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#AbiaDecides: T.A Orji, Olisah Metuh Force Abia Returning Officer To Reverse Cancellation #NigeriaDacides

Posted by Ajewole Samson on April 13, 2015

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Police shoot and kill gun wielding man after he opens fire in German cinema, over 25 people injured (photos)

An attack at a cinema in Viernheim, Germany, has left at least 20 people injured. Police shot and killed a gun-holding man today after the masked attacker who wore an ammunition belt, stormed a movie theater and opened fire. Police spokesman Bernd Hochstaedter said the armed man had entered the Kinopolis movie theater in the small western town of Viernheim, about 45 miles south of Frankfurt, around 3 p.m and fired at least one shot before barricading himself inside... Recounting what happened, The interior minister of the state of Hessen, Peter Beuth said: The police received an emergency call at 2:45pm [12:45 GMT]. The caller said there was a masked man armed with a long gun and it was unclear whether it was a real gun. The caller heard four shots and said that the masked man appeared a little mentally unstable. Police special forces were called and a large group of heavily-armed police stormed the cinema and gained entrance. He has been shot dead and the motive...

Artist who allowed complete strangers to fondle her genitals and breasts in public arrested (Photos)

An artist who invited complete strangers to fondle her genitals in public has been arrested in Trafalgar Square. Controversial performer Milo Moire had been travelling Europe for her new 'Mirror Box' show, which is designed to promote women's right to not be touched. So far her performance has taken in Dusseldorf and Amsterdam, but when she took her art to Trafalgar Square, in London, she fell foul of the law. During the show, Ms Moire allowed passers-by over the age of 18 to touch her breasts or genitals for thirty seconds. She told the Mirror Online: "I was in Trafalgar Square and the police came and told me what I was doing was against the law and I had to come with them to the police station.I was there for 24 hours; first in one station then another with the court where I ended up having to pay a hefty fine. "It was not nice to be in jail.I tried to explain to them the performance I was doing. The first detectives who interviewed me were women and ...

Video: Dino Melaye speak on the alleged forgery of the senate standing order by Saraki and Ekweremadu

Dino Melaye on Tuesday June 21st on the floor of the senate, spoke against the planned arraignment of the Senate President Bukola Saraki and his deputy, Ike Ekweremadu, over alleged forgery of the Senate's standing orders during the election that made them emerge senate leaders in June 2015. Dino condemned the suit filed by FG against the senate leaders, arguing that the act is a grand design to distract the National Assembly and also to intimidate it into silence and enthrone a one-man rule. Watch the video after the cut..

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