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Friday, 21 November 2014

MBGN Anne Banner in love contest with Flavour’s baby mama

anneThose who follow the lives of the rich and famous are now talking about the love triangle, which has as main players, immediate past Most Beautiful Girl in Nigeria (MBGN), Anne Banner, singing sensation, Flavour Nabaina, and a largely unknown Onyinye. Anne, like another equally gorgeous damsel, Big Brother Africa winner, Dillish Mathews, has been linked with the handsome musician.



While Dilish played coy by saying that she only agreed to be in the hunky artiste’s Ikwokirikwo video, both the ex-beauty queen and Onyinye tweeted that they were the inspiration for Flavour’s love songs.
The reactions to the tweets from Anne who is gradually stepping into acting and the mystery lady have been varied. Suffice it to say that a former Delta Soap model, who has a child for the ‘Ada Ada’ singer, is not involved in this public contest for who inspires the artiste most.

Courage is a vital tool in governance -Obasanjo

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Have you ever failed in your life before sir?
There is no human being on earth, no matter how long your string of success may be, who will not have certain areas where he or she must have thought he or she has not done well as expected. I contested for Secretary General of the United Nations and did not win. I don’t know what then failure is if not such. Then my international friends thought that if you wanted to change the world, the UN must be one of the instruments to bring about a new international order. I was with them in a group that we call interaction council of former heads of government, and one day they just said to me, look, we are here discussing annually about what we can do to change the world, shouldn’t we get one of us to take on this assignment of Secretary General of the United Nations? And they said to me, ‘we consider you appropriate for the position.’
Initially, I refused, but they insisted and went further to write to people including my own head of government then. The long and short of it was that the attempt was made, but I did not succeed.
Before the voting, one of the veto powers in the UN saw the Nigerian permanent representative and said: “Oh, you Nigerians are funny a lot, isn’t you?”
The Nigerian permanent representative asked him what he meant? He said it was in respect to the Secretary General of the UN. The Nigerian permanent secretary replied that we were serious about it. The man told us that although the office is the office of a Secretary General, they wanted the Secretary not the General (laughter). It was then I knew what my fate would be. I got two veto votes even when one was enough. So, that made me a distinguished failure.
When you were the President, you took the bull by the horn and most people yelled due to the pain. Did you feel any element of fear then?
Well, it depends on what you mean by elements of fear. Any human beings who does not fear God…
Apart from God, sir…
The fear of God must be in any human being and I have the fear of God and respect for human beings too. I worship my God and I fear God. Having said that, I believe no matter the high position you are holding, whether public or private, diplomatic or whatever, that you must be guided by certain principles. After all, when you are managing human affairs, you will want to do the greatest amount of good to the greatest amount of people even when you cannot please every single person.
I know that if you try to please everybody, then you will not please yourself. You will not please anybody and you will, in fact, not please God. But what are the things that are really important that you want to do? Already, you have identified those things, but you consult and consult. Should you study the situation? You do. Should you push? You push. Do you appeal? You appeal. Just do all that you believe should be done to achieve what you want to achieve.
You mentioned some of the things, but let me take one or two. Take the Land Use Act. The amount of problems we have before Act about land for development and the case of same piece of land being sold to three of four people by the same person. That cannot help development. That is number one.
Number two: if you look at history where revolutions have taken place in the world, land has always been one of the triggers. Again, we have different land tenure systems. How can you have one country with different land tenure systems? Then we were one country with different land tenure systems and it doesn’t look right.
For these three reasons among others, I believed that we needed a Land Use Act to make it easier for land to be made available for development, which will also harmonise the land tenure system of policy in the country and possibly get us away from possible revolution which cause could be land. We saw it as something that needed to be done and we went ahead and did it.
Two people or two groups of people who felt that they had been badly hit by it, the lawyers and the traditional rulers, started a fight. Today, for the fact that that Act has been in our statute for more than 30 years now is an indication that it is for the good of the nation.
