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http://ift.tt/eA8V8J A woman in northern Thailand chopped off her unfaithful husband’s penis and then drank pesticide to her death, local police told dpa on Tuesday. Kawinnart Saezong, 33, was declared dead on Monday at a hospital in Phayao province, said Narin Cherdyoo, Phayao police officer. Kawinnart’s suicide happened soon after she chopped off her 38-year-old husband’s penis while he was asleep early Saturday, after she learned of his multiple infidelities, Narin said. Her husband, Niran Saewang, survived the attack. He was transferred from Phayao to Lampang hospital, which is a three-hour drive, and had his penis reattached, a hospital staff confirmed to dpa. Hospital staff in Phayao managed to retrieve Niran’s penis and froze it with ice during the hospital transfer, according to Lampang hospital. This is not the first time Lampang hospital has had to deal with such a case, the hospital said, adding that all of the penis reattachment surgeries there had been successful. ...

http://ift.tt/eA8V8J Mr Akinpelu Aina, member, Ogun House of Assembly on Monday urged President Muhammadu Buhari to continue the fight against corruption, saying that the measure would assist in ending recession in the country. Aina, who said this in an interview with News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) in Abeokuta, added that the present administration had done “tremendously well in its quest to end corruption in country’’. He said that since the inception of the Buhari’s administration two years ago, the rate of corruption which was initially deep in the society had reduced drastically. The lawmaker, representing Ado Odo Ota, commended the Federal Government for introducing the whistle blowing policy, adding that the policy had led to the discovery of stolen funds which could have been used for infrastructural development. “As far as corruption is concerned, this government has done well in the last two years. “If you look at the rate of corruption in our country before now, it is not...