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Tuesday, 4 June 2013
“I’ve never kissed a man in my life” – Babcock’s best graduating student
It was a charged atmosphere at the Babcock University, Ilishan-Remo,
Ogun State, last Sunday as the institution marked its 11th convocation
where 1,359 students were awarded first degrees. Twenty got postgraduate
diplomas, 71 obtained Master’s degrees in various disciplines while 41
got PhD degrees in various disciplines.
The hero of the day was a 20-year- old lady, Omobola Oduyoye, who emerged as the best graduating student, after scoring a Cumulative Grade Point Average of 4.92, out of a possible 5.0.
Oduyoye, an indigene of Ilisan-Remo, Ikenne Local Government Area of the state who was awarded a first class Degree in Public Health said after receiving the Senior Vice-President’s Prize as the graduate with the highest overall CGPA, that commitment, discipline, hard work and focus-combined with what she called God’s grace – fetched her the award.
In her words, “Motivation from my parents, lecturers and course mates also helped me. Healthy competition from my course mates such as Akomolafe Damilola, who also obtained a CGPA of 4.60, also enhanced my performance.
“I have a lot of respect for her because she is a mature married woman and a nurse. In spite of her age, she related well with us and she was very focused. Each time I looked at her, I felt like I should ask government to stop admitting fresh secondary school leavers straight into the university. They should be asked to do the A/Level or ordinary diploma programme before they enrol at the university.”
Oduyoye, who aspires to become the nation’s health minister some day, noted that she would change the face of the nation’s health sector, particularly child and maternal health if given the chance.
The fresh graduate said, “I’m from this town. I only lived the first six years of my life in Ghana and since then I’ve been here and I see a lot of challenges poor women and children go through daily. I want to make health delivery accessible, affordable and extremely cheap for our children and women. I will fight corruption in the health sector and ensure that our children and their mother don’t die again from preventable diseases.”
She noted that each time she goes on a field work with her
colleagues, she always ensures that children and young mothers were her target because that’s where her passion lies.
“Though I don’t have money to give them, I always organise seminar
and workshop to train them on hygiene, oral health and how to handle
preventable diseases. We at times give them off-the-counter drugs. But
if God permits and I become the Health Minister, I’ll work hard to
ensure better health service delivery for Nigerians,” she added.
Speaking on how she handles pressure from opposite sex, Oduyoye, who is also an alumni of the university’s primary and high schools said, though she had so many male friends, she avoided getting intimate with them.
“I have a number of friends – including male students but I always draw a line between friendship for academic advancement and immoral relationship.
I’m not abusive; neither am I a snub. But I don’t encourage any relationship that will distract me from my studies. I don’t encourage any action that can suggest to you that I’m a cheap
commodity. I also ensure that I don’t go alone anywhere or follow anybody to dark corners even if she is a girl like me.
“It may sound funny to you, I have never kissed anyone in my life and I have not been kissed by anybody. I thank God for the grace He gives me to achieve this because I know that some people will
say it is not easy, but with God all things are possible,” the 20-year-old fresh graduate added.
Oduyoye advised young girls to abstain from sex, face their studies and respect people and honour God. The lady, whose father is also a lecturer in the Business Administration Department at Babcock, had few words for management of the institution.
She stated, “They should relax the rules. Specifically, I don’t see any reason why a female student should not keep long hairs. Do you know it is so bad that security men on campus can stop a student and cut off her hair? This is not good. After all, undergraduates are no longer in the secondary school.”
She also urged the institution to sustain its dress code, though she wants students to be forced into engaging in physical activities. This, she said, is
based on the result of a research she did in her final year.
“I did a project on the effect of physical inactivity among Babcock University students and my findings revealed that many of us were not physically active and this has implication for our academics, health and general wellbeing. The university should therefore invest more in sports and possibly compel everybody to participate in sports.
“They should also reduce the sale of fatty foods such as hamburger, doughnut, eggroll and meat-pie on
campus. The scriptural and inspirational write ups on billboards in open spaces on campus are good but they should add educational health tips too,” she noted.
