A Canadian national has been arrested in Colombia after trying to
board a flight to Toronto with a phony pregnant belly stuffed
with cocaine, police say.
The tourist caught the attention of a policewoman at Bogota's
International Airport who allegedly asked her how far along she
was.
She reacted aggressively, which aroused the suspicion of officials
who went on to search her.

This year, nearly 150 people were caught with drugs at Bogota's
airport, reports the BBC.
About a third of them were foreign nationals, according to the
Colombian authorities.

The Canadian national had entered Colombia at the beginning of
August and was about to board a flight to return to Toronto,
when a policewoman asked her how long she had been pregnant.

"[The Canadian] didn't like the question, which made the official
suspicious. Instinctively, she then very delicately touched the
lady's belly, realising it was too hard and extremely cold," said the
deputy director of Colombia's police anti-narcotics section,
Colonel Esteban Arias Melo.
Latex belly and cocaine that was hidden under it The latex belly
was stuffed with cocaine
The woman allegedly said she was seven months pregnant.

After performing a body search, the police found two sealed bags
stashed inside the latex belly, which contained 2kg (5lb) of
cocaine.
Colombian authorities say the Canadian national will be charged
with drug trafficking, possession and production and could be
sentenced to between five and eight years in prison.

The drugs would have had a street value price of around $60,000
(£94,000), Colombian police said.

Government officials say 874 foreigners are currently being held
in the country's jails, the majority on drug charges.

A Canadian national has been arrested in Colombia after trying to
board a flight to Toronto with a phony pregnant belly stuffed
with cocaine, police say.
The tourist caught the attention of a policewoman at Bogota's
International Airport who allegedly asked her how far along she
was.
She reacted aggressively, which aroused the suspicion of officials
who went on to search her.

This year, nearly 150 people were caught with drugs at Bogota's
airport, reports the BBC.
About a third of them were foreign nationals, according to the
Colombian authorities.
The Canadian national had entered Colombia at the beginning of
August and was about to board a flight to return to Toronto,
when a policewoman asked her how long she had been pregnant.

"[The Canadian] didn't like the question, which made the official
suspicious. Instinctively, she then very delicately touched the
lady's belly, realising it was too hard and extremely cold," said the
deputy director of Colombia's police anti-narcotics section,
Colonel Esteban Arias Melo.
Latex belly and cocaine that was hidden under it The latex belly
was stuffed with cocaine

The woman allegedly said she was seven months pregnant.
After performing a body search, the police found two sealed bags
stashed inside the latex belly, which contained 2kg (5lb) of
cocaine.

Colombian authorities say the Canadian national will be charged
with drug trafficking, possession and production and could be
sentenced to between five and eight years in prison.

The drugs would have had a street value price of around $60,000
(£94,000), Colombian police said.

Government officials say 874 foreigners are currently being held
in the country's jails, the majority on drug charges.

 – Nigerian troops launched an air strike and
later killed 10 suspected members of Islamist extremist group
Boko Haram in a clash in the country’s restive northeast, the
military said Wednesday.
The military said troops clashed with “fleeing Boko Haram
terrorists” late Tuesday following the destruction of two
alleged Boko Haram camps in the Konduga area of Borno state.
Details were unclear on the air strike and other aspects of the
raid. Nigeria’s military has previously used air power since
launching an offensive in May aiming to end Boko Haram’s four-
year insurgency.
The clash followed an “air strike and subsequent destruction of
two Boko Haram terrorist camps at Mada, Konduga local
government area of Borno state,” Lieutenant Colonel Sagir Musa
said in a statement.
It occurred on the road as troops were travelling to the town of
Biu and “had an encounter with fleeing Boko Haram
terrorists,” it said.
“Ten terrorists lost their lives and some ammunition, including
four AK-47 rifles, five AK-47 magazines and 250 rounds of
assorted ammunition, were recovered,” the statement said.
“Ten motorcycles belonging to the sect members were
destroyed in the air and land raid.”
Boko Haram’s insurgency has left more than 3,600 people dead
since 2009, including killings by the security forces, who have
been accused of major abuses.
Konduga has been the scene of previous violence. On August 10
and 11, suspected Boko Haram members stormed a mosque in
Konduga and shot dead 44 worshippers as well as 12 other
people in a nearby village.
Much of the recent violence attributed to Boko Haram is said to
have occurred in revenge over residents forming vigilante groups
to help the military track down insurgents.

It also appears to have shifted from cities to more remote areas
of the northeast.

putting in nd putting out bt u are dia praying Instead of u to calm down, bring out d man joystick >> put it in ur mouth ( thinking u wanna suck ) make sure d whole thing is in ur mouth wit those 2 egg . Den cut sharply nd hard , afta dat , i want to knw how he will deny it

 

boo ur empty head 

all of una don taste prison b4       I salute o 

alwayz boo 

nd so ?

  eeyah , wish is 1 of dose phyking ministers

 

dis junks 4rum self 

all of una dey go hell , except my boo ( rakelly ) 

hey ! Sharrrrraaaaaaaaaaaaaaaapppp dia 

 

na na oooooooooo

 

i go post her certificate later !  Watch out 

 

everybody