Wicked woman throw her new born baby into well at ilupeju anisere Sango ota in Ogun state

A wicked woman in ilupeju street in anisere  Sango ota Ogun state throw her new born baby into well, she gave birth by herself in their toilet and killed the baby and covered the new born baby with nylon and throw in into dry well.
Her husband said that he was amazing when people called her on phone that his wife was put to bed and throw and killed the baby and throw the new born baby into dry,  he also said that he was not slept with her when she got pregnant and he asked her where she brought the pregnant but she refused to say the truth but he kept it secretly.
People in the street nearly kill her but police later come for her rescue and she now in Sango ota police station.

With this water bicycle you can travel on water

THIS IS ANOTHER MEANS TO TRAVEL FROM ONE PLACE TO ANOTHER ON RIVER.

People in riverine areas had less privileged to move from one place to another for their daily activities to compare with land it is easy for people in dry land to move from one place to another with leg by bike,vehicles etc and it is easy for everyone to had their private bicycle, motorcycle, cars but people in riverine areas can not go out without canoe or speed boat and it is not easy for people in riverine areas to have their private canoe, speed boat etc But this simple water bike can make people travel on river and it is easy to move from one place to another on water without sinking. 

Nigeria leaders can never pray that naira should raise against dollar and pound due to their reserved

Nigeria leaders can never pray that naira should raise against dollar and pound because of their reserved. 

9.8 MILLION DOLLARS, SEVENTY FOUR THOUSAND POUNDS RECOVERED FROM EX-NNPC GMD......How The Money Was Recovered.... 

A special operation conducted by operatives of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission on 3rd February, 2017 on a building belonging to a former Group Managing Director of the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC), Dr. Andrew Yakubu in Kaduna yielded the recovery of a staggering sum of $9,772,800 (Nine Million, Seven Hundred and Seven Two Thousand, Eight Hundred United States Dollars) and another sum of £74,000 (Seventy Four Thousand Pound Sterling) cash.

The huge cash was hidden in a fire proof safe.

The surprise raid of the facility was sequel to an intelligence which the commission received about suspected proceeds of crime believed to be hidden in the slums of Sabon Tasha area of Kaduna.

On arrival at the facility, the caretaker of the house, one Bitrus Yakubu, a younger brother to Andrew Yakubu, disclosed that both the house and the safe where the money was found belong to his brother, Andrew Yakubu.

When the safe was opened it was discovered that it contained the sum of $9,772,800 (Nine Million, Seven Hundred and Seventy Two Thousand, Eight Hundred United States Dollars) and another sum of £74,000 (Seventy Four Thousand Pound Sterling).

On February 8, 2017, Andrew Yakubu reported to the Commission’s Zonal office in Kano and made statement wherein he admitted ownership of the recovered money, claiming it was gift from unnamed persons. He is currently assisting the investigation.