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Pls watch till end b4 commenting. This happened in a town called Bameda in Cameroon. This girl dancing is a call girl whose job is paid sex, she's usually been called by does guy as seen in the ist phrase of video are Camerounian under cover armies( called the Camerounian BIR) for rounds of enjoyment and sex. So on August 5th, she was been called for the usual dose and after the fun, was been drop off by those same armies. Unfortunately for her Amaba boy( rebel leaders) cut up her and thought she was a black leg, a sell out in the struggle ( which is the current political situation in the English part of Cameroon btw the government and the separatists), they got her well beaten and cut open her throat with knife.

Wounded people walk near the site of an explosion at the port in the Lebanese capital Beirut. The powerful explosions that rocked the port of Beirut on Tuesday left "people dead and injured", the Lebanon's National News Agency reported. Georges Kettaneh, the president of the Lebanese Red Cross, referred to "hundreds of wounded" in a statement on Lebanese LBC television, adding: "We are overwhelmed by phone calls." Lebanon's Prime Minister Hasan Diab has declared Wednesday a day of mourning, and President Michel Aoun called for "urgent" defence council talks. General Security chief Abbas Ibrahim has said this might have been caused by explosive materials confiscated years ago and stored at the city's port. "It appears that there is a warehouse containing material that was confiscated years ago, and it appears that it was highly explosive material," the senior security official said, adding that an investigation would be launc...

The Governor of Ogun State, Prince Dapo Abiodun appears to have bowed to pressure as he stopped the payment of N25,000 by students of private boarding schools for COVID-19 and malaria tests. Abiodun came under heavy criticisms parents of SS3 students in private boarding schools were made to realize on Sunday that they must pay a sum of N25,000 to get their children tested. Making a u-turn on Monday evening, the governor said, “After reviewing these developments, I have today immediately directed that the government laboratories carry out test for all returning SS3 boarding students at no cost. “I have also directed that all those who have paid for tests be refunded.” A statement personally signed by Gov Abiodun reads: “In line with the Federal Ministry of Education recommendation and WASSCE timetable, we decided to open our schools on the 4th August 2020 for SS3 students only. We put in place guidelines that would ensure that our students resume in a safe environment. “In our pre-openi...