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Photo Of Two Women Nabbed For Selling Three Day Old Baby In Delta
Two women, Tessi Ikechukwu and Lauretta Akomen, have been arrested by the Delta State Police Command for allegedly stealing and selling a three day old baby for N2 million....Click to Read More
The police also rescued a three day baby from the suspects.
Delta State Police Public Relations Officer, SP Bright Edafe disclosed this in a statement on Thursday.
“On 1/10/2024, at about 1830hours, a tricycle rider (name withheld) came to Ekpan Police Station and reported that while he was on his daily commercial operation, four women boarded his tricycle, on reaching Efurrun Roundabout, two of them alighted from the tricycle.
“One of the two women who alighted handed over a newborn baby boy to the women left in his tricycle and he heard one of them saying ‘the balance has been paid’ while saying that when they get to their destination, they should inform her.
“The tricycle rider smartly diverted the two women, Tessi Ikechukwu and Lauretta Akomen, and the newborn baby to Ekpan Police Station.
“Preliminary investigation revealed that one of the suspects Lauretta Akomen, aged 38 years, bought the baby for the sum of N2 million from a traditional home located in Port Harcourt where they harbour teenage girls, and got men to have sex with them till they are pregnant after which they sell the babies to people looking for children.
“The suspect also revealed that she was given a drug which she took for some time to make her look pregnant. She later led the DPO CSP Aliyu Shaba and operatives to the house of one Gloria (surname unknown) who acted as an agent between her and the traditional home.
“Suspects are in custody while a manhunt for the other accomplices is ongoing,” the statement reads.
Meanwhile, the Delta State Commissioner of Police, CP Olufemi Abaniwonda, has thanked the tricycle rider for being a patriotic citizen, just as he urged others to emulate him.
The boy, whom she had last seen when he was just two years old, was understandably confused, as he struggled to recognize the face of the woman embracing him with such overwhelming joy....Click to Read More
After being away from each other for nearly ten years apart, a heartwarming reunion between a Nigerian mother and her son has warmed many hearts online even as the child struggled to recognize his mother.
The mother, identified as @veragold7 on TikTok, who had been separated from her son for eight long years, shared an emotional video of their reunion on TikTok, sparking waves of empathy and love online.
The boy, whom she had last seen when he was just two years old, was understandably confused, as he struggled to recognize the face of the woman embracing him with such overwhelming joy.
“God will do it for you. My sister you will see them. Am so happy right now. I don finally see my son after 8 years I left him God thank you. October 10 is his birthday. He will be 10 years,” she captioned the video.
The touching video has since gone viral, with many social media users expressing their support for the family and their admiration for the mother’s perseverance through the difficult years of separation.
It is not clear why she left her son for so long.
Watch the video below …
@veragold7 #fyp #goviral #foryou ♬ original sound – Mummy Zara
Low self-esteem can manifest in different ways and can play a pivotal role in an individual’s life. Low self-esteem in men may not always be glaring from the start and may show in subtle ways till they can no longer be ignored....Click to Read More
Here are five common signs of low self-esteem in men: While a healthy level of competitiveness is normal, men with low self-esteem often take this to an extreme.
They may constantly feel the need to prove their worth or superiority over others, whether in professional settings, social situations, or even in casual games.
Men struggling with low self-esteem may exhibit an unusually high sensitivity to criticism. They might take constructive feedback personally or react negatively and disproportionately, seeing it as an attack on their character rather than an opportunity to improve.
Those with low self-esteem might avoid social interactions because they feel inadequate or fear judgment. This withdrawal can sometimes be mistaken for introversion, but it’s often rooted in feelings of insecurity and a fear of being exposed as less than perfect.
A man with low self-esteem might go out of his way to please others, often at the expense of his own needs and desires. This behaviour stems from a fear of rejection and a deep-seated need for external validation.
Men with low self-esteem often have a pervasive sense of pessimism and engage in critical, negative self-talk. They may belittle their achievements and express doubt about their abilities, focusing predominantly on their perceived failures or inadequacies.
Encouraging open discussions about feelings of self-worth and providing support can help men confront and overcome these challenges. With the right tools and support, individuals can work towards building a healthier self-image and improving their overall quality of life.
women identified as Jane, Edinah and Lonah, were killed elsewhere and their bodies were later disposed of....Click to Read More
A woman and her two daughters have been brutally murdered in a village in Nyamira county, Kenya.
The bodies of the deceased who left their home to visit a relative were found dumped in separate ditches in the Motagara and Gesima area of Nyamira County on Tuesday, October 1, 2024.
According to NTV, a local administrator confirmed that the women identified as Jane, Edinah and Lonah, were killed elsewhere and their bodies were later disposed of.
“The women were not killed here; only the bodies were brought back. She had gone to visit her sister when the tragic events unfolded,” a local investigator stated.
Footage shared captured the residents’ anguish as they grappled with the tragic loss.
A grieving villager expressed deep sorrow, lamenting the lack of action regarding the rising number of violent deaths in the area.
He urged the government to intervene, citing local authorities’ inaction.
“Five people have died, not from illness but from murder. We plead with the government for help. People are being killed mercilessly, and although our local authorities are aware, they have never responded adequately,” he said.
The authorities have pledged to investigate the incidents thoroughly and hold the responsible parties accountable.
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