The singer stepped out in style in Prague yesterday after performing in the Czech capital the night before....
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Thursday 28 July 2016
D'BANJ AND 2FACE IDIBIA CHILL IN SOUTH AFRICA (PHOTOS)
D'banj shared the photo and called 2face his mentor.
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THREE SUSPECTED ROBBERS ARRESTED IN DELTA STATE AND BEATEN (PHOTOS)
Three suspected robbers pictured above were apprehended while trying to break into a pastor's house located at Utagba Ogbe in Ndokwa West local government area of Delta state. They have been handed over to the police.
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KOURTNEY KARDASHIAN & HER BABY DADDY SCOTT DISICK STEP OUT IN STYLE FOR A HORSE-RACING EVENT (PHOTOS)
The Kardashians are currently in San Diego celebrating Kris Jenner's mother/their grandma Mary Jo's 82nd birthday and Kourtney's ex/baby daddy was also invited. The clan headed out for a spot of horse-racing at the Del Mar racetrack on Wednesday and they stepped out in style. The former couple were seen arriving for the event with their three children - sons Mason, Reign and daughter Penelope. More photos after the cut.
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NIGERIA IMMIGRATION SERVICE DEPORTS 3 KOREAN NATIONALS
The Nigeria Immigration Service (NIS) has deported three Koreans from the country, for immigration-related offences
The Korean nationals, Lee Yoo Song, Lee Byeung Woo and Moon Een, were deported on July 20, 2016, in line with sections 45(2) and (3) and 44( 1e) of the Immigration Act 2015.
Spokesperson of the NIS, Ekpedeme King, who disclosed this in a statement issued in Abujaon Wednesday, said the deportation was approved by the Minister of Interior, Gen. Abdulrahman Dambazau (retd) “in exercise of the powers conferred on him by sections 45(2) and (3) and 44( 1e) of the Immigration Act 2015.”
“With the deportation order in force, the three Koreans will not be eligible to enter Nigeria again through any port in the next ten years.
“Without prejudice to the Foreign Investment Drive of Government, the Comptroller – General of Immigration, Muhammad Babandede, wishes to use this opportunity to caution all expatriates and their employers in Nigeria to respect the laws of the country as the Nigeria Immigration Service is determined to implement all aspects of immigration laws in public interest,” the statement read.
The NIS assured expatriates resident in Nigeria with correct documentation that their rights and dignity would be protected.
Leadership cullage
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STEPHEN KESHI’S BURIAL RITES BEGIN TODAY
The final journey home for late Super Eagles chief coach and renowned football tactician, Stephen Okechukwu Keshi, will begin today, with series of activities lined up to herald his interment in Illah, Oshimili North local government area of Delta State, tomorrow.
When journalists visited his Ukpologwu Quarters home in Illah on Tuesday, the compound wore a new look, after renovation works were completed in readiness for his burial.
Work on the tomb, where his remains would be laid, had been completed as at the time of the visit.
Also, all was set at the St. John the Evangelist Catholic Church, Illah, preparatory to the service of songs/vigil mass today, as well as the requiem mass tomorrow and the thanksgiving mass on Sunday. As a titled chief in Illah, his body would stop briefly at the palace of the traditional ruler of the town tomorrow for traditional rites.
Work on the tomb, where his remains would be laid, had been completed as at the time of the visit.
Also, all was set at the St. John the Evangelist Catholic Church, Illah, preparatory to the service of songs/vigil mass today, as well as the requiem mass tomorrow and the thanksgiving mass on Sunday. As a titled chief in Illah, his body would stop briefly at the palace of the traditional ruler of the town tomorrow for traditional rites.
At the Stephen Keshi Stadium, Asaba, finishing touches were being put in place to receive the numerous persons coming to pay their last respects to the fallen hero, during the lying-in-state ceremony today. Keshi died on June 7, 2016 in Benin City, Edo, age of 54.LIKE our
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COMEDIAN ALIBABA SHARES THROWBACK PHOTOS #TBT
ACTRESS RUKY SANDA IS STUNNING!
