Girl Wakes In Mortuary 2 Days After Death

Miracles are still happening! Twenty-one-year-old Adora Ugwu is planning to be a soldier. She also wants to secure admission into one of the country’s tertiary institutions. She had put her hands on the plough of her latter dream by writing the last UMTE. But, as she was going for the other one, she died. Two days after the lady wrote the examination, she was heading for her home state of Enugu for the recruitment into the Nigerian Army when the vehicle she was travelling had a head-on collision with a similar minibus. The result: her death and that of 25 others who included four discharged members of batch B National Youth Service Corps (NYSC). Twenty of them including Adora reportedly died on the spot in head on collision involving two 15 passengers’ capacity buses, each, belonging separately to Peace Mass Transit Limited and the Enugu State Transport Company (ENTRACO). The buses had registration number BENUE – XB 504 TKP, ENUGU – XL 812 UWN respectively. The ghastly crash occurred along Enugu- Markudi express road, at Amoka in Udi, Enugu State on June 20th. Immediately after the crash which was promptly reported to the Enugu State Command of the Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC) by its Delta State Sector Commander Lukas Ikpi who met the accident while travelling on the road, the dead including Adora were evacuated to Our Saviour Hospital morgue at 9th mile. But she was not meant to stay among the dead for long. Two days after she had been confined to the mortuary. The parents had wept and mourned, most of them especially the mother was devastated, but the dead must be buried. And this was what Adora’s relative intended doing: bury her two day-old corpse. At the morgue, the attendants were putting in place all the deeds of mortification when suddenly there was a sound; a sneeze, it was. They looked around, then another one! Behold, the body being prepared for claim by the relatives had just sneezed. The dead don’t sneeze, they reasoned. Adora, whose body was being prepared, is not dead after all. When Saturday Mirror asked her what she felt on her first realization of consciousness, she said: “I thought we were all sleeping. When I asked people around where I was, she said they said I had an accident. “I cannot remember anything that happened when I was at the mortuary.” When Adora was discovered to be alive, her relative who had come to identify her was immediately called phoned the others from the morgue. Tears turned to felicitation. From the morgue she was later transferred to the Federal Orthopaedic Hospital in Enugu where is currently receiving treatment and spoke with Saturday Mirror. Adora, told Saturday Mirror that she hails from Enugu state. She said she attended a secondary school in North-Bank Markudi, Benue State adding that she was in Benue to take her JAMB after which she was travelling down to Enugu for army recruitment when the accident occurred. God is merciful…

2face Donates 1.5 Million For OJB Kidney Transplant

Nigeria Hot Star 2Face has shown what the brother hood is all about, by donating The sum of 1.5 Million for the Kidney Transplant OJB. Source also revealed that some Group of Nigerian Musician are Organizing a Fund Raiser Show for our Own Boy OJB. OJB we Love u. and May the Lord be with you Guys!

[READ] : Don Jazzy or Wande Coal Would Be Suprise guest at DKM Concert?

New reports that either one of the mavins would be at the DKM Concert

DKM Concert head1lined by D'Banj and 2Chainz would be taking place on
Sunday, 24th June and a surprise guest on the bill.

A source tells that the surprise guest is a member of the Mavin
Records which consist of Don Jazzy, D'Prince, Wande Coal, Dr Sid and
Tiwa Savage. While Unconfirmed stories have pointed out Wande Coal who
was seen partying with D'Banj a while ago as the suprise guest, others
tell us it would be Don Jazzy.

D'banj has been in interviews talking alot about Don Jazzy, again
even in the recent 1-on-1 interview with Moet, the international
artiste jokily referred to Don Jazzy in his outro.

