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Police officer allegedly rapes, impregnates 15-year-old niece, aborts five-month-old pregnancy.
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The International Federation of Women Lawyers (FIDA) has vowed to ensure that the police officer serving with the Special Investigation Branch (SIB), Nasarawa Command is prosecuted for allegedly raping and impregnating his 15-year-old niece and aided the termination of the five-month-old pregnancy. Chairperson of FIDA in the state, Mrs Rabiatu…
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A video of some Nigerian women praying for money stark n@ked is making rounds online.
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In the video, the women who stood next to empty bags prayed for money that would give them a better status in society. One of them was also heard praying to get more money each time she gave to people. Watch the video below……
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The Pyramids of Giza are a mysterious and marvelous feat of engineering.
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And experts assert that the 4,500-year-old Red Sea Scrolls give an unprecedented look at who may have built these ancient wonders — and how. In 2013, a groundbreaking discovery at Wadi al-Jarf on the Red Sea coast of Egypt unveiled a treasure trove of papyri, the oldest known to humanity.…
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John Lee – “The man they could not hang”.
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One of hangman James Berry’s most famous (non) jobs was the strange case of John Lee at 8.00 a.m. on Monday the 23rd of February 1885 at Exeter prison. All the normal preparations were made on the gallows, set up in the coach house, but when Berry operated the lever,…
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Sgt. 1st Class Mark DWayne Jenkins: A tribute for a soldier I will miss
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By Col. Donald P. Laucirica Colorado National Guard I first got to know Sergeant Jenkins when, as the new Special Operations Detachment commander, we conducted a commander’s inventory, required as part of taking command. He was outgoing, loud, and entirely unconcerned about what impression he was making on me, the incoming…
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Gin And Tonics Were Born From Malaria.
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Malaria in colonial India was a major problem for British citizens and soldiers and, as a result, they relied on quinine to combat the disease. Derived from the bark of the cinchona tree, quinine was popular with European settlers in South America during the 17th century as an anti-fever drug. In colonial…
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We Honor Travis W. Atkins: Thank You For Your Service
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101st Airborne’s Medal of Honor Recipient that sacrificed his life by throwing himself on a suicide bomber to save his men. Travis W. Atkins was born on Dec. 9, 1975, in Great Falls, Montana. Atkins enlisted on Nov. 9, 2000, and attended basic infantry training at Fort Benning, Georgia. He…
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When Queen Anne Boleyn’s head was removed and held up to the crowd at her exEcution in 1536, her mouth kept moving!
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😳 In Anne’s last moments, she knelt down in preparation for the exEcutioner’s blow, and began to pray loudly. In an instant, the exEcutioner b~headed Anne with a single strike of his sword. Some eyewitnesses reported that Anne’s lips continued to move for several seconds after her b~heading. Did she…
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KISS OF LIFE 1968
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In 1968, the author received the Pulitzer Prize for this photograph – one of the most prestigious awards in the United States, which is awarded for achievements in music, cinema, theater and journalism. The picture shows two electricians, Randall Champion and Jay Thompson, hanging from a power pole. That day…
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Beneath the vast expanse of the Atlantic Ocean lies an astonishing tale filled with ambition, sorrow, and revelation.
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The S.S. Central America, often referred to as the “”Ship of Gold,”” has fascinated people not only due to its valuable cargo but also because of a mysterious relic dubbed the “”Mona Lisa of the Deep.”” In 1857, the S.S. Central America set sail on what would tragically become its…