Monday, December 30, 2013

Samsung sells 110-inch ultra-HD TV for $150,000



SEOUL, South Korea (AP) — Samsung said a 110-inch TV that has four times the resolution of standard high-definition TVs is going on sale for about $150,000 in South Korea.

Mother Arrested in Christmas Day Killing of Teen Daughter




Police have arrested the mother of a teen girl who was found murdered on Christmas Day.
According to the Casa Grande, Ariz., Police Department, Connie Villa, 35, allegedly attempted to kill all of four her children and her ex-husband Adam Villa on Dec. 25.

Friday, December 27, 2013

Report: Scott Richards leaving Fox 6 after more than 30 years


Scott Richards, longtime news anchor at WBRC/Channel 6, will leave the station Jan. 31, according to a report on a TV industry website.
Newsblues.com reports that Richards, whose Fox 6 bio says he has anchored more than 20,000 evening newscasts in Birmingham, more than any other anchor, wanted more time off and couldn’t come to terms with management at the station.
“The station and I were unable to figure out a schedule that made sense for both of us,” Richards told newsblues. The website cited an internal memo in which News Director James Finch announced Richards' departure.
Richards has been at Fox 6 (previously an ABC affiliate) since 1981. He has been named best news anchor in Alabama nine times by the Associated Press.
Messages left this morning for Finch and Fox 6 General Manager Lou Kirchen have not been returned.

'Nirvana Day' Announced For Small US Town

Google street view of Hoquiam
A small town is dedicating an official day to Nirvana. Their link to the band? Kurt Cobain once lived there… briefly.
Hoquiam, which neighbours Kurt Cobain’s actual hometown, has declared April 10, 2014, 'Nirvana Day' in celebration of the band's ascension into the Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame.
The city has a population of less than 10,000 people - and it is four miles down the road from Aberdeen, where Cobain spent much of his childhood and later teens.

Nicki Minaj makes acting debut; Billy Joel is NYE's most expensive show: more entertainment news (links,video)


Nicki Minaj makes her big screen debut in new movie trailer, “Fast and Furious 7” gets a new release date and Ryan Murphy reveals how “Glee” could have ended. We have these stories and more in today’s entertainment news from around the web.

Thursday, December 26, 2013

Jackie Appiah In Alleged Affair With Bobby


Tongues are seriously wagging that the beautiful actress, Jackie Appiah, who is said to have divorced her husband, is having a love affair with a Nigerian actor/activist, Bobby Obodo.Could Nigerian actor and activist Michael Bobby Obodo be the new man in her life, as the pair have been spotted together several times in Accra in the past few weeks?

Beyonce Gives Walmart Shoppers £23k Of Gifts

Walmart shoppers were given an early Christmas present when Beyonce paid a visit and bought them $37,500 (£23,000) in gift cards.

The Single Ladies singer, 32, bought a doll for her toddler Blu Ivy at the store in Tewksbury, Massachusetts, on Friday night, as well as a copy of her self-titled new album.

Christmas Flood Misery Continues For Thousands

Rolt family sitting down to a candlelit McDonald's meal on Christmas Eve

More than 1,000 homes have so far been flooded in England, and experts are warning that conditions are likely to get worse.More weather chaos is due over the next few days - with the Environment Agency (EA) saying flooding may get worse in some areas.

Sunday, December 22, 2013

Juliet Ibrahim turns singer!

JuaSexy Ghanaian actress, Juliet Ibrahim  recently added music to her glowing career. In a chat with HVP,  the screen goddess disclosed that she has already done two singles that will make up her  first album.
Juliet Ibrahim
She also, disclosed plans to go into full time movie production in no distant time.
It would be recalled that Juliet Ibrahim is one of Ghollywood A- list actresses whose profile is steadily on the rise. She came to the limelight after starring in the movie, ‘Crime to Christ’ few years back.

source:www.vanguardngr.com

Thursday, December 19, 2013

There is room for relationship; there is room for marriage but… K..solo

Ace producer, Solomon Oyeniyi, popularly known as K.Solo is one of  the respected music producers in the country, with the contribution of his dexterity to countless of monster hits from notable acts such as King Sunny Ade, Muma Gee, Sunny Nneji, Timaya, Klever Jay to mention but a few. In this interview with Vanguard newspaper, he x-rays his life, the music industry in the year 2013 among others.

