Lagos Church Member Dies During Sex With Married Lover She Met on Facebook [Photos]

Adekemi Faboro passed away on March 13 2015, and she reportedly died during her first meeting with the married man she met on Facebook. Christopher Ezekiel, a married man from Ibadan is said to be in police custody after Adekemi died in his company a few days ago.

Adekemi Faboro, a devoted member of Calvary church, Lagos, had met Christopher Ezekiel on the social networking site sometime ago and they started an online relationship. For a while, their communication was only on phone and through Facebook messages.

Petition Against Facebook's 'Feeling Fat' Emoji Gets Over 16,700 Supporters

Facebook's feeling fat emoji has been getting some significant backlash, with over 16,700 people signing an online petition which wants to have the emoticon eliminated from the site altogether. The petition is on change.org, and was set up by Catherine Weingarten, pictured above, along with the group Endangered Bodies. According to the page, the petitioners are demanding "that Facebook remove the “fat” emoji from its status options and stop encouraging negative body image among girls."

Facebook is the most popular social networking site in the world right now. With 890 million users each day, it has the power to influence how we talk to each other about our bodies. I dream that one day the platform will actively encourage body positivity and self-esteem among its users, but for now, all I ask is that it stop endorsing self-destructive thoughts through seemingly harmless emojis.

Controversy as Facebook Deletes Photo of Mothers Breastfeeding Their Children

The above group portrait of nude mothers breastfeeding their children was posted on Facebook by professional photographer Jade Beall recently. Unfortunately, the social networking site took it down after men complained it was obscene, according to Jade. She told Cosmopolitan that she understands Facebook's anti-nipple policy, but sees the censorship as a larger overall issue.

One In Three Divorce Cases Have Facebook Cited For Evidence Of Infidelity

A recent survey of  caseloads from legal firms has shown that Facebook is now cited in a third of all divorce cases, and is increasingly relied upon for proof of disagreeable behaviour. Facebook is used to provide evidence of infidelity and new relationships, helps track people's movements and records expenditure on everything from cars to holidays as users document their day-to-day lives.

According to Jezebel, Leeds law firm says many cases revolved around social media users who got back in touch with old flames they hadn't heard from in years. Social media provides an ongoing log of our lives. The sharing of written posts and pictures, often with geo-tagging, provides a record of activities that can be used in a court case,'

17 Year Old Falls From 18-Storey Building While Escaping Rape Attempt by Facebook Lover

17-year-old Ada Nba Agbazue has narrated how she fell from an abandoned 18-storey building while trying to avoid being raped and used for rituals by a man who pretended to be one of her Facebook friends. She is currently at the Ilemba Ajangbadi hospital in Lagos where she is being treated for multiple fractures and other injuries.

Ada Agbazue said she was lured to the abandoned storey building on December 26th by a man she purportedly met on facebook. The injured young lady said she is alive to tell her story from the sick bed to teach others to be careful of who they make friends with on social media.

HOAX! Viral Facebook Copyright Notice Is Fake

Over the years I've been on Facebook, I regularly see this copyright message on my newsfeed posted by my friends who are scared of their content being misused. The message claims to protect all the media like status messages, photos, videos, and comments that users make on Facebook. The message has started making the rounds on the social network once again.

The message says that once a user posts or shares the status update, their rights to their media will be protected, and they can sue Facebook or those who use their content..

Facebook Thinking of Adding A Dislike Button?

Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg has said that the social network is thinking about adding a "dislike" button to the site. He said this in a video post made on his page, adding that a dislike button would make sense for instances when users wanted to express themselves but didn't feel comfortable using the like button.

As an example, Zuckerberg said a dislike button might help users express themselves on a post about a sad event in someone's life. However, he admits it may not be a good idea because a dislike button could become a way for users to be shame others on the site.

What do you think, should there be a dislike button on Facebook?

Woman Raped Beaten and Left For Dead Names Facebook Lover As Her Attacker Before She Dies

Eliza Dragne, 30, was said to have been unlucky in love, so she kept it a secret when she met Nicu Alin Cristea, 29, on Facebook. Unfortunately, when they met up, he allegedly beat, raped, and stabbed her in the neck with a screwdriver and then left her to die in a field on the outskirts of town.

Despite her injuries, she managed to crawl to a road and was airlifted to Bagdasar-Arseni Hospital in Bucharest, where she slipped into a coma and died. However, before she passed away, she mustered enough strength to give a brief interview to police, who said she named Cristea as her alleged attacker.

