Sunday, 2 December 2012
MARIO BALOTELLI'S WEIRD NEW TATTOO
Manchester City striker, Mario
Balotelli celebrated his first Barclays Premier League goal of the season by having the words of
Genghis Khan inscribed on his torso, ‘I am the punishment of God,’ reads the artwork. ‘If you
had not committed great sins, God would not have sent a punishment like
me upon you.’ That's really weird.
KIM KARDASHIAN'S PRESENCE IN BAHRAIN STARTS A RIOT
Angry: Bahraini protesters chant slogans and hold banners against Kim
Kardashian's presence.
Just before after Kim Kardashian, who was in Kuwait earlier this week, opened the Bahrain branch of her Millions of Milkshakes shop, more than 50 hardline Islamic protesters had gathered to denounce the 31-year-old's presence in the Gulf kingdom. Riot police were forced to fire
tear gas at the angry crowd. The protesters were seen chanting 'God is Great' near the shopping complex in Riffa, about 12 miles south of the capital Manama. They were however cleared before Kim appeared late today.
OBAFEMI MARTINS DATING MARIO BALOTELLI'S SISTER, CAUGHT KISSING
Nigerian/International football player, Obafemi Martins is involved in a sizzling relationship with Abigail Barwuah, Mario Balotelli's sister. Martins, who plays for Levante in the Spanish La Liga, has been keeping the relationship discrete.The pair were
captured on camera in suggestive poses, with Martins embracing and
kissing Abigail. See the pics after the cut...
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GOVERNOR OKOROCHA'S ADC BEAT POLICEMAN TO A STATE OF UNCONSCIOUSNESS
Around 12:30am on Saturday, the Aide-de-Camp to the Imo State
Governor Rochas Okorocha, Mr. Omo Gabriel, and two other police officers allegedly beat up a policeman, Corporal Itere
Ewedor, attached to the state
government house for delaying in opening the gate for the governor’s
convoy returning from his wife’s birthday party. I learnt the beating left the policeman unconscious.
According to a friend of the victim, Mr. David Edhie, when the governor's convoy got
to the gate, the men of the civil defence corps and members of the Imo
orientation corps, who were supposed to open the gate, were not around.
So, there was a delay. Then his friend, Corporal Itere
Ewedor, went to open the gate. When the convoy drove in, the ADC, a superintendent of police,
and two other senior police officers came down and asked him why he delayed. They
wanted to collect his gun, but he refused. So, they started beating him.
They beat him until he became unconscious, with bruises all over his
face and parts of his body.
The ADC took Ewedor, in his unconscious state, to Shell Camp Police Station and requested that he be detained but the police officers at the
station refused. They said they could not detain someone that was dying.
Then Gabriel made arrangements for Ewedor to be taken to the Federal
Medical Centre Owerri, where he was admitted. After sometime, he
regained consciousness and was discharged from the hospital around 5pm on Saturday. What can fa all this nonsense, someone needs to check the excesses of these governors' boys. They should be charged with assault.