No head was given her joo! Iro po!

It is illegal to reveal the identity of a minor involved in a segxwal case. What is wrong with people? What do you need the face for? So you can stigmatise her. SMH

Did anybody see anyone bathing in this video? It;s only the cameraman saying so. Nothing to corroborate his claims.
Guess he just wants to mislead some bloggers

I saw the video. There is nothing in the video to show that she is a pastor. It is an open gathering with a hightable covered with clothes and people sitting on the hightable. Nothing to suggest it is a church. Pastor was added as clickbait because Naija go wan see pastor.

This looks like something posted just for clout. There is no tangible evidence. No single obituary notice. Many journalists live in that Alagbole Akute axis. This would have been published if true. Every one corroborating it are all saying they heard a neighbour's friend was affected. Nobody has any direct link. That's the nature of rumours.

Nobody can confirm this. The thread is full of it happened to my friend's friend. No direct person, like someone who lost a brother or uncle etc. No single obituary. No single picture. That's why no media has picked it. No substance. This looks like a kite flown by someone who wants to trend.

Source?

Considering the prevailing situation of our country today, these activities are perilous and should be avoided in your own interest:

1.      Allowing your aged mother or grand mum to carry your newborn baby home unaccompanied

2.      Offering to help children not your own to cross a busy street (Sad, indeed)

3.      Offering sweet or biscuits to kids not your own (It’s bad manners to do this, anyway)

4.      Mentioning children in a phone conversation near a school (This is incredible but true. See Punch of today (Metro page)

5.      Carrying empty Ghana-must-go bags around (No kidding. It’s true. A chap was beaten blue and black in Lagos over the weekend. See Punch of today)

6.      Allowing your mentally challenged relatives to roam the street. (This is never good, anyway)

7.      Walking the streets in dirty clothes (Road side mechanics who take public transport in their work clothes had better change)

8.     Calling in an underaged hawker into your home. (A man was nearly killed for this too)
If you know any other not included, feel free to add.

http://johnaweonline.blogspot.com/2014/05/beware-these-activities-could-cost-you.html

Nor be when dem don catch am na. He for don activate the service with a relative before. Make una dey apply small rigour to una thinking na

Nigeria’s National Telecom Operator, Globacom, on Tuesday demonstrated a service that can be used to track your family and friends. With the service called Glo Family and Friend Finder, you can actually locate any member of your family wherever they may be in the country. (Bad market for kidnappers!)


It was part of the 10 new products and services demonstrated to the media at the company’s headquarters, Mike Adenuga Tower, Victoria Island on Tuesday. The demo was graced by Glo Ambassadors, WAJE, Naeto C, Bez, Chee, and Omawunmi, as well as a security chief, the Divisional Officer, Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps, Lagos, Mr. Sunday Olaiya.

Other products and services demonstrated include Glo Game Store, Glo Medicare, Glo Mobile Newspaper, Glo Directory, Glo Borrow Me Credit, Glo Security Tips, Glo Love Zone, Glo Property Tips, Glo Daily Inspiration and Glo Legal Adviser.

According to Globacom’s Marketing Coordinator, Mr. Adeniyi Olukoya, all a subscriber has to do to find someone is to send the text “find” followed by the telephone number of the person to be found to 5511. The platform will alert the person to be found also by SMS who will in turn reply “yes,” to give consent that he should be located and followed. Each request will be charged at N50 per SMS. The response is free.

Read more: http://johnaweonline.blogspot.com/2014/04/glo-unveils-product-to-track-and-find.html

At 8:40 this morning, a con artist who hijacked the Facebook page of an old senior colleague contacted me to try his luck. I played along and got him to forward account numbers into which I was to send the money he requested.

1. Adams Edith  3068708518 First Bank
2. Benjamin Ashibuogwu 0007753116  Access Bank

It is possible that the account owners are not in on the fraud. In that case, if you know the owners of the accounts, alert them to the fact that their accounts are being used for fraud. They are a few steps away from EFCC cell’s tenancy.
Get full conversation here: http://johnaweonline.blogspot.com/2013/12/these-fbn-and-access-accounts-are-being.html

Maga nor pay o! Maga has exposed accounts online

Shutting down GSM service is not helping war on terror









It must be clear to the authorities by now that shutting down communication to fight Boko Haram is not as smart as they originally thought it was. Shutting down GSM services is a double edged sword, which cuts both ways; and from the incident of yesterday it is clear that it is cutting the society more than it is cutting the insurgents.


