and dragging him to school.

Her reasons being to teach him a lesson as well as to inform his teachers and his school mates of his misdemeanor.

Do you think she overreacted over the situation?

Insane Man arrested for attempting to rape pregnant woman

A 34-year-old man, Samuel Onochie, has been arrested by the Lagos State Police Command, for attempting to rape an eight-month-old pregnant woman in broad daylight in the Jakande area in Eti-Osa Local Government Area of the state.

It was gathered that the Law Diploma graduate of the University of Benin, Edo State, had ambushed the woman on Sunday, January 24, at about 6am while she was passing through the area and attempted to forcefully have sex with her by throwing her to the floor and stripping her of her wrapper.

The suspect went further to dip his fingers into the woman's private part and was about penetrating her with his manhood when a man who was passing by, heard her screams for help and rushed to the scene where he rescued the woman and held onto Onochie while the woman rushed to the Ilasan Police Division to report the assault, leading to his arrest.

The suspect who was been arraigned before a Tinubu Magistrate’s Court sitting in the state on one count of sexual assault, pleaded not guilty when the charge was read to him.

The presiding magistrate, Mr. L.A. Owolabi, however, granted him bail in the sum of N100,000 while ordering that he be remanded in the prison pending the time he would perfect his bail conditions, which includes providing two sureties in like sum, who must be related by blood to him and must have paid three years tax to the Lagos State Government.

Wickedness Man stabs best friend over N200 (Very Graphic Photos)

A man in Onitsha, Anambra State, is currently battling for his life in the hospital after he was brutally stabbed by his best friend over the sum of N200 being the balance of a burial levy he was charged to pay.

According to witnesses, the man identified as Ikenna, had paid N800 out of the N1,000 that his age grade were levied for the burial of a kinsman and was yet to pay the balance at the time of the fight with his friend, Ugo, mandated to collect the money.

It was gathered that when Ugo continued to pester Ikenna for the money, an argument ensued between them, leading up to the fight that later turned bloody with Ugo using a broken bottle to stab his friend several times.

Ikenna was said to have been rescued by a policeman who rushed him to a hospital in the town where is currently receiving treatment while the assailant has been arrested.

Contaminated Ogogoro Kills 2, Injures 3 In Ugieda Etsako Edo State

2 people have died after consuming some quantity of locally-brewed gin popularly called “Ogogoro’’, believed to have been contaminated, a correspondent of the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports .

The correspondent, who visited Ugieda, South Ibie, in the Etsako-West Local Government Area of Edo on Thursday where the incident took place, reported that three persons were hospitalised at an undisclosed health facility, after taking the substance.

An eye-witness, Mr Lukman Rilwan, told NAN that the five persons who consumed the local brew, had complained of stomach ache afterwards.

“After they consumed the gin, they began to complain of stomach ache; unfortunately two died immediately, while three others are currently hospitalised.”

The traditional ruler of South Ibie Clan, Alhaji Kelvin Danesi, and the Chairman, Etsako-West Local Government, Mr Yesufu Busari, who confirmed the incident, said that a ban would be placed on consumption of the gin.

Dad arrested for taking daughter’s phone as punishment

When Ronald Jackson found a text he thought was rude and inappropriate on his then-12-year-old daughter’s phone in September 2013, he took the cell away. But the child’s mother, Michelle Steppe, got mad at his action and she called the police.


WFAA reported that the 36-year-old, who hails from Grande Prairie, Texas, had been charged with theft of property of at least $50 but under $500 after confiscating his daughter’s iPhone 4 when he found an inappropriate text in September 2013.

