Son Kills Father and Mother In Nigeria (Full Story)

The Enugu State Police Command is currently trying to unravel the circumstances that led to the murder of a father and a mother by their sons in separate incidents in the Coal City.

The two bizarre incidents occurred within a space of two days, Sunday, April 26, and Monday, April 27, 2015, in different parts of the state.

In the first incident, which took place on April 26, one Chijioke Onyeke reportedly murdered his father at Umuaina, Umuogboagu village, in Igboeze North Local Government Area of the state.

It was gathered that at about 6:30pm on that fateful day, Chijioke inflicted machete cuts on his father’s head after a quarrel that arose over a yet to be determined reason.

The elder Onyeke sustained severe injuries from the cuts, which prompted family members and neighbours, who were around when the incident occurred, to rush him St. Mary’s hospital, Ogurete, Enugu Ezike.

But, unfortunately, he died at the hospital.

The deceased’s corpse was deposited in the morgue of the  General Hospital, Ogurute, Enugu Ezike, for autopsy.

However, Chijioke has been arrested, and he is presently in police custody.

In the other incident, one Chidi Agbo, of Ette Center in Igboeze North Local Government Area of Enugu State, has been arrested by the police for allegedly beating his mother to death over a yet to be identified reason.

It was gathered that the deceased, identified as one Virginia Agbo, met her untimely death on April 27 after her son allegedly beat her up.

It was learnt that Virginia’s lifeless body was found lying on her bed after the son finished pummeling her.

The spokesman of the Enugu State Police Command, Mr. Ebere Amaraizu, who confirmed the two incidents on Wednesday, said Virginia’s body was also deposited at the mortuary of the General Hospital, at Ogurute, Enugu Ezike.

Amaraizu disclosed that the two suspects are helping the police in ongoing investigations.

More About The Big Boxing Bout "Mayweather vs Pacquaio

Mayweather v Pacquiao
Venue: MGM Grand, Las Vegas. Date: 2/3 May: 21:00 local time/05:00 Sunday BST
Coverage: Live text commentary on the BBC Sport website

Floyd Mayweather taunted Manny Pacquiao ahead of their eagerly-anticipated super-fight on Saturday, telling him he should be earning more money.

The fight is the richest in history, with the fighters sharing around £150m, although the exact figure is unknown.
However, the purse split is 60-40 in Mayweather's favour and the American legend said his Filipino rival had not been looked after properly.
"If he'd have worked with us, he'd have made $100m (£65m)," said Mayweather.

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Pacquiao and Mayweather talk to the press ahead of the big fight weekend

"Financially, he hasn't been treated right for this fight. And [this fight] is all about the money.
"Saturday is just work, I'll just do what I do. But I'll make upwards of $200m for this fight, which is $50m apiece for my kids. So it was a smart move."
Five-weight world champion Mayweather, nicknamed 'Money', came face to face with six-weight world champion Pacquaio for the first time at a Miami Heat basketball game in January.
The 38-year-old American said he instigated the initial meeting in Pacquiao's Miami hotel suite - which Mayweather said was not up to his exacting standards.

Mayweather, who is unbeaten in 47 professional fights, explained: "I went over to Manny and said: 'I don't know what [Pacquiao's promoter] Bob Arum is saying to you, but it's not true.
"When Manny Pacquiao said he had signed paperwork to fight me, he must have been signing half of his money away. He hadn't signed to fight me.
"I told him that if we agree to drugs testing and we're on a level playing field, we can make the fight happen. The fight came about because of me.
"But why did they have him staying in that type of hotel? It wasn't right."

Mayweather also reiterated his intention to retire after one more fight in September, even though two more victories would leave him equal with heavyweight legend Rocky Marciano's 49-fight unbeaten record.
"People ask me about Rocky Marciano's record but it's time for me to walk away. And I won't miss boxing," said Mayweather.
"The money is more important than any unbeaten record - my daughters can't eat no 'zero'.
"Getting to 50 fights unbeaten might be special for you, but for me it's not."

