Pictures of Jean-Pierre Adams in coma for 36years

These are the pictures of a France footballer Jean-Pierre Adams who has been in coma since 1982.

On 17 March 1982 , the former France international footballer, at the age of 34, was admitted to a Lyon hospital to undergo a routine knee operation. He was given anaesthetic that should have knocked him out for a few hours but, more than 36 years later, he has yet to awake.
Adams, who turns 70 on March 10, can breathe on his own, without the assistance of a machine, incapable of nearly all voluntary movement but can digest food as well as open and close his eyes, has his own room, where he spends most of the day in the type of modified bed normally found in a hospital.

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Lawrence Anini: Life And Death Of Nigeria’s Most Notorious Armed Robber (photos)

Lawrence Nomanyagbon Anini, was one of Nigeria’s most notorious armed robbers who held sway in the old Bendel State (Now Edo and Delta States). His reign in the 80s was so bloody that he was even discussed at the State Security Council meeting. Anini was born in 1960, and was executed on March 29, 1987, following his conviction by a Benin High Court for armed robbery. Anini was born in a village about 20 miles from Benin City in present day Edo State. Anini, dreadfully called ‘The Law’ or ‘Ovbigbo,’ migrated to Benin at an early age, learned to drive and became a skilled taxi driver. He became known in Benin motor parks as a man who could control the varied competing interests among motor park touts and operators. He later delved into the criminal business in the city and soon became a driver and transporter for gangs, criminal godfathers and thieves. Later on, he decided to create his own gang which include, Monday Osunbor, Ofege, and others, and they started out as car hi...

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My experience with police today.

ARMED ROBBERS IN POLICE UNIFORM I had an agonizing experience with some men who claim to be "Nigerian Police Officers" on duty at the Amuwo Odofin/Festac axis, today Friday 4th May, 2018. I left my house at Oshodi to pick my International Passport at Festac Passport Office in the morning. At 2nd Rainbow bus stop, I took a bike to make the trip faster. Just after descending that small 'bridge' connecting Amuwo-odofin to Festac, the bike man suddenly stopped in front of some *Police man" standing on the road, welding their guns. As I was asking the bike man why he stopped, the "Police Men" swooped on me, dragging me to a small white bus parked beside the road. I saw many other young men packed like sardines inside the bus. In alarm I asked one of the two "Police men" pushing me, what my offense was. He ignored me and just snatched my phone from my hand and ordered me to put in my password. I obeyed. He went through my contacts, messages,...

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