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  • [Photo] Police arrest suspected cultists with female pant, charms in Delta

    [Photo] Police arrest suspected cultists with female pant, charms in Delta

    Police operatives attached to the Delta state police command raiders unit, have arrested twenty suspected cultists at a black spot in Ogarafe, Oghara in Ethiope west LGA of the state.

    Confirming the arrest to newsmen, the spokesperson of the state police command, DSP Edafe Bright, said during the raid of the hot spot, a fabricated wooden gun, six hundred and forty-eight wraps of weed suspected to be Indian hemp, one used female pant, various charms, one Knife, Sixteen bottles of codeine, ten packs of razlers, one Grinder used in grinding weeds and the sum of sixty-nine thousand (#69,000) were recovered from the suspect.

    He said the suspect will be arraigned in court soon.

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  • Pastor accused of selling, anointing women’s pants, bras with his pictures speaks

    Pastor accused of selling, anointing women’s pants, bras with his pictures speaks

    An Abuja based pastor, J.S. Yusuf, accused of anointing the bras and pants of spinsters with his image, has debunked the trending stories about him as ‘fake news’.

    The fake report with photoshopped bras and pants, emblazoned with the pastor’s photo, was shared on the popular Nigerian social media platform, Nairaland on Thursday night, ten days after Yusuf’s church trashed the story. The fake news publisher is a news platform called ‘Abuja Reporters’.

    Pastor Shedrach Abang who issued a disclaimer on behalf of the church, Touch for Recovery Outreach International, on 21 January, said the report was concocted and dismissed it as false.

    “As a church, we do not take this report as just blackmail, but a calculated plan to steal, kill and destroy”.

    Yusuf is the senior pastor of the church, with acronym TROI.

    Read Abang’s statement:

    The fake pants and bras with Yusuf’s image

    Pastor J.S. Yusuf and his wife

  • I know how to take good care of men- Lizzy Gold

    I know how to take good care of men- Lizzy Gold

    Nollywood actress, Lizzy Gold has declared that she will not be found inadequate when it comes to satisfying the needs of a man she loves.

    The Delta State-born role interpreter made this known in a chat with The Sun.

    “I am an Itsekiri girl and I know that an average Itsekiri girl can cook and take good care of their men. They are also very hardworking and intelligent. We are very blunt and jovial people. I have never heard any bad stories about an Itsekiri girl.”

    Speaking further she advised ladies to desist from any form of toxic relationship.

    “Distance yourself from any relationship that is too toxic, whether platonic or intimate. Some relationships can drain your energy, walk away from bad energy. Life is too short to manage relationships. If it’s not giving you what you want, my sister, leave,” she said.

    TheNewsGuru, TNG recalls that the outspoken actress had revealed on her Instagram that she has stopped wearing of pants in order to avoid ritualists who use used female pants for ritual purposes.

    “I’m saying goodbye to wearing pants. No more wearing of underwear”, she blurted.

     

     

  • Hoodlums strip corps members in Ebonyi, collect pants, sanitary pads

    Two female members of the National Youth Service Corps, NYSC serving in Ebonyi state have become the latest victims of the pants for rituals practice presently ravaging the country.

    The two corps member, it was gathered, were reportedly forced by unidentified hoodlums to remove their clothes including their pants and hand them over to the hoodlums.

    One of the corps members, who was on her period also had her blood socked pants and sanitary pads taken away by the hoodlums.

    The incident, it was learnt, happened at Oshiegbe community, near the boundary between Ohaukwu and Ezza North local government area of Ebonyi State.

    Police spokesman in the State, Loveth Odah confirmed the incident.

    She said: “On 5th of February, 2019, Female corps members reported to Divisional Headquarters in Ohaukwu Local Government Area to report that on their way coming from Ezillo in Ishielu Local Government Area to Abakaliki, a Jeep stopped in front of them and asked them to pay N200 each to be conveyed to Abakaliki. They entered”.

    According to the spokesman, on reaching 135 Junction, at Ezzamgbo, the men diverted to another direction and told them that they wanted to pick something from a teacher at St. Michael Secondary School, Ezzamgbo.