Facebook Provides Ebola Donate Button For Users To Give Directly To Charities

Last month, Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg, announced that he and his wife were donating $25 million to help fight Ebola, through the Centers for Disease Control Foundation to empower all those fighting the deadly virus around the world.

Today, Facebook has added an Ebola button so that individual users who want to donate to charities fighting the disease can do that directly from their profile pages.

Mark Zuckerberg And Wife Donate $25million To Help Fight Ebola

Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg, has just announced on his Facebook page that he and his wife are donating $25 million to help fight Ebola. He says the money will be going to the Centers for Disease Control Foundation which will empower all those fighting the deadly virus around the world. He shared the following statement publicly to his over 22 million fans;

Man Jailed For Killing Friend Who Poked His Girlfriend on Facebook

27 year old Scott Humphrey has been jailed after he killed his friend in a fight that ensued because he found out that the friend had poked his girlfriend on Facebook.

During the case in which Scott Humphrey was sentenced to 4 years in jail, the taxi driver said he heard Humphrey angrily asking Mr Rovetto, "If you're such a good friend why did you poke my missus?"

Your Child Wants to Run Away? See What Happens When This Mom Lets Her Daughter Go

What would you do if your child tells you they want to run away from home? Has it happened already and what did you do?

b>Angel Ra's Al-Ghul Christopher's daughter wanted to run away because she was tired of living according to her mother's rules and being disciplined when she was bad.

So she packed some clothes in her bag, fixed her hair with her favorite barettes and put on her favorite walking shoes. Then she told her mom her decision and said bye.

Facebook Plays Matchmaker With 'Ask' Button For Relationship Status

Facebook has introduced a new feature called the "ASK button" which will allow your Facebook friends toy ask you about your relationship status if you have not filled it out. So if you are a single man or woman and you see a face you're interested in, and you can't tell if they're single too because their relationship status is blank, you can just click the ask button and send them a message.

Justified or Not? Single Mom Flogs Young Daughter With Belt

A single mother from Trinidad and Tobago shared on Facebook a video of herself whipping her 12-year-old daughter with a belt. The young girl had been sharing semi-nude pictures of herself on Facebook and had begun to receive messages from boys urging her to have sex.

Marry The Facebook Way, Divorce Soon - Do You Agree With Pastor Adeboye?

Pastor Enoch Adeboye, General Overseer of the Redeemed Christian Church of God, was speaking at the president’s daughter’s wedding over the weekend when he said that marriages contracted on social media may not last. He said in the sermon;

Facebook Parenting - A Baby Gender Reveal Gone Wrong

In a now viral Youtube video, a big brother - only boy with 2 little sisters already - was not happy when during a baby gender reveal for their next sibling turns out to be a girl. The little boy breaks down in tears after the miserable acknowledgement that the white reveal cake is pink inside and has jelly - meaning it's a baby girl

Facebook Personalities By Baba Willy - Part 2

Read Part 1

Facebook means that everybody is now a reporter. In the 60s, only journalists could report on events for they were the only ones with sole access to photo libraries and information. They also had the platform to reach a wide audience which was the Newspaper. Now everybody is a journalist reporting live from our living rooms. Google is there for research and any image can be uploaded in a second. Some report only on themselves as they have become biased into thinking that their every sneeze is a newsworthy item.

Facebook Personality Types Part 1

By Babawilly

I stood before my mother armed with my Sony camera, waiting for that look on her face that said ‘I am now ready’. As she adjusted her hand bag and pushed a little at her glasses, she did not implore me not to cut her head or take an out of focus picture. She simply communicated her hope.

Man Cheats on His Wife and Has to Get 10,000 Facebook Likes To Win Her Back

Ivan Lewis was only married to his wife Sonya Gore for less than a year before he began cheating on her. 10 months into their marriage, the couple separated based on his serial cheating. Back in September, Ivan wrote on Facebook proposing marriage again, saying that he wanted her back. On her agreement that she would take him back if he got more than 10,000 "likes", he posted this picture on Facebook. Below is the timeline of the saga.

Photo Of A Woman Pointing A Gun At A Child's Head Sparks Debate on Gun Violence

This Facebook photo showing a young girl pointing a gun at the face of a young child have sparked fresh debates on gun violence. After the Newton incident in which several small children were killed with guns, and as I prepare to be a parent myself, I have begun thinking of how to raise kids in a way that leaves them well rounded and healthy emotionally, knowing to avoid what is wrong, and the ways to treat others right. One of the topics that have come up is allowing children to play with toy guns.