Mr Universe to storm Nigeria



Mr Universe Musclemania (Pro division) champion, Tyrone Tseye Ogedegbe has spoken of his desire to storm Nigeria next year.

Paul Walker Porsche Crash Down To 'Speed Alone'



The Porsche Carrera GT that crashed killing Fast & Furious actor Paul Walker and the driver had no mechanical problems, according to investigators.
A police official, speaking on condition of anonymity, said the car lost control due to "speed, and speed alone".

Wednesday, December 18, 2013

Top 10 Most Complained About Shows Of 2013

Broadcasting watchdog Ofcom has revealed the year's most complained about shows, with Big Brother topping the list.
The Channel 5 reality show received 965 complaints, over 200 more than any other show, to win the dubious honour for a second year running.

Zhang Ziyi: Chinese Actress Settles Libel Case


Actress Zhang Ziyi has settled a libel case against a website that accused her of being a prostitute.
The Chinese star of Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon had brought the lawsuit against the US-based site Boxun News.

Beyonce Album Breaks iTunes Sales Record



Beyonce's latest album, which was released unexpectedly last week, has become the fastest selling ever on iTunes.
Apple said nearly 830,000 copies of the self-titled album were downloaded globally in only three days, including some 617,000 copies in the US.

Reaper Attack HQ: Rare Access To Top Secret Site

Access to XIII Squadron, the RAF team that operates the aircraft, was granted after months of negotiation in an attempt at transparency and because the Ministry of Defence is "fed up with the myths".
It is a major step forward in the understanding of a fast developing military asset used by an increasing number of nations and surrounded in controversy.
The UK operation is conducted in a large aircraft hangar deep inside RAF Waddington in Lincolnshire, but the drones are flying over Afghanistan many thousands of miles away.

Tuesday, December 17, 2013

Miley Cyrus talks breakup, says she was 'so scared of ever being alone'




After a year in which it would seem Miley Cyrus left very little unsaid, the singer manages — in a new interview with Barbara Walters — to shed new light on her state of mind after her breakup with fiancé Liam Hemsworth.

Country singer Ray Price dies of cancer at 87



Ray Price, one of the greatest voices of country music, who revolutionized the genre with No. 1 hits like "Crazy Arms" and "City Lights," died at home in Mt. Pleasant, Texas Monday after a long battle with pancreatic cancer, his family said. He was 87.
"I just like what I've done and how it's worked out, and it's been great," Price told Rolling Stone earlier this month, in his final interview. "I haven't lost my voice, thank God for that."

Monday, December 16, 2013

Peter gabriel on his rock and roll hall of fame induction




Telecom operators face sanctions over poor services

The Ministry of Communication Technology and the Consumer Protection Council, CPC, yesterday, charged telecoms providers in the country to work hard and improve their service delivery to consumers or risk fines, withdrawal of licences and jail terms of five years.

Federal Government secures N15.36tn investment commitment



59-yr-old man defiles 7-yr-old girl

AKURE — POLICE in OndoState is quizzing a top official of the Akure Zonal Office of the Nigerian Export Promotion Council, Mr. Boma Benibo, 59, for allegedly defilling a seven-year-old girl.
Vanguard gathered that the incident occurred at the residence of the suspect, 18, Kola Ogunmola Street, Ijapo Estate, Akure, lastTuesday.
The suspect resides in the same building with the parents of the victim.
It was learnt that the girl (names withheld)used to visit  the suspect’s flat often to play.
But the unexpected happened last week when she visited and was there for over two hours which made her mother became suspicious.
On getting to the suspect’s apartment, she discovered her daughter was not her usual self and after a brief interrogation she pointed at her private part.
Further interrogation, according to reports, showed that the suspect had touched her private part.
The father of the girl, Mr  Rotimi Babadipe, immediately reported the matter at the Ijapo police station and the suspect was picked up.
Contacted, the state Police image maker, Wole Ogodo,  confirmed the incident.
Ogodo  said: “The police was going to do a medical test on the girl to ascertain if Benibo actually penetrated her.
“Yes, it is true, but we have a little problem to resolve, because the girl, on interrogation, said the man was fiddling with his private part and did not penetrate her.
“The police is trying to take her to the hospital so that a proper medical examination will be done to determine the fact of the matter.”

source:www.vanguardngr.com

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Elizabeth Hurley and Shane Warne ‘split once more’ as the cricketer leaves cryptic tweet


Elizabeth Hurley and Shane Warne have reportedly ended their on-off relationship just months after they hit the rocks in September.
The 48-year-old actress and model is taking things ‘one day at a time’ after ending her relationship with cricketer fiancé Warne, 44.
‘It is very sad and they tried to mak

Leonardo DiCaprio needs ‘long break’ from acting after promoting The Wolf of Wall Street


Leonardo DiCaprio has confirmed he will take a ‘long break’ from acting after a gruelling schedule.
The Great Gatsby star, 39, stated at the start of the year he would like to quit acting and he has now stated he will be taking a sabbatical from his art in the New Year.

