Snake Boy' sheds his skin every 41 days and soaks in water

  A 16-year-old Indonesian boy, Ari Wibowo is battling a terrible skin condition. As a result of the disease, he sheds his skin like a snake every 41 days and must constantly rub his body with moisturiser to stop it hardening and seizing up, according to odditycentral.com.

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Residents abandon hit-and-run victim to die

►man crushed by a hit-and-run driver was left without help. 
►Witness, said after being hit, the man was bleeding from nose and mouth and was writhing in pain.

A young man who was crushed by a hit-and-run driver in Lagos on Thursday was left without help by residents of Oja bus stop, along the Egbeda-Idimu Road, in the Alimosho Local Government Area.

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Abacha, IBB, Shagari, Jonathan responsible for North problems –Sani

Mallam Shehu Sani, said that 70 per cent of problems bedeviling the North are caused by ex-presidents and leaders of northern extraction.

The President, Civil Rights Congress of Nigeria, Mallam Shehu Sani, has said that 70 per cent of problems bedeviling the North are caused by ex-presidents and leaders of northern extraction.

The remaining 30 per cent, Sani said, should be attributed to President Goodluck Jonathan’s administration’s sectional leadership and neglect of the North.

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300 Boko Haram members surrender in Cameroon

No fewer than   300 Boko Haram fighters have surrendered in Nigeria’s neighbouring country Cameroon in the past three weeks,  Cameroon’s defense ministry  has said.

Cameroon’s defence Spokesman Lt. Col. Didier Badjeck told The Associated Press that the militants have given up their arms and asked for asylum in Cameroon. Their fate has not been decided.

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