The hero of the day was a 20-year- old lady, Omobola Oduyoye, who emerged as the best graduating student, after scoring a Cumulative Grade Point Average of 4.92, out of a possible 5.0.
Oduyoye, an indigene of Ilisan-Remo, Ikenne Local Government Area of the state who was awarded a first class Degree in Public Health said after receiving the Senior Vice-President’s Prize as the graduate with the highest overall CGPA, that commitment, discipline, hard work and focus-combined with what she called God’s grace – fetched her the award.
In her words, “Motivation from my parents, lecturers and course mates also helped me. Healthy competition from my course mates such as Akomolafe Damilola, who also obtained a CGPA of 4.60, also enhanced my performance.
“I have a lot of respect for her because she is a mature married woman and a nurse. In spite of her age, she related well with us and she was very focused. Each time I looked at her, I felt like I should ask government to stop admitting fresh secondary school leavers straight into the university. They should be asked to do the A/Level or ordinary diploma programme before they enrol at the university.”
Oduyoye, who aspires to become the nation’s health minister some day, noted that she would change the face of the nation’s health sector, particularly child and maternal health if given the chance.
The fresh graduate said, “I’m from this town. I only lived the first six years of my life in Ghana and since then I’ve been here and I see a lot of challenges poor women and children go through daily. I want to make health delivery accessible, affordable and extremely cheap for our children and women. I will fight corruption in the health sector and ensure that our children and their mother don’t die again from preventable diseases.”
She noted that each time she goes on a field work with her
colleagues, she always ensures that children and young mothers were her target because that’s where her passion lies.
Speaking on how she handles pressure from opposite sex, Oduyoye, who is also an alumni of the university’s primary and high schools said, though she had so many male friends, she avoided getting intimate with them.
“I have a number of friends – including male students but I always draw a line between friendship for academic advancement and immoral relationship.
I’m not abusive; neither am I a snub. But I don’t encourage any relationship that will distract me from my studies. I don’t encourage any action that can suggest to you that I’m a cheap
commodity. I also ensure that I don’t go alone anywhere or follow anybody to dark corners even if she is a girl like me.
“It may sound funny to you, I have never kissed anyone in my life and I have not been kissed by anybody. I thank God for the grace He gives me to achieve this because I know that some people will
say it is not easy, but with God all things are possible,” the 20-year-old fresh graduate added.
Oduyoye advised young girls to abstain from sex, face their studies and respect people and honour God. The lady, whose father is also a lecturer in the Business Administration Department at Babcock, had few words for management of the institution.
She stated, “They should relax the rules. Specifically, I don’t see any reason why a female student should not keep long hairs. Do you know it is so bad that security men on campus can stop a student and cut off her hair? This is not good. After all, undergraduates are no longer in the secondary school.”
She also urged the institution to sustain its dress code, though she wants students to be forced into engaging in physical activities. This, she said, is
based on the result of a research she did in her final year.
“I did a project on the effect of physical inactivity among Babcock University students and my findings revealed that many of us were not physically active and this has implication for our academics, health and general wellbeing. The university should therefore invest more in sports and possibly compel everybody to participate in sports.
“They should also reduce the sale of fatty foods such as hamburger, doughnut, eggroll and meat-pie on
campus. The scriptural and inspirational write ups on billboards in open spaces on campus are good but they should add educational health tips too,” she noted.
SAD NEWS: Babcock Student Loses 8 Family Members In An Accident On Graduation Day
One of Babcock's best graduating student, Margaret Okwuikpo, lost eight members of her family in a horrific auto accident on Friday May 31st in Port Harcourt. Margaret's father, grandmother, sisters, brothers and a cousin were on their way to her graduation ceremony, which was to take place on Sunday June 2nd, when the commercial bus they were traveling in crashed.
Margaret's mum, brother-in-law and two other people survived the accident and are being treated in the hospital. It is well with them. May the lost souls rest in perfect peace. AMEN !!!