However, no word from both Mavin acts or DKM.
We would have to wait to see how it goes Today

Premier League move to ban internet sites that stream live matches

The Premier League is to take legal action to make internet service providers block a website which streams live football matches. The governing body - which agreed a new worldwide television deal worth around £5.5billion over three years to start with the new season - is in the process of requesting a court order which would force ISPs to effectively ban their customers from accessing www.FirstRow1.eu, a website based in Sweden. The moves follow on from those made by the music and film industries, which have successfully blocked websites which offer the opportunity to download copyrighted material, such as Pirate Bay, under Section 97 of the 1988 Copyright, Design and Patent Act. BT is to move into the live broadcast market for the 2013-14 season, having paid £246million to the Premier League for three years - and is set to offer free access to their live sports offerings to its broadband subscribers. Sky also acts as an ISP, and has invested £760million in their football coverage for the next three seasons. The Premier League has already written to the major UK ISPs, which also include Virgin Media and TalkTalk, to outline its plans to apply for a court order to block www.FirstRow1.eu, which are expected to be put forwards by the end of the month. Should the court order be granted, the ISPs would then have to contest the application, or comply and restrict access. It is understood indications are the ISPs have no plans to go against any such application. The Premier League has for many years monitored various websites during live matches and enforced the removal of any streaming content which breaches copyright.

Nigerian Music Stars Missing In Action, Where Are They?

As the world last Friday marked the world music day, not a few
stakeholders have noted that music afterall as been said to express
that which cannot be put into words and that which cannot remain
silent. Music has created an avenue for all and sundry to have a
reason to be happy at all times. But when some music stars disappear
from the radar, it gives music lovers reasons to wonder why. OLUSOLA
OLUJIDE AYODELE takes a look at some music acts who made waves in
times past but are becoming less visible on the Nigerian entertainment
stage.

Bigiano

Gabriel Bablalola, known as Bigiano joined Peter and Paul Martins in
2001 to form a group named Triple B. however, in 2004, the centre
could no longer hold and Bigiano went solo. In 2008, Bigiano made a
compelling appearance on the music scene with themonster hit track,
'Shayo' and went on to become more popular than his early group
members. He was involved in several shows based on the commercial
success of the 'Shayo' song. He released a few more songs which made
waves so to say. But ever since then, little has been heard of him
music wise. His former group members in an interview said they knew he
wasn't going to last in the music scene because he allowed little
things get into his head and would be unable to handle fame. Could
that be the reason why he has gone into oblivion? He however said, his
absence from the scene was deliberate, as he wanted to spend more time
with his family.

Tony Tetuila

Anthony Olanrewaju Awotoye better known as Tony Tetuila is known for
these songs 'My Car' and 'E go better'. He was a former member of the
Remedies, along with Eedris Abdulkareem and Eddy Montana. He broke out
of the group and went solo. He was hugely successful when he went solo
and sadly, he hasn't been able to live up to the super star tag put on
him. It is a known fact that he is struggling to regain relevance as
he has been appearing in few musical videos. He still maintains
cordial relationship with people like Tuface and regularly seen at the
ever bubbling places in Lagos. He was one of his groomsmen during
Tuface's wedding. Rumour has it that he impregnated a young lady
living in the United Kingdom.

Deebee

Deebee, a Bariga-bred artiste burst into the music scene with a
monster hit song 'Collabo' in 2008. He was the cynosure of all eyes as
almost every DJ played his songs. In fact, the song was very
successful, commercially. As expected, he released a few more songs
after and just like those before him, he went dark totally. Nothing
has been heard from him ever since then. Probably, he is in
collaboration with some other pressing matters.

Ashionye

She started out as a member of girl band and then went solo like the
Plantashun Boiz and Destiny's Child. Her song "Dance for Me" dominated
airwaves for a bit. The accompanying video was heralded for its dance
moves and also for being very colourful. In an industry where there
has always been a dearth of female acts, Ashionye showed a lot of
promise.Alas, it was not to be. These days, she's more of an actress,
and even had a brief stint on TV show 'Tinsel'. Her reason for her
long absence from the music scene was because she was pregnant and had
to take time out to raise him.

JayRu

Featuring Wizkid on your song is almost a guaranteed formula for
success. That formula definitely provided a solution for JayRu. He
sang 'Familiarity' featuring Wizkid. The song was a success probably,
due to the fact that Wizkid was featured. "Ye ma form familiarity" was
what the people were shouting, until JayRu went silent, and everybody
also stopped forming familiarity. He has tried to release songs into
the market but sadly, they have not been commercial hits.