That was something that needed to be done, but maybe people lacked the courage, understanding or the ability to do it. We did it and it has been in use till now. Though there is no law that should be cast in concrete, well if there is need for minor adjustments to make it serve better than when it was put in place over 30 years ago, that will be good.
Many believe that agriculture is key to our advancement, how would you react to that?
Do not forget that before the advent of colonialism, what we had was agriculture and trading. They looked at certain aspects of our agricultural products like groundnut, palm oil, rubber, cocoa and others. They made us grow them to sufficient quantity to feed their metropolitan industry at home and they called it cash crops.
Now as if producing maize and cassava cannot fetch you catch, they put research in these areas. The colonial masters groomed us on how to grow our agriculture to commercial quantity- cash crops as they call it. But after the Second World War, and shortly after our independence, oil became a significant factor in our economy and then we all developed an oil mentality. That there is nothing important in our lives, business or economy other than oil. We think and act oil. And in the process, we forgot agriculture.
I must say that even when I was a military head of state, you will remember what we call OFN (Operation Feed the Nation). Then, we looked at what we can do at the governmental level. We had something that they call ADP (Agricultural Development Programme), which was supported by the World Bank. By the time I left government in 1979, we were very self-sufficient in poultry, rice and others, but the government that succeeded us decided that things must be made easier. So, how do you make things easier? You import rice. And if you remember, the government that succeeded us actually established a presidential task force for the importation of rice, not for the production of rice, which I believe is nonsensical, just to put it mildly. Then they came with the importation of poultry, which destroyed our poultry industry.
For food security, we need three things: availability (production), distribution and affordability. I think that rather than abolish subsistence farming, it should be allowed to remain, while we encourage commercial farming until the small-scale farmers find an alternative means of livelihood. We should move the small scale farmers who are up now down and move the commercial farmers who are below upward, and not to eliminate the small scale farmers like that.
What do make of the National security situation and the way to restore a lasting peace in the country?
When you talk of lasting peace, I take it that you are talking of relative peace in the sense that you don’t have car bomb blasts and all that. For me, I don’t want the peace of the graveyard, which is not good enough. Wherever you have human interaction, there should be a little bit of friction.
Is that a soldier’s perspective?
No, it is the principles of human interactions…
I agree with you, because even in the family there are traces of friction.
Wherever you have relationship, there must be such. I grew up in a family house where we were about 14 eating from the same plate. If you were lucky to get your hand four times into the Eba plate before it finishes, you must count yourself very lucky. But then, some will say why do you step on my toes, why do you cross your legs and it touched me and so on. It is the same, and I think that is good for communal life.
People tend to see religion as a cause of conflict, but I do not. I was happy that when our religious leaders- Christian and Muslim- looked at the Jos issue, they came categorically to say that it is not caused by religion. Now what do you find? You will find both social and economic issues.
Where you have a group that are called settlers and then one that you can call natives, if the settlers tend to step on the economy of the natives, something will spark off that can either be traced to religion or politics.
Now the nomadic farmer carry their cattle’s all around the place, while the crop farmers are static, watching over their crop and when the nomadic farmers come they trample on everything and when that happens the crop farmer doesn’t fold his hands; so conflict ensue. The nomadic farmers by virtue of tribe and tradition are mainly Muslims, while the crop farmer by virtue of tradition and history are mainly Christians, but those who want to give us bad names will call them enemies.
What then is the solution?
I believe that we must hasting development.
In other words, poverty has a hand in it?
Well, the sole part of it, I think is due to our underdevelopment, because if the nomadic farmers have a settled place where they will have grass lands and water for their cattle, they won’t be roaming about. What can we do to make that happen? We must do something to make that happen.
Then who is a settler, and who is a native? Now it depends on how far back you want to go. We can all be settlers in Nigeria, or we can all be natives

