Tuesday 1 May 2012

A tour of Ifa temple, Oketase, Ife, Osun State









A tour of Ifa temple, Oketase, Ife, Osun State
In Nigeria , the Ifa adherents and practitioners has a wonderful and historical temple located at Oketase , Ile - Ife , Osun - State .This temple is referred to as the source of human race .Wale Ojo - Lanre and Olajumoke Akintunde had a tour of the temple that attracts over 100 thousands pilgrims every first Saturday of the month of June every year.

FATHER REGULARLY RAPED DAUGHTER FOR TEN YEARS,FORCING HER TO ACT AS 'WIFE'.





A daughter forced to act as her father's 'wife' has waived her right to anonymity to help other abuse victims. Emma Frost, 22, was left devastated after suffering a decade of sexual abuse at the hands of her father.
Now, after seeing him jailed for life, she is taking the brave step of sharing her story in the hopes she can help others who have suffered a similar plight.
Emma, from Clacton, Essex, says: 'I stayed silent for years because I thought nobody would believe me.
'Your parent is the person you are supposed to turn to for help, but he was the one abusing me. I felt trapped and it tore me apart.'
Tragic: Emma Frost was subjected to a decade of sexual abuse at the hands of her father, who forced her to live with him as a 'wife', raping her regularly and making her serve him
Now a proud parent herself, Emma says she was relieved her father was jailed, but she will 'have the memories forever'. 'I suffered in silence for too long and I want to help other young women,' she says
Now a proud parent herself, Emma says she was relieved her father was jailed, but she will 'have the memories forever'. 'I suffered in silence for too long and I want to help other young women,' she says
Christopher Frost, 45, began abusing his daughter when she was nine years old.
'I remember the first time I was watching TV in the lounge when he came in and sat next to me for a cuddle. But he had a towel in his hand and draped it across our laps.
Afterwards her dad told her that was a 'special cuddle' - something that would go on to happen more and more frequently over the next few years.
'I knew it was wrong and I hated it, but I didn't feel able to tell anyone so instead I started releasing my anger by playing up at school.'
Eventually unable to cope with her worsening behaviour, her mum put her into care in 2001 weeks before she turned 12.
Emma, pictured as a child with her sisters, says the sexual abuse from her father started when she was nine. 'He called it
Emma, pictured as a child with her sisters, says the sexual abuse from her father started when she was nine. 'He called it "special cuddles" and it began happening more and more frequently,' she says
'They didn't understand what was wrong with me so my family just thought I was out of control and a nightmare. They couldn't cope so I had to go.'
Life in the children's home was tough and Emma had no visitors apart from her father.