How can you explain over 400 terrorists invading a city for 6 hours and everywhere they got to, they still had the element of surprise in their favour? This is a city where at least one person in every household must have a phone...

http://johnaweonline.blogspot.com/2013/12/shutting-down-gsm-service-is-not.html

Bros, this mindless bigottry and stereotyping of tribes do not suit our generation. Let it die with the old folks. There are good and bad people in all tribes, ok?

Thanks for this feedback, bro. Just knew it was a scam.

Very daft answer! Because I am here in Lagos, dummy. The question is for anyone who is in Ibadan who might have received the same text and investigated.

I received the text below from a ‘company’ announcing that I had been shortlisted for a job interview in Ibadan. I should be happy, right? Trouble is, I didn’t send any application to the company.
It's the second time I would receive this text in three weeks. You can read more here: http://johnaweonline.blogspot.com/2013/11/are-you-invited-for-job-you-didnt-apply.html

Question: Has anyone else got this text? Did anyone honour it?  For those in Ibadan, what company is at that address that is sending out bulk SMS to random people?
------ SMS ------
From: CRYSTALLITE
Sent: Nov 13, 2013 7:46 PM
Subject: You are Shortlisted for...

You are Shortlisted for Oral/Written Interview by 10am,Thur 14/11/12 @our Branch Office: Lamlat Building beside Stanbic IBTC Bank, Old Ife Rd, New Gbagi,Ib.BATCH C

Bros, u deserve to be the IG. You will clear the rot in the police in one month! Lol

The police corporal, Corporal Gabriel, who shot Azeez Omotosho in front of his daughter last Saturday, has admitted to The Guardian that he did it.

Some police spokesperson had tried to say that the policeman shot when some hoodlums were trying to get his gun. But the man involved has now confessed to shooting in error.

He said: “I actually killed Azeez Omotosho, aka Panel. It was the Devil’s work; Please, forgive me. I was not myself. I WAS DRUNK when I perpetrated the act.


For being truthful, does he deserve leniency? And what should happen to the leader of his team who knew he was drunk and allowed him to wield a gun?

http://johnaweonline.blogspot.com/2013/11/policeman-who-killed-man-in-front-of.html

Your iPad just got a generation older!


Apple's new iPad Air becomes available in 41 countries today, pulling hundreds of fans to the front doors of Apple Stores, jostling to be among the first to get their hands on the high-end device.


Customers in Australia and Japan were among the first to get their hands on the 9.7-inch tablet as stores opened at 8am in each country.



Philip W. Schiller, Apple's senior vice president of worldwide marketing, unveiled the newly named iPad Air earlier this month.

It is the fifth 9.7-inch model to be sold by the Californian firm and is 20 per cent thinner than the iPad 4, with a 5MP camera.


Schiller also unveiled the new iPad mini which has a 7.9-inch Retina display for the first time, plus 10 hours battery life.


The iPad Air also went on sale on Apple's website in various regions at midnight local time, although reports claim only the Hong Kong store has sold out.


The release is part of a double-launch strategy in which the iPad Air is released today followed by the iPad mini 'sometime in November.'


Apple has not officially announced when the new 7.9-inch model goes on sale, although rumours claim it could launch on 21 November in time for Thanksgiving in the U.S and ahead of Christmas.


Reports suggest the new iPad Mini is delayed because of production problems surrounding the device's new Retina Display.


Apple shipped around 8.9 million of its first-generation iPads earlier this year, and even this wasn't enough to satisfy demand.

Source: http://johnaweonline.blogspot.com/2013/11/hundreds-queue-as-ipad-air-hits-stores.html

Angesco: Why not 911. There's nothing wrong using an emergency number that another country is using. It is even better because the Americans have done a very good job of popularising that number worldwide. Anybody can easily remember it, which is usually the very first thing about emergency numbers. It must be well known, so known that in times of crisis when you forget everything else, you remember that one.