What Caribbean girl did to me -Mike Ezuruonye

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Mike Ezuruonye has written his name in the annals of Nigerian movie history. The handsome, fair complexioned actor, who also is a brand ambassador of Airtel, has won several awards. In a recent encounter, the father of one reveals his thorny journey to stardom and the secrets of his acting prowess. Enjoy.
Congratulations on your latest award. To what can you really attribute those awards?
I have won quite a lot of awards but the last one from Nollywood Movie Awards (NMA) is one I’m very passionate about, being that the movie that won me the award was my first language movie. I’ve been mystified because a lot of people don’t actually know where I come from or my origin so to speak. I’m a proper Lagos boy. I was born and raised in Lagos; all my life I’ve been in Lagos, which means I speak Yoruba fluently. Being the first language movie with a very strong message, I believe I did my best and the award came. And like I said it is very close to my heart.
You have an avalanche of awards coming your way. Which of them do you cherish most?
Every one of them; I tell people that the award for me is the plaque, but the real awards are in the minds of the people, in their smiles. When the people look at me and say: ‘you did a good job’ or ‘you really represented that movie’ or ‘you wore the persona of that character you played’. That’s the real award for me, the satisfaction of the end consumer, who is the viewer of my craft.
People see you as a successful actor, what actually defines a successful actor?
First of all, love for the art, love for the craft; passion, vision, perseverance, hard work, never believing you know all, and at the end of the day, God. To me, He is always the first and the last. If you also have self-esteem and self-believe; trust me your talent will definitely find you.
How was your growing up?
(Laughs) It was fun. I don’t like talking about that, but I want to believe that I was born by parents who could afford certain amenities. And of course, they were disciplinarians. They also taught me self-belief.  My dad always says: ‘always believe in yourself, always put your head up anywhere you are to answer your name’. And that has always driven me because even as an upcoming actor I was never scared; I respected my seniors, I respected the established stars and I always had a good thing about that.
You appear to be a two-sided coin in movies. When you act the role of a downtrodden, you play it very well, also when you play the role of a prince or king, it’s as if you were born with a silver spoon. What is the secret behind it?
It is the same thing with most actors. An actor is someone who is able to disengage himself and then wear any character that he is given, wear it so that there is totally no void or no space. Just wear it and wear it proudly so that the persona of the character is also imbibed by you. And you just flow in it, glide and glow in it. And that is the true actor.
What challenges did you face when you came into the industry? How did you struggle to take your place in an industry where you had people like Ramsey Nouah and the rest?
I have said it many times, there is nothing like taking anybody’s position. In science, we were taught that one star in the sky is bigger than the whole earth; so it is in Nollywood, so it is in the African art. You have so much space; all you have to do is pitch your own tent. You cannot take away those icons. You cannot take away Ramsey Nouah out of the movie industry. You cannot have Nollywood without a Ramsey, you cannot have the African movie industry without a Rita Dominic, you cannot know about Nollywood without having a Joke Silva or Olu Jacobs or an Nkem Owoh. All these people are iconic, you cannot take their place – it’s just not possible. It is like a farmyard, just come and pitch your own tent so that people will now know that it is you, and you’re an icon for what you represent.
As an upcomer, who really influenced you in the industry?
Ramsey (Nouah).
Why Ramsey?
I always loved his grasp; I loved his act. On the other side when I watch Nkem Owoh, I look at the comic side of him; he is a down-to-earth person. So, I really loved those two people, and of course, Uncle Olu Jacobs.
Have you played a role that later after watching the movie you feel a need for improvement?
When I watch my movie, I watch out not just for the story because I love the story anyway, I watch out for the mistakes, I watch out for how I can bring out the best in me. Because anywhere I go, I always carry a mirror to impersonate whatever character I have to play. I try to play with my mirror, and of course, I look at what suits the character I’m playing next. Now, I have given out a little secret and a secret to upcoming actors as well. Always have a mirror that you can work with.
Generally looking at Nollywood, what do you have to say about the industry?
It’s one industry that has gone beyond Nigeria; it’s gone into the Diaspora, including the Caribbean. Nollywood has rebranded this country; it’s the best possible export of this country. It’s a window through which Africa is being seen now. So, Nollywood is the best representation of the African art, being and wellness. If you want to know the true representation of you as an African, here in Africa or in the Diaspora, you have to tangle with Nollywood.
What are the challenges you face as an actor whose face is known globally?
The merits outweigh the demerits. The challenges are that you longer have a life; everybody wants to know you. It’s left to you to now find your inner self, your inner being, to find those who know you properly and be yourself. For me, I always don’t put the pressure of how popular I am on me. I always tell myself – that I should be a good representation for my craft, for my family, and of course because of the allegiance I owe people, I have to represent them well. I’m a regular guy and the only difference is that I’m on TV so, that doesn’t put pressure on me.
Apart from what we see on the screen, who is Mike Ezuruonye?
Mike Ezuruonye is a regular guy who eats the basic things you get from the everyday market. He is a regular guy who doesn’t go out too much, his best companions remain his way back friends – people who knew him when he was nothing. He is somebody who loves and always wants to tangle with the commandment of ‘love your neighbour as yourself’. I have respect for everybody. I’m somebody who builds a lot of goodwill.
What is your greatest challenge?
The greatest challenge to me is always trying to achieve the best. I’m never satisfied. I’m not the one who’ll say ‘I’ve arrived’ once I get to a particular pedestal I set another target for myself.
Which film has given you the spotlight?
Every film I have done. There are no little roles; there are little actors, so every film is always big for me. And before I get on any movie set, I never presume I know too much. That has always been my drive.
What is the most striking thing that a fan has done to you? 
Funny enough, it wasn’t even in Africa. It was in the US, and the woman is from Trinidad and Tobago. As organized as the place was, she got a shirt and put it on the ground and said to me, ‘please Mike, just touch the shirt for me and I promise I’m going keep it, I’m not washing it’. That was so deep for me.
What advice do you have for upcoming actors who look up to you?
If you look up to me, try and toe my line. Which is: have love for the art; don’t go for the money first. Work hard, when you work hard your talent will find you, people will now push you up to where the money is. I used to tell my colleagues that our generation is taking Nollywood to where it will be, but trust me, the upcomers – years and decades after – will reap what we’re sowing now. So, my advice is just to have love for the art, work hard, persevere, pray hard and you will get there.

Boko Haram kills 45 in fresh attacks in Borno state

No fewer than 45 people were killed by Boko Haram members in an attack on Azaya Kura village in the Mafa local government area of Borno state on Wednesday November 19th.According to residents of the village who fled to Maiduguri the state capital for safety, the sect members arrived their village at about 12noon on motorcycles, shooting anyone in sight
“So far, 45 men have been killed and there are others that died in the bushes as a result of bleeding from bullet wounds,” said one resident

Confirming the attack, the caretaker of Mafa Local Government area, Shettima Lawan described it as wicked and appealed to the federal government to act fast in helping them
"How can some people be so wicked to kill innocent people, 45 people at once without any confrontation? There is no compulsion in religion and I am still searching for the motive behind mass killing and destruction by some people under the guise of entrenching certain religion. I wish to appeal to the Federal Government to take urgent steps and rescue our people from imminent extinction.” he said

Throwback pic of Ini Edo, Uche Jombo, Dakore, Monalisa, Chioma & Kate Henshaw

From left to right; Ini Edo, Chioma Akpotha, Uche Jombo, Monalis Chinda, Dakore Akande, Benita Nzeribe and Kate Henshaw on set of Games Men Play in 2006.

Pics: Youth corpers protest in Rivers State over unpaid allowance

Youth Corp members serving in Rivers state are currently staging a protest at the NYSC Rivers camp, over nonpayment of allowance. The Corpers have barricaded the gate of the NYSC camp. According to someone from over there, military personnel stationed there are in support of the protest. See another pic after the cut..
Corpers have barricaded the main gate. Photo credit: @Esquirejp on twitter

Thursday, 20 November 2014

Open Letter To All In Bad Relationships


OPEN LETTER TO ALL IN BAD RELATIONSHIPS
You call them but they don’t pick up. They
see your missed calls but they don’t call back.
You text them but they never reply any of your
messages nor acknowledge their receipt.
You always create time for them despite your
busy schedule but they are ever so busy for
you.
You want to meet them and have some
mature talks but they are always full of
excuses.
You do everything possible to make them
happy, even sacrifice all you've got but they
don’t appreciate your efforts neither do they
reciprocate your kindness.
You introduced them to your friends and
family, even dissociated yourself from certain
people, but they have never introduced you to
any important person in their life.
You are so proud of them but they aren’t
proud of you.
You truly love them but you aren’t sure if they
love you because they don’t show it in
anyway.
You want to spend your future with them but
they don’t like to talk about future plans.
You are doing everything you can to make the
relationship work but they are doing all their
best to make it end.
My point......
Then why are you with them?
Why are you wasting your time, resources and
energy on them?
Honestly you deserve someone better who will
appreciate your effort and even return your
love.
There are countless of them out there who are
far better than him/her.
Stop wasting your time with that wrong
person.
Quit that unproductive and parasitic
relationship now and thank me later.
Get yourself together and move on. I am glad I
did.
I know it isn’t easy but if you know your
worth, you’ll make it.
I've been there too. believe me, this is from
experience.
PETERPROXY

3 Most Overlooked Qualities Guys Skip WhenPicking A Girlfriend


Beauty is not everything.
To pick a girlfriend who will be a blessing to
your life not a curse, you need to keep
remembering these 3 questions:
1. Is she the type that can suffer with me or
drink garri with me? By their lifestyle, you ll
know them.
2. Does she have the ability to reflect on her
actions, self-correct herself and say I'm sorry
when she realizes she was wrong?
3. How likeable is she to everyone apart from
you? Do strangers easily like her or are you
her only fan or the only one who gets her?
This will determine how she gets on with the
important people that'll play key roles in your
success and life, like your new boss or old
time friend.
Again, beauty is not everything. Before you
settle for a girl, guys, ask these 3 overlooked
questions.

Vincent Enyeama thankful despite AFCON fail,says they will get back up



He shared the message on instagram this
afternoon...

7 yr old girl's mouth suddenly swells up - youwon't believe what the dentist found


Days after a 7 year old girl in New Delhi
complained of severe mouth pain, her parents
took her to the dentist to find out what was
wrong - what they found inside the girl's
mouth, astounded everyone, including the
dentist.
The dentist found 202 teeth hidden inside the
little girl's gum. According to a report by New
Delhi Standard, X-rays showed the girl had
suffered from compound odontoma - a
complex tumour composed of normal dental
tissues that have grown in an irregular way.
"It was shocking to see such complex
situation in the minor's mouth. Normally we
see a few abnormal teeth-like structures in
such patients; 202 of them inside the mouth
of a seven-year-old is shocking, and our
prime task was to get rid of it." said the
doctor who performed the two hour surgery
to remove the extra teeth.
The surgery was successful and the little girl
has been able to chew and is now leading a
normal lif

Flavour sells 1 million copies ofnew album in 5 days...with nohype


Current high life king Flavour released a new
album on November 14th, without any hype
or promo, and he's already sold 1 million
copies. According to the guys at Obaino
Music, who are marketing the 21-track album
titled Thankful, by yesterday November
19th...they had sold out the first one million
copies, and they said by Flavour's standard,
that's not even much! They started selling
from the East where Flavour is incredibly
popular, a source told AC.

The new album features M.I, Phyno, Wande
Coal and Chidinma. Heard the album? Like
it?

Wednesday, 19 November 2014

Photos: Harrysong acquires 2009 hummer H2SUV



Five Star music artist Harrysong just got
himself a brand new 2009 hummer H2 SUV.
Congrats to him. See more photos after the
cut...


Boko Haram shoots Nigerian Army BrigadeCommander during gun battle


According to Sahara Reporters , a Nigerian
Army Brigade Commander simply identified as
Colonel Popoola who is the acting Brigade
Commander of 23rd brigade in Yola Adamawa
state was shot in the shoulder on Monday
November 17th during a gun battle to reclaim
Hong and Gombi towns in Adamawa state
from Boko Haram militants.
Colonel Popoola had led a team of soldiers
drafted from Jos in a battle to reclaim the
cities when he was shot in the shoulder. An
army source said he has been transferred from
the military hospital in Adamawa to the
University College Hospital Ibadan where he
will receive better treatment.
Meanwhile, four commanders who reportedly
deserted their troop during the reclaiming
operation have been arrested. The arrested
soldiers include one Lieutenant Mohammed,
the QRG commander of 234 battalion; 2nd
Lieutenant UC Uche, Platoon commander of
Bravo Company of the 234 battalion; Captain
Lawal; and Lieutenant Buraji who is Mararaba
platoon commander.
The four soldiers alongside one Captain
Lawan were arrested yesterday and locked up
inside the military police guardroom at the
23rd Brigade in Yola Adamawa state.