'People can't understand why I let him visit me, but without him I had nobody. I was just a frightened little girl.'
Every few months her father would take her into town and tried to win her trust back by buying her cigarettes and alcohol.
When Emma turned 15, her father came to visit with the news that her mother had left him and asked Emma if she would like to leave the children's home and come to live with him.
As a result of the sustained sexual abuse, Emma's behaviour worsened - and her mother, unable to cope, sent her to a children's home
As a result of the sustained sexual abuse, Emma's behaviour worsened - and her mother, unable to cope, sent her to a children's home
As a result of her father's abuse, Emma became unruly. Unable to cope, her mother sent her to a children's home, aged just 12. Her father was the only one to visit and, when he split from her mother, he persuaded Emma, pictured here in her teens at the height of the abuse, to move into his house where he would rape her
'Naively I thought anything was better than the children's home. I also hoped he had changed as it had been more than three years since he had touched me,' she says now.
In December 2004 Emma moved in to her father's home. At first, Frost did not touch his young daughter. Instead, he insisted the teenager was to be responsible for all the housework.
'He said if I wanted to stay I had to do all the cooking and cleaning. In effect I was taking on my mum's role in the house,' she says.
A few weeks after she had moved in, Emma came home to find Frost drunk. Enraged, he shouted at Emma for leaving him on his own.
The next morning, he came to Emma's room to apologise for losing his temper, and offered her a bottle of Bailey's to make amends.
Emma's father, Christopher Frost, pictured with Emma, right, as a teenager, was found guilty of sexual abuse in 2011 and was sentenced to life in prison
Emma's father, Christopher Frost, pictured with Emma, right, as a teenager, was found guilty of sexual abuse in 2011 and was sentenced to life in prison
Emma's father, Christopher Frost, pictured with Emma, right, as a teenager, was found guilty of sexual abuse in 2011 and was sentenced to life in prison
Frost began pouring his young daughter large glasses of the liqueur. Before long, Emma was blind drunk and overwhelmed by nausea.
She fell asleep on her bed and awoke to find her father touching her - but she was too trapped in her drunken stupor to scream or move. When she finally came around, she began piecing together the harrowing events.
'I confronted him but he denied it and said I must have been dreaming. But just days later I woke up to find him touching me again and I lashed out.'
Emma was so frightened that she head-butted her father.
His reaction was to warn her angrily that if she ever lashed out against him again, he would take her back to the children's home.
Terrified Emma felt she had no choice but to comply.
By now, her father's behaviour had grown yet more twisted. He had started calling Emma by her mother's name, and would force her to serve him.
One night in January 2005 he made his daughter get out of bed at one am to cook him a roast dinner.
While she was peeling the vegetables she saw he was lighting candles in the sitting room.
Then he laid a blanket on the floor and called her in to join him. Despite her horrified pleas, Emma's father raped her.
When it was over he ordered her to continue cooking - and then forced her to sit opposite him to eat the meal.
Christopher Frost was sentenced to a minimum 10 years and 10 months and added to the sex offenders register indefinitely
Christopher Frost was sentenced to a minimum 10 years and 10 months and added to the sex offenders register indefinitely
'I knew then that it was some sick fantasy that I was his wife and we were having a romantic night, I felt sick but had nowhere to turn, I've never been so afraid.
That night she was forced to sleep in his bed with him. Life at home became a living hell as the abuse continued.
Against all odds, Emma managed to enjoy brief moments of normality by having secret boyfriends.
'Even though I was being abused, having real boyfriends was my way of not letting dad own me. It was a way of feeling normal,' she says.
Emma was working in a chip shop to raise money to escape when she met Graham Brett, 30. They started dating in secret. But one day, Emma's father followed her when she left the house and confronted them.
'He started screaming at me that I was a slag. Graham thought he was just an over protective dad.
'How could I tell him the truth, that he was jealous of him for being with me?'
Foster dragged his daughter home, where he flew into a rage, smashing plates on his head and shouting: 'Look how much I love you Emma.'
'I was just shouting at him that it was wrong and he was my dad, he wasn't supposed to be doing these things to me,' Emma says.
In the aftermath of his rage, Frost begged his daughter for forgiveness before pleading with her to have sex with him one more time.
'I was so revolted that I turned away because I thought I would be sick. He was begging me not to leave.
'And despite my desperation to escape, I was already thinking I had nowhere to go except the children's home.'
Emma kept in contact with her boyfriend Graham and a few months later fell pregnant.
As her father had undergone a vasectomy, Emma was certain the baby was not his.
When she broke the news to her father, Emma says he broke down in tears, asking his daughter if she was going to leave him.
But shockingly, even now the nightmare wasn't to end. Emma's boyfriend Graham, who was still unaware of his girlfriend's hellish situation, lived with his mother.
When Emma gave birth to a baby daughter nine months later, she had no choice but to return from the hospital to her father's house with her newborn.
'I hated him holding her, but I never left them alone for a second,' she recalls now.
'Even if I went to the toilet I took her with me.'
Emma has managed to find happiness with partner Graham Brett, with whom she now has two daughters. 'They have shown me what a real family is,' she says
Emma has managed to find happiness with partner Graham Brett, with whom she now has two daughters. 'They have shown me what a real family is,' she says
Weeks later Emma was given a council flat that she planned to share with Graham.
Soon afterwards, in October 2009, Emma's mother made contact. Emma agreed to meet her - and in an emotional confession, she told her mother everything that had happened.
Emma's appalled mother urged her to call the police. 
'Mum was devastated, she had no idea but I wanted to be sure the rest of the family believed me too so I tried to record him admitting it on my phone,' she says.
Next, Emma told Graham. 'He wanted to go straight round but I didn't want dad running away before he could be properly punished.'
A police investigation saw Foster arrested. The trial started on 17 October 2011 and Emma, who had since given birth to another daughter, was called to give evidence from behind a screen.
The jury at Ipswich Crown Court found him guilty of four counts of rape, five offences of indecent assault, sexual activity with a child, and causing a child to engage in sexual activity.
Judge Rupert Overbury told him: All these offences were calculated and planned. The effect of your offending is incalculable.'
On 16 December last year Christopher Foster was sentenced to life imprisonment with a minimum term of ten years and ten months. His name was added to the sex offenders register indefinitely.
Emma, who is studying for a degree in psychology so she can help other victims of abuse, said: ' I was relieved but I will have the memories forever. Graham and my daughters have shown me what a real family is. I suffered in silence for too long and I want to help other young women. My psychology degree will help me do that.
As part of her mission to raise awareness and help other victims of abuse, Emma is preparing for a sponsored walk to raise money for the Phoenix Post, a support community campaigning against childhood abuse. She will walk 26 miles on 16 June.

SOURCE :mail online

AFRICAN MAN FOUND SOBBING IN THE STREET AFTER 3 DAYS OF SEX WITH GERMAN NYMPHO



"It was hell, I can't walk!" Man found sobbing in street after 36-hour sex ordeal with German nymphomaniac

The woman was arrested last month after another exhausted lover escaped onto a balcony and cried for help
   
A man was found sobbing in the street by police after his one-night stand demanded too much sex.
The African man broke down in tears outside the woman’s apartment after the 36-hour ordeal in Munich, Germany.
Police confirmed that the exhausted man told them: “I met her on a bus. She invited me back here. Oh God, it was hell. I can’t walk. Please help me.”
The man is believed to be the latest victim of a German nymphomaniac who was arrested last month after forcing her date to make love to her eight times.
Her first victim, Dieter Schulz, was forced to escape from the apartment to raise the alarm when his insatiable lover refused to let him go.
The 43-year-old met the woman in a bar in Munich, Germany, according to German news website The Province.


General view during the P1 Summer Party
Partying: One victim met the nymphomaniac woman while on a night out in a bar in Munich

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The pair went back to her apartment where they had sex several times, but when the eager woman demanded more, the exhausted man refused.
When the sex-hungry woman wouldn’t take no for an answer, the man took drastic action.
Desperate Mr Schulz was reportedly spotted on a balcony crying for help after the eager woman demanded more and more sex.
A police spokesman was quoted as saying: “He complied with the woman's wishes another few times so he could finally leave the apartment.
“But when she continued to refuse and demanded even more sex from him, he fled to the balcony and alerted the police.”
Mr Schulz reportedly told police: “You have got to help me. She is trying to kill me with sex. I cannot get out and I cannot go on!”
Incredibly, when police arrived at the apartment, the woman even tried to tempt them into her bedroom.
The woman, who is believed to be 47, has now been taken to hospital for psychiatric observation


source:Mirror

MEN ARE GETTING MORE ATTRACTIVE AND MORE MATING SUCCESS THAN WOMEN

  • Characteristics changing 'mating success' of men changing faster than those that affect women
  • Men evolving attractive traits of looks and success to have more partners
  • Having more partners ensures DNA passes on
  • Mencientists studying people in Finland find evidence that natural selection is still taking place
  • Researchers say being rich or poor does not affect success at mating or fertility rates


Relevant: Charles Darwin the naturalist who set out the theory of evolution
Relevant: Charles Darwin the naturalist who set out the theory of evolution
Darwinian 'survival-of-the-fittest' laws continue to shape human evolution in the modern age, research has found.
Humans are subject to the forces of natural selection just like any other species, say scientists.
Human customs such as marriage have not slowed the drive of natural selection - and men are evolving traits to increase their mating success, which could include such factors as good looks or even intelligence which might help them achieve success
This is because mating with more partners increases the chance of reproductive success for a man - whereas it doesn't for a woman.
A popular misconception is that humans stopped evolving when they took up farming and embraced monogamy.
But evidence from detailed church records of almost 6,000 Finns born between 1760 and 1849 suggests this is not so.
Researchers looked at economic status, births, deaths and marriages to examine four key natural selection factors.
They were survival to adulthood, mate access, mating success and fertility.
They found that the Finns' natural selection opportunities were on a par with those seen in the wild.
Finland has some of the best available data for such research thanks to detailed church records of births, deaths, marriages and wealth status which were kept for tax purposes.

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    Movement in the country was also very limited until the 20th century.
Differences in early survival and fertility were responsible for most of the variation in fitness, even among wealthy individuals.
Dr Virpi Lummaa, from the University of Sheffield's department of animal and plant sciences, said: 'We have shown advances have not challenged the fact that our species is still evolving, just like all the other species "in the wild".

Men are evolving to be more attractive: This is because mating with more partners increases the chance of reproductive success for a man - whereas it doesn't for a woman

Current: Charles Darwin made many of his great discoveries studying animals of the Galapagos Islands
Current: Charles Darwin made many of his great discoveries studying animals of the Galapagos Islands
'It is a common misunderstanding that evolution took place a long time ago, and that to understand ourselves we must look back to the hunter-gatherer days of humans.'
Dr Lummaa said evidence had already proved important selection had been taking place in very recent populations.
She said: 'Humans continue to be affected by both natural and sexual selection.
'Although the specific pressures, the factors making some individuals able to survive better, or have better success at finding partners and produce more kids, have changed across time and differ in different populations.'
The new findings are published in the journal Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.
Co-author Dr Alexandre Courtiol, from the Wissenschaftskolleg Institute for Advanced Study in Berlin, Germany, said: 'Characteristics increasing the mating success of men are likely to evolve faster than those increasing the mating success of women.
'This is because mating with more partners was shown to increase reproductive success more in men than in women.
'Surprisingly, however, selection affected wealthy and poor people in the society to the same extent'.

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