Tuesday 9 October 2012

Aluu Masacre: A message from D'banj



They were my brothers…and yours.
Four days ago, I woke up to yet another unspeakable tragedy.
Four young men, all undergraduates, brimming with great dreams, unfulfilled aspirations and a promising future were killed. To express the depth of my pain and shock at their murder is impossible. And understanding how events could have degenerated to this level is truthfully beyond me.

Lloyