How Nigerian Man Died At James Bond-Themed S3x Party In UK

Edmund Echukwu, 35, a father of three based in United
Kingdom has died after drowning in a swimming pool at a
swingers’ party last Friday. Edmund was pulled from the
water at a James Bond-themed s3x party at a £3million
mansion in Radlett, Hertfordshire.
Fellow revellers tried to revive him but he was pronounced
dead at Watford General Hospital after emergency services
were called.
It is believed Mr Echukwu is a Nigerian from north London
who was at his first swingers’ party at the eight-bedroom
house, Dailymail reports.
Mr Echukwu’s neighbour in Edgware, Margaret Brown, 67,
has however paid tribute to him saying: ‘I’m devastated. He
was such a sweet guy. I remember I used to talk to him a lot
of the time.
‘He kept himself to himself, but he used to talk to me and
was very friendly. I think he was going through a difficult
time.
The Mansion
‘He was just such a gentle person. – I can’t believe this has
happened. Sometimes he would help me look after my
disabled husband.’
Mrs Brown said she believed Mr Echukwu was a care
worker.
She said she knew he had two sons from a previous
relationship, but didn’t see them very often.
The party was one of the regular swingers’ events put on by
retired management consultant Richard Stanley, 66, and his
partner Janet Harrison, 58.
The Pool
Mr Stanley said: ‘I heard a shout and ran over. I dived in
fully clothed, pausing only to take my iPhone out of my
pocket. He was enormously heavy.
‘Three of the guys pulled him out, with me pushing him from
behind. They put him straight into the CPR position and
tried to revive him. One of the guests was also a qualified
nurse’, he explained.
The couple who organized the party
A post mortem examination is due to be held today, after
which a coroner will open an inquest into his death.

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Man creates spreadsheet of all the ladies he’s ever dated

Unlike many people who may have forgotten all about their
exes after many years, 40-year-old Michael has kept a
spreadsheet of all his sexual encounter since he was 17
Each entry includes a concise description of the act beside
the names.
Speaking to All Woman, he explains: “I do it to remember
what happened, with whom, as an ego boost, as a
comparison of each woman’s skills, and in the event that I
pick up a disease, I’ll know who it came from and who
should get checked.”
When asked about his perception of his behaviour, Michael
said he sees it as ‘quite normal’ and in fact very responsible
of him to keep track of his encounters.
Michael is not the only one keeping a sex list; Jason , 25,
says with each name he writes, his pride and ego are lifted.
“When I reached number 50 I had this very huge sense of
accomplishment and now I’m focused on getting to the
100th woman,” he said.
Jason also added that the list serves as a reminder of where
he’s been, where he should never return, and each
experience teaches him different tricks and trades in the
book of love.
Addressing the issue, Dr. Alverston Bailey, family physician
and author of Sexplanations: A guide to discussing Sex &
Sexuality in the Caribbean , said most Jamaicans , especially
women, are conservative and secretive when it comes to
their sexual lives and the issue of journalising your sex
journey as a man is very uncommon.
“Women are far more likely to keep a diary of those
personal events, men rarely ever do that,” he said.
He added that as a matter of fact, a lot of men falsely
increase their actual numbers, and a sex list, which is an
accomplishment in their case, may serve as a form of
validation for a man’s prowess.
“Oftentimes men are driven to have more than one sexual
partner because to be admired by many women, many men
think it validates their masculinity and makes them feel
special and that they are needed and desired,” he said.
However, according to Dr. Bailey, beyond all that is the
possibility of these men having psychological issues, which
include borderline personality disorder.
“It is often men with low self-esteem that need to be
validated by women. It often suggests an individual with a
borderline personality disorder and in fact may be
hypersexuality, which could be due to upbringing and a
desperate attempt to achieve love.”
He added that a lot of these men may not like women, but
might be having sex merely as an expression of power.
“It might be that he is obsessed with the need to control or
dominate women or use them as a sport or game, where the
more virgins he deflowers or the more hearts he breaks, the
greater he feels,” Dr Bailey said.
“The individual might also be suffering from sexual
addiction. A sexual addict finds it very difficult to get
gratification from any sexual partner and the person does
not really enjoy sex. He or she is trying to find love and
moves from flower to flower, trying to achieve gratification,
and even though he’s looking for love he is unable to give
love because of his upbringing and socialisation.”

Ex-wife chops off husband’s p*nis so he could not marry another woman

A Chinese woman, Fu Shih, has been arrested for chopping
off her ex-husband’s penis so that he could not marry
another woman.
According to Mirror, the victim, Hong Shih, had agreed to
meet with his ex-wife to discuss the couple’s three children
and a possible reconciliation but after he told her that he
had no desire of getting back together due to the many
problems the couple had, Fu allegedly attacked him and in
the process, chopped off his manhood.
“I was just wearing loose fitting jogging trousers, and I
heard her come up behind me and was shocked when she
suddenly pulled down my trousers.
I turned around and went to pull up my trousers when she
leaned forward and before I even knew what she was doing,
sliced off my penis.
She told me that she didn’t want to see me with somebody
else and said ‘if I can’t have you, nobody will’.”
Even though the wound was severe, Hong ran to a hospital
approximately 800 meters down the road while carrying his
detached penis in his hand where doctors rushed him into
surgery and were able to reattach the penis following a
lengthy procedure.
Fu, the ex-wife, actually went to the hospital to visit Hong.
Afterward, she turned herself over to police.

