OBAMA URGED TO RESIGN OVER BEYONCÉ SCANDAL

One Republicans are calling on President Obama to acknowledge that the Republicans are calling on President Obama to acknowledge that the pop singer Beyoncé lip-synched during his inaugural festivities on Monday and resign from office, effective immediately.

“By lip-synching the national anthem, Beyoncé has cast a dark cloud over the President’s second term,” said Sen. Rand Paul (R-Kentucky).  “The only way President Obama can remove that cloud is by resigning from office at once.”                                                                                         

While many in the media have blamed Beyoncé for the lip-synching controversy, Mr. Paul said, “We must remember that this happened on President Obama’s watch.”l Republicans are calling on President Obama to acknowledge that the pop singer Beyoncé lip-synched during his inaugural festivities on Monday and resign from office, effective immediately.

“By lip-synching the national anthem, Beyoncé has cast a dark cloud over the President’s second term,” said Sen. Rand Paul (R-Kentucky).  “The only way President Obama can remove that cloud is by resigning from office at once.”

While many in the media have blamed Beyoncé for the lip-synching controversy, Mr. Paul said, “We must remember that this happened on President Obama’s watch.”

Mr. Paul said that the White House’s refusal to comment on the Beyoncé crisis “only serves the argument that this President has something to hide.”

“If Beyoncé lip-synched the national anthem, how do we know President Obama didn’t lip-sync his oath of office?” he said. “If that’s the case, he’s not legally President. But just to be on the safe side, he should resign anyway.”

Mr. Paul also blasted Secretary of State Hillary Clinton for her testimony on Benghazi before the Senate today: “Her tactic of answering each and every question we asked her didn’t fool anyone.”

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Mr. Paul said that the White House’s refusal to comment on the Beyoncé crisis “only serves the argument that this President has something to hide.”

“If Beyoncé lip-synched the national anthem, how do we know President Obama didn’t lip-sync his oath of office?” he said. “If that’s the case, he’s not legally President. But just to be on the safe side, he should resign anyway.”

Mr. Paul also blasted Secretary of State Hillary Clinton for her testimony on Benghazi before the Senate today: “Her tactic of answering each and every question we asked her didn’t fool anyone.”

Read more: http://www.newyorker.com/online/blogs/borowitzreport/2013/01/obama-urged-to-resign-over-beyonc-scandal.html#ixzz2J9kjlxKge pop singer Beyoncé lip-synched during his inaugural festivities on Monday and resign from office, effective immediately.

“By lip-synching the national anthem, Beyoncé has cast a dark cloud over the President’s second term,” said Sen. Rand Paul (R-Kentucky).  “The only way President Obama can remove that cloud is by resigning from office at once.”
While many in the media have blamed Beyoncé for the lip-synching controversy, Mr. Paul said, “We must remember that this happened on President Obama’s watch.”
Mr. Paul said that the White House’s refusal to comment on the Beyoncé crisis “only serves the argument that this President has something to hide.”
“If Beyoncé lip-synched the national anthem, how do we know President Obama didn’t lip-sync his oath of office?” he said. “If that’s the case, he’s not legally President. But just to be on the safe side, he should resign anyway.”
Mr. Paul also blasted Secretary of State Hillary Clinton for her testimony on Benghazi before the Senate today: “Her tactic of answering each and every question we asked her didn’t fool anyone.”
Read more: http://www.newyorker.com/online/blogs/borowitzreport/2013/01/obama-urged-to-resign-over-beyonc-scandal.html#ixzz2J9kjlxKg

Parents Reminded For Assaulting By Pouring Hot Charcoal On Son

Parent reminded for assaulting son with hot charcoal.

 Also, an Oshogbo Magistrate Court has ordered that the parents of a 12-years-old boy, David Ajibade, be reminded in prison custody for allegedly pouring hot charcoal on the boy.

David’s 49-years-old father, Elkannah Ajibade, and his wive, Eliabeth, were arraigned for allegedly tying David up and pouring hot charcoal on him as a deterrent for attending a church’s vigil.

The charge sheet obtained by our correspondence on Friday explained that the offence was committed on 2, 2013, in Okinni community of Egbedore Local Government Area of the state. Specifically, the court was told that the couple allegedly tied-up the hands and feet of David while they poured the hot charcoal on his body.

Police prosecutor  sergeant Elisha Olusegun, said the boy was thrown out of the house after he was bathed with charcoal, adding that a good Samaritan took him to a juvenile centre.

Olusegun said the parents were arrested after the boy was brought to the juvenile centre, adding that the offence was punishable under section 516, 335 and 351 of the Criminal Code, Cap 34, Laws of Osun State of Nigeria, 2003.

Both parents pleaded not guilty to charge of conspiracy and causing bodily harm. Their lawyer, Mr. O.O Alabi, applied for court that the accused persons would provide reliable sureties and would not jump bail. But the Magistrate, Mr. Adebayo Lasisi, refused the bail application, ordering that both parents be reminded in Ilesa prison.

Lasisi also ordered that the boy should be brought to court on January 25 –the next adjourned day. He also said the boy’s appearance in court would provide an opportunity to ascertain his condition.

Source: The Punch.

Mother Jailed Five Years For Throwing Baby Inside River

A 30–year old mother, Yidiat Bakare, has been sentence to five years in prison by an Osogbo Magistrate’s Court for throwing her three-month-old baby into a river in Ifon-Osun community, Osun State.

Yidiat was said to have thrown the baby into the river to express her grievance following a disagreement with her husband, Amodu Bakare. According to the charge sheet obtained on Friday by punch metro correspondence, the offence was committed on January 10, 2013 at about 4pm.

The woman, who pleaded guilty to the offence when the charge was read on her, urged the Court to temper justice with mercy.

Police prosecutor, Mr. Oladoye Joshua, said her behavior resulted in the death of the baby, stressing that the offense was punishable under section 325 of the Criminal Code, Cap 34, Volume II, and Laws of Osun State of Nigeria 2003.

Yidiat’s lawyer, Mr Jimoh Daramola, urged the court to be lenient in its judgment, describing the incident as a personal tragedy to the mother. After listening to the position of the prosecution and defense counsel, Magistrate Olusola Aluko found Yidiat guilty.The Magistrate described the crime as unacceptable and heinous.

Aluko said, “People should exhibit restraint during disputes; It is always good to seek amicable resolution of conflicts at all times. “The baby sent to the early grave does not know if the parent is quarrelling or not. This crime is unacceptable and heinous.”

He thus sentence Yidiat to five years in prison with hard labour without an option of fine.

Source: The Pouch.