The X Factor 2013 final: Top 10 moments from this year’s finale



After ten weeks of live shows, the judges houses, bootcamp and a month of auditions, The X Factor 2013 finally reached its climax over the weekend.
A wealth of talent has walked across the famous stage since the show began back in August, but some of the highlights of the entire show were reserved until the weekend final.
We take a look back over the last 48 hours to pick out ten favourite moments from the final.

I’m not embarrassed acting gay – Enyinna Nwigwe

Popular for the role which  he played in the movie, “Games Men Play Reloaded”,  and the yet to be released  controversial “Black November” movie  which he co-produced with Jeta Amata, Enyinna Nwigwe originally did not set out to become an actor.
He delved into acting by accident, and today, he’s one of the hottest rising actors  in Nollywood. Often described as the “ladies man’ , Enyinna  who hails from Imo State takes Showtime Celebrity through his journey as a runaway model, instructor, actor and producer par excellence.

Fred Amata advises Delta youths on hard work


Asaba – A Nollywood film maker, Mr Fred Amata, has advised talented youths in Delta to be hard working, so as to reap the benefits of their talents.
Amata, who gave the advice in an interview in Asaba, said it was not enough to just be talented without striving to be successful in life.

Thursday, December 12, 2013

OBJ blasts Jonathan in 18-page letterOBJ blasts Jonathan in 18-page letter



ABUJA — Former President, Chief Olusegun Obasanjo has accused President Goodluck Jonathan of driving the country to the precipice and allowing deceit, corruption and mutual distrust to tear at the fabric of the nation.

Saturday, December 7, 2013

U.S. Stocks Cap First Weekly Loss in Two Months Amid Fed Concern

U.S. stocks ended their longest streak of weekly gains in a decade as data on economic growth and manufacturing stoked concern the Federal Reserve may reduce stimulus soon.
Equities rallied on the final session of the week, halting a five-day slide, as better-than-forecast jobs growth spurred speculation the economy may be strong enough to weather a potential reduction in Fed bond purchases. Sears Holdings Corp. and J.C. Penney Co. tumbled more than 20 percent as hedge fund managers reduced stakes in the department-store chains. 3M Co. slipped 3.7 percent as Morgan Stanley recommended selling the shares. Intel Corp. gained 4.1 percent after Citigroup Inc. advised investors to buy the stock.

abraham lincoln


Have been thinking for a while now about how do i help my loyal blog readers to feel better and i thought of it and have decided to begin to unleash posts from the various great men that walked the earth and have first rolled out a list of nelson mandela best quotes now i would be rolling out a list of abraham lincoln best quotes.Abraham lincoln was a president of united states of america whom contested ten consecutive times before he suceeded in ruling the united states of america and below are some of his best posts.

D’Prince acquires N8m Mercedes Benz E-Class coupe




There is no doubt that Nigerian entertainers are doing well for themselves. Marvin Records artiste,  D’Prince  who also doubles as an MTN brand ambassador has just acquired  a 2014 , Mercedes Benz  E -Class Coupe  worth up to  N8 million.
D’prince couldn’t hide his joy as he was quick to flaunt the pictures of his silver coloured  car on his Instargram page with the caption:’ Thank you lord for your endless blessings, Luvin it’

source: www.vanguardngr.com

I’m not ready for marriage-Yemi Alada


Since she clinched the star  prize of N5.2 million at the first edition of Peak Talent Show in 2009, Yemi Alade  has consistently proven through her performances and series of hit songs that she’s  ready to be the next big thing that will happen to the nation’s music scene. The eye candy” Gheghen Love” sensation  who is signed to Effyzzie Entertainment reveals in this interview why it is difficult for Reality TV show winners to succeed in the music industry. She also talks  about her forthcoming album as well as her relationship with the R nB singer Dipp .
Yemi Alade

