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The year is surely starting on a very good note as one good Samaritan police woman from Umuahia, Abia state rescued a three month old baby from  child traffickers. A Facebook user with the name Iromuanya Classy Nma shared the story on Facebook said her sister in-law who is a police officer in Umuahia rescued the baby from  child traffickers. She brought the baby home to bath and change her clothes. So they are pleading to the general public to help look for the parents or mother of the child. She said whoever has any valuable information on who the mother is should report to Amankwo police station. Read what she wrote below; "Help find the mother of this baby,  she was rescued from baby traffickers yesterday. My sister in-law who is a police office brought her home to bath and change her.  If you know anyone looking for her 3 months old baby please tell her to go to Amankwo police station near Abia Tower umuahia Abia State.  Happy new year everyone. I...

A lesbian woman on Instagram took the plunge to post a provocative photo of her couple fondling her breasts on her Instagram page. Melanie Yeyo Carter who is a poet and a proud posted the photo with a caption that says; "She's got the whole world in her hands. Well half of it at least if Y'all can't grab a boob together, I don't know what the f*k you're coin wit cho life lol My chest biiiih #chooseylover #USies#shenanigans #LittleHulk #shitIthinktomyself#IFloodThereforeeIaAm #ThaSerialPoster

Nigerian President, Muhammadu Buhari gave National Broadcast early this morning to welcome Nigerians into the new year 2018. In his speech, the President had a very strong words for those who may have been responsible for the recent fuel scarcity that the nation experienced  saying, ' I am determined to get to the root of this collective blackmail of all Nigerians and ensure that whichever group are behind this manipulated hardship will be prevented from doing so again. Such unpatriotusm  will not divert the Administration from the course we have set ourselves.'