Margaret's mum, brother-in-law and two other people survived the accident and are being treated in the hospital. It is well with them. May the lost souls rest in perfect peace. AMEN !!!
PHOTOS FROM KODY (@kodydkodynator) & THE KIDS
Kody & the Kids, an Event for the Kids and Teens took place at the Balmoral hall in Ikeja, Lagos State on the 26th of May 2013, It was indeed a huge success big-ups to KodydKodynator of Wazobia Fm and the whole Wazobia FM Crew for making this happen.- Below are some photos that were taken at the Event. Check them out !!!!!
The Kids
Monday, 3 June 2013
A MUST READ: 18 Categories Of Women Who Are Most Likely To Cheat
With female infidelity now at an all time high, more and more men who
are married, or in committed relationships are asking themselves this
question about their spouse of significant other.
Below are 18 categories of women who are more likely to cheat on their spouse.
1. She has lots of close male friends - A significant number of affairs begin as close friendships with members of the opposite sex.
The relationship may be platonic at the beginning, but chances are, it won't stay that way. The closer the woman is to her platonic male friend, the more likely it is that he will eventually end up becoming her lover – unless he's gay.
2. She has girlfriends who are cheating on their mates. - Never underestimate the power of peer pressure. Adults are susceptible to it, too. If a woman has one or more close female friends who are cheating on their husbands or boyfriends, she may eventually start cheating, too.
3. She has an excessive need for attention. – A woman who constantly craves attention may cheat on her mate if she feels she's not getting enough attention from him. She will be easy prey for any man who showers with her the attention she feels she deserves.
4. She's materialistic. - A materialistic woman is likely to have an affair with a wealthy man because of the material things he can provide. She can easily be seduced with jewelry, designer clothes, lavish vacations, or the cash to buy these and other expensive things.
5. She views séx as a statement of her femininity. - Her identity as a woman is tied to how many men she sleeps with. Seducing men to sleep with her is the focal point of her life. With this mental attitude, it's hard for her to stay faithful to just one man.
6. She's a thrill seeker or a risk taker. - If she's the type who likes to live dangerously, she'll cheat just for the thrill of it, or for the excitement of doing something forbidden, or for the challenge of seeing if she can pull it off without getting caught. She views infidelity as other people would view a high-risk sport.
7. She's easily bored. – A woman who is easily bored, or who leads a dull, routine life may cheat on her mate just to alleviate her boredom or add some excitement to her life.
8. She has been cheated on by her mate. – If a woman's husband or boyfriend has cheated on her, she may try to even the score by cheating on him in return. Many women who have been victims of infidelity will indulge in retaliatory cheating or have revenge affairs.
9. She likes being the center of attention. – If a woman thrives on being the center of attention at all times, she is sexually vulnerable to any man who fawns over her, or makes her feel like she's #1
10. She's addicted to alcohol or drugs. – Women who are substance abusers are much more likely to end up cheating on their mates. Female alcoholics are susceptible to infidelity because their inhibitions will be lowered and their judgment impaired. Female drug addicts may sell their bodies for drugs. Either type of woman is likely to cheat without realizing what she's doing.
11. She has a reputation as a “party girl.” - If she's the type of woman who runs with a fast crowd, or parties all the time, or hangs out until the wee hours of the night, her lifestyle makes her vulnerable to having an affair.
12. She's a séx addict. - Women can be sex addicts, too. It's an addiction that affects at least 6% of the American population. In the past these women were referred to as nymphomaniacs. This is a medical condition that requires professional medical help.
13. She has a sex drive greater than her partner's. – If her sex drive greatly exceeds the sex drive of her husband or boyfriend, or her spouse or significant other is lacking in bedroom skills, she's much more likely to cheat on her mate. She'll find another man to make up for her mate's deficiency.
14. She's had lots of sexual experience. - If she has led a very active séx life, or has had lots of sex partners before settling down, she will find it extremely difficult to stay faithful to just one man.