Friday, December 6, 2013

nelson mandela photos

Below are various photos of nelson mandela arranged in no particular order show various events and ages of his life.

nelson mandela quotes


This is to give all my faithful readers some encouragement as you people are the reason for this level of growth that this blog has acquired so far just between the month of april 2013 to today the month of december 2013 and this blog has already grown to this very particular level that it is in now.Nelson Mandela has passed on to eternal life where he will no longer have to care about issues and challenges of this life.He has gone to a place which is far much more better than this earth and this post is actually to teach us all that no matter whom you are once you are gone you become dust but there is one thing that will not go away and they are those landmarks and works of your hand that will be remembered once we pass on to eternal life. Have just been able to compile for you a collection of nelson mandela quotes to help encourage you all and me too in all our endeavours.Enjoy the quotes as you

nelson mandela


nelson mandela
Nelson Mandela, born in 1918, South African activist, winner of the 1993 Nobel Peace Prize, and the first black president of South Africa (1994-1999). Born in Umtata, South Africa, in what is now Eastern Cape province, Mandela was the son of a Xhosa-speaking Thembu chief. He attended the University of Fort Hare in Alice where he became involved in the political struggle against the racial discrimination practiced in South Africa. He was expelled in 1940 for participating in a student demonstration. After moving to Johannesburg, he completed his course work by correspondence through the University of South Africa and received a bachelor’s degree in 1942. Mandela then studied law at the University of Witwatersrand in Johannesburg. He became increasingly involved with the African National Congress (ANC), a multiracial nationalist movement which sought to bring about democratic political change in South Africa. Mandela helped establish the ANC Youth League in 1944 and became its president in 1951.

Thursday, December 5, 2013

Messing around in Nollywood is not for me – Belinda Effah

Although, she has had her challenging moments in the industry, Belinda Effah is one of the fast rising actresses in Nollywood  whose name rings a bell in the industry. She has achieved a lot in a very short while, winning   laurels and writing her name in gold as far as the world of make-believe is concerned. In this interview, she tells Showtime Celebrity what it takes to be where she’s today and why she cannot date anybody in the industry.
How has the journey been so far?

Saheed Balogun drags Fathia to court over surname

LAGOS — Popular Nollywood actor, Saheed Balogun has dragged his actress  ex-wife, Fathia Balogun, to court over the use of his surname ‘Balogun’, insisting that she stop using the name.
Saheed Balogun and Fathia
Saheed Balogun and Fathia
The union which produced three children lasted for many years before ending few years ago.
Saheed has been trying to get Fathia revert to her maiden name, but she insists she became popular using that name and has no plans to drop the name.
In an interview she granted in 2011, Fathia said: “My name is Fathia Balogun and it’s going to remain so for life. Nobody can ever change that or stop me from answering that name.”

source: www.vanguarngr.com

NUPENG flays exclusion from NCDMB’s stakeholders conference

Nigeria Union of Petroleum and Natural Gas Workers, NUPENG, has expressed disappointment over what it termed the deliberate act by National Content Development and Monitoring Board, NCDMB,  to exclude the union and Petroleum and Natural Gas Senior Staff Association, PENGASSAN, from its just concluded stakeholders conference.

‘Fast and Furious’ star Paul Walker died of impact, fire



LOS ANGELES (AFP) – “Fast and Furious” star Paul Walker died from ‘traumatic and thermal injuries” in a fiery car crash, coroners said Wednesday, fueling suggestions he may have survived the initial impact.

Monday, November 25, 2013

No pornography, No Nollywood – Queeneth Hilbert



As much as Queeneth Hilbert, half-Nigerian, half-Lebanese, would like to reassure you she is an average girl next door everything about her depicts something extra-ordinary. From her looks to her mannerisms, there is a touch of uniqueness that stands her out. As vulnerable as she looks, she is everything but a ‘damsel in distress’ as our readers will soon find out in this revealing chat. Often touted as one of the most beautiful girls in Nollywood, Queeneth talks about her journey into  showbiz, pornography in Nollywood and a whole lot of other issues..

Pictures Of Don Jazzy And D'banj At FOZ Concert

While their fans are busy killing themselves on the internet grin, Don jazzy and D'bang were enjoying themselves at FOZ concert!

