My doctors says it's okay to eat eggs; is he correct?

A few years ago, my dietician put me on a diet that forbade eggs and other high- cholesterol foods. It took a long time for the level of the cholesterol I have in my blood to drop. 

Now my young doctor told me that cutting off eggs totally from my diet is unnecessary. 

That an egg a day does more good than harm. Is he correct? He does seem to know what he is saying.

We had sex, but he's unaware I'm HIV positive

I was diagnosed as HIV positive a couple of years ago and was referred to a teaching hospital. The medication I received is keeping me well, but I get depressed and have withdrawn from friends and go out alone.
Last month, I met someone at a family do and later slept with him for affection.
The problem is, I didn’t tell him I was HIV positive and, stupidly, we didn’t use any contraception.
Now I’m terrified of what he will think or do if I tell him. What should I do?

Appeal Court security men beat tricycle driver to death over fare

A tricycle driver was, yesterday, beaten to death by security men attached to the Court of Appeal in Igbosere, Lagos.
A court official, who did not want his name mentioned, said that the deceased carried the unnamed security man, who boarded the late driver’s tricycle from Obalende, to the gate of the Court Appeal.

Missing one-year-old girl's heart found in Calabar church; Rev, 6 others arrested

There was pandemonium, yesterday, at 3, Okon Edak Street, off Atamunu, Calabar, premises of a church, when the fresh heart of a one-year-old girl, Miss Success Ime, was discovered in the church.
Subsequently, the General Overseer of the Ministry, a Reverend, was arrested for allegedly using the girl for ritual.
Other fetish items, including goat heads, dead chicken, male and female effigies, wooden boat, crafted camel among others, were uncovered by men of Uwanse Police Division.

In Kaduna: Pilot dies as Air Force trainer aircraft crashes

A Nigerian Air Force trainer aircraft crashed at the permanent site of the Nigerian Defence Academy, NDA, in Kaduna, killing the pilot, yesterday.
The trainer aircraft, with a single pilot on board, reportedly crashed at about 4:25p.m.
Confirming the incident, the Director of Public Relations and Information of Nigerian Air Force, Commodore Olatokunbo Adesanya, said the lone pilot of the ill-fated aircraft lost his life in the crash.

Confusion as militants reject PANDEF, PNDPC

WARRI—IT was a chaotic situation in the Niger Delta region yesterday, as Reformed Egbesu Assembly, REF, a merger of three militant groups, renounced the Pan Niger Delta Forum, PANDEF, and Pan Niger Delta Peoples’ Congress, PNDPC, both currently battling for control of the region.
PANDEF, led by Chief Edwin Clark, was formed by Niger Delta monarchs and leaders last year and given the mandate by militants, including the Niger Delta Avengers, NDA, to take over further dialogue with the Federal Government.

9mobile explains disruptions in services

Telecommunication firm, Emerging Markets Telecommunication Services Ltd., EMTS, trading as 9mobile, has said subscribers are experiencing disruption in services because of network outage in one of its data centres.
In a statement by Ibrahim Dikko, one of its vice presidents, 9mobile said: “Subscribers may experience disruption with voice, SMS and data services due to this.

Inspector kills Superintendent over N150,000 bribe, commits suicide in Ondo

A Police Inspector, Abraham Arowogun, has committed suicide by jumping inside a well after shooting his senior officer, Superintendent Timothy Aruehi, following an argument over N150,000 gratification from a complainant in Odigbo area of Ondo State.
Both officers were attached to the Kajola Divisional Police Station, Kajola town, Odigbo council area of the state.
Aruechi, until his death, was a Divisional Crime Officer, DCO, in the station.
Sources said the deceased Inspector “was investigating a case and his superior got wind that he had collected a huge amount of bribe from a complainant.”

Pirates' three AK-47 rifles found in herbalist's shrine

Two suspected members of a gang of pirates have been arrested by operatives of the Inspector-General of Police Intelligence Response Team and Tactical Intelligence Unit, TIU, at Iworo/Ajido community in Badagry area of Lagos State.
One of the suspects, Mustapha Sunmola, 48, a herbalist, was alleged to be the gang’s amourer and also prepared charms for the gang. Three AK-47 rifles and live ammunition belonging to the gang, were recovered from his shrine.
Their arrest, according to Police sources, followed intelligence report on a trans-border gang, which attacked boats along Benin Republic-Nigeria route.

How pregnancy I aborted for Pastor ended my marriage, says spiritual help seeker

A 35-year-old housewife, Omotola Akerele, has narrated how she aborted a pregnancy for her pastor, Mathew Olakunle, in lju town, Ondo State.
She also explained that in the process of seeking spiritual deliverance, her marriage broke down irretrievably as her husband got wind of the abortion and sent her packing.
Narrating her ordeal in the Pastor’s hands on a programme aired on Adaba FM in Akure, Ondo State, the embattled housewife said the Pastor heads the Christ Apostolic Church, CAC, Oke Itura in Iju town, Akure North Local Government Area of Ondo State, before he was transferred to llorin, Kwara State.
According to her, the pastor was “fond of praying for women in the church without their clothes on.”

I make N8,000 daily, says fake beggar

A fake beggar, Abdullahi Abbas, who was apprehended in Ikorodu area of Lagos State yesterday, told a mob that he makes between N5,500 and N8,000 daily.
Abdullahi, 37, usually disguised as a visually impaired beggar, led by a 12-year-old boy (names withheld) begging for alms at First Gate and Odogunyan area of Ikorodu.
Luck, however, ran out on them as a curious female resident, Adeoye Baliks, who engaged the pair in a conversation, discovered the ruse. Abdullahi and his aid were said to be well patronised in the axis until the curious resident raised the alarm.

OurMumuDonDo protest in Abuja

Woman runs mad during prayers against sister's enemies

An elderly member of a church in, Sapele, Delta State (name withheld), went mad when the General Overseer of the church was praying for her younger sister, who she had invited to the church for a deliverance service.