Your lifestyle may induce early stroke

Damilola Adeleke was just setting out to work when she realised she could not reach for her shoes. All of a sudden, it seemed like she could not move her hands.

The young accountant was also not able to call for help. Her aunt, who was wondering why she had not yet left the house as usual, eventually found her motionless on the floor. Their family doctor who revived her told them that Damilola had just suffered a stroke.

Stroke, when it occurs in an individual as the word suggests, is like when one has been struck. And this terminal disease used to be associated with elderly people in their 60s and 70s, experts, including neurosurgeons, have raised the alarm that stroke is no more a disease of the aged, as it is killing and disabling young people in their prime.

Reps to IGP: reopen Dele Giwa, Ige, Rewane, other killings

House of Representatives yesterday directed the Inspector-General of Police (IGP) Mr. Solomon Arase to reopen investigations into unresolved cases of high profile political and extra-judicial killings in the country.

The purpose of the reopening, according to the House, was to bring the culprits of the unresolved killings to justice.

The resolution of the House was sequel to the adoption of the prayers of a motion by a member, Kingsley ChindaIn, entitled: “Need to Undertake Further Investigations into Cases of Extra-Judicial Killings and Other High Profile Murders”.

Woman stabs robber to death in Lagos

A middle-aged woman is currently recuperating in a Lagos hospital, after robbers stormed her rented apartment on the Lagos Island, during which she stabbed one of the assailants to death.

PUNCH Metro learnt that the woman, identified simply as Adenike, and her family were attacked on Tuesday at about 2am on Eyin Iga Street.

Our correspondent gathered that the robbers, who were armed with knives and cutlasses, reportedly gained entrance into the house after damaging the gates.

EFCC begins probe of Chime’s administration

The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission has commenced earnest investigations into the administration of Sullivan Chime of Enugu State.

An operative of the commission said on Thursday that the EFCC investigation was in response to several petitions written by indigenes of Enugu State about the financial operations of the previous administration in the state.

It was stated that EFCC operatives were engrossed in moves to verify allegation of funds misappropriation involving a huge amount of money.

There is a likelihood that Chime might be invited for interrogation even though the operative did not give the exact date for the interrogation.

House leadership: S’East Reps grumble over exclusion

THE two All Progressives Congress members of the House of Representatives from the South-East geopolitical zone on Tuesday grumbled over their alleged exclusion from the House leadership positions by the party caucus.

The South-East Reps rejected the argument that they were first-timers hence not qualified to hold principal office in the lower federal chamber.

They argued that the Senate Minority Leader, ex-Akwa Ibom State Governor, Godswill Akpabio, was also a fresh member of the upper chamber.

One of the South-East Reps, Chuka Okafor, who had been initially nominated by the Speaker, Yakubu Dogara, at the height of the leadership crisis in the House to serve as the Deputy Whip spoke on Thursday on behalf of the zone.

Soldiers in Aba Kill Kidnapper, Arrest 2 Members of his Gang, Including a Lady

                     

Soldiers of the 144 Battalion of the Nigerian Army, stationed at Asa in Ukwa West local government area of Abia State have shot dead a kidnapper, arrested two members of his gang, including a lady, and rescued a female victim.

Vanguard gathered that an Aba-based business woman, Mrs. Rita Anaekwe, was last Sunday night abducted at her residence on Anaekwe Street, Umuleta village, Obinkwu in Ukwa West local
government area.

Buhari’s appointments has shown his hatred for Igbo – Ohaneze

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THE pan Igbo socio-cultural organization, Ohaneze Ndigbo, said yesterday that it was not surprised at the way the appointments of President Muhammadu Buhari were going, insisting that it had shown the president’s deep rooted hatred for the Igbo nation.

Anambra State president of Ohaneze, Dr. Chris Eluemuno, in an interview at the state –owned Anambra Broadcasting Service Television in Awka, said the situation would still have been the same even if the entire Igbo voted for him.

Ghanaian bizmen, others invading Nigerian forex market – CBN chief

The Director of Monetary Policy of the Central Bank of Nigeria, CBN, Mr. Moses Tule, disclosed, yesterday, that Ghanaian businessmen and other African countries are invading the Nigerian foreign exchange market.

He disclosed this at a seminar organised for financial journalists in Calabar, Cross River State.