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Wednesday, November 13, 2013

The edge of the abyss: exposing the NSA's all-seeing machine

"I know the capability that is there to make tyranny total in America, and we must see to it that this agency and all agencies that possess this technology operate within the law and under proper supervision, so that we never cross over that abyss. That is the abyss from which there is no return."

On November 4th, 1952, a new federal agency was created in secret, chartered with spying on foreign adversaries around the world. There was no mention in the press. There was no discussion on the floor of Congress. The existence of the agency appeared nowhere in the Federal Register.
Since then, much of what the public knows about the National Security Agency has been the stuff of Sneakers and West Wing legend. Its budget — part of the secretive US “black budget” — is largely unknown. The NSA has even been nicknamed “No Such Agency” because of its extreme secrecy. Its headquarters, located in Fort Meade, Maryland, literally resembles a giant black box.
But this year, the box was cracked open.
National Security Agency headquarters, Fort Meade, Maryland
National Security Agency headquarters, Fort Meade, Maryland
An unprecedented cache of the NSA’s secrets were stolen in bulk this year by a single independent contractor with administrative access to the intelligence community’s network — a feat unmatched by previous NSA whistleblowers who provided the world mostly with eyewitness accounts of the agency’s behavior. The former contractor, Edward Snowden, fled the United States before teaming up with journalists to disseminate the NSA files, and now resides in Russia where he sought asylum and protection from US prosecution.
We now know that nearly five decades after its creation, the NSA began to operate what would become a global surveillance network of breathtaking scale. Today, it collects records about every phone call placed in the United States. It works with overseas partners and telecommunications companies to directly tap into the arteries of the internet, and scoops up massive amounts of data including emails, chats, VoIP calls, and more. It collects billions of records every year, many belonging to ordinary US citizens with no suspicion of wrongdoing.
Nearly each week since June 5th when The Guardian published the first Snowden documents, new internal files and facts about bulk NSA surveillance have been released. Snowden is said to have leaked upward of 50,000 files from the government. The journalists to whom he's passing the data, like Glenn Greenwald, say more revelations are coming.

Signals

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Signals intelligence, or SIGINT, encompasses the interception of electronic signals and communications intelligence, and was an enormous factor in 20th-century wars and diplomacy. In World War I, when radio was still a novel concept, the US and other nations primarily gained access to communications by tapping undersea telephone cables. The United States entered World War I after British intelligence intercepted a coded telegram in which the German Empire proposed that Mexico join Europe’s Central Powers, if the US joined the fight on the side of Britain and France.
The role of SIGINT was dramatically expanded in World War II, which was a truly global war with widespread use of radio and encoded communications. Cryptography and cryptanalysis were essential to all sides, and intensive code-breaking efforts aided Allied forces greatly in their victory.
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In 1952, President Harry Truman issued a memo which led to the creation of the National Security Agency, consolidating the military’s SIGINT responsibilities. In the decades following, the NSA would play a crucial role in signals intelligence during the Cold War, the Vietnam War, and in the modern war on terrorism.
Even before the pivotal national security era that began on September 11th, 2001, the NSA recognized the SIGINT opportunities presented by the internet. In an unclassified December, 2000 transition report, the agency outlined the intelligence landscape, noting “the explosion in global communications,” and a need to be at the forefront of advances in technology. The document states that “to perform both its offensive and defensive missions, NSA must ‘live on the network.’” As leaked documents from Edward Snowden show, the NSA has largely accomplished the mission it envisioned more than a decade ago. But according to critics, it has systematically dodged or violated federal law in doing so.
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Following 9/11, the NSA’s ability to gather the communications of US citizens was greatly enhanced by the Patriot Act of 2001, the Protect America Act of 2007, the FISA Amendments Act of 2008, and secret interpretations of US law that have only recently begun to enter the public view — interpretations that have surprised and concerned even the Patriot Act’s original authors. Documents leaked this year have revealed that the NSA is operating a massive global surveillance network, one that once seemed only possible in Hollywood fantasy, and that privacy advocates and some politicians fear is highly intrusive, dangerous, and unwarranted. Furthermore, the surveillance of US citizens appears to go well beyond the NSA’s explicit charge of collecting data “for foreign intelligence and counterintelligence purposes” as set forth in Executive Order 12333. Instead of just collecting data on foreigners, the NSA now appears to want all available communications data in the pursuit of terrorists.