Graphic pic: Angry wife pours hot water onhusband in Abuja


Journalist Seun Oloketuyi shared the story
and graphic pic on his instagram page, sent
to him by a friend of the victim. Below is what
the friend said allegedly happened...
"Just left the hospital and it is worse than I
thought. My good friend is in the hospital in
Abuja now for four days with second degree
burns. While he was sleeping his wife poured
hot water on him (face legs, thighs, hips). She
then locked him inside while he was screaming
"fire, fire", then she took off. She is 5months
pregnant they have a 16month old. Been
married for a year and a half. Early in the
year, she slapped him which lead to him
beating her. They reconciled. He also
complains that they switch house-help every
month because she beats the househelp where
there is blood on the wall. Should he stay or
get the f out!!...- pissed off friend"

EFCC arraigns fake DSTV agent


Find the EFCC press statement below..
The Economic and Financial Crimes
Commission on November 17, 2014 arraigned
one Tope Ajayi Samuel and his company, Sky
TV Global Media Limited, before Justice Fatu
Riman of the Federal High Court Kano on a
3-count charge bordering on conspiracy and
Intellectual theft.
The accused was arrested on August 23, 2013
at Link 26, Bawo Road, Hausawa Quarters,
Kano, for allegedly retransmitting signals of
the pay TV, DSTV, without authorization.
One of the charge reads, “That you, Tope
Samuel Ajayi and Sky TV Global Media
Limited on or about 23rd August, 2013 within
the jurisdiction of the Federal High Court of
Nigeria, Kano Judicial Division illegally had in
your possession Tlink, Stron , Dream, Lumin
digital Satellite Receiver, Dlink Satellite
Receivers, AZSKY dongles with routers and
mini receiver, Monitors, inverters, Hp laptops,
printer, SIM cards, DSTV cards, Canal cards
which you use in accessing Multi Choice
Nigeria Limited (MCN) signal and thereby
committed an offence contrary to and
punishable under section 20 (1)(c) of the
Copyright Act, Cap C28 Laws of the
Federation of Nigeria, 2004.”
The accused pleaded not guilty to all the
charges when they were read to him. Justice
Fatu Riman granted him bail in the sum of
N50 million and two sureties in like sum.
The case was adjourned to 12th December,
2015 for trial.
Wilson Uwujaren
Head, Media & Publicity

Tuesday, 18 November 2014

(Music )Download fight by Noblestar

[Must Read] 3 Types Of Women You Should Never Date Or Marry

If you want to have a successful relationship
or marriage, there are some kinds of girls you
should not get involved with.
When you realize that you are dating one of
these women – it is better to leave to save
your sanity, time and money.
1. She is a liar

This girl can be extremely charming and
intelligent. At first you wouldn’t realize that
she is lying.
She can tell you tales which never happened
just to impress you. And some time later she
just starts lying to you for no reasons.
If you catch her, she would try to convince you
with another lie. And then confess to you that
she lied.
And because of your love, you keep forgiving
her. But you should better not allow a chronic
liar to ruin your life.
2. Money lover (ATENU)

She is a nightmare of all Nigerian men.
She is addicted to buying whatever she wants
and whatever she thinks looks good.
These girls are rarely satisfied, and continue
to look for new perfumes, jewelry or clothes.
Her biggest aim is to have a huge wardrobe.
Or to look like some Nollywood star.
She can’t stop buying even if you are not
earning enough for her.
It is her habit. So she will date any man who
can pay her.
If you can’t, she will easily dump you for
someone richer.
3. Lazy girl

There is nothing wrong with her health. But
her favorite hobby is lying on her back and
watching TV.
She hates to do any chores. This girl hunts for
a man who will become her ‘guarding angel’
and will ‘protect’ her.
So she will let you to get very close to her, just
to turn you into her slave.
If she does not change with time – she is
surely not your partner. It is better to leave
her behind, because she will drain you.
So, dear guys, you should better watch out for
girls of these types of girls.
And you, ladies, avoid being the girl on this
list if you want some trusting, caring and
lasting relationships.
Respect your man and be proud of him.

Shirtless Super Eagles stars Omeruo & Samuelchill in the pool



21 year old Kenneth Omeruo (pictured left),
who currently plays for Middlesbrough on loan
from Chelsea and 20 year old Aaron Samuel
(right) pictured chilling in the pool at the Le
Meridien Ibom Hotel and Golf Resort, in Akwa
Ibom. They are in the state for the match
happening tomorrow.

