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HIV positive baby abandoned by the roadside in Benin, Edo state

             A baby was rescued at GRA Benin-City, Edo state and was discovered to be HIV-Positive. He was apparently abandoned by his mother. Facebook User,  Cecilia James  who shared the photos, claimed the mother dropped a note to indicate that her child was born with HIV. Cecelia wrote;

Photo: Mother and her set of triplets detained in Lagos hospital over unsettled N200k bill

31 year old, Mrs Esther Jegede and her set of triplets pictured above are currently being held at the prenatal ward of Ayoradex Hospital, Mafoluku, Oshodi, Lagos State, for failing to offset their N200,000 medical bill. Mrs Jegede gave birth to her set of triplets, two girls and a boy, on June 6th and have been detained at the hospital over unpaid medical bills. She gave birth through Cesarean section.

BREXIT : BRITAIN SAYS TALKS TO START MONDAY

Britain and the European Union will start Brexit negotiations on Monday, while Prime Minister Theresa May nears a deal to prop up her minority government following her election fiasco. Brexit talks had been expected to begin in Brussels next week but May's loss of her parliamentary majority in a snap general election one week ago raised doubts about the date. "The first round of talks that will see the United Kingdom leave the European Union will start on Monday June 19,"  the Department for Exiting the European Union ministry said on Thursday. The announcement was agreed on Thursday between Brexit minister David Davis and the European Commission's chief negotiator  Michel Barnier .

South African actor, Christopher 'Gunman' Kubheka found dead at his home

Christopher Jabu Kubheka, popularly known as 'Gunman' on South African drama series 'Yizo Yizo' was  on Monday  afternoon found dead in his home in Soshanguve, Pretoria. Jabu's manager Thabo Makgaretsa confirmed the sad news to TshisaLIVE, saying Jabu's wife found his unresponsive body in their family home and called for help. Police spokesperson, Captain Mavela Masondo, also confirmed reports that the actor was found hanging from a butler door in his home 

Man who poses as a student to defraud people on twitter apologizes after he was exposed

A few weeks ago, twitter user @samuel_face2 toook to his timeline to appeal to Nigerians to help him raise money to pay for his school fees. Sympathetic Nigerians reached out to him, asked for his account number and then sent him some money. However after receiving the money, he would block his donors and refuse to correspond with them further. He would also slide into peoples DM to ask them for money. He then blocks whoevers turns him down as well as those who obliged him by sending some money.  Apparently he came online recently with a different handle to still ask for donations for his school fees.  This time around, he was caught by twitter user @duchesskk who has had an encounter with him.  @duchesskk called him out and shared some  proof that he indeed is a fraudster. First bank which he was using to collect the money has flagged the account as they are investigating it. They have also refunded the money to his donors.  The alleged thief has come out to apo

Boko Haram members now pretend to be epileptic patients before carrying out their attack- Adamawa state govt says

The Adamawa state government says Boko Haram members have initiated a new tactic to carry out their evil attacks. Speaking at a press conference in Yola the state capital yesterday, the state commissioner for information, Ahmad Sajoh, said the terrorists now pretend to be epileptic patients before blowing up themselves and attacking their victims. Sajoh says residents of the state must be wary of this new tactic and be extra vigilant.

BREXIT IS HURTING A KEY AREA OF THE BRITISH ECONOMY WHICH INDICATES ITS HEALTH

LONDON — UK consumer spending fell on an annual basis for first time in four years as inflation driven by the Brexit vote pushes up prices, according to payment card company Visa. It measured that real consumer spending on Visa debit, credit, and pre-paid cards in May was 0.8% lower than in the same month last year. The figures indicate that Britain's sluggish economic growth in the first quarter — when it grew at the slowest rate in the G7 group — continued into the second quarter of the year.