Beauty is in the eyes of the beholder and in my eyes Ruky Sanda is STUNNING!!
#BeautyOfTheDay..
#BeautyOfTheDay..
I dont know the secret to her new looks and I dont even care,I just wanna shout out ''RUKY YOU ARE BEAUTIFUL!''
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YUGUDA WITHDREW N1BN IN ONE DAY, BAUCHI GOV. DISCLOSES
During a press briefing in Abuja yesterday, the Governor of Bauchi State, Alhaji Muhammad Abubakar, disclosed that the administration of his predecessor, Alhaji Isah Yuguda, withdrew N1bn from one of the state’s accounts in a single day.
He alleged that the N1bn was withdrawn from one of the state government’s accounts with multiple N10m cheques.
Yiguda said, the N1bn was withdrawn by the officials of the former administration who made 100 withdrawals on the said day.
He alleged that the N1bn was withdrawn from one of the state government’s accounts with multiple N10m cheques.
Yiguda said, the N1bn was withdrawn by the officials of the former administration who made 100 withdrawals on the said day.
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WOMAN DUMPS NEWBORN BABY INSIDE PLASTIC BAG JUST 2 HOURS AFTER GIVING BIRTH
The 20-year-old mother is thought to have been uncertain about who the child’s father was and decided to abandon the child because she did not have a stable income. The abandoned pink plastic bag was reportedly spotted in Wangjiaoqiao village, south-west China, by locals who were shocked to find the newborn inside.
The child, whose gender was not reported, was rushed to hospital by police for emergency treatment. It is not clear when the incident happened.
But doctors could not save the baby’s life despite four hours of desperate attempts to revive the tot.
Investigators who watched surveillance footage from the village discovered that the child was carried across town by a woman wearing a red coat and black trousers who later discarded the bag a distance from her home in a random spot.
After police located her home and arrested her, she reportedly confessed to abandoning the child just two hours after giving birth.
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UNABLE TO PROVIDE FOR HIS FAMILY: 45-YEAR OLD OKADA RIDER KILLS SELF
Tragedy struck on Tuesday in the Ijebu Igbo area of Ogun State after a motorcycle rider, identified as Monday Onoja, hanged himself.
Monday, 45, who had been incapacitated after an accident, was said to be dependent on his wife.
It was learnt that the father of five expressed dissatisfaction with his life the previous day and threatened to kill himself.
Efforts by his wife, Esther, and a relative to make the Benue State indigene change his mind reportedly proved abortive.
The victim was reported to have woken up early and hanged himself in his room.
The corpse of the motorcycle rider was discovered around 8am at the victim’s residence on Ogunnaya Street, Ojowo, Ijebu-Igbo.
Esther told Punch Metro on the telephone that she was bathing one of their children when her attention was called to the dangling corpse of her husband.
She said, “We have been married for the past 15 years and we had five children together. While he was a commercial okada rider, I am into trading. He was on his motorcycle on May 3, 2016, when he was involved in an accident.
“He broke his leg. Since that time, he had been staying at home and we had been managing the little I could provide for the family.
“Although he had yet to fully recover to start working again, he had started using crutches.
“Last night (Monday), he said he didn’t want to eat rice, that he wanted something else. Later, he threatened that he would kill himself. I begged him not to, but he shunned me. I called one of his brothers, who also came to talk to him. But he said he would sell his motorcycle and return to the village.
Monday, 45, who had been incapacitated after an accident, was said to be dependent on his wife.
It was learnt that the father of five expressed dissatisfaction with his life the previous day and threatened to kill himself.
Efforts by his wife, Esther, and a relative to make the Benue State indigene change his mind reportedly proved abortive.
The victim was reported to have woken up early and hanged himself in his room.
The corpse of the motorcycle rider was discovered around 8am at the victim’s residence on Ogunnaya Street, Ojowo, Ijebu-Igbo.
Esther told Punch Metro on the telephone that she was bathing one of their children when her attention was called to the dangling corpse of her husband.
She said, “We have been married for the past 15 years and we had five children together. While he was a commercial okada rider, I am into trading. He was on his motorcycle on May 3, 2016, when he was involved in an accident.
“He broke his leg. Since that time, he had been staying at home and we had been managing the little I could provide for the family.
“Although he had yet to fully recover to start working again, he had started using crutches.
“Last night (Monday), he said he didn’t want to eat rice, that he wanted something else. Later, he threatened that he would kill himself. I begged him not to, but he shunned me. I called one of his brothers, who also came to talk to him. But he said he would sell his motorcycle and return to the village.
“This morning (Tuesday), I was bathing our child when one of the other children came to call me that their father was dangling from the ceiling. I ran there and met him dead.”
A resident, Mr. Kehinde Ogunbanjo, told also told Punch that the deceased killed himself because he could no longer provide for his family.
“The accident really affected him. He was depressed due to financial difficulty and because he could not provide for his family,” he said.
A source said policemen from the Ijebu Igbo division had visited the scene.
He explained that the police did not go with the corpse because it was the tradition of the town that whenever anyone died in that circumstance, certain rites must be performed before burial.
“The Osugbo cult will take the corpse away. The police only took the statement of the wife,” he said.
The Police Public Relations officer, Muyiwa Adejobi, confirmed the incident, adding that the police did not suspect any foul play.
Adejobi, a Superintendent of Police, however, said the victim’s wife in her statement claimed she met her husband’s corpse after returning from their children’s school, where she had gone to pay school fees.
He said, “The man’s wife, Esther, reported at the station that she went to the children’s school to settle their school fees and on her return, she discovered that her husband, Monday, had committed suicide by hanging himself with a rope.
“Detectives visited the scene and took pictures. All necessary arrangements have been put in place to move the body to the mortuary. No foul play suspected, while investigations are ongoing.”
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BARACK OBAMA EMBRACES HILLARY AS HE SLAMS TRUMP IN HIS LAST DNC SPEECH
Hillary Clinton upstaged President Barack Obama yesterday night with a surprise appearance at the end of his Democratic National Convention speech.
Clinton and Obama shared a long hug and paraded around the stage while Obama's 2008 campaign song, 'Signed, Sealed, Delivered,' blared over a loudspeaker.
Obama did his best to unite the Democratic Party yesterday night and redirect progressives' anger from Clinton to Donald Trump.
Trump is fanning the flames of 'resentment, and blame, and anger and hate,' he said. Clinton, on the other hand keeps her cool, and treats everybody with respect. And no matter how daunting the odds; no matter how much people try to knock her down, she never, ever, quits,' he said.
He also backed up Clinton's 'judgement' which is evidenced by her selection of Tim Kaine to be her vice president.
After complimenting losing Democrat Bernie Sanders' supporters' for their tenacity, Obama came back around in his speech and shamed them into giving their backing to the party's nominee - Clinton.
'Hillary Clinton is that woman in the arena. She’s been there for us even if we haven’t always noticed.
And if you’re serious about our democracy, you can’t afford to stay home just because she might not align with you on every issue,' he told them to deafening cheers from Clinton's supporters.
Clinton and Obama shared a long hug and paraded around the stage while Obama's 2008 campaign song, 'Signed, Sealed, Delivered,' blared over a loudspeaker.
Obama did his best to unite the Democratic Party yesterday night and redirect progressives' anger from Clinton to Donald Trump.
Trump is fanning the flames of 'resentment, and blame, and anger and hate,' he said. Clinton, on the other hand keeps her cool, and treats everybody with respect. And no matter how daunting the odds; no matter how much people try to knock her down, she never, ever, quits,' he said.
He also backed up Clinton's 'judgement' which is evidenced by her selection of Tim Kaine to be her vice president.
After complimenting losing Democrat Bernie Sanders' supporters' for their tenacity, Obama came back around in his speech and shamed them into giving their backing to the party's nominee - Clinton.