According to him, nationals from other African countries even as far as Central African Republic come to Nigerian Bureaux de Change for forex which was partially responsible for high demand for hard currencies at the nation’s foreign exchange market.

President Muhammadu Buhari Extols Father Mbaka’s Daring Frankness To Power

President Muhammadu Buhari yesterday described Catholic Priest, Father Ejike Mbaka of the Enugu Adoration Centre as a great cleric who was not afraid to speak truth to power, even at the cost of his own life or being hated by leaders in power.

It would be recalled that Mbaka was the cleric who predicted former President Goodluck Jonathan’s failure some months to the 2015 presidential election.

Drivers Who Kill Without Licence Will Be Charged With Murder, FRSC Warns

The Federal Road Safety Commission (FRSC) has advised drivers of vehicles and tricycles in Enugu State to ensure that they obtain genuine driver’s licence, warning that those without licences would be charged with murder in the event of any accident that leads to loss of lives.

Sector commander of the FRSC, Enugu State, Mr David Mendie, gave the warning yesterday when the newly inaugurated executive of the Association of Tricycle Riders of Nigeria, Enugu State Chapter, led by the chairman of the association, Comrade Ikah Benjamin Ejiofor, paid him a courtesy call.

Abia: APGA faults minority leader’s replacement

The Abia State chapter of the All Progressive Grand Alliance has expressed disappointment over the suspension of the Minority Leader of the state House of Assembly, Abraham Oba.

Oba has been replaced by Ikedi Ezekwesiri, representing Umunneochi constituency.

Oba was removed and suspended by the House on Tuesday for addressing a press conference where he claimed that APGA members in the House were deceived by the Speaker, Martins Azubuike, over the details of a N30bn loan which was approved for Governor Okezie Ikpeazu to take.

Tompolo hails Buhari over new Amnesty boss

                                                                                            Tompolo, Dokubo

A former leader of the Movement for the Emancipation of the Niger Delta, Chief Government Ekpemupolo a.k.a. Tompolo, has commended President Muhammadu Buhari for appointing Brig.-Gen. Paul Boroh as the new head of the Presidential Amnesty Programme.

He said tha the action of the President only portrayed him as a listening leader with a desire to contribute to the development of the Niger Delta.

He also hailed the President for the choice of a retired military officer, rather than the politicians who had been scheming to get the job.

Are You a Record Keeper?

Love is patient, love is kind. It does not envy, it does not boast, it is not proud. It does not dishonor others, it is not self-seeking, it is not easily angered, it keeps no record of wrongs. Love does not delight in evil but rejoices with the truth. It always protects, always trusts, always hopes, always perseveres. Love never fails (1 Corinthians 13:4-8).

Were either of your parents record keepers? You know, every time they argued, the record keeper started recounting in detail the sins of the past. Odds are they kept a record of your less-than-perfect behavior as well.

Video of Plane Sucking Man Turns out Fabricated

                   

Recently, an aghast video in which a ground crew member was sucked in by a plane engineand devoured by a flash of fire was widely spread online. Many commented that planesand elevators were the two most fearsome things for them. It turns out that the video wasfabricated.

According to the Daily Newspaper Thai Rath, the video was clipped. The original video wasuploaded online in 2009. The plane was a cargo aircraft of LAN Airlines, which was aboutto take off in the original video.

Fastest-Charging Electric Bus Put into Operation in East China

The world's fastest charging electric busses, with a battery that takesjust 10 seconds to be fully charged, were put into operation for the first time in Ningbo onTuesday.

The bus operates a 11-km route with 24 stops in Ningbo, Zhejiang province, local transportauthorities said.

In the next three years, a total of 1,200 such buses will be used for public transport in thecity, where the electric bus plant is located.

The Health Benefits Of The Fruits You Eat

Eating healthy is very important as we all know. Fruits play important roles in our health, you should eat fruits atleast once a week, that’s the minimum. Here are pictures of different fruits and what role they play in your body. Save and remember them !!

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Сontains large amounts of sugar, combined with a high fiber content It has a large amount of energy. Main trace element potassium, nutrients ,vitamin A , B6 and a good source of manganese.

