DOUALA: Captain in Deep Trouble for Fraudulently Selling Land

 Captain Emmanuel Neba Tikum has been referred to the Prosecutor's office at the Military court in Douala to answer charges related to land fraud. He was also accused of attacking the land owner with at least seven accomplices who will also stand before the Military Court of Douala to answer charges against forgery in private or commercial writing, usurpation of uniform and decoration, Usurpation of title, illegal possession of firearms, simple threats and conditional threats.

Man Caught Raping Neighbor's Goat, after Raping Cow and Chicken (PHOTOS)

A man who was nearly lynched to death by an angry mob after he raped a goat says he had sex with the animal because he was rejected by women.
Gabrielle Simiyu was caught in the act by his neighbour late at night and angry residents claimed it wasn’t the first time the motorcycle taxi operator had violated farm animals in their village.
They claimed the 26-year-old had previously engaged in sex acts with a cow and chicken.
Simiyu was arrested after the female goat’s owner, Richard Wanyonyi, heard bleating and checked his shed in the village of Nangwe, Kenya, on Friday night.

Prophet TB Joshua Finally Speaks on ‘Failed’ US Election Prophecy…This is What He Has to Sa

 

Following the heavy buzz caused by his prediction how the US presidential election will turn out, Prophet TB Joshua has finally broken silence.  

Highly revered Nigerian prophet, Temitope Joshua, popularly known as Prophet TB Joshua, has talked about his controversial prophecy about the American presidential elections. The prophet has said his prophesy on US election was not off the mark.

Unbelievable: Popular Pastor says he Regrets Breaking his Virginity Late.

 The spokesperson of the group calling itself the Association of Virgin Pastors, Job Antwi say he regrets breaking his virginity very late.
The Man of God who tied the knot last weekend said, he never knew there was something sweet in a women until he married.

“I never knew sex is this sweet; since I was born I have not experienced this before. It is sweeter than everything, in fact I wish I can do it every day” he stated in an interview on Joy FM’s Weekend City show.

100 Brainwashed Chibok Girls Refuse to Leave Boko Haram

 About 100 schoolgirls are unwilling to go home after being kidnapped more than two years ago in Nigeria by the Islamic State (ISIS/ISIL)-linked jihadist group Boko Haram. Officials say the girls may have been radicalized, according to news reports.
Some of the girls may refuse to leave their captors because of fear that they will be labeled “Boko Haram wives,” a designation that will prompt abuse and reflection from conservative communities in Nigeria, according to experts.
The nearly 276 girls were taken captive in April 2014 from the Government Girls Secondary School in the small and conservative Christian enclave in the predominantly Muslim northeastern state of Borno, known as Boko Haram’s birthplace, during a raid by terrorist group received global attention.
According to the Guardian, about 190 girls remain in captivity, of which the Nigerian government is currently trying to negotiate the release of 83.
In what some media outlets have described as possible Stockholm syndrome, where the captives identify with and feel affection for their kidnappers, nearly 100 of the girls are unwilling to be separated from their tormentors.
A Boko Haram commander told the told Nigerian newspaper Vanguard on Sunday that some of the girls had “been married off and radicalized into Boko Haram as soon as they were captured over two years ago.”
Meanwhile, Pogu Bitrus, chairman of the Chibok Development Association, is quoted by Daily Mail as saying, “more than 100 others appeared unwilling to leave their captors,” adding that “they were ashamed to return home because they were forced to marry extremists and have their babies.”
“We would prefer that they are taken away from the community and this country because the stigmatisation is going to affect them for the rest of their lives,” also said Bitrus. “Even someone believed to have been abused by Boko Haram would be seen in a bad light.”
“Any sign that there has been sexual contact with any man, and these men are Boko Haram, will cause a backlash. The likelihood they will return home is slim,” noted Mausi Segun, a researcher in Nigeria for Human Rights Watch, the international campaign organization.
Citing aid groups and psychologists on Tuesday, Reuters reports that 21 schoolgirls who were recently liberated by the Boko Haram jihadists risk being abused and rejected by their own communities.
“Women and girls held by Boko Haram have fear and anxiety about how their families and communities will receive them … people being scared of you is traumatizing in its own right,” Patricia Grey, head of women’s protection and empowerment for the International Rescue Committee (IRC) in northeast Nigeria, told Reuters.
“People often call former captives Boko Haram supporters or the enemy, and this could hinder girls getting the help they need as they fear the abuse will be even worse if they do so,” added the expert.
Bitrus spoke to Daily Mail about the ordeal of the kidnapped girls, many of whom are believed to have been taken as wives by jihadists and repeatedly raped while others have reportedly been forced to carry out taxing physical tasks.
Daily Mail reports:

Bitrus said the freed girls have told their parents they were separated into two groups early on in their captivity, when Boko Haram commanders gave them the choice of joining the extremists and embracing Islam, or becoming their slaves.
The latter group – made up of 104 girls – never saw their classmates again.
Mr Bitrus said they were used as domestic workers and porters but were not sexually abused. That group contain the 21 who were released last week and the 83 who the government are negotiating over.

In April, CNN published video footage of an interview of then-16-year-old Zara John, who was freed from Boko Haram in March 2015.
“She told me how much she relished her life with the Islamist militant commander to whom she was married off while in captivity for about a year, how he had taken care of her and provided all her needs,” noted the interviewer.
“If I had a gun when the Nigerian military came to rescue me, I would have shot at the soldiers,” declared the former captive.
The interviewer noted:

It could be Stockholm syndrome, or puppy love, or simply a case of a girl who, for the first time in her life as a young female in the hinterlands of northeast Nigeria, found a life purpose other than cooking and cleaning and babysitting for her family: she was part of a group which planned to take over the world.

Photos: Ugandan Boys Campaigning For Donald Trump Arrested At American Embassy In Kampala

Oct 26, 2016 – Pictures: Ugandan Youths Campaigning For Donald Trump Arrested At American Embassy In Kampala
2 paid activists were arrested yesterday at the US embassy in Kampala while attempting to campaign for US Republican Presidential candidate Donald J Trump.
According to the Daily Mirror, the two young activists who are from Uganda were humiliated and chased away from the embassy for attempting to disturb public peace.
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How are they sure Donald Trump has a plan for Africa? #mumu boys

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Mass Shooting In Houston Texas Shopping Mall: Police Shoot Suspect After Shooting 7

September 26, 2016 – Mass Shooting In Houston Texas Today Monday September 26, 2016: Suspect Shot By Police After Shooting 7 People
A man has been reportedly shot by police after he opened fire at a strip center in Houston Texas around 6:30am this morning.
The shooter whose identity is yet to be revealed reportedly shot seven people before police opened fire on him.

He is being transported to a local hospital as at the time of this report.
This mass shooting took place at the Randalls supermarket strip center on Weslayan at Bissonnet in South West Houston.
Houston Police Department is urging people to avoid the area.

Robert Mugabe: “I Was Dead Now I’m Alive” – Zimbabwe’s President Responds To Death Rumour

                                   
Earlier this week, ‘RIP Mugabe’ hashtag floods Twitter with many wishing the nonagenarian a safe transition to the great beyond.
However, he shut down the rumour as he arrived home today from a medical treatment overseas.
Here is what the controversial ruler told reporters in Harare today.

“It is true that I was dead. And I resurrected. As I always do. Are we speaking to a ghost?” someone asked him. “Once I get back to my country, I am real,”.

7 Tricks To Learn Any Language In 7 Days

 

Do you really have to travel to another country to learn the language? The 10-language twins undertook the challenge of learning a language in a week in Berlin, their city of residence. What can we learn from how they learned? 

What’s possible in a week? If you dedicated seven days to the achievement of one goal, how ambitious could you make this goal? These were the questions that the multilingual twins Matthew and Michael Youlden posed themselves when they determined to learn Turkish in one week. They would attempt to liberate themselves from the distractions and responsibilities of modern-day life in order to cram eight hours of study time into their daily routine. Here are the seven things that I learned by observing some of the world’s most capable language learners.

1. Get To Know Why

Lesson learned: Clearly define your goal at the very beginning and then plot a route towards this goal’s achievement.

The twins set themselves the challenge of learning a language in a week in order to stretch themselves, and then it was a question of choosing which language to learn. Turkish presented itself as a natural option; there are nigh on 300,000 Turkish speakers in Germany’s capital, and the areas of Kreuzberg and Neukölln are dotted with stores adorned with signs in Turkish. Truly understanding one’s environment in these neighbourhoods requires one to first understand Turkish.