Graphic pic: Armed robber killed in Oguncommunity today


The entire community of Alade at Owode Ijako
of Ogun state woke up this morning to a
disturbing news of an armed robbery attack
involving three young men of under 24. They
started disturbing the community at 2am
during which they raided four houses. They
carted away over N100,000 in one of the
houses and many phones.
The vigilante rose to the occasion of
safeguarding the community to forestall
further attack when one of the thieves was
shot dead while the remaining two escaped.
At about 9am today, two more suspects were
arrested before being whisked away to the
police station with the corpse. *graphic pic of
one of the robbers killed after the cut*

Abduction of journalists & others by Tompolo- Keyamo gives SSS, IG final ultimatum


Find the press statement from Festus Keyamo
Chambers below...
We have been briefed by the family members
and friends of the following persons who were
kidnapped, tortured and nearly killed (along
with some journalists) by the hirelings of one
Government Ekpemupolo (alias Tompolo) on
Sunday, November 16, 2014, in Delta State:
1.) Mr. Eyengho B. Samuel 2.) Tokunbor
Oluwaleye 3.) Kelvin Tuduo 4.) Ekpen 5.)
Edema Eburajolor 6.) Otos Lemun and 7.)
Dolor Emmanuel. Please continue..
The facts are that the aforementioned boys
(hereinafter referred to as “the seven victims”),
together with some journalists from different
media houses went to Ogidingben in Delta
State on Sunday, November 16, 2014, to get
first-hand coverage of the crises leading to
the cancellation of the commissioning of the
EPZ Project by President Jonathan two days
earlier. Recall that I raised an alarm last week
about the threat by Tompolo in respect of the
commissioning of the project by the President.
True to the alarm, the President called off the
commissioning because of the threat by
Tompolo.
When leaving the venue, the journalists were
joined on the boat by the seven victims, three
of whom were given a free ride, one was a
boat driver and three were from the company
that owns the boat.
On their way from Ogidingben after their
assignments, the seven victims and the
journalists were stopped in their boats and
blocked by more than ten other boats loaded
with fierce-looking and armed hooligans
around an area called Tebujo, which is also
near an area called Opuraja. The seven victims
and the journalists were then evacuated from
their boat into one of the boats of the
hooligans. Along the line, Tompolo called and
spoke with one of the journalists and he
confirmed that he sent the hooligans to
accost them and that they should “co-
operate” with his boys.
The seven victims and the journalists were
then taken to Tompolo’s house in Opuraja
where they were beaten to pulp by Tompolo’s
boys. The cameras of the journalists were all
seized and the memory cards were removed so
that they could not show what they went to
cover. Unknown to them however, the
journalists all had back-ups of their materials
in their external hard disks which Tompolo’s
boys did not see and seize.
It was a near-death experience for all the
victims and in particular for Mr. Tokunbor
Oluwaleye who is suffering from internal
bleeding and is in a critical condition till
today. It took the intervention of Naval and
Army personnel in the area for the victims and
journalists to be rescued from the hands of
Tompolo’s boys later that evening.
Sirs, your failure to simply carry out your
statutory duties of arrest, investigation and
prosecution of Tompolo for his various acts of
lawlessness is now a national and an
international embarrassment to the
Government of President Goodluck Jonathan.
It is disgusting to all men of normal minds to
see a private citizen strutting all over the
place, threatening lives, abducting citizens,
(perhaps silently killing voiceless persons) and
you hide your heads in the sand. Yet, he
moves about with nearly a whole platoon of
Army and security personnel that even a
serving Governor cannot get. What is going
on?
Recall that I wrote a complaint of the open
threat to my life by the same individual nearly
two weeks ago, yet you have not even done as
little as write me an acknowledgment letter. It
is such a shame. This unhealthy romance
between government officials in high places
and this individual raises strong suspicion
over, perhaps, some criminal dalliance in
relation to shady deals. I am confident that
time will tell us better. There is no better way
to see this. But I have decided that enough is
enough.
TAKE NOTICE that if within 72 hours of the
receipt of this petition you fail, refuse and/or
neglect to invite/arrest, investigate and
perhaps prosecute Mr. Government
Ekpemupolo (alias Tompolo) for the threat to
my life and the attempted murder of these
seven victims and the journalists, I will be
proceeding to court to compel you to do your
duties under the law.
I would want you to come and tell the court
what is tying your hands against Tompolo.
The ball is in your court.
Yours most trusted,
FESTUS KEYAMO, ESQ.
Head of Chambers

Tambuwal dumps presidential aspiration,settles for Sokoto governorship


There are reports that the Speaker of the
House of Reps, Aminu Tambuwal, has dumped
his presidential aspiration and might be
settling for the Sokoto state governorship
ticket under the APC.
According to media reports, some chieftains of
the APC loyal to General Buhari who is also
gunning for the presidential ticket under APC,
prevailed on Tambuwal to step down for the
former head of state. The Speaker has yet to
respond to this new report.