15. She cheated before and got away with it. - That old saying “ Once a cheater, always a cheater will apply if she cheated in the past and didn't suffer any negative consequences as a result of her infidelity. If she cheated before and didn't get caught, she's more likely to cheat again. The same applies if she cheated and her man readily forgave her without holding her accountable for her infidelity.
16. She has a big ego. - If she's extremely egotistic, any man who feeds her inflated ego can easily get her into bed.
17. She suffers from low self esteem. - The opposite characteristic is also a danger sign. If she suffers from low-self esteem, she will be easy prey for the man who flatters her, makes her feel good about herself, and boosts her self esteem.
18. She views séx as a game. In her mind, sex is not connected to love. Sex is just a game in which she gets points for every man she beds. Even though she may be in love with her partner, she'll have sex with as many men as possible so she can gain the maximum number of points and win the game.
The more of the above categories your wife or girlfriend fits into, the more likely it is that she will cheat on you.
Below are 18 categories of women who are more likely to cheat on their spouse.
1. She has lots of close male friends - A significant number of affairs begin as close friendships with members of the opposite sex.
The relationship may be platonic at the beginning, but chances are, it won't stay that way. The closer the woman is to her platonic male friend, the more likely it is that he will eventually end up becoming her lover – unless he's gay.
2. She has girlfriends who are cheating on their mates. - Never underestimate the power of peer pressure. Adults are susceptible to it, too. If a woman has one or more close female friends who are cheating on their husbands or boyfriends, she may eventually start cheating, too.
3. She has an excessive need for attention. – A woman who constantly craves attention may cheat on her mate if she feels she's not getting enough attention from him. She will be easy prey for any man who showers with her the attention she feels she deserves.
4. She's materialistic. - A materialistic woman is likely to have an affair with a wealthy man because of the material things he can provide. She can easily be seduced with jewelry, designer clothes, lavish vacations, or the cash to buy these and other expensive things.
5. She views séx as a statement of her femininity. - Her identity as a woman is tied to how many men she sleeps with. Seducing men to sleep with her is the focal point of her life. With this mental attitude, it's hard for her to stay faithful to just one man.
6. She's a thrill seeker or a risk taker. - If she's the type who likes to live dangerously, she'll cheat just for the thrill of it, or for the excitement of doing something forbidden, or for the challenge of seeing if she can pull it off without getting caught. She views infidelity as other people would view a high-risk sport.
7. She's easily bored. – A woman who is easily bored, or who leads a dull, routine life may cheat on her mate just to alleviate her boredom or add some excitement to her life.
8. She has been cheated on by her mate. – If a woman's husband or boyfriend has cheated on her, she may try to even the score by cheating on him in return. Many women who have been victims of infidelity will indulge in retaliatory cheating or have revenge affairs.
9. She likes being the center of attention. – If a woman thrives on being the center of attention at all times, she is sexually vulnerable to any man who fawns over her, or makes her feel like she's #1
10. She's addicted to alcohol or drugs. – Women who are substance abusers are much more likely to end up cheating on their mates. Female alcoholics are susceptible to infidelity because their inhibitions will be lowered and their judgment impaired. Female drug addicts may sell their bodies for drugs. Either type of woman is likely to cheat without realizing what she's doing.
11. She has a reputation as a “party girl.” - If she's the type of woman who runs with a fast crowd, or parties all the time, or hangs out until the wee hours of the night, her lifestyle makes her vulnerable to having an affair.
12. She's a séx addict. - Women can be sex addicts, too. It's an addiction that affects at least 6% of the American population. In the past these women were referred to as nymphomaniacs. This is a medical condition that requires professional medical help.
13. She has a sex drive greater than her partner's. – If her sex drive greatly exceeds the sex drive of her husband or boyfriend, or her spouse or significant other is lacking in bedroom skills, she's much more likely to cheat on her mate. She'll find another man to make up for her mate's deficiency.
14. She's had lots of sexual experience. - If she has led a very active séx life, or has had lots of sex partners before settling down, she will find it extremely difficult to stay faithful to just one man.
