Sex worker jailed for letting clients rape, abuse daughters

                                                 
A sex worker who allowed her clients to rape and indecently assault her daughters in “almost Victorian” conditions has been jailed for five years.
The mother – who cannot be named for legal reasons – beat her children with bamboo sticks and belts and kept them locked in a bedroom for days at a time.
              Plymouth Crown Court heard the three girls were living in conditions described as “almost Victorian in their bleakness” and were sometimes forced to eat cat food and drink their own urine.
The woman had previously been convicted on eight counts of animal cruelty between 1976 and 1988 but the sexual abuse only came to light in 2014 when one of her daughters came forward.
She told of how her mother would work from the family home and allow a succession of clients and boyfriends to abuse her daughters when they were of primary school age.
        One of the victims said she had attempted suicide when she was seven years old.
The mother, now 70 years old appeared in the dock with 60-year-old Raymond Williams who was jailed for three years for abusing two of the girls.
Another man, aged 57, had been due to stand trial for raping one girl on the bathroom floor but died before the case could be brought to court,  the Guardian reports.

NDLEA impounds bullion vans with Indian hemp in Ogun

The men of the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency, Ogun State command, have impounded two purposely-built bullion  vans and a Ford bus loaded with bags and parcels of Cannabis Sativa popularly known as Indian hemp.
The two vans, with number plates, FKJ 731 XQ and LSR 837 XR respectively, were impounded in Ijebu Igbo area of the state, where the suspects had abandoned them.
 Concealed inside the vans were 42 bags of the illicit drug, weighing 512 kilogrammes.

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Charly Boy, showbiz maverick, turns 64, warns against smoking, drinking

Nigeria’s all time showbiz star, Charles Chukwuemeka Oputa, popularly known as Charly Boy, on Friday, said smoking and drinking were not part of his lifestyle.

Charly Boy, who clocked 64 on Friday, said this in an exclusive interview with the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) in Abuja.

The maverick, who spoke on his lifestyle said, “I don’t drink, I don’t smoke and I don’t abuse my body.

“I also engage in regular bodily exercise and this keeps me smart and healthy.

“I know that this may be hard for some persons to believe, but one does not need those things to aspire as an artiste.

“I stopped drinking and smoking so many years ago.

“My father never smoked nor drink and he lived very healthy for well over 90 years, and that is how I planned to live.’’

Charly Boy said abstinence from alcohol and other abusive substances was the secret to his fitness.

He explained further that being focused, resilient and disciplined were among the attributes that kept him over the years amidst constant criticisms.

“It is my focus, determination and discipline that has kept me this far.

“I believe that things should be done in the new way and people should break away from the primitive ways of doing things.

“And I always stand for what I believe.

“Trying to impress others and the pressure of paying attention to peoples’ opinion are some of the things that break down people very early in life.

“I am not under any pressure, so I look very strong and younger than my age.’’

Charly is known for his preferences for make-up, braided hairstyles, tattoos, heavy jewelries and piercings.

    Hahaha when I was little what i use to remember Charly boy is , The man wey I never see without smoke, even for music video lol 

  As den don say make una stop, Please don't argue!

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Ronaldo, Schuerrle, Lewandowski hit hat-tricks as Greece hit rock bottom

Yet another Cristiano Ronaldo hat-trick propelled Portugal to a crucial 3-2 win in Armenia in Euro 2016 qualifying on Saturday while Poland’s Robert Lewandowski hit one of the quickest triples in the competition’s history.

Andre Schuerrle also bagged a hat-trick in Germany’s 7-0 thrashing of Gibraltar but former European champions Greece’s embarrassing campaign continued as they were beaten 2-1 in the Faroe Islands.

Real Madrid superstar Ronaldo scored his third hat-trick in his last three games for club and country as Portugal held on with 10 men for the final half-hour in Yerevan to claim a crucial win in Group I.

Brazilian-born Marcos Pizzelli gave Armenia the lead but Ronaldo equalised from the penalty spot before adding two more in the space of four second-half minutes.

Fernando Santos’ side then had Tiago Mendes, the Atletico Madrid midfielder, sent off and were left to hang on after Hrayr Mkoyan pulled a goal back for the hosts.

Portugal have now won four games in a row since starting their campaign with a 1-0 home defeat to Albania and they top Group I by two points from Denmark, who beat Serbia 2-0 in Copenhagen thanks to a goal in each half from Yussuf Poulsen and Jakob Poulsen.

Robert Lewandoski finishes in style for Poland

Poland remain top of Group D ahead of World Cup holders Germany after Lewandowski’s late hat-trick sealed a 4-0 win against Georgia in Warsaw.

Arkadiusz Milik put the Poles in front before captain Lewandowski doubled their lead in the 89th minute.

The Bayern Munich striker added another in the 92nd minute and completed a remarkable treble in the third minute of stoppage time to secure a handsome win.

It is the second-fastest hat-trick in the history of European Championship qualifying, bettered only by Arif Erdem, who scored three in three minutes for Turkey against Northern Ireland in the qualifying campaign for Euro 2000.

Poland are a point clear of Germany, who won 7-0 against minnows Gibraltar in Faro, southern Portugal, despite Bastian Schweinsteiger having an early penalty saved.

Schuerrle set them on their way and six more goals followed in the second half, including two more from the Wolfsburg forward, a brace from Max Kruse and one each for Ilkay Gundogan and Karim Bellarabi.

Andre Schurrle celebrates after scoring for Germany

– Scotland deny Ireland –

Scotland remain third, two points better off than the Republic of Ireland, after coming from behind to draw 1-1 in Dublin, Shaun Maloney’s shot deflecting in off home skipper John O’Shea to cancel out Jon Walters’ opener for Ireland.

The prospect of seeing all four British sides qualify together for a major tournament for the first time since the 1958 World Cup remains a very real one, with Northern Ireland still second in Group F after a 0-0 draw at home to leaders Romania at Windsor Park.

Michael O’Neill’s side are a point behind the Romanians and two better off than third-placed Hungary, who boosted their own chances by winning 1-0 in Finland thanks to a late goal by Zoltan Stieber of Hamburg.

However, Greece’s disastrous campaign continued as they were beaten 2-1 by traditional minnows the Faroe Islands in Torshavn.

A goal in each half from Hallur Hansson and Brandur Olsen secured a famous win for the hosts, with Sokratis Papastathopoulos of Borussia Dortmund getting one back in vain for Greece.

It is the second time the Euro 2004 winners have lost to the Faroes in this campaign — coach Claudio Ranieri was sacked after a 1-0 loss at home in November.

There has been no improvement yet under his Uruguayan successor Sergio Markarian, and Greece are rock bottom of the group with just two points from six games.

Source:PmNews