Akpabio suffers setback in bid to retain senate seat

                                                                      Godswill Akpabio, now Minority Leader

The newly appointed Senate minority leader and former governor of Akwa Ibom state, Godswill Akpabio, Tuesday suffered a setback in his bid to retain his seat after the Akwa Ibom State National Assembly election tribunal ruled in favour of the candidate of the All Progressives Congress, Inibehe Okori, on two preliminary objections brought by Mr. Akpabio, reports Premium Times.

Rukky Sanda flaunts sexy bikini body

Beautiful actress with a flawless skin...

Robert Mugabe shares bed with teenaged son when I'm away: Grace

"Sometimes when I am not around they share a bed and talk," Grace told The Sunday Mail.

"Bellarmine is unlike all my other children, he does more talking and he enjoys asking questions," Grace said.

Grace said the topic of their discussions revolved around the fact that Bellarmine is sitting for his A Levels this year.

According to New Zimbabwe, Bellarmine failed his grade 7 exams, flunked his O levels and got expelled from school for truancy.

Notorious Kidnapper Popularly Known as Vampire Paraded in Imo State

          

The Imo state police command have arrested and paraded a notorious kidnapper identified as Henry Chibueze aka "Vampire". Vampire was arrested after a failed attempt by him and his gang members to kidnap judges of the Imo state tribunal who were lodged at Disney Hotels, along Onitsha Owerri Road recently.

According to reports, security operatives in the state who acted on a tip off, swooped on the gang members as they attempted to kidnap the judges. Vampire and his members fled the hotel with gunshot wounds. He was later arrested at his elder brother's house where he had gone to treat himself.

Sexual-assault accuser says Cosby didn't realise she was gay

The revelation by Andrea Constand, a former Temple University employee who has alleged the comedian tricked her into taking drugs before assaulting her in 2004, came in a legal memorandum filed in federal court in Philadelphia.

In it, Constand's lawyers argue that Cosby, 78, breached the confidentiality clause of their settlement through a series of public comments by his attorneys as they mounted a media campaign seeking to put his "spin" on the widening scandal.

How To Strengthen The Knee Area

                     Sharon Jane Akinyemi

“At 21, I have problems getting up from my bed each morning. So much pain all over my body especially my knees. Aunty Sharon what should I do? I surely need help at this point”. This was coming from a young client. As a matter of fact I saw someone with serious problem at hand. At twenty one ? It’s so disturbing because you see, if she does nothing about her present predicament, I bet you by the time she is forty years old, she is likely to end up on a wheel chair. But there is hope for her as long as she takes it up as a challenge and work hard to stop this destiny limiting situation.

Father poisons baby in desperate attempt to divorce wife (Photo)

                               

A 41-day-old baby, Zainab Olajide, has died after she was allegedly poisoned by her father, Kazeem Olajide, in a desperate attempt to divorce his wife.
The incident happened at about 7am on Friday in the Lemode area of Ogun State.
According to Punch,the mother, Abosede Ogundare, had left Zainab with Kazeem to sweep the compound only to come back and met the baby with foams gushing out from her mouth.

In Aba Man dies after drinking 20 sachets of gin in N500 bet

A middle-aged man, identified as Chucks from Imo State, has died after consuming 20 sachets of gin in a N500 bet with a woman.

The deceased, said to be a barber, is married with a child and lived along Ngwa Road area of Aba, Abia State.

An eyewitness said the deceased had on the fateful day, gone to a nearby local shop situated within the area to take a sachet of his usual brand of gin and boosted to the shop owner that he could finish 20 sachets of the drink.

Court sends butcher to prison custody for stabbing man over meat

A Chief Magistrate Court in Karu, Abuja, on Tuesday, ordered the remand of a butcher, Garba Mohammed, for allegedly stabbing man with a knife.

Chief Magistrate, Omolola Akindele, gave this order after the accused pleaded not guilty to the offence.

Akindele ordered the prosecution to ascertain the condition of the complainant and also to find out the degree of injuries done on him.

Tipper owners, drivers protest over new levy in Anambra

The Tipper Owners and Drivers Association of Anambra State, on Tuesday, protested against alleged arbitrary increase in sand beach levies and environmental fees by the state government.

The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reported that the drivers, numbering more than 1,000, were at the Government House, Awka, the state capital, with their vehicles for the peaceful protest.

Mr Solo Chukwudobelu, the Secretary to the State Government and others who were present during the protest declined to comment.