You are free to leave Nigeria now –Tinubu replies Bode George

The national leader of the All Progressives Congress, APC,
Bola Ahmed Tinubu has replied PDP chieftian, Olabode
George on his threat to relocate from the country following
the emergence of Gen. Buhari as the President-elect of the
country.
Before the general election, George had vowed to leave the
country should Tinubu and his APC team assume power.
The retired naval officer told Vanguard after Buhari was
declared president-elect by the INEC boss that he can’t be
ruled by APC.
Hear him, “What will I be doing here? I can decide to go and
live anywhere. Look at everyone surrounding him (Buhari).
”So, I am not joking about it, what will I be doing here? At
70, what will I be doing here? All we have been doing to
restructure the country has been lost. We have been trying
to ensure balance in the polity but all that has gone. What
else will I be doing here?”
Responding to Bode’s threat, Tinubu asked him to be fast
with his decision, saying that he doesn’t care if he chose to
relocate to the mountain.
He said, “He can decide to go now if he wants. Who cares?
He had relocated temporarily before and came back. So it is
not a new thing. If he likes, let him relocate to Bayelsa or
Rivers, who cares. I my self will relocate very soon.

Native Doctor arrested for kidnapping lovers for ritual purposes

A native doctor, Akeem Adeniyi, is currently telling the
operatives of the Kwara State Police Command all he knows
about the alleged kidnapping of his two lovers, identified as
Bose and Busayo, with a view to using them for money
ritual.
According to a statement emanating from the command,
Adeniyi connived with one Biodun Yusuf and one Raphael
who is on the run, to abduct the victims.
It was learnt that Adeniyi and Yusuf were apprehended after
residents of the Alla-Isin area of the state heard somebody
screaming for help in Alla Grammar School at about 11pm
on March 11 and rushed to the scene.
The residents were shocked to see a Sienna Space Wagon
bus and the herbalist who reportedly told them that the one
of the ladies with him, Busayo, was his girlfriend and he was
only trying to forcefully have sex with her when she
screamed.
The police also said Adeniyi and his friends were also
responsible for the abduction of Bose, who was declared
missing on March 19 by her father.
The herbalist, who claimed the tow ladies were his
girlfriends, reportedly led security operatives to their
hideout where they were rescued alive.

Female Presidential Candidate, Remi Sonaiya Releases Post-Election Statement

Remi Sonaiya was born on March 2nd, 1955. She began
her schooling in 1961 at St. Luke’s Demonstration
School, Ibadan, from where she proceeded to St. Anne’s
School, also in Ibadan, for her secondary education.
She obtained a Bachelor of Arts in French from the
University of Ife (now Obafemi Awolowo University) in
1977, graduating with the best result in her faculty, did
her Youth Service at the Nigerian Military School, Zaria,
got married, and proceeded to Cornell University, USA,
from where she obtained an M. A. in French Literature.
Back in Nigeria, she enrolled for another Masters degree
program, this time in Linguistics, which she obtained in
1984, and immediately returned to Cornell University for
her PhD studies in Linguistics. She graduated from
Cornell in 1988 and returned to continue lecturing in the
Department of Foreign Languages of the Obafemi
Awolowo University which she had joined in 1982 as an
Assistant Lecturer. She became a professor of French
Language and Applied Linguistics in 2001.
After the just concluded presidential elections of which
she was an aspirant, she came third in the race won by
Muhammadu Buhari. She released her post-election
statement. Read it below.
My fellow Nigerians,
Roughly four months ago, I signified my intention to
represent KOWA Party at the presidential elections. I was
involved in a primary with three other aspirants and
emerged our Party’s nominee. The period between then
and now has been challenging, revealing and deeply
rewarding. Understandably, given our political culture,
we were met from some quarters with cynicism from the
very beginning, ours being a relatively new party with
little funding and no known heavyweights. At the same
time, many Nigerians saw in our audacious candidacy the
possibility of real change and a clear departure from what
we have known so far as a nation.
I am proud of what we have achieved over this very short
period. KOWA is now known not only across Nigeria but
also by many people in the international space. We
performed far above what we were expected to in every
state of the Federation, and enquiries have been pouring
in from many interested and inspired individuals across
the nation, asking how they can join our party and help
spread its ideals. (Kindly visit www.kowaparty.net .)
This experience has made me, now more than ever,
convinced of the need for a value re-orientation in our
country. As a society we appear to celebrate people who
represent the ills we complain about, or are prepared to
look the other way when they offer us temporary
palliatives. This has to change, and I hope to work with
my Party to continue to spread this message without
which our hope of building a just and prosperous nation
will forever remain a mirage.
I am also convinced that there is a quiet majority out
there who see the truth in our message that only a leader
with strong values and an independent mind can give us
the change we need. As such, I intend to spend the
coming years working with other members to grow KOWA
Party and establish it as a solid and attractive platform
of excellence for politicians of character and integrity.
Finally, many may not be aware, but the core support for
my campaign was provided by volunteers. Ordinary
people like me, who shared our message broadly in spite
of disbelief and even derision from some supporters of
some larger parties. To these ordinary people who saw
themselves in my candidacy and made sacrifices to
actualize our dream, I am greatly indebted and hereby
express my profound gratitude.
This is not the end. This is only the beginning. The power
to change Nigeria for good lies in all of us. While we
congratulate the incoming government on their victory at
the polls, we also remind them that something has
changed significantly about the Nigerian people at this
election, and that governments will from now on be held
to account. God bless you all, and God bless the Federal
Republic of Nigeria.
Professor Oluremi SONAIYA