    “When they got to Oshiegbe community, at the boundary area between Ohaukwu and Ezza North Local Government Areas, the driver stopped and came down”.

    “He told them that he wanted to ease himself. He immediately went to the back door, opened the door and pointed a gun at them; ordering them to come down and give them all their cloths including their pants.

    The spokesman said that one of the corps members shed tears when she remembered that she was in her period.

    “They collected their pants and her sanitary pad and drove off. Before driving off, they collected their phones and smashed them on the spot”.

    “We also learnt that when they meet women who are not wearing pants, they give them pants and force them to wear them for about five minutes before taking them away from their victims”, Odah said.

    She urged travelers to always go to designated motor parks to board vehicles to avoid such attack.

  • Why I don’t wear pants anymore- Nazo Ekezie

    Why I don’t wear pants anymore- Nazo Ekezie

    Nazo Ekezie is one role interpreter making waves in Nollywood at the moment. Armed with a flawless delivery and sensual body, the Ebonyi State University graduate undoubtedly has what it takes to dazzle in Nollywood.

    In this chat with TheNewsGuru, she opens up on her passion for acting, new movie, amongst other issues.

    Can you tell us more about you?

    My name is Nazo Ekezie. I am from Anambra State. Ozubulu to be precise. I’m the second child of four children. My father is late but my mother is still here.

     

    How long have you been acting?

     

    I have been here professionally since 2010.

     

    Recently, you went into movie production, what inspired that move?

    As some point I wanted to try something new. I developed this love for filmmaking. It has been there for a while. So, in 2018, I produced my first film. It’s titled Flawed. Featuring Ebere Okaro, More Duncan, my humble self, and other amazing actors.

     

     

    What were the challenges you passed through as a first time producer?

     

    I think doing a movie as a producer and also acting in same movie should be for only superheroes, because it was not easy at all. I had to think for everyone to make sure that the production goes well.It was not funny at all. I had to think from every angle to make sure everything was okay. I had a very good production manager, but I really got myself worked up.

    Another big challenge, I had was location issue. I paid for an office space in Lekki, then like a day before the shoot, the man in charge of the space called and said we can’t move in that the office was locked. Some government officials locked the place up. Then, he wouldn’t refund my money on time to get another office space. It was very tough, but I refused to be discouraged.We just changed plans and moved on.

    The good thing is, I have learned my lessons. Now I know what those other producers face. What they pass through. Now I understand them better. I have learned anything can go wrong during production. And most times, some mistakes or lapses is not entirely their faults.

     

    Flawed the movie, is trying to say that people have reasons for doing what they do. We all are not perfect. No matter how good and perfect we seem to look from the outside, there are lots of issues we still have to deal with on the inside.The movie also teaches that love conquers

     

    These days everyone, especially celebrities are always online showing off different lifestyle, what’s your take on this trend?

     

    I can only say that it depends on who and what you want for yourself. I think my biggest problem is realness. I don’t know how to fake it or pretend. I can’t even snap besides someone’s car because there is no gain in it. I’m so real to a fault. Although the society would expect more from us as a celebrities. A lot of actors are pressured by the society. Nigerians are conflicted, they want you to be humble, then the next minute, they complain you are too humble. These problems are often created by women. So, if people tend to live fake lifestyles, I won’t blame them. They have to meet up.

    What is your take on the prevalent female pants for rituals issue?

     

    It might sound cliché but I don’t wear pants anymore. Because I’m not going to joke with my destiny and if there’s anywhere that I’m taking my clothes off, my underwear are going straight to my bag.

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

  • Apostle speaks against stealing of female pants

    Apostle speaks against stealing of female pants

    The founder, Faith Revival Apostolic Church (FRAC), Apostle Paul Adenuga, has described the stealing of female pants to make quick money as very shameful.

    Adenuga condemned the act at the Christian Press of Nigeria (CPAN) breakfast meeting held in Lagos on Sunday.

    “You can imagine, some men go to steal women pants because they want to make sudden money and some of these men are caught and displayed on social media, what a shame,” he said.

    According to the Adenuga, one of the factors that has intensified such evil acts is that many churches have deviated from preaching the true message of the gospel.