Na waoo! Saudi Millionaire Blocks Traffic on One of London's Busiest Roads to Get his £1m Porsche Washed (Photos)

A wealthy Saudi Porsche owner held up traffic on one of London's busiest roads by having his £1million Porsche washed and polished in time for supercar season. 

Motorists were forced to slow down and bus drivers had to change lanes so they could safely pass the Porsche 918 Spyder while it was meticulously detailed in a parking spot at the side of the road.
According to MailOnline, the hybrid car, appeared to have only recently arrived in the UK from Saudi Arabia and was covered in dust and sand. But instead of taking it to a discreet valeter who could work on it in private, the owner decided to have it done very publicly on busy Brompton Road in Knightsbridge.

Two men worked on the car for around an hour, washing the Porsche and vacuuming it before polishing the 210mph vehicle. See the photos below.

3 PDP Governors To Accompany Buhari To Cameroon

Three PDP governors will tomorrow accompany the president of Nigeria, Muhamadu Buhari to Cameroon on a two-day visit to build a more effective regional coalition against Boko Haram.

The governors are Udom Emmanuel of Akwa Ibom, Mr Darius Ishaku of Taraba and Ben Ayade of Cross River State. They will be joined by three of their All Progressives Congress counterpart; Kashim Shettima of Borno, Samuel Ortom of Benue and Mohammed Bindow of Adamawa.

Women throw out burning pot, set three-year-old ablaze Women threw out burning pot, set three-year-old ablaze

A three-year-old boy, Basit Adewole, was burnt to death in the Iwaya, Yaba area of Lagos after two women, who were cooking, mistakenly poured hot oil on his body.

Our correspondent learnt that the women, and their host, identified only as Yemisi, had been arrested by the Sabo Police Division, where the matter was reported.

PUNCH Metro learnt that on the afternoon of Saturday, the women came to Audu Baale Street, Iwaya, to see Yemisi, who was celebrating her birthday.

49 electricity workers killed in six months

Between January and June this year, 49 employees of electricity distribution companies in the country lost their lives while on duty as a result of the poor implementation of safety measures by the firms.

This is coming as the Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission says it will sanction the Eko, Ikeja and Port Harcourt electricity distribution companies for recording extremely low safety compliance levels, a development it blames for the loss of lives.

Landlord asks Ekiti PDP to quit secretariat

The Peoples Democratic Party in Ekiti State has received an eviction notice, directing it to vacate its state secretariat in Ado Ekiti for failure to pay its rent.

The landlord of the property, a two-term state PDP Chairman and now a member of the All Progressives Congress, Mr. Ropo Adesanya, said the PDP issued him a dud cheque.

Electricity supply to the party secretariat had been disconnected by the Benin Electricity Distribution Company as a result of unpaid bills.

Adesanya, who was the PDP state chairman for eight years, including the tenure of Governor Ayo Fayose, is asking for N1.5m as owed rent.

Abia Speaker deceived us to approve N30bn loan —Lawmakers

Fresh crisis is brewing in the Abia State House of Assembly as the All Progressive Grand Alliance lawmakers in the House have accused the Speaker, Martins Azubuike, of deceiving them into approving a request by Governor Okezie Ikpeazu to take N30bn loan.

The aggrieved lawmakers, who addressed a press conference on Tuesday in Umuahia, the state capital, accused Azubuike of not giving the lawmakers detailed information about the loan before they gave their approval.

Too Much Sitting May Raise A Woman’s Cancer Risk- Study

Lots of time spent sitting may increase a woman’s odds for cancer, but it does not seem to have a similar effect on men, a new study suggests.

“Longer leisure time spent sitting was associated with a higher risk of total cancer risk in women, and specifically with multiple myeloma, breast and ovarian cancers. But sitting time was not associated with cancer risk in men,” concluded a team led by Dr. Alpa Patel, who directs the Cancer Prevention Study-3 at the American Cancer Society.

Why Ogogoro ‘Joints’ Still Boom In Abuja

The Federal Government recently banned the consumption of local gin, popularly called ogogoro, across the country, due to reported cases of about 100 deaths in Rivers and Ondo states resulting from consumption of the gin.

However, the business is still booming in Abuja, as the usual spots in Jikwoyi, a suburb of Abuja, still remain as busy as ever, especially in the evenings.
One of the ogogoro dealers (names withheld), told FCT Watch that the recent cases of death which allegedly resulted from the consumption of the deadly gin and a consequential ban by the Federal Government did not affect his business.

