So what? Top Tanzanian Gospel Artist caught with Her Director' And SO?

The only reason am posting this is to ask the question so what?, they are adults, who gave any one the right to say they have been cut, and those photo are so damaging and humiliating so I will not post them. am so sorry to see that once again Africa  still  fully flagged Jungle Justice nation

Source: Xdeejayz.blogspot.com

WATCH: Kenyan Villagers Chase Down & Capture Cheetahs Killing Their Goats

I can not believe this,the  Cheetahs dom see watin pass dem.  Good people they followed the law and handed it over to the authorities, , I wonder what they would have to the Cheetahs in Nigeria. When Jungle Justice is the order of the day. 

Villagers in Kenya have chased down and captured two cheetahs that were killing their goats.

The goat's owner has told the BBC the cheetahs had been preying on the animals one by one, day by day.

Four men in the north-east of the African nation chased down the cats over a distance of four miles.

By the end the cheetahs, the fastest-running animals on Earth, were so tired they could not run anymore.

The villagers captured them alive before safely handing them over to the Kenya Wildlife Service.

Goats and other livestock are a crucial part of the economy for the Kenyan-Somali population living in the

barren north-east of Kenya. See video after the cut

Badagry Jungle Justice: Community Wants Family To Settle for Cash As They Bury Their Son

Tears flowed freely as the remains of Ifechukwudi Nwanikpor was laid to rest at the Badagry Cemetery in Lagos yesterday. The 24-year-old was one of two young men lynched by villagers from the Tozukame community area in Ajara, Badagry .

Policemen watched as both men – Nwanikpor and Kazeem Onayemi (26) were beaten and killed by the community members after being labelled armed robbers.

Mourners and family members came out in their numbers at the Badagry cemetery but couldn’t hold back their tears at the burial.


Nigerian Telegraph spoke to Sam Nwanikpor, a retired Immigrations officer and father of the deceased after his son’s interment. The senior Nwanikpor, who served for 30 years before he retired in 2008, said that John was the oldest of his two sons.