Passengers In A Commercial Bus Burnt Badly After Fuel Stored In The Bus Explodes [See Photos]

Passengers in a commercial bus were badly burnt this afternoon when the fuel stored in a keg at the back of the vehicle exploded due to heat.

The danfo bus caught first after it turned at Chevron Roundabout in Lekki, Lagos.

Immediately the bus caught fire, passengers in the vehicle started struggling out of the bus but the ones at the back weren’t so lucky as they were badly burnt in the explosion.

This is so sad! People storing fuel in their vehicles due to fuel scarcity.

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See Newborn Twins Joined With One Heart Who Can Not Be Separated (Photos)

Twin girls who were born joined at the chest and share the same heart could not be parted, surgeons in Vallenar, Chile have said.



Siamese girls Anais and Amanda were born five months ago and have remained under surveillance of doctors until and it became clear that separation surgery is not possible.

The babies were born with a cyanotic heart, which means each girl had a heart, but their organs were positioned so close together that they merged into one.

In many cases of this type, one of the twins may often be sacrificed to allow the other one to live a normal life.

Dr Humberto Caballero, who is caring for the twins, said, “The twins were sent to have tests done now that they are five-months-old.

The conclusion is that the girls hearts are joined, and as a result the babies will have to remain together.

The heart condition means that it’s impossible to separate them and it would also be out of the question to remove one so that the other might live and develop normally.”



Only 35 per cent of cojoined twins survive for one day after birth, however, among those who survive more than a day after birth, some continue to live for days, weeks, months or years while conjoined.

Althought the diagnosis isn’t associated with a long life expectancy, twins’ parents are not going to give up.

They say, “As long as they are here it is heaven’s will, and we will care for them.”

Hilarious Picture Of A Nursery School Kid Dancing Shoki

What do you think??

He dances it better than all those Naija guys & gals sef

Pastor Adeboye Gets His Own Customized Coke Bottle (See Photo)

Pastor Enoch Adejare Adeboye, The General Overseer of Redeemed Christian Church of God (RCCG), now has his very own customized Coke bottle.
The popular preacher posted a photo of his own drink, sending a thank you message to Nigerian Bottling Company makers of Coca-Cola.



He wrote: “Thank you Coca-Cola NBC for sending me my own personal bottle. Shame I don’t drink coke, I drink chivita ice tea lemon and Grand Malt though. #

See What Tinubu Placed At His Fence To Mock The Nigerian Army

Ok, the gist is that the All Progressives Congress (APC) leader and former Governor of Lagos State, Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu, raised an alarm concerning military personnel stalking his home which is nestled in highbrow Bourdillon, Ikoyi in Lagos. He didn’t quite like the sight of the soldiers milling about the place and said so here.

The army debunked Tinubu’s claims with a statement of its own; to the effect that no soldiers were deployed to Asiwaju’s home and that the APC leader is only crying wolf where none exists. See the army’s riposte here.

Anyhoo, we saw this banner resting on the fence of Bola Tinubu’s home this morning as we drove past Bourdillon. Two banners were hung on the fence of the main house and the adjoining building.

It was a message for the army, more or less. One that suggested that their skills were better suited elsewhere. “This is not Sambisa Forest. Wrong Posting,” the banner read.

Now, in case you’ve been submerged in some cave in the last decade, Sambisa Forest is the swathe of thick forest and shrubs under the control of the terrorist Boko Haram sect. The army has found the area impregnable, billions of dollars in military budgets after.

We can wager that APC stalwarts and Tinubu supporters must have put up these mischievous banners while men slept.

Naira Rain At Jonathan’s Re-election Fund Raiser As Over N21bn Donated

The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) last night demonstrated why it is the largest political party in Africa as its fund raising dinner towards President Goodluck Jonathan’s re-election in 2015 generated over N21 billion.

Donors at the fund raiser, which held at the Banquet Hall of the Presidential Villa in Abuja, included businessmen/women, multinational organizations, PDP governors and individuals.

Mr. Tunde Ayeni, who was chairman of the event, opened the set the ball rolling with a donation of N2 billionn on behalf of himself and unnamed friends while a prominent businesswoman and friend of the First Family, Hajiya Bola Shagaya and her friends donated the sum of N5 billion.

The PDP Governors Forum donated N1.05billion. Governor Isa Yuguda of Bauchi State, who spoke on behalf of the governors, said 21 governors of the party donated N50m each.

Some of the other donations on the night are: Oil and Gas sector, N5bn; Transport and Aviation, N1bn; Food and Agriculture, N500m; Power, N500m; Construction, N310m; Road Construction, N250m; those in Real Estate and Building donated N4bn; National Automotive Association, N450m; Shelter Development Limited, N250m; PDP Rivers State stakeholders, N50million; Emzor Pharmaceuticals, N50m; the NDDC governing board, N15m; auto sector, N450m and PDP youth group, N50m.

Speaking at the occasion, Chairman of the fundraiser committee and former Minister of Information, Prof. Jerry Gana, who donated N5billion on behalf of himself and his friends, warned that the 2015 general elections would not be a walk over and urged the party not to underestimate their opponents.

President Goodluck Jonathan in a brief remark thanked the donors and pledged that the funds raised would be judiciously utilised.

The National Chairman of the PDP, Adamu Mu’azu, in his speech reiterated that “Power and glory come from God” adding that “those who have won should involve everybody in their campaigns in order to make them family campaigns”.

Present at the event were Vice President Namadi Sambo, Senate President David Mark, House of Representatives Deputy Speaker Emeka Ihedioha, PDP governors, Ministers and the Chairman, Board of Trustees of the PDP, Chief Antony Anenih.

The huge donations, according to the Electoral Act, contravenes the law.
Section 221 of the 1999 Constitution prohibits a State Government from contributing to the election expenses of any candidate or aspirant.

The Electoral Act Section 91 (90 of the Code of conduct for Political Parties and Elections limits individual donations and contributions to a maximum of N1m.

Also, the Electoral Act, Section 91, criminalizes contravention of limitation on election expenses.

A presidential Candidate, who knowingly contravenes it, is liable to a maximum fine of N1, 000,000.00 or imprisonment for a period of 12 months or both.

Heartless!! Okadaman Beats Pregnant Woman To Coma In Lagos

Some people are heartless! A commercial motorcycle operator has beaten a seven- month pregnant woman to coma along the Lagos-Badagry expressway, near Oluti bus stop in Lagos.

Trouble started after the woman was said to have paid the unknown rider a stipulated amount of money to convey her from Iyana Iba to First Gate bus stop, Maza Maza.

According to an eyewitness, who identified herself simply as Mama Bola, the pregnant woman, Feyisara, when she regained consciousness in a private hospital, said the agreement was for the rider to move her to First Gate only for him to stop near Oluti, screaming at her to get off from the motorcycle.

The source said Feyisara disclosed that an argument ensued and the rider wanted to move the bike but she held his clothes tight, preventing him from escaping.

According to Mama Bola, “The pregnant woman, Feyisara said she had paid the okada rider the agreed amount only for him to lie that Alakija was the destination she told him. So, when they reached Alakija, he ordered the woman to get off but she refused insisting that she would get off at her destination. So, when the desperate rider wanted to escape and the woman stopped him, he attempted to remove her hands from his clothes but to no avail.

The man parked the machine and forcefully removed her hands.
“The woman said she had no choice than to go after his private part. An action which probably angered the man as he punched her in the neck and the woman fell on a stone and was rolling on the ground when sympathisers saw her and took her to a private hospital. She was bleeding”.

Meanwhile, the Okadaman had zoomed off to an unknown destination. Police is on his trail.