Alariwo

After the passing of Afrobeat legend, Fela Kuti, the only other acts
representing for that genre of music were his sons, Femi & Seun,
Lagbaja and maybe Dede Mabiaku. That was until Alariwo burst on to the
scene with "Yawa Go Gas". Despite multiple efforts, it's been quite
difficult for the crossover king to have the same amount of relevance
he managed with his debut.

Dekunle Fuji

Adekunle Oloyede Michael Olalekan better known as Dekunle Fuji was
once a toast in the music industry especially the gospel genre. He had
some beautiful songs that ruled the airwaves at some point in his
career. We can all recall the popular track with"lelelelele, mo like
Jesugan, monife Jesugan" lyrics. He performed at shows, notably the
international acclaimed gospel show, 'The Experience'. It looked like
music wasn't in for him here in Nigeria as he was no longer getting
shows and had to relocate to the United States. The gist now is that
he is now a certified nurse, though he still performs there.

President Jonathan Can’t Solve PDP Crisis – Atiku

Former vice-president, Alhaji Atiku Abubakar, has said that only a nonpartisan committee “that will have authority and autonomy to devise the appropriate strategy to resolve the ongoing turmoil” can bring back peace in the ruling Peoples Democratic Party (PDP). The former vice-president, in an article he wrote, a copy of which was made available to us, noted that the task of rebuilding the party was urgent. “As the current head of state and a leader of the party, it is incumbent upon President Jonathan to permit the establishment of a nonpartisan committee that will have the authority and autonomy to devise the appropriate strategy to resolve the ongoing turmoil once and for all and rescue the PDP from extinction. “As one of the founding fathers of the PDP, I cannot afford to be indifferent to these regretful developments within my party. The escalation of sectarian and tribal threats over the up-coming election is embarrassing and has only diverted the focus of the PDP from the welfare of the Nigerian people. “If the special committee established by the president to address the current crisis does not include representatives from various factions and the founding fathers, it will fail to create a sustainable solution,” he said.

Married Man Dies After Sex With Lover In Asaba Hotel

An attempt by a married man to play a fast game by having sex with a lover ended on a sad note in Asaba, Delta State as he reportedly lost his life after a sex session in hotel. The Lagos State-based man ( names withheld), was said to have woken up on June 5 2013, at his home in Lagos. He bade his family bye and travelled to Asaba, Delta State where he was to attend a court proceeding the following morning. Reports had it that he was also in the company of his twin brother but later died same day at about 11:30 p.m. while allegedly frolicking with a woman of easy virtue. The deceased reportedly checked into a hotel along Ezenei road in the business district of Asaba at about 4p.m. preparing for a court session the following day. Late in the evening, the man reportedly decided to seek the company of a girl, said to be a commercial sex worker. It was further gathered that the man left the hotel in the evening and later came back with the girl in company of some of his friends, including his twin brother. The man’s lawyers were also around. They all were in the bar enjoying themselves until at about 10p.m. when he went to his room with the girl. The girl was said to have returned to the bar shortly after, trembling, as she told others: “I don’t know what is happening to your brother, make una come see am”. At that point, the twin brother and others, including the hotel’s authority followed the girl back to the hotel room, only to meet the man, totally naked and on the ground, struggling for air. Evidence that sex took place was also visible as a used condom was reportedly seen on the floor. The friends quickly took the man to an undisclosed hospital where he reportedly died at about 11.pm. The news of the man’s death filtered into the hotel and instantly the police who were invited, arrested the girl and the bar man, but they were later released on bail. Answering Crime Reports’ questions, the Administration Manager of the hotel who spoke under anonymity said that: “We had to report the matter to the police because we could not remove his things in the chalet since he was a guest here, though he died outside the hotel. Good enough, the girl did not escape when the man was naked on the floor. Probably if she had done that, the man would have died inside the room and that would have put us in trouble.” Confirming the incident, the State Police Public Relations Officer, ASP Lucky Uyabeme, said police investigation was in progress as the command would await the autopsy result. “We are waiting for the autopsy report to know exactly what killed the man but the corpse has been released to the family”, ASP Uyabeme said. Sometime ago, a top government official in Delta State died in a popular hotel in Asaba while having sex in a hot afternoon with a girl who was to wed her groom same week.