Photos: Suspected suicide bomber burnt aliveby mob in Gombe


A suspected male suicide bomber who was
allegedly dressed with a bomb hidden under
his cloth was apprehended and burnt alive
some few minutes after 1pm this afternoon at
the Gombe Line Park in Gombe state.
Residents of the area said the man was
preparing to blow himself up when he was
spotted. The mob refused to hand him over to
the police and immediately set him on fire.
See the photos after the cut....

The Nation correspondent kidnapped in Abiastate


The Abia state correspondent for the Nation
Newspaper, Mr. Ugochukwu Ugorji-Eke has
been kidnapped by unknown gunmen. He was
kidnapped on Sunday November 16th in front
of his premises at Toengine Crescent, off Ovom
Road, Ogbor Hill, Aba.
According to an eyewitness report, Ugorji-Eke
was returning from an outing at about 7.30pm
when he was accosted in front of his house by
the kidnappers. He was dragged out of his car
and whisked away in the kidnappers car.
The abductors are said to be asking for
N20million to free him. They warned his wife
not to involve the police in the negotiations or
risk losing him. The state Police commissioner
sas they are investigating the matter.

Photos: Charly Boy is Odudubariba in newdramatic photos



My respect for this man is on another level.
And Odudubariba is whatever you want it to
mean..:-). See another pic after the cut...

Sunday, 16 November 2014

American aide worker Peter Kassig beheadedby ISIS


Former US soldier and aide worker Peter
Kassig has been beheaded by ISIS. The US
government confirmed his killing in a
statement today after reviewing a video ISIS
released that purported to show the
beheading. The 26 year old Indianapolis man
was captured in eastern Syria on Oct. 1, 2013,
while delivering relief supplies for the aid
group he founded.
This will make it the 5th foreigner ISIS has
beheaded so far!

Another fallen hero; Lt. Mudassir killed by Boko Haram yesterday



Liuetenant A. Mudassir (Mudex) was killed by
Boko Haram militants yesterday November 16th.
He and members of his troop were on their
way to reclaim Chibok from Boko Haram when
they were ambushed and was killed during the
ensuing gun battle.
He was a 59RC gentleman officer from the
Nigerian defence academy. His bereaved
friend, AS Aruwa shared his photos on twitter.

Female suicide bomber attacksmarket in Azare, Bauchi, kills 12


A female suicide bomber blew herself up this
evening November 16th in the middle of a
mobile phone market in Azare, Bauchi state.
A witness who was at the scene of the blast
told AFP that he saw at least 8 people dead
“A suicide bomber came into the market
as it was closing and blew herself up in
the middle of all the merchants and
their customers. I saw at least eight
dead and lots of others wounded,” a
witness, Alyu Habib told AFP
12 people have so far been confirmed dead,
while at least 60 others were injured. This is
the second time Azare will be coming under
bomb attacks. Decapitated head of the
suicide bomber after the cut..

Fifteen Reasons Why Beautiful Ladies HaveTrouble Finding Mr. Right


Please try to read to the end....
1) The more attractive the woman, the more
likely
she will be approached by the kind of man
who
approaches attractive women. This kind of
man
views hunting, seducing and conquering
women
as sport.
2) To a hunter, a woman’s body is a
commodity;
he wins the game by getting her into bed. To
a
nice guy, a woman’s body is a sacred
treasure;
he wins her heart by honoring who she is as a
person.
3) Hunters view women as nothing more than
prey. By definition, nice guys are missing the
“seducer” gene; even if they knew how to “play
the game,” their conscience would never allow
them to sweet-talk and manipulate a woman
for
their own selfish interests.
I think men talk to women so they can sleep
with
them and women sleep with men so they can
talk
to them.
4) Seducers are more likely to suffer from the
disorder known as IAAMATT (It’s All About Me
All
The Time). Nice guys are more likely to be
empathetic, nurturing and other-centered.
5) A woman turns to makeup and fashion to
boost her self-esteem and make herself more
desirable to men. Yet ironically, the more
beautiful she makes herself, the better her
chances of attracting the wrong type of guy.
6) The more attractive the woman, the less
likely
she will be approached by the kind of man
who is
good in relationships. Conversely, the less
attractive the man, the less likely he will
approach
a woman who is far more attractive than he
is.
That said, are there nice guys who are
attractive
enough and/or courageous enough to ask out
a
beautiful woman? Certainly. But they are a
rare
breed.
7) The kind of man who values emotional
intimacy often looks at a beautiful woman and
thinks, “She’s out of my league.” That is the
overwhelming reason why so many women are
wondering why nobody (or at least nobody
worth
going out with) ever asks them out.
Essentially,
seducers view a woman’s beauty as an
invitation;
nice guys view it as a deterrent.
When a beautiful woman gets fed up that only
hunters are approaching her and decides to
turn
the tables by approaching a nice guy, she may
be
turned off by the reception she gets. In her
mind,
she’s just striking up a normal conversation.
It
doesn’t occur to her that she’s catching him
off
guard, and that even though he’s trying to
listen
to her, her words aren’t registering because
his
head is spinning from the fact that a beautiful
woman is unexpectedly talking to him. The
experience can be so foreign and disorienting
that
he comes across as a stammering fool.
Patience
here can pay off, for nice guys often have
good
relationship potential once the initial shock
wears
off.
9) Since beautiful women are only approached
by
hunters, they understandably think that most,
if
not all, men treat women the way that hunters
do.
Meanwhile, the nice guys sit in the back of the
room and admire her from afar. Of course,
identifying the nice guys isn’t that simple; a
man
may be quiet and reserved, but just because
he
doesn’t act like a seducer doesn’t mean he
doesn’t aspire to be one. The wolf in sheep’s
clothing is just one more obstacle on the path
to
finding Mr. Right.
10) When a beautiful woman repeatedly
experiences the same pattern with one hunter
after another, she understandably expects that
pattern to continue. Frustrated, she may close
herself off emotionally to all men, eliminating
any
chance a nice guy may have of connecting
with
her in a meaningful way. In this way, her fear
of
never finding the right guy can become a self-
fulfilling prophecy.
11) If a woman wants to be swept off her feet
by
a man who would also make a good lifetime
partner, she is apt to be disappointed. The
kind of
charmers who are sweep-her-off-her-feeters
are
often the polar opposite of the kind of men
who
are good in relationships.
12) A nice guy is primarily relationship-
oriented;
he may first be attracted to a woman’s
external
beauty, but it is her internal beauty he values
most highly. A hunter is exclusively
achievement-
oriented; he does not value what a woman
thinks,
says or feels; all that matters is that she has
a
woman’s body and he wants to get his hands
on
it.
13) Beautiful women often confine nice guys
to
the Friend Zone. A nice guy’s worst nightmare
is
hearing those nine soul-crushing words, “But I
think of you as just a friend.” Many happy
couples
have built relationships on the bedrock of
solid
friendship, so perhaps it may be wise to
rethink
what makes good partner material and be
open to
finding it from unexpected sources. Which
brings
up the question: Can men and women truly be
friends? Yes, but only if neither of them has
any
romantic interest in the other. If even one of
them
is harboring hopes of romance, the friendship
will
reach critical mass sooner rather than later, at
which point the friendship must either dissolve
or
transition into a relationship.
14) If and when a hunter decides to “retire”
from
hunting and get married, he chooses a woman
he
can possess for her beauty, not one he can
build
an emotionally intimate partnership with.
What so
many admiring men and envious women fail to
see is that, throughout a woman’s entire life,
her
beauty can be as much a curse as it is a
blessing.
15) Women who are less attractive to the type
of
men who only pursue attractive women are
more
likely to have higher-quality interactions with
men. Why? Nice guys are often more
comfortable
asking out and authentically communicating
with
women who they feel are more likely to agree
to
go out with them.
The 15 reasons above are daunting enough
but
they’re based on beauty alone. What if the
beautiful woman in question is also brilliant
and a
successful high achiever? Yep, timid nice guys
would view her as even more intimidating and
unapproachable. Ah, but in Mr. Right’s eyes,
those qualities would make her even more
perfectly beautiful.....
or wot d'u tink

Managing Anger In Your Relationship


Anger is one of the characteristics of
human beings. To get angry is not a bad
thing. The problem about anger is not the
anger itself. The problem is inability to
control it. Many relationships and marriages
have been crushed and damaged by anger.
But you can control your anger. It is a
matter of determination and self discipline.
The secretion of adrenaline during anger can
be controlled by our cerebral hemispheres.
The following tips can help you avoid anger
from destroying your marriage or
relationship:
1. When your spouse makes you angry, do not
utter any word. Just keep quiet.
2. Walk away from the scene of the event.
3. Drink a glass of cold water. It will help to
reduce the tension of the anger.
4. You can listen to music or get yourself
engaged with your hobbies.
5. You may also decide to sleep.
6. After about one hour, sit your spouse
down and iron out your differences amicably.
By then the tension of the anger must
have calmed down.
7. Do not say any negative word when you
are angry. That negative word can destroy
your marriage or relationship forever.
8. Above all, pray always asking God to give
you the abillity to control yourself when
angry.
CAN YOU TRY THESE METHODS?
Try it. You will thank me for it.

Anger is one of the characteristics of
human beings. To get angry is not a bad
thing. The problem about anger is not the
anger itself. The problem is inability to
control it. Many relationships and marriages
have been crushed and damaged by anger.
But you can control your anger. It is a
matter of determination and self discipline.
The secretion of adrenaline during anger can
be controlled by our cerebral hemispheres.
The following tips can help you avoid anger
from destroying your marriage or
relationship:
1. When your spouse makes you angry, do not
utter any word. Just keep quiet.
2. Walk away from the scene of the event.
3. Drink a glass of cold water. It will help to
reduce the tension of the anger.
4. You can listen to music or get yourself
engaged with your hobbies.
5. You may also decide to sleep.
6. After about one hour, sit your spouse
down and iron out your differences amicably.
By then the tension of the anger must
have calmed down.
7. Do not say any negative word when you
are angry. That negative word can destroy
your marriage or relationship forever.
8. Above all, pray always asking God to give
you the abillity to control yourself when
angry.
CAN YOU TRY THESE METHODS?
Try it. You will thank me for it.