15. She cheated before and got away with it. - That old saying “ Once a cheater, always a cheater will apply if she cheated in the past and didn't suffer any negative consequences as a result of her infidelity. If she cheated before and didn't get caught, she's more likely to cheat again. The same applies if she cheated and her man readily forgave her without holding her accountable for her infidelity.
16. She has a big ego. - If she's extremely egotistic, any man who feeds her inflated ego can easily get her into bed.
17. She suffers from low self esteem. - The opposite characteristic is also a danger sign. If she suffers from low-self esteem, she will be easy prey for the man who flatters her, makes her feel good about herself, and boosts her self esteem.
18. She views séx as a game. In her mind, sex is not connected to love. Sex is just a game in which she gets points for every man she beds. Even though she may be in love with her partner, she'll have sex with as many men as possible so she can gain the maximum number of points and win the game.
The more of the above categories your wife or girlfriend fits into, the more likely it is that she will cheat on you.
FirstBank emerges Best Bank in West Africa
The celebration of the continent’s brightest financial minds and
institutions at the African Banker Awards in Marackech, Morroco last
week culminated in the emergence of First Bank of Nigeria Limited as the
‘Best Bank in West Africa.
The organizers’ panel of distinguished professionals adjudged FirstBank as the sub-region’s best financial institution in recognition of its consistent performance, quality of its financial products/services, thought leadership status and contribution to the growth and development of the sector in the region.
Publisher of the African Banker, Omar Ben Yedder, said “Given its consistently strong performances in the region’s financial markets, FirstBank is indeed a deserving winner of this prestigious and well deserved recognition. The bank’s pedigree indeed continues to soar not just in Nigeria but indeed the sub-Region.”
FirstBank has recently been the recipient of several awards including ‘Best Bank Brand in Nigeria’ (The Banker Magazine); Best Retail Bank in Nigeria (Asian Banker) and Best Bank in Nigeria (Global Finance) as it continues to drive innovation and financial solutions that speak to the needs of various customer segments.
Commenting on the award, Group Managing Director, First Bank of Nigeria Limited said “It is indeed a great honour for FirstBank to be recognised as the best financial institution in West Africa as we continue to pursue our passion for service excellence and demonstrate unwavering commitment to good corporate governance and support for economic growth and development within Nigeria and the entire African continent. We dedicate the award to our over 7 millions customers across the globe and assure them that it will spur us on to a higher level of service to our customers.”
Onasanya added that the Bank’s ongoing upgrade to the Finacle 10 banking platform was another manifestation of the Bank’s resolve to enhance service delivery through continuous investment in technology.
Organized by African Banker magazine, IC Events and BusinessinAfrica Events, the African Banker Awards celebrates excellence and best practices in African banking and finance sector.
Central Bank Governor, Sanusi Lamido Sanusi won the award for Best Central Bank Governor during the event which was attended by the continent’s leading finance regulators, operators, policy makers, diplomats and their counterparts from other parts of the globe.
The awards ceremony also provided a veritable meeting point for commerce and creativity as the event’s supporting partners, Made In Africa, led by Ghanian-born international fashion designer, Ozwald Boateng, put together an outstanding fashion show that showcased creative designs from the creative arsenals of world class designers of African origin including Samantha Cole (British-Nigerian)Amine Bendriouich (Tunisian), Pierre Antoine Vettorello (French Ivoirian), , and Mimi Plange (Ghanaian-born Californian).
Highly celebrated entertainment icons of African origins including Grammy Award winner John Legend, legendary Senegalese singer and politician Youssou D’Dour, and American actor and MC Mos Def wowed guests in between the awards presentations. Senegalese R&B and hip hop recording artist Akon was also a guest at the world class awards event held at the Taj Palace, Marrakech.
The organizers’ panel of distinguished professionals adjudged FirstBank as the sub-region’s best financial institution in recognition of its consistent performance, quality of its financial products/services, thought leadership status and contribution to the growth and development of the sector in the region.