    The Apostle posited that many churches preached more about how to make money and neglected the real gospel message that has moral instructions to help cultivate good virtues in Nigerian youths.

    He, therefore, urged parents, especially mothers, to intensify prayers for their wards not to be involved in the shameful acts.

     

  • I cannot stop wearing pants because of ritualists- Wini Lazarus

    Nigerian actress and entrepreneur, Win Lazarus has reacted over the sad trend of ritualists targeting female pants for money making rituals.

    The ‘Pregnant Wifey’ actress noted that the best way to combat the societal menace is for women to learn how to keep their pants well.

    In her words: “I think the best way to combat this is that women who cannot keep their pants or watch over their pants should stop wearing pants. I don’t feel comfortable without pants so I cannot stop wearing pants. How can I stop wearing pants because of these devilish people?”, she told TheNewsGuru

     

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  • VIDEO: Lady allegedly vomits naira notes after losing pants to ritualists

    There was confusion in several parts of Warri and environs on Sunday when a lady was said to be vomiting money around Effurun market area of Uvwie local government area after her pant was allegedly stolen at her residence few weeks ago.

    The news of the lady vomiting money spread to several parts of Warri, with friends calling the other to alert of the development. Some of those who called were not sure of where it happened.

    Some persons said the lady was seen vomiting dollars while others said she vomited high denomination of naira notes.

    According to a report making the rounds on the internet, at Effurun market , a lady said it took the extra effort of a Pastor to pray for several hours before the lady stopped vomiting the money.

    When pressed for photographs those who gave the story at the market said good neighbors around Ogaga street where the incident allegedly happened covered her face with wrapper while the prayer lasted.

    Meanwhile, the fear of Yahoo boys in Warri is the beginning of wisdom as speculations are rife in the city that the boys now use ladies pants for rituals. “They buy pants and even mobilise people to go steal pants which they buy and use for rituals. The pants cost as high as N250,000”

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    Confusion as lady vomits a bucket of money during deliverance in Urhumarho, Delta State. [Swipe]

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  • See why some ladies prefer fairly used pants, bras to new ones

    See why some ladies prefer fairly used pants, bras to new ones

    Some ladies in Lagos said they prefer buying fairly used pants and brassieres because they were durable and could get good bargain from market.

    They told reporters in separate interviews on Friday in Lagos that their preference for fairly used pants and bras was due to the fact that such products were genuine and last longer than new ones.

    Mrs Ann Adedeji, who was at Ikotun Central Market in Lagos, said that apart from durability, most of the fairly used pants and bras had trendy designs and were colourful.

    She said “I get more colourful bras and pants that are most times not available in boutiques and at the same time I get value for my money as they are durable.

    “You can only get unique bra designs here because the Ikotun Central Market is the main place for fairly used underwears.”

    Mrs Victoria Adejo, who was also at the market, it was after she suffered an embarrassing experience with a new bra that she decided to make do with fairly used ones.

    She said the hook of the bra she was wearing came-off while she was in a meeting in the office and was left in uncomfortable position all through the meeting.

    “Since that incident, I stopped buying panties and bras from boutiques,’’she said.

    Mrs Oluchi Onwuka, who sells used panties in Ikotun Market, said she never regretted venturing into the business.

    She said “it is a profitable business and I am growing in it.

    “I have boutique owners who come to buy in bulk; they wash and package them and resell at exorbitant rates and I am aware.”

    Miss Damilola Madu, who also deals in fairly used panties and bras, also says
    the underwears are durable and cheaper than new ones.

    Madu added that used bras held the breast firmly and the elasticity was retained for a very long time, unlike new ones.

    “Used undies are cheaper and last longer than new ones; that is the reason people come for it,” she said.

    However, a dermatologist, Dr Ayoola Adeyemi, warned against the use of fairly used bras and pants, saying it could cause bacterial infections.

    The doctor noted that since the health status of the initial user could not be verified, it would be advisable for individuals to desist from such acts.

    She added that “some bacterial infections could occur when we use fairly used panties because the health history of the initial user was not known.

    “Skin rashes, eczema, syphilis and other bacterial infections may occur,” she said.