MOTHER POSTS CHILDREN FOR SALE ON FACEBOOK, SAYS IT IS A JOKE WHEN SHE GOT IN TROUBLE

A Memphis, Tennessee mother is at the center of controversy after she posted a photo of her two children and said they were for sale because they were bad. She wrote:'Kids For Sale, 45% Off because they bad' on facebook.  The photo was posted by a Facebook user named Jaton Justsilly Jaibabi.
A lot of people were outraged when they saw the photo of the girls. However, the family members of the poster said it was a joke.

See the unedited version of the kids. See how sad they look :-(

Joke or not, authorities in Memphis have now launched an investigation into the woman and the treatment of her children. She has since deactivated her Facebook account

The poster is the one on the left

However, her cousin, Derion Dewayne King, who came to her defence has come under severe fire from the public. Read what he wrote and some of the responses from the public below:

NYSC POSTPONES BATCH A 2016 0RIENTATION COURSE TO 27TH APRIL

The date for the commencement of the 2016 Batch 'A' Orientation Course has been changed as indicated above by NYSC. This was announced on their official website.

PHOTOS: PREGNANT WOMAN BRUTALIZES HOUSEMAID IN KADUNA

A woman identified as one Mrs Vivien Obodo (pictured holding a wrapper) has been accused of physically assaulting her 9-year-old housemaid. According to Salma Ajuma Okpanachi, who shared the photos, Mrs Obodo punished Chidimma by making her chew pepper, and has punished her other times by cutting her scalp with blade or applying grounded pepper all over her body. See Salma's post below: 

"Chidinma is only 9 .... From Nsukka to kaduna by Mrs Vivien Obodo December last year . Chidinma was to look after a 3 month old baby girl but Chidinma is only a child herself each time something goes wrong Chidinma gets purnished either by chewing pepper or pepper being rubbed all over her . Hot water has been poured on her , cut with blade on her scalp ... Chidinma had no clothes and not allowed to use the family toilet ... This case eventually got to The Honorable Commissioner women's affair kaduna ... Chidinma's dad was asked to come to Kaduna which he did .. At the time he came he want the Ministry to stay off the matter as he claims its "family " matter . Well in the end Vivien was given a warning as she is pregnant and in her last trimester and a youth corper serving at kaduna prison. Well case close you'd think ? No ! On the way back chidinma told her dad more and even more .. Now the matter is now with the Village head .. Chidinma's dad is very upset . Well done "voice of the girl child " well done to the Honorable Commisioner Women's affair Kaduna state Hajia Rabiat Abdulsalam who handled the case"

PHOTOS: CAMEROONIAN WOMAN COMMITS SUICIDE AFTER DISCOVERING LOVER'S INFIDELITY

A heartbroken Cameroonian woman yesterday, March 19, committed suicide by jumping off a high building in Lebanon. According to Cameroononline, the woman killed herself after she found out that her partner was unfaithful. The man in question apparently tried to pull her back but unfortunately she slipped from his hand and dropped to the pavement below.

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TODAY'S RECIPE: BLUEBERRY MUFFINS

Blueberry muffins

Preparation time:

overnight

Cooking time:

10 to 30 minutes

Serves:

Makes 8 muffins

Ingredients:

• 110g/4oz plain flour
• 110g/4oz butter
• 65g/2½oz sugar
• 2 free-range eggs
• 1½ tsp baking powder
• 125g/4½oz blueberries, or equivalent in frozen blueberries
• pinch nutmeg
• double cream, to serve

Method:

1. Cream the butter and sugar together then slowly add the eggs, mix for three minutes. Add the flour, baking powder, nutmeg, stir to combine, then refrigerate for at least an hour, preferably overnight.
2. Place a spoonful of muffin mixture into each muffin case, filling each to just over half way. Stud each muffin with about eight blueberries.
3. Bake in an oven set at 200C/400F for 20 minutes, or until golden on top. Serve with cream.
   
   
   Try this muffin recipe, it's simply delicious. Please leave your comment.

81 YEAR OLD WOMAN CHASES FLEEING ROBBERS, HELPS POLICE APPREHEND THEM

Washington - Police say an 81-year-old Pennsylvania woman chased down robbers who stole her purse, ramming their car with hers and leaving damage that helped officers apprehend them.

The woman was sitting her car in her Mount Pocono driveway on Tuesday when she was approached by a man and woman. As she talked to them through an open window, one grabbed her purse and they fled in a car.

Pocono Mountain Regional police say the woman took off after them and hit their car, but the duo drove off.
Officers found their damaged car in a grocery store parking lot.

Thirty-four-year-old William Hayhurst and 30-year-old Erin Vanmatre were arrested and arraigned on Wednesday on robbery and other charges.

Police say the suspects targeted the woman after seeing her with cash at a pharmacy.

LOL...A VILLAGE IN INDIA BANS MOBILE PHONES FOR SINGLE WOMEN

Ahmedabad, a village in Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi's home state of Gujarat has banned single women from using mobile phones, with elders deeming the technology a "nuisance to society".
Members of the Suraj village council in Mehsana, the premier's home district, passed a resolution in early February outlawing the use of mobile phones for teenage girls and young women.

"Community leaders felt that just like liquor, the use of mobile phones by unmarried women was a nuisance to society," village head Devshi Vankar told AFP, adding that a similar ban would be announced for school-age boys soon.

He said mobile phones were distracting unmarried women from carrying out their studies and household chores in the village, which has a population of 2 000.
If caught owning or speaking on a mobile phone, the violators will face a $30 fine, according to the council, which is also offering rewards to informers for tip-offs.

However, they can talk on their parents' or relatives' phones.
The ban was imposed at a meeting originally called to discuss the community's growing alcohol abuse problem.

It comes amid a nationwide campaign by Modi to spread the use of technology in rural India.
Last year the government launched its "Digital India" initiative to help boost connectivity in India, where nearly a billion people do not have access to the internet.