Publisher of the African Banker, Omar Ben Yedder, said “Given its consistently strong performances in the region’s financial markets, FirstBank is indeed a deserving winner of this prestigious and well deserved recognition. The bank’s pedigree indeed continues to soar not just in Nigeria but indeed the sub-Region.”
FirstBank has recently been the recipient of several awards including ‘Best Bank Brand in Nigeria’ (The Banker Magazine); Best Retail Bank in Nigeria (Asian Banker) and Best Bank in Nigeria (Global Finance) as it continues to drive innovation and financial solutions that speak to the needs of various customer segments.
Commenting on the award, Group Managing Director, First Bank of Nigeria Limited said “It is indeed a great honour for FirstBank to be recognised as the best financial institution in West Africa as we continue to pursue our passion for service excellence and demonstrate unwavering commitment to good corporate governance and support for economic growth and development within Nigeria and the entire African continent. We dedicate the award to our over 7 millions customers across the globe and assure them that it will spur us on to a higher level of service to our customers.”
Onasanya added that the Bank’s ongoing upgrade to the Finacle 10 banking platform was another manifestation of the Bank’s resolve to enhance service delivery through continuous investment in technology.
Organized by African Banker magazine, IC Events and BusinessinAfrica Events, the African Banker Awards celebrates excellence and best practices in African banking and finance sector.
Central Bank Governor, Sanusi Lamido Sanusi won the award for Best Central Bank Governor during the event which was attended by the continent’s leading finance regulators, operators, policy makers, diplomats and their counterparts from other parts of the globe.
The awards ceremony also provided a veritable meeting point for commerce and creativity as the event’s supporting partners, Made In Africa, led by Ghanian-born international fashion designer, Ozwald Boateng, put together an outstanding fashion show that showcased creative designs from the creative arsenals of world class designers of African origin including Samantha Cole (British-Nigerian)Amine Bendriouich (Tunisian), Pierre Antoine Vettorello (French Ivoirian), , and Mimi Plange (Ghanaian-born Californian).
Highly celebrated entertainment icons of African origins including Grammy Award winner John Legend, legendary Senegalese singer and politician Youssou D’Dour, and American actor and MC Mos Def wowed guests in between the awards presentations. Senegalese R&B and hip hop recording artist Akon was also a guest at the world class awards event held at the Taj Palace, Marrakech.
A MUST READ: How A White Man’s Dog disvirgined a 20 year old girl
A 20-YEAR-OLD girl of Kalulushi has told the Ndola High Court how she
lost consciousness and had sex with a dog at a known man’s residence in
November 2011.
This is in a case in which Evert Jan Wolf, 68, a Dutch consultant, has sued reporter Alex Njovu and the Zambia Daily Mail Limited for libel as first and second defendants, respectively.
In a writ of summons dated February 20, 2012, Mr Wolf is claiming damages for defamation by libel contained in the newspaper article of February 2, 2012 entitled ‘Wolf charged for dog sex’.
When the matter came up for defence before Ndola High Court judge Petronella Ngulube on Monday, the girl, who is the newspaper’s witness in the case, narrated how she allegedly had sex with Mr Wolf’s dog in 2011.
Under examination in chief conducted by Zambia Daily Mail Legal Counsel George Zulu, the girl told the court:
“We went to Mr Wolf’s house in November 2011. It was raining on that day and we were in our school uniforms. We were advised to take off our uniforms and hang them and we were told to remove our underwear since they were wet.”
She testified that Mr Wolf allegedly told her and her friends to take off their clothes and gave them T-shirts.
The girl said after she and her friends took off their uniforms, a friend who took them to Mr Wolf’s residence identified as Maria served them some drinks.
“Maria is the one who brought the drinks. I took the drink and afterwards I felt drowsy. I told Maria that I was feeling sleepy and she told me to go and sleep in a room that she usually sleeps in when she goes to the house.
“Maria took me to the room and I slept. When I woke up,I found a dog on top of me…. I pushed it aside. I did not know what happened but I realised that something had happened. I was a virgin before that,” the girl testified.