Meet Prospective NBA'S Rookie of the year

Sixteen members of the media were asked Monday and Tuesday who they would vote for now, with exactly two weeks to go in the regular season. Twelve said Wiggins, one said "probably" Wiggins, two said Noel, one said a lean toward Mirotic.
Voters were not asked for a top three, as the official ballot from the NBA will require. But among those who used that blueprint anyway, one did not have Noel and three left off Mirotic, an early indication of how the final tally could go in many different directions.
While 16 people is a very small sample size compared to the 124 from the United States and Canada who will vote on Rookie of the Year at the end of the regular season, the 16 are from both conferences as well as national writers, and are also a mix of writers and broadcasters. No one from any of the four locations of the main contenders -- the Twin Cities for Wiggins, Philadelphia for Noel, Orlando for Payton, Chicago for Mirotic -- participated.
If the outcome of the unscientific poll among random potential voters from many markets, Wiggins could be headed to an easy win that would debunk any theory the race had tightened as Noel took his place among league leaders and Mirotic consistently delivered in the fourth quarter for the Bulls.
"It's getting jumbled, for sure, but I'd still vote for Andrew Wiggins today," one media member said.
"If it was six weeks ago, I'd probably mark my ballot Wiggins and everyone else a distant second," another said. "Today? I'd probably still go with Wiggins, despite his team, and have Mirotic a very, very close second and Noel third. And I don't know, with two weeks left, I could perhaps be convinced to swap the top two, it's that close in my mind."
And, in an e-mail: "My vote for ROY will be Wiggins. I've only done a little research but would be shocked if it wasn't a runaway or even a unanimous vote pro-Wiggins. Curious to see the results next month."
From the pro-Noel side: "It's really a tossup right now between Noel and Wiggins. They've each been impressive at times, albeit in completely different ways, and both have shown tremendous growth over the course of the season. The Timberwolves have been as dependent on Wiggins' scoring as the 76ers have been reliant on Noel's defense. But I'm leaning toward Noel, because he's had the greater overall impact. The 76ers, incredibly, have the 10th-best defensive rating in the NBA, despite a severe shortage of talent. It's a testament to Brett Brown's coaching, but also a reflection of Noel's emergence as a major defensive force. The advanced metrics bear this out."
For Mirotic: "I personally feel Mirotic is the best rookie I've seen, but I need to look at [the] full body of work."
Along those lines, several media members said their decision may change in the final two weeks. The final answer is becoming that difficult for some, even as the informal survey shows the possibility of a big win for Wiggins.
The Ladder with two weeks to go?

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MEET DAVIDO'S LOOK ALIKE

Nigeria's musical talent Davido pose a striking resemblance with Dream Works Super star cartoon character "Skrek". Beyond reasonable doubt if shrek was a human figure, He would probably be Shina Rambo or Bred. He must certainly be one of Davido's relative. 

New Music (The Prognosis) Spoken Words @dadonelrigo

Born in Lagos, Nigeria. OLUWATAYO ADEYANJU, also known as “EL RIGO tha prodigy”is a diamond in the rough! EL RIGO who is a graduate of Political Science from the University Of Ibadan, hails from Ekiti State and is a writer, spoken word artiste and rapper famously known for his ability to blend indigenous sounds with contemporary Hip-Hop.
Having dropped ‘Baba Alaye’ a mid-tempo afro pop song earlier this year, EL RIGO introduces us to the conscious side of him, as he delves into the scarcely attempted genre of Spoken Word poetry, to deliver what he titles- THE PROGNOSIS
The Prognosis is an artistic compilation of well-constructed lines, carefully knitted into rhyme patterns to deliver not just a pleasant sound, but also convey a conscious message.It is the second single off his upcoming project ‘MODUS VIVENDI the EP’due for release later this year.This poetic piece, Is a deep, insightful material that touches on every sphere of our everyday lives as Nigerians, from politics to religious and social issues which exposes the listeners to things that mattered but were never taken note of.
This one would go down in time as one of the deepest Socio-political works in the industry.
Listen and have the scales taken off your eyes!!!
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