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62-year-old herbalist arrested for allegedly raping minor   The Adamawa State Police Command on Saturday, July 23, apprehended a 62 years old man for allegedly raping a 14 years old minor in Zagun village, Numan local government area. The suspect identified as  Godwin Sanda, a resident of Zagun village, allegedly took undue advantage of the victim's status kept in his custody as a herberlist for treatment.  Confirming the incident, the spokesperson of the state police command, DSP Suleiman Nguroje, said the incident was reported to the Divisional Police  Headquarters, Numan by the victim's mother Maryam Abubakar. Preliminary Investigation reveals, that the victim was suffering from mental disorder and was rushed to the suspect for possible medication by her mother. In a twist of event, suspect advised the mother to go back home pending when the victim will recover and it was as a result of the mother's absence for a period of five days, the suspect had unlawful canal...

A 22-year-old woman had no idea she was pregnant until she went to the toilet, thinking she had a stomach ache, and saw a baby in the toilet bowl when she tried to flush. Lucy Jones, a trainee flight attendant thought her stomach ache was period pain after feeling unwell back in March. But while in bed the next morning, the 22-year-old said her tummy "flipped" and she dashed to the loo. While using the toilet, she said she heard a "crash", looked down and discovered the baby she didn't know she was having. The first-time-mum claims she was terrified as she had no idea she was expecting given she had no symptoms throughout her pregnancy. She added that she took contraception daily and still had her periods. She also said she had a medical examination when she would have been eight months pregnant and two pregnancy tests came back negative. She said she worked 70-hour per week, drank often and went clubbing around 15 times throughout her pregnancy, including just ...

WHY MOST MEN ARE STILL SINGLE A LESSON TO SINGLE LADIES PRAYING FOR A GOOD MAN.  Women want to marry you because you're: Rich, Famous, Financially Stable, and Hardworking, Humble, a Good Listener, caring, you've got six packs, you've got broad shoulders, you're Tall, etc. They never really wonder: “WHY WOULD HE WANT TO MARRY ME?” It's a stupid question, yeah! But why should your man marry you? Why not one of your friends? Why not other ladies? Why would he want to spend forever with you? Why are you so special? What stands you out? WOULD never really ask themselves these questions. And that's where the real problem lies. You cannot seriously hope to get married to a man and have a happy home and not know what men want. You think it's because you're beautiful or sexy? You really think it's because of big nyansh? You're getting it all wrong. The Attributes that men look out for in a woman are *Understanding *Faithfulness  *Loyalty  *Respect  *Suppo...

Physical attraction is important, but lasting relationships are built on character, peace, and values. Choosing substance over spec leads to stronger, healthier, and more fulfilling marriages. As you grow older, you begin to understand that physical “spec” isn’t everything. Big curves, flawless looks, tall-dark-and-handsome vibes, and Instagram-perfect filters may catch your attention, but they are not what build a home or raise children. This is not to say that physically attractive people cannot make great partners. Beauty is a blessing, and there’s nothing wrong with appreciating aesthetics. A little vanity can make life colorful and exciting. But here’s the truth: substance sustains what attraction starts. It is easier to teach someone with character how to improve their appearance than to teach someone focused only on appearance how to develop depth, kindness, and integrity. The same applies to both men and women. You are not marrying a mannequin. Yo...

​ Naira weakened against the U.S. dollar at the official market on Friday, after the currency appreciated in the last two consecutive business days at the spot market. The local unit which opened trading at N427.00 closed at N430.00 to a dollar on Friday, data posted on the  FMDQ website  where forex is officially traded showed. This implies a N4.00 or 0.94 per cent devaluation from N426.00 it exchanged in the previous market session on Thursday. The naira reached an intraday high of N406.90 and anchored to a low of N444.00 before closing at N430.00 per $1 on Friday, the last business day of the week. This is the weakest rate the currency traded at the Nafex window this week. However, the weakest rate the naira has exchanged this year was the N430.33 mark it closed on Friday last week. The currency has been trading within the range of N417 and N430.33 benchmarks at the official market within the last six months amidst forex scarcity. Foreign exchange supply at the market on Fr...