During cross-examination by Mr Wolf’s lawyer, Derrick Mulenga, the girl denied being among the girls who were taken to the police for allegedly stealing Mr Wolf’s money.
She told the court that she knows the signs of the loss of virginity.
“I came to know that my virginity was gone when the dog had sex with me. It was painful and I was bleeding,” the girl said.
And Zambia Daily Mail Bureau Chief in-charge of the Northern region Jerry Munthali testified that he assigned Mr Njovu to cover a riot in Kalulushi.
Mr Munthali said the residents ran riot over allegations that a man was forcing young girls to have sex with his dog.
He said the headline ‘Wolf charged for dog sex’ was used as a metaphor, as it is the case with most newspapers.
Mr Munthali said the story was truthful because the Copperbelt commissioner of police is a credible source of information.
He argued that the riot in Kalulushi was sparked by allegations that Mr Wolf was forcing some girls to have sex with his dog.
But Mr Mulenga insisted that the story was defamatory and highly sensational as there was no paragraph in it quoting Ms Tembo saying Mr Wolf was forcing young girls to have sex with his dog.
But Mr Munthali insisted that police decided to charge Mr Wolf with defilement and indecent assault.
The court set August 8, 2013 for judgement.
This is in a case in which Evert Jan Wolf, 68, a Dutch consultant, has sued reporter Alex Njovu and the Zambia Daily Mail Limited for libel as first and second defendants, respectively.
In a writ of summons dated February 20, 2012, Mr Wolf is claiming damages for defamation by libel contained in the newspaper article of February 2, 2012 entitled ‘Wolf charged for dog sex’.
When the matter came up for defence before Ndola High Court judge Petronella Ngulube on Monday, the girl, who is the newspaper’s witness in the case, narrated how she allegedly had sex with Mr Wolf’s dog in 2011.
Under examination in chief conducted by Zambia Daily Mail Legal Counsel George Zulu, the girl told the court:
“We went to Mr Wolf’s house in November 2011. It was raining on that day and we were in our school uniforms. We were advised to take off our uniforms and hang them and we were told to remove our underwear since they were wet.”
She testified that Mr Wolf allegedly told her and her friends to take off their clothes and gave them T-shirts.
The girl said after she and her friends took off their uniforms, a friend who took them to Mr Wolf’s residence identified as Maria served them some drinks.
“Maria is the one who brought the drinks. I took the drink and afterwards I felt drowsy. I told Maria that I was feeling sleepy and she told me to go and sleep in a room that she usually sleeps in when she goes to the house.
“Maria took me to the room and I slept. When I woke up,I found a dog on top of me…. I pushed it aside. I did not know what happened but I realised that something had happened. I was a virgin before that,” the girl testified.
During cross-examination by Mr Wolf’s lawyer, Derrick Mulenga, the girl denied being among the girls who were taken to the police for allegedly stealing Mr Wolf’s money.
She told the court that she knows the signs of the loss of virginity.
“I came to know that my virginity was gone when the dog had sex with me. It was painful and I was bleeding,” the girl said.
And Zambia Daily Mail Bureau Chief in-charge of the Northern region Jerry Munthali testified that he assigned Mr Njovu to cover a riot in Kalulushi.
Mr Munthali said the residents ran riot over allegations that a man was forcing young girls to have sex with his dog.
He said the headline ‘Wolf charged for dog sex’ was used as a metaphor, as it is the case with most newspapers.
Mr Munthali said the story was truthful because the Copperbelt commissioner of police is a credible source of information.
He argued that the riot in Kalulushi was sparked by allegations that Mr Wolf was forcing some girls to have sex with his dog.
But Mr Mulenga insisted that the story was defamatory and highly sensational as there was no paragraph in it quoting Ms Tembo saying Mr Wolf was forcing young girls to have sex with his dog.
But Mr Munthali insisted that police decided to charge Mr Wolf with defilement and indecent assault.
The court set August 8, 2013 for judgement.
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