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More gruesome details have emerged in the murder of 8-year-old Miss Chikamso Victory by an undergraduate of  the University of Port-Harcourt, (UNIPORT) Maxwell Ifeanyi Chukwu Dike. 23-year-old Dike, a 200 level student was on the verge of dumping the body when he was apprehended by local vigilantes in the early hours of Saturday,  August 19, St Messiah Street, Eliozu, Port Harcourt, Rivers State capital. According to the police, he abducted the child, who was his neighbour, raped her and after killing her, he removed her vagina, eyes, tongue and breasts.

A 23yr old University of Abuja lady sent a mail to Psychologist and Relationship therapist, Joro Olumofin, saying she needed someone to take her virginity and pay her N350k. http://www.konga.com/?k_id=74012548 She said she resorted to selling her virginity because she lost her benefactor, a married man who was taking care of her bills and now her rent has expired, she has school fees to pay and other issues she needs money for. See the email she sent below...

The photo above was shared by President Buhari's personal photographer, Bayo Omoboriowo, during the former's return to Abuja on Saturday. After it gained attention on social media, people began to intrepret the photo, saying the manner with which Buhari held Osinbajo's hand showed solidarity, while others felt it was somewhat disrespectful. LIB Readers, what is your interpretation of the photo?

Nigerian music legend,  Majek Fashek  will headline this week's edition of  'Industry Nite' on Wednesday August 23, 2017 at  Othello lounge , 32 Musa Yaradua way, Victoria Island, Lagos. http://www.konga.com/?k_id=74012548 He'll be joined by several Nigerian musicians as he prepares for his 30year on stage concert scheduled to hold on September 10, 2017 at Oriental Hotel where he'll officially release his new album titled  'Weep Not Children' packeged by his management, Miracle Day Music.

the appeal to Nigerians and insisted that he is not a fraudster and that he’s only all about the music. ‘Everybody knows that I’m just all about my music. I’m a musician I don’t do flight bookings, I’m innocent of the allegation. Everyone should please pray for me to come out of this successfully,’ he said. Dammy Krane added, ‘I’ve a hearing soon, but my lawyer tells me I don’t have to be there, like I said God is in control. ‘Everybody should just keep praying and supporting me. I did a song I recorded a day after I actually got out of jail, I was talking about all these things, especially the prayers my fans said for me. ‘I actually appreciate everybody and I put it in a song and I’m going to be dropping it soon.’ According to the Miami-Dade County Criminal Justice Online System on the Felony case against Nigerian singer, Dammy Krane indicates that his arraignment hearing take place on Thursday,  August 17, 2017. The singer recently released new dapper photos, s...

According to a report by  BBC Africa,  the presidents of  Nigeria, Angola, Zimbabwe, Benin  and  Algeria  all have something in common; an apparent lack of faith in the health systems at home. In terms of time spent abroad getting medical help, Nigeria's  President Muhammadu Buhari, 74, is the first among equals, but in the past year all these heads of state have travelled overseas for health reasons. In many cases they are leaving behind poorly funded health services, which most of their citizens have to rely on. konga frenzy In 2010, the average amount spent on health in African countries per person was $135 (£100) compared to $3,150 in high-income countries, the UN's World Health Organization said. In Zimbabwe, for example, state-run hospitals and clinics often run out of basic medicines like painkillers and antibiotics, according to health watchdog Citizens Health Watch. It says that the public health care system "continues to deteriorat...

Senator Isah Hamma Misau, a retired police officer and Chairman of the Senate Committee on Navy,  said police officers pay as much as N2.5million to get special promotion through the Police Service Commission (PSC). Misau, representing Bauchi Central Senatorial District, disclosed this to Daily Trust while answering questions on the bribery scandal allegedly rocking the PSC. According to the publication, a source said police officers pay as much as N500,000 to benefit from the special promotion being coordinated by the PSC and office of the Inspector General of Police. "Officers pay as much as N500,000 to get promoted. It is only those that pay the money and those who are close to the top echelon of the police and politicians that are benefitting from the special promotion," the source said. “Special promotion, which is supposed to be reward for gallantry and outstanding performance, has turned to cash and carry. Otherwise, why is that officers who are serving in the...