Tiwa Savage's super-sexy outfit/Performance which got everyone talking (Photos)

Tiwa rocked this super sexy outfit complete with seductive dance moves at  Star Trek  show in Anambra State last weekend..
She brought a male fan on stage and gave him the time of his life..
Lucky dude

We Don't Know Whereabout Of Abducted Chibok Girls– Jonathan Confesses

President Goodluck Jonathan of Nigeria has said the authorities didn't know the location of the school girls abducted by suspected Boko Haram insurgents 3 weeks ago in Chibok, Borno State.
PUNCH online reports that the president made this statement on Sunday while speaking at the Presidential Media Chat held in Abuja.
It would be recalled that more than 200 girls were abducted from Governmental Girls' Secondary School on April 14.
While some of them managed to escape, the majority are still missing. Information has surfaced that they might have been relocated to the neighbouring countries.
Specifically, when Jonathan was asked whether the Federal Government knows where the kidnap victims are, the country leader responded:
"All the information that have been volunteered to us (about their location, we’ve used) and we have searched the places. We are using aircraft – helicopters and planes – that have the ability to scan and see what is on the surface. And we have scanned, but we have nothing."
President also answered "No" to the question whether the authorities were conducting negotiations with the abductors in terms of possible release of the children.
According to Jonathan, "you can’t negotiate with somebody you don’t know; nobody has claimed knowledge of the abduction. Even on the social media that the Boko Haram uses to show what they have done…"
Urging the victims' parents and the girls guardians to cooperate with police and security representatives, Jonathan promised to bring the girls back:
"We are pleading that they should cooperate with the government. We need the identity of these girls and wherever they are, we are talking to all the neighbouring countries – Cameroon, Chad and Benin Republic, as well as some countries in North Africa – so that wherever they take these girls, we will get them back if we get the maximum cooperation of the parents and guardians."
Additionally, the President called the state of emergency imposed in Borno, Yobe and Adamawa states "effective" saying:
"Terrorism is not a phenomenon that a state of emergency of one month, six months and one year will solve; except occasional terror. We are consulting the security and relevant people and when we need to extend, we will extend it (state of emergency) because I believe that we are succeeding."
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Mother clings to moving vehicle as kidnappers tried to run off with 9-month old baby(Photo)

A brave mother, Mrs Priscilla Ekpenyong, on Friday damned the consequences by clinging to a moving vehicle in order to rescue her nine-month-old child, Emmanuella, from the hands of fleeing abductors.
The abductors had  pushed the 23-year-old woman out of the moving vehicle, but she held on to her daughter and was dragged on the tarred road for some distance before the kidnapping was aborted by security operatives.
The incident happened by the Eburutu Army Barracks along the busy Murtala Mohammed Highway in Calabar, the Cross River State capital.

Narrating her ordeal at the Police Clinic in Calabar, where she and her daughter received medical attention from bruises sustained during the incident, Priscilla said she boarded the taxi, a Volkswagen Jetta, at the Pyramid Hotel Bus Stop along the highway with another unidentified woman who was carrying a male child.
She said shortly afterwards, the taxi stopped to pick two men, who on entering the vehicle demanded the babies in the vehicle.
Priscilla said,

“I entered a taxi at Pyramid Hotel Bus Stop on a journey to my village, Idoma, in the Biase Local Government Area. Another lady was also in the vehicle with her son, but when we got to the Army Barracks junction, two men joined us.We thought they were passengers, but as soon as they got in, they started dragging our babies with us.
“I was sitting in the front with the driver, while the other woman was sitting at the back with her baby too. The two men sat at the back and while one of them was dragging the other woman’s baby (a boy), the other man was also dragging my daughter.
“The luck I had was that I strapped my baby in a tummy-carrier and the man struggled to remove the baby inside the carrier. He succeeded in removing my baby’s hand from the carrier and she started crying. He almost pulled my baby’s hand off, so I shouted for help.
“He then pushed me out of the vehicle, but I held on to my baby. The vehicle dragged me on the road from the Army Barracks junction to Sampet Filling Station, a distance of about 500 metres, before some security agents intervened. They caught the man who was trying to snatch my baby and took him to the Federal Housing Police Station. I don’t know where the others went.”

The state Police Public Relations Officer, Mr. Hogan Bassey, said the taxi driver and other accomplices escaped, while a suspect, Victor Edem-Bassey, was arrested and was being detained at the headquarters of the Cross River State Police Command in Calabar.
Edem-Bassey told PUNCH Metro that the harsh economic realities forced him into stealing children.
Edem-Bassey (30) from the Akpabuyo Local Government Area of the state, said he was introduced to the business by a friend, named Essien.
It was gathered that Edem-Bassey and his fleeing accomplices pretended to be passengers while another co-conspirator posed as a commercial driver.
Edem-Bassey said they were to take the stolen children to one Albertino who was introduced to him by Essien around the Eight-Miles area of the the Calabar metropolis.
The suspect, who claimed he had a 13-year-old son, said he was a taxi driver, but lost his job after he fell sick.
He said,

“I fell sick and the owner of the car I was driving collected it from me. After he collected it, there was no money to survive. Essien came to me and told me about this business. He said he would take me to his boss who would help me.
“He then introduced me to a man called Albertino, who said he would solve all my problems if I bring babies to him. He did not say he would pay me anything but he promised to solve all my problems. I met him in a joint at Eight Miles, but I don’t know where he lives. He was driving a jeep. I met him at the Old Market Road.  He told me to bring the babies to him.”

It was gathered that the police had arrested Essien, and was being detained at the command headquarters.
The PPRO said the arrest would aid the police in unravelling the mystery of child stealing in the state, adding that it was obvious that the suspects were kingpins.Calabar had in recent weeks been under the menace of kid abductors. The children that had been snatched had yet to be found.