'Hillary Clinton is that woman in the arena. She’s been there for us even if we haven’t always noticed.
And if you’re serious about our democracy, you can’t afford to stay home just because she might not align with you on every issue,' he told them to deafening cheers from Clinton's supporters.
Obama said: 'You’ve got to get in the arena with her, because democracy isn’t a spectator sport. America isn’t about “yes he will.” It’s about “yes we can.” And we’re going to carry Hillary to victory this fall, because that’s what the moment demands.'.
Making sure they got the message, he again told them, it's 'yes WE can - not yes I can - yes WE can.'
The president got a huge response as he arrived at the Democratic National Convention to pass the torch to Clinton, his former secretary of state.
'Thank you,' he yelled over their clapping. 'Thank you so much. Thank you, everyone!'
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50 CENT WANTS THE WORLD TO LOOK AWAY FROM HIS BABYMAMA
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WOMAN ON HUNGER STRIKE FOR 16 YEARS OVER INDIA’S UNFAVOURABLE LAWS (PHOTOS)
A 44-year-old activist who has been on hunger strike for nearly 16 years is finally about to eat.
Irom Sharmila started her nil by mouth protest to highlight alleged brutality by India’s military. She has said she will end her fast in August and run in state elections.
Ms Sharmila has not eaten any food voluntarily since November 5 2000, when she began her protest against an Indian law that suspends many human rights protections in areas of conflict.
Three days earlier, 10 civilians had been killed by paramilitary troops in Malom, a small town on the outskirts of Imphal, the Manipur state capital.
Three days into her hunger strike, she was arrested on charges of attempting suicide – which is a crime in India.
Prison officials at a government hospital in Manipur have since force fed her through a tube in her nose.
‘The only way to bring change is electoral process. I will stand as an independent candidate from Malom constituency,’ Ms Sharmila said.
She said the single issue on her agenda would be the removal of the law that allows the military to act with impunity.
The Armed Forces Special Powers Act is in effect in Indian-ruled Kashmir and north-eastern areas dogged by separatist insurgencies.
The law states that troops have the right to shoot to kill suspected rebels without fear of possible prosecution and to arrest suspected militants without a warrant.
It also gives police wide-ranging powers of search and seizure, prohibits soldiers from being prosecuted for alleged rights violations unless granted express permission from the federal government, though such prosecutions are very rare.
Ms Sharmila has spent most of her detention in hospital, where doctors make sure her condition is stable. She is also required to report to a local court every 15 days.
Her long hunger strike has garnered support from across the world, with Amnesty International has called her a prisoner of conscience.
Irom Sharmila started her nil by mouth protest to highlight alleged brutality by India’s military. She has said she will end her fast in August and run in state elections.
Ms Sharmila has not eaten any food voluntarily since November 5 2000, when she began her protest against an Indian law that suspends many human rights protections in areas of conflict.
Three days earlier, 10 civilians had been killed by paramilitary troops in Malom, a small town on the outskirts of Imphal, the Manipur state capital.
Three days into her hunger strike, she was arrested on charges of attempting suicide – which is a crime in India.
Prison officials at a government hospital in Manipur have since force fed her through a tube in her nose.
‘The only way to bring change is electoral process. I will stand as an independent candidate from Malom constituency,’ Ms Sharmila said.
She said the single issue on her agenda would be the removal of the law that allows the military to act with impunity.
The Armed Forces Special Powers Act is in effect in Indian-ruled Kashmir and north-eastern areas dogged by separatist insurgencies.
The law states that troops have the right to shoot to kill suspected rebels without fear of possible prosecution and to arrest suspected militants without a warrant.
It also gives police wide-ranging powers of search and seizure, prohibits soldiers from being prosecuted for alleged rights violations unless granted express permission from the federal government, though such prosecutions are very rare.
Ms Sharmila has spent most of her detention in hospital, where doctors make sure her condition is stable. She is also required to report to a local court every 15 days.