CyanogenMod arrives in Google Play store with one-click installer for your Android phone



Two months after raising $7 million to build a better version of Android, CyanogenMod has released a one-click installer to put its custom firmware on your Android device. Installation requires the phone to be tethered to a Windows PC via a USB cable. A companion PC app will be released later today as a free download. "Our goal for the installer has always been to allow more users to experience the benefits of CyanogenMod, without the hassles of technical guides and concerns associated with the process," said Steve Kondik, Cyanogen co-founder, in an email.
Cyanogen has attracted more than 8 million users by extending the capabilities of Android, in part by bringing new features to smartphones that manufacturers have long since stopped updating. The company's immediate goal is to become the third-most popular operating system after Android and iOS, but has acknowledged that its previous installation process was "brutal." With today's update, Cyanogen becomes a bit easier for more casual smartphone users to try out.

source: news.yahoo.com

White candidate pretends to be black to win election


Dave Wilson is white. But to win a seat on the Houston Community College Board of Trustees in a district that is predominantly composed of African-American voters, Wilson, a conservative Republican, led voters to believe he was black.

Rare mammal first sighted in Vietnam in years


HANOI, Vietnam (AP) — One of the rarest and most threatened mammals on earth has been caught on camera in Vietnam for the first time in 15 years, renewing hope for the recovery of the species, an international conservation group said Wednesday.
The Saola, a long-horned ox, was photographed by a camera in a forest in central Vietnam in September, the WWF said in a statement Wednesday.
"This is a breathtaking discovery and renews hope for the recovery of the species," Van Ngoc Thinh, WWF - Vietnam's country director, was quoted as saying.
The animal was discovered in the remote areas of high mountains near the border with Laos in 1992 when a joint team of WWF and Vietnam's forest control agency found a skull with unusual horns in a hunter's home. The find proved to be the first large mammal new to science in more than 50 years, according to the WWF.
In Vietnam, the last sighting of a Saola in the wild was in 1998, according to Dang Dinh Nguyen, director of the Saola natural reserve in central province of Quang Nam.
In the area where the Saola was photographed, WWF has recruited forest guards from local communities to remove snares and battle illegal hunting, the greatest threat to Saola's survival, the statement said. The snares were set to largely catch other animals, such as deer and civets, which are a delicacy in Vietnam.
Twenty years after its discovery, little is known about Saola and the difficulty in detecting the elusive animal has prevented scientists from making a precise population estimate.
At best, no more than few hundreds, and maybe only a few dozen, survive the remote, dense forests along the border with Laos, WWF said.

source: news.yahoo.com

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Nigeria, China trade volume hits $6.2bn in six months



The Project Manager, Brightway International Exhibition Ltd, Mr. David Zhao, has said that the trade volume between Nigeria and China has increased by 18.6 percent with a total of 6.2 billion dollars in the first half of 2013 as against the 4.5 billion dollars in the corresponding period of 2012.

Fresh trouble for Guinness over unapproved advertisement

*Seni Adetu Managing Director
The face-off between Guinness Nigeria Plc and the Advertising Practitioners Council of Nigeria (APCON), a federal body responsible for the regulation and control of the practice of advertising in Nigeria, may not have abated as fresh trouble is knocking on the doors of Guinness Nigeria Plc over the recent front page advert placed in some newspapers.

Monday, November 11, 2013

Pics: President Jonathan receives Bill Gates at State House, Abuja

The world's richest man Bill Gates is in Nigeria for the Stakeholders Meeting on Polio Eradication. The billionaire businessman and Africa's richest man Aliko Dangote were received at State House in Abuja by President Jonathan and other top government officials. See more photos

Dencia loses $4k chanel bag, $6k cash, and her BB Porshe in Paris


The singer tells her story herself. See more Tweets as you

EME artist Skales attacked on Twitter by his girlfriend's friends


I'm sure Skales was hoping I wouldn't see this, but sorry mate I see almost everything...lol. So it seems the relationship between Skales and the girl he has been flaunting on instagram (pictured above) is over. Well, I deduced that from the stuff they've been writing on Twitter since yesterday...
Skales started the war with the Tweet above - 'Do not mess wit a goodman tho, word to the dmv and nam h*e. Thing is, his ex Konja is from Namibia and lives in DMV. She saw his tweet and replied...


And then her friends came after him...
See more Tweets after the cut...



 

source:www.lindaikeji.blogspot.com