Shortly thereafter, Jackson recieved a citation for the “theft,” a Class C misdemeanor. Jackson was then offered a plea deal in January 2014 if he returned the phone, attained legal representation, and requested a jury trial.
That’s when the city attorney’s office refiled the case with a harsher offense, a Class B misdemeanor, punishable to up to six months in jail and a $2,000 fine.
After a warrant was placed on him, Jackson was arrested and taken into custody in April 2015, but managed to post the $1,500 bail to avoid incarceration during his trial.
Eventually, the judge ordered for Jackson to be found not guilty, citing insufficient evidence to continue the case.
Jackson described the ordeal to CBSDFW:
“I was being a parent. You know, a child does something wrong, you teach them what’s right. You tell them what they did wrong and you give them a punishment to show that they shouldn’t be doing that.”
The teen’s mother, Michelle Steppe, told the court on Monday that she called police the day that Jackson took the phone, and that they went to Jackson’s home and asked for the iPhone back, but Jackson refused.
Jackson defended his actions to WFFA:
“At that point, I decided the police don’t interfere with my ability to parent my daughter.”
But Steppe felt she was justified, as she told WFAA:
“You can’t take someone’s property, regardless if you’re a parent or not.”

Jackson reportedly was not a part of his daughter’s life until she was seven years old, but following the incident, he told CBSDFW that he “can’t ever have a relationship with them again.”
He was offered a plea deal in January 2014 if he would return the phone. Instead, Jackson hired an attorney and requested a jury trial.
The case moved to Dallas County and, unbeknownst to Jackson, a warrant was issued for his arrest. The police showed up at his door around 2 a.m. in April 2015, and Jackson was handcuffed and taken to jail.
“It made no sense to me for them to show up and make a big deal out of something that was a small thing,” Jackson said. “I couldn’t believe they would go to this extent for a cellphone. It didn’t seem right.” He posted $1,500 bail and was released after a night in jail.
“I’ve never seen anything like it,” John Cook, one of Jackson’s defense attorneys, told KHOU Wednesday. “You would think we were on the Jerry Springer Show.”

After just a two-day trial in which Jackson’s daughter, now 15, testified Dallas County Criminal Court Judge Lisa Green ordered the jury to find Jackson not guilty, citing insufficient evidence to prove a theft charge.
Steppe disagrees with the verdict. “Even if you purchase something with your own money and have a receipt, it’s not yours,” she said. “Someone can take it from you.”
He is now filing a Federal complaint of civil rights violation due to the way he was treated by police and the city attorney’s office. WFAA reports that Michelle Steppe’s fiance is an officer with the Grande Prairie police force.

5 Lagos Fire Fighters Stabbed By Area Boys While Trying To Put Out Fire In Ajegunle & Surulere

Lagos State Fire Service cried out yesterday over the frequent attacks on its men in line of duty, warning those involved to desist or face the law.

We learnt that more than five firemen have been attacked in various parts of the state.

The service director, Rasak Fadipe, said the officers were attacked at Idewu Street, Olodi-Apapa, Ajegunle and Odunsi Street in Surulere.

He described the officers as dedicated and hardworking, adding that their motive was to save lives and property.

According to him, the gallant officers responded to distress calls and were about to carry out their statutory duties when the hoodlums who wanted to loot saw them as obstacle and started attacking, stabbing and chasing them from the fire scene.

Fadipe explained that a senior officer was stabbed in the ear with a broken bottle; another was wounded in the head; others were manhandled.

“In order to prevent confrontation and breakdown of law and order, the officials retreated and ran for their lives. The mayhem was reported at Tolu and Itire Police stations and it led to the damage of a fire truck,” he said.

He hailed the Itire Divisional Police Officer (DPO) for intervening and rescuing the officers from further assault.

The fire boss appealed to the public to desist from damaging government facilities as tax payers money were expended on providing the amenities. The consequences of unwarranted but coordinated attacks on fire trucks, he said, were an indirect denial of dividend of democracy to others as the damaged truck cannot serve the need of Lagosians.

These women are fighting over a man

In these days where good men are hard to come by, it is important for women to hold tight to what they have or risk losing it to a rival.

This is exactly what these women exhibited. According to eyewitnesses, the women happened to be dating the same man and they had, at various times, warned each other to stay off the man, to no avail.

On the day of reckoning, one of the women was said to have gone to visit the man very early in the morning and met her rival sprawled on the bed.


Fighting to keep their man

To protect her territory, the woman at home ordered her out and an argument ensued which led to what is called in this clime, 'rofo-rofo' fight. The man was said to have pushed the women out of his house where they continued the battle in the mud to the amazement, and maybe, admiration of onlookers.