Her long hunger strike has garnered support from across the world, with Amnesty International has called her a prisoner of conscience.
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PHOTOS: RAIN OF CASH IN SOKOTO AS FORMER GOV DISTRIBUTES N30M CASH TO TRADERS
Former Sokoto State Governor, Attahiru Bafarawa who promised to give N30m to traders of Sokoto’s old market who lost their shops, goods and properties in the fire outbreak that took place on July 24th, 2016 has kept to his promise.
According to Hausa media outlet, Rariya, the former governor was represented by the Sokoto State PDP Chairman, Ibrahim Milgoma, who distributed the amount in cash to the traders. Talk about going around with N30m, lol. More photos below..
According to Hausa media outlet, Rariya, the former governor was represented by the Sokoto State PDP Chairman, Ibrahim Milgoma, who distributed the amount in cash to the traders. Talk about going around with N30m, lol. More photos below..
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Wednesday 27 July 2016
MARIAH CAREY'S BILLIONAIRE FIANCE GRABS HER BOOBS AND BUTT ON THE DANCE FLOOR (PHOTOS)
Mariah Carey, 46, and her billionaire fiance, James Parker hit the dancefloor at the Vv Night Club in Capri, Italy on Sunday and James couldn't keep his hands off his woman. He was papped getting very hands on as Mariah danced to the music. See more photos after the cut..
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70% OF THE N500BN JUNE ALLOCATION WAS GENERATED FROM NON-OIL SECTOR – FIRS BOSS TUNDE FOWLER SAYS
Chairman of the Federal Inland Revenue Service, Tunde Fowler, has disclosed that 70% of the N500 billion generated in the Federal Accounts Allocation Committee, FAAC, in June, was generated from non-oil sectors, while only 30% came from the oil sector. Fowler said this at a meeting with the Ogun state governor, Ibikunle Amosun, on Monday July 25th;
"Of the sum, 70 per cent came from non-oil sources while only 30 per cent came from oil sources. It was the first time in 2016 that the Federal Government shared over N500bn among the three tiers of government during the FAAC meeting. We are proud of the development and we tell ourselves that this is the time to fund the budget of the Federal Government from non-oil sources"he said
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NIGERIANS MARCH AGAINST ILLEGAL RECRUITMENT, ACTS OF NEPOTISM AND TRIBALISM IN GOVERNMENT (PHOTOS)
Some Nigerians in Abuja are currently staging a protest against illegal recruitment reported to have taken place in CBN and some other government institutions. According to the placards they are carrying, they are also protesting acts of nepotism and tribalism in govt. More photos after the cut.
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POLICE, DSS HOLD MEETING WITH WIKE AND AMAECHI TO ENSURE PEACE AHEAD OF RIVERS RE-RUN
The Acting Inspector-General of Police, Ibrahim Idris and the Director-General of Department of State Services (DSS), Alhaji Musa Daura on Tuesday held a meeting with the former governor of Rivers state and Minister of Transportation, Rotimi Amaechi, and the current governor of the state, Nyesom Wike to chart the path to peace in the state before, during and after the legislative re-run elections.
The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) had earlier postponed the the re-run elections due to violent activities and the burning down of its office in Bori, Khana Local Government Area of the state.
According to Vanguard, Wike and Amaechi resolved to be irrevocably committed to lasting peace and vouched to play the game by the rules.
They also agreed to prevail on their teeming supporters to adhere to their commitment to peace and security in the state.
The duo also agreed to convene another meeting that will be aimed at solidifying the commitment reached during the meeting.
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The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) had earlier postponed the the re-run elections due to violent activities and the burning down of its office in Bori, Khana Local Government Area of the state.
According to Vanguard, Wike and Amaechi resolved to be irrevocably committed to lasting peace and vouched to play the game by the rules.
They also agreed to prevail on their teeming supporters to adhere to their commitment to peace and security in the state.
The duo also agreed to convene another meeting that will be aimed at solidifying the commitment reached during the meeting.
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