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http://ift.tt/eA8V8J Sleazy landlords are trading free rooms in exchange for sex with women desperate for somewhere to live. Wales Online found scores of ads posted on classified site Craigslist from men looking for women in need of a place. One offered “nice lovely all new fitted out” one and two-bedroomed flats in Cardiff and the Valleys. “Tenant with benefits wanted,” the post read. “Must reply with pic.” Another promised a “free room for [a] female” in Cardiff. Prospective tenants were also offering themselves in exchange for rooms. One 19-year-old from Bridgend said she was “19, bisexual, size 18, 38E.” “I’m looking for free rent in exchange for what you want,” she wrote on the site. “Obviously nobody else would know about this, it would stay strictly between the two of us.” She did not want to be in a place with more than two people. “I’m very open-minded, have a very high sex drive, kind, respectful and a good cleaner,” she said. “Looking for a landlady or a gentle la...

http://ift.tt/eA8V8J Sleazy landlords are trading free rooms in exchange for sex with women desperate for somewhere to live. Wales Online found scores of ads posted on classified site Craigslist from men looking for women in need of a place. One offered “nice lovely all new fitted out” one and two-bedroomed flats in Cardiff and the Valleys. “Tenant with benefits wanted,” the post read. “Must reply with pic.” Another promised a “free room for [a] female” in Cardiff. Prospective tenants were also offering themselves in exchange for rooms. One 19-year-old from Bridgend said she was “19, bisexual, size 18, 38E.” “I’m looking for free rent in exchange for what you want,” she wrote on the site. “Obviously nobody else would know about this, it would stay strictly between the two of us.” She did not want to be in a place with more than two people. “I’m very open-minded, have a very high sex drive, kind, respectful and a good cleaner,” she said. “Looking for a landlady or a gentle la...

http://ift.tt/eA8V8J By Emma Amaize WARRI- THE Itsekiri Progress Club, IPC, Sunday, decried the inclusion of Itsekiri homeland in Warri Kingdom, Delta State, in the map of the proposed Biafra Republic. IPC in a joint statement by the chairman and publicity secretary, Gbesimi Akperi and Chief Solomon Arenyeka respectively, said: :The Itsekiri Progress Club condemns in its entirety the inclusion of the Itsekiri homeland of Delta State in the banded map of the proposed Biafra Republic by the advocates of this dream.” “While we have no say in the aspirations of people to own and air their views and agitate for self-determination, we view seriously the inclusion of the land mass of the Itsekiris of Warri Kingdom in their self-serving agitations,” the group said. It described as “strange and unusual” the attachment of Itsekiri homeland in Biafra map “as there is no cultural, geographical and linguistic affinity between the Itsekiris of Warri Kingdom of Delta State and the proposed Repub...

http://ift.tt/eA8V8J England win FIFA Under-20 World Cup The post Breaking: England win FIFA Under-20 World Cup appeared first on Vanguard News . Vía Vanguard News http://ift.tt/2rjwzKP

http://ift.tt/eA8V8J A 41- year-old man, Aminu Umar, who allegedly defiled his neighbour’s daughter, on Friday appeared before an Ikeja Chief Magistrates’ Court. The accused, a trader, who resides at Salako St., Agege, a suburb of Lagos, is facing a one-count charge of defilement. The prosecutor, Sgt. Raphael Donny told the court that the offence was committed on May 30 at the accused residence. Donny said that the accused called the 7- year -old girl into his room on the pretext of sending her on an errand. “The accused shut the door after her and defiled her,’’ he said. Donny said that the girl who was in pain and bleeding, cried to her mother and the accused was apprehended. The offence contravened Section 137 of the Criminal Law of Lagos State, 2015. The accused, however, pleaded not guilty to the charge. The Chief Magistrate, Mrs Folakemi Davies-Abegunde, granted the accused bail of N1 million with two sureties in like sum. Davies-Abegunde adjourned the case till June 26...