2. Get Sticky

Lesson learned: Map and label your immediate environment in the new language from the very first moment. You’ll build and reinforce associations passively while going about your daily life.

The first operational step in the twins’ learning process was to decorate the entire apartment with sticky notes. This had an almost ceremonial touch to it as the twins delved into dictionaries and proceeded to label everything with its corresponding Turkish name. Within the space of about an hour it was impossible to carry out any menial task, be it making a coffee or flicking off a light switch, without first being presented with at least three different words related to this action.

3. Get A Partner

Lesson learned: There are few better motivations than a peer with the same goal. Whether you’re motivated by competition or a sense of mutual responsibility, the mere presence of a learning partner is likely to exert just the right amount of pressure to keep you on track.

The importance of the other twin’s presence became immediately apparent as Matthew and Michael delegated responsibilities for rooms to decorate with sticky notes. This simple task was augmented by continuous little tests that they would spring on one another, and the fact that they split up their day slightly differently and studied different topics meant that each twin became a source of knowledge for the other; the question how do you say that again? was met surprisingly often with an answer. The most extraordinary moment came towards the end of the week when the twins simply switched their everyday conversations to Turkish, asking one another if they wanted tea or coffee, were ready to cook dinner or when they were going to leave the house the next day.

4. Prepare Mini-Motivations

Lesson learned: You need landmarks on your route towards your goal. These landmarks can consist of small challenges - real life interactions in the language, for example - which force you to prepare areas of vocabulary to overcome them. The gratification that will come with their completion will serve to spur you on to ever greater heights.

Matthew and Michael had numerous micro-challenges throughout the week. On the first day they were visited by a Turkish friend who greeted them in Turkish and complimented them on how quickly they’d picked up their first words and phrases. They then learned the names of fruits and the numbers from one to a billion so that they could visit the Turkish market in Kreuzberg (although they refrained from purchasing nine hundred thousand kumquats). Displaying their haul after their first functional exchange in Turkish, they beamed with pride and a palpable sense of accomplishment before marching back home to study further.

5. Eat The Language

Lesson learned: Find a way to tie everything you do to learning. Surround yourself with the food, the music and the films, so that even in your downtime you can prime your mind towards the language and perhaps trigger further areas of interest and motivation.

On our second visit to the brothers’ apartment 24 hours into the week, we found them sampling dozens of different kinds of Turkish snacks. Like kids staring at the backs of cereal packs before heading to school, the nutritional information and various special offers and competitions on the packaging were analysed during snack breaks. There was no moment of complete removal from the language learning process during the eight hours that the twins had allotted to it. The intensity ebbed and flowed, but it never dissipated entirely.

6. Use What You Already Know

Lesson learned: The greater the depth of processing, the more likely the information will be remembered. Find pleasure in drawing parallels and making comparisons between the language(s) you already know and your new language.

One of the twins’ most common phrases was, “ah, that’s a bit like in … ?” They were constantly using their existing knowledge to support the ever-growing knowledge of Turkish. Not only did this spark some energetic exchanges regarding the etymology of various words, but it also ensured new words would never be forgotten once woven into their web of associations. Even if you are learning your second language, you will likely come across words that share common origins with words in your native tongue.

7. Variation is the spice of life

Lesson learned: So you have your route plotted and an idea of your favored methods, but do remember to try new things; your new language has just as many sources as your native language.

The twins spent a lot of time engrossed in books or on their computers and apps, flicking and swiping their way through exercises eagerly, but at other times they were to be found searching busily for Turkish radio stations and write-ups of Turkish football games on the web. There is no definitive method to learn a language, nor any tool or teacher that will single-handedly deliver you to the holy grail of fluency. Language is written, spoken, read and heard. Each of these areas is considered a core skill within which there are myriad potential inputs; would you restrict yourself to one in your native language? All too often, people enter their weekly language class to converse with their teacher, but then barely have any contact with other native speakers or the media being broadcast in their target language. Try something new every day. Listen to a cheesy song, read a newspaper article from a newspaper whose politics differ from your own, write a story for kids, attempt some improvised theatre and talk to yourself while cooking. Spice it up and add some flavour to your language learning!