Army rescues 30 persons from terrorists

The Army said yesterday that troops have rescued 30 persons, (including 21 children) from Boko Haram in Dikwa Local Government Area of Borno State.

Also rescued were a six-day old infant, seven women, (including three nursing mothers) and two male adults.

The military also discovered that the palace of the Shehu of Dikwa has been turned into a training ground where weapons handling and engagement of aircraft were being taught new Boko Haram recruits

It said troops, however, repelled a fresh attempt by Boko Haram to take over Buratai, the country home of Chief of Army Staff (COAS), Maj.-Gen. Tukur Buratai.

Ooni of Ife is dead

FOREMOST traditional ruler Oba Okunade Sijuwade, the Ooni of Ife, is dead. He was 85.

The royal father passed on at Saint Mary’s Hospital, Paddington, London, United Kingdom (U.K), where he was being treated.

Sources close to the palace at Enuwa, Ile-Ife, Osun State, confirmed his demise last night.

Doctor Warns KISSING is the Leading Cause of Head and Neck Cancers....

Is nothing sacred?

A top Australian doctor has warned that kissing has overtaken smoking and drinking to become the primary risk factor for developing head and neck cancers.

But how can this be?

Well Dr Mahiban Thomas, who is head of maxillofacial and head and neck surgery at the Royal Darwin hospital, warned that kissing (and just to be clear, we’re talking about full-on snogging rather than a peck on the cheek) can pass on HPV (human papilloma virus) – a family of viruses which can lead to cancer.

Prophet Commits Suicide Inside Kirikiri Prison

                              

The brutalised okada rider
A prophet, Destiny Onwudinjo, of Heaven Divine Ministry, in Shasha, a suburb of Lagos, western Nigeria, has committed suicide inside Kirikiri Prison. He was sentenced to seven years imprisonment without an option of fine for absconding from court to evade trial.

According to his co-inmates and neighbours, Onwudinjo died recently in prison custody due to frustration. P.M.News gathered that he was so dejected about his conviction and jail term that he decided to terminate his life inside the prison.

He reportedly hit his head several times on the prison wall and his head broke. He later fell down and bled profusely.

Ladies, See Why Many Men Are Running From Marriage

                             

When it comes to romance, many Nigerian men are actively engaging. Apart from their culture of carrying the financial burden of relationship with women, they harness every opportunity to appeal to their lovers, be it in their respective offices, religious organizations, parks, clubs among others.

Despite the many attributes that could be said of Nigerian men, some ladies still hold a contrary account about them. Predominant among the contrary views women hold against men here is that no matter how romantic they are, getting them to the altar for marriage could be very challenging.

So, what are those factors that scare our men away from marriage? We have compiled some reasons that make most men feel jittery about the issues of ‘Marriage’ these days. Details below:

No problem with gays, but keep it to yourself, Kenyans tell Obama

People in Nairobi on Sunday gave a muted and measured response to United States President Barack Obama’s firm support for gay rights during his visit to Kenya.

Standing alongside President Uhuru Kenyatta outside State House on Saturday, AFP reported that Obama answered a journalist’s question on gay rights by drawing equivalence between homophobia and racism.

“As an African-American in the United States I am painfully aware of what happens when people are treated differently under the law,” Obama said.

Boko Haram fighters behead three in Cameroon raid

Three villagers were beheaded during weekend raids in Cameroon by Boko Haram insurgents from neighbouring Nigeria, who killed another four people in a separate raid overnight, security forces said Monday.

The first attack took place on Sunday in the neighbouring villages of Tchebe-Tchebe and Dzaba, about 10 kilometres (six miles) from the Nigerian border, said a security agent based in the region.

The beheadings took place in Tchebe-Tchebe.

Lagos State To Move Against Noise Pollution

                    

The Lagos State House of Assembly on Monday commenced a bid that could help the state stem the rising trend of noise pollution. It was learnt that residents of the state have variously complained about the impact of noise pollution from places of worships, commercial bus drivers, and those who use loud speakers in the sales of their commodities.

President plans to name oil thieves

PRESIDENT Muhammadu Buhari has assured Nigerians that his administration is close to ending the sharp practices in the oil and gas sector. The perpetrators will be named, he said.