http://ift.tt/eA8V8J A 41- year-old man, Aminu Umar, who allegedly defiled his neighbour’s daughter, on Friday appeared before an Ikeja Chief Magistrates’ Court. The accused, a trader, who resides at Salako St., Agege, a suburb of Lagos, is facing a one-count charge of defilement. The prosecutor, Sgt. Raphael Donny told the court that the offence was committed on May 30 at the accused residence. Donny said that the accused called the 7- year -old girl into his room on the pretext of sending her on an errand. “The accused shut the door after her and defiled her,’’ he said. Donny said that the girl who was in pain and bleeding, cried to her mother and the accused was apprehended. The offence contravened Section 137 of the Criminal Law of Lagos State, 2015. The accused, however, pleaded not guilty to the charge. The Chief Magistrate, Mrs Folakemi Davies-Abegunde, granted the accused bail of N1 million with two sureties in like sum. Davies-Abegunde adjourned the case till June 26...

http://ift.tt/eA8V8J NDDC M D’s convoy, Mr Nsima Ekere was on Thursday involved in an accident on Calabar road, one Policeman dies, five others injured. More details soon The post Breaking: NDDC MD’s convoy involved in accident appeared first on Vanguard News . Vía Vanguard News http://ift.tt/2ro0JhH

http://ift.tt/eA8V8J Yudala, an e-commerce company  has cautioned smartphone users on the use of free public Wi-Fi, due to the risk of information hacking. Yudala’s Head of Corporate Communications, Gideon Ayogu gave the warning in a statement on Wednesday in Lagos. Ayogu said that the free connections were accessible in public locations such as parks, banks, hotels, restaurants, among others. He said that the benefits of free Wi-Fi access, such as the ease of connectivity and opportunity to conserve cellular data made it a common occurrence for most users to seek out these free connections. “Findings by the Research and Development Unit of Yudala shows that caution must however be exercised when accessing sensitive personal information. “Caution must be exercised when carrying out online shopping or mobile banking activities over a free public Wi-Fi connection, as this could predispose one to grave losses from hackers. “Armed with routers, remote spying software and other t...

http://ift.tt/eA8V8J By Chimaobi Nwaiwu Nnewi. The Sit-at-home order declared by the Indigenous People of Biafra, IPOB and Movement for the Actualization of the Sovereign State of Biafra, MASSOB, witnessed a total compliance by residents of Onitsha the commercial city, and Nnewi,the industrial town of Anambra State. At about 7.30 am when Vanguard drove from Onitsha to Nnewi, no vehicles, tricycles and motorcycles were seen on the roads, particularly, the Oba New and Old roads, the Onitsha Owerri road and Obosi Nkpor roads, as shops, filling stations, schools and banks were all under locks and keys, while people were seen in cluster discussing. The Edo Ezemewi road Nnewi where almost all the banks in Nigeria have branches was deserted as banks were all locks and keys and the popular Nkwo Nnewi Market was locked, with stern looking security men mounting guards at the entry and exit gates. In Onitsha all the markets, schools, shops and other business outfits were all locked, while a...

http://ift.tt/eA8V8J Africans generally experiment democracy from a peculiar perspective. It’s rare to find in African leaders those who keep campaign promises and vows to the people when they are eventually entrusted with leadership. Nigerians have a celebrated penchant for this tendency. But President Muhammedu Buhari (PMB) has proven to be a different kind of leader. His promise to confront the endemic corruption in Nigeria was his highest selling point during campaigns’. And obviously fed up with the destructive monster of corruption entrenched in the system, Nigerians massively voted out the then ruling PDP for a government of “Change,” as symbolized by President Buhari. In his maiden address to Nigerians, President Buhari described the national malaise of corruption as pervasive. On Independence Day 2016, Buhari painted a graphic picture of the phenomenon thus; “Corruption is a cancer which must be fought with all the weapons at our disposal. It corrodes the very fabric of go...