He also spoke of his ongoing search for “decent”, “patriotic” and “selfless” politicians and technocrats who will be ministers. The President has promised to name his ministers in September.

Mother accuses neighbour of defiling two-year-old daughter

                                          Lagos High Court, Ikeja

One Kehinde Paul has been arraigned before a Lagos State High Court in Ikeja for allegedly raping a two-year-old daughter of his neighbour, Mrs. Mercy Ofaghae, two years ago.

Kehinde, who lives in Igando, a suburb of Lagos State, however, pleaded not guilty to one count of rape and defilement preferred against him on Monday before Justice Oluwatoyin Ipaye.

But the victim’s mother, Ofaghae, who gave evidence in court as the prosecution’s first witness, insisted that Kehinde defiled her daughter on January 12, 2013, adding that a medical report confirmed it.

Seven-hour rain causes havoc in Anambra

No fewer than 10 buildings and an electric transformer in the Agu-Awka area in Anambra State were submerged on Monday following a downpour.

The rain, which lasted about seven hours, destroyed properties worth millions of naira, including academic certificates of residents whose apartments were flooded at Agu-Awka Estate.

The flooding also affected major streets of the capital city, including the Zik Avenue, Arthur Eze Street, among others.

Besides, vehicles were stuck on roads for hours.

3-month-old Baby Left BLIND after Family Friend Took Photo with Camera Flash On (Photo)

                         

Parents and intending parents in the house, please take note of this. this lil angel pictured above was left blind in one eye after a family friend forgot to turn off his camera flash while taking a close-up photograph.

Doctors said the three-month-old, who has not been named, has suffered irreparable damage from the flash of the camera, which was held about 10 inches away from the baby boy.

The parents noticed that there was something wrong with their baby's vision soon after the
photograph was taken, reported the People's Daily Online.

4 Zimbabweans arrested for abducting and killing 2 Zim women in South Africa

Four South Africa-based Zimbabweans were reportedly arrested in Musina yesterday in connection with gruesome murder of two Zimbabwean women last month.

Sources said the suspects were detained at Oliphant Fontein Police Station in Johannesburg and were expected to assist South African police with investigations into the murder cases.

Zimbabwe's consular-general to South Africa, Henry Mukonoweshuro, could neither confirm nor deny the arrests.

Hunter Who Killed Lion In Zimbabwean National Park 'Paid Gamekeepers £36,000 So He Could Shoot Animal

            

A Spanish hunter allegedly paid a park ranger £36,000 to kill one of Africa's most famous lions. Cecil, who was about 13-years-old, was lured out of Zimbabwe's biggest national park and then shot with a bow and arrow.

Only wounding the lion, the hunter then spent two days tracking the animal before killing it with a rifle. The corpse was then skinned and the head hacked off as a trophy.

Baby stolen at naming ceremony in Ogun

                                       The Commissioner of Police in Ogun, Abdulmajid Ali addressing policemen
                                                                         PHOTO: Abiodun Onafuye/ Abeokuta
A 20-month old child, Opeyemi Ogundele was reported stolen on Sunday during a naming ceremony in Abeokuta.

NAN learnt that the incident happened at Mile 2, Iyana Concord, Akorede Estate, Ilugun Inukosegba Community in Abeokuta North Local Government Area of the state.

Community members, however, besieged the residence of one Chief Olasile Ifayemi, an herbalist alleged to be the kidnapper of the child.

Wike loses bid to relocate election tribunal to Rivers

                                Governor Nyesom Wike of Rivers State

The Rivers State Governorship Election Petition Tribunal sitting in Abuja, has dismissed an application by Rivers Governor, Nysom Wike, seeking an order relocating its venue to Rivers.

In a ruling on Monday, the three-man panel led by Justice Muazu Pindiga, dismissed the application on the ground that the tribunal had power to sit in Abuja, following security challenges in the state.

Australian woman who had baby with boy is jailed

The Melbourne mother-of-three, who cannot be named to protect the boy and the baby's identity, was 36 when she began driving her daughter and her friend to school in 2011.

The Victoria County Court heard that she admitted developing feelings for the child and began a relationship with him, with the pair having sex without using condoms.

The Melbourne Age newspaper reported that the abuse went on for two years and she became pregnant, giving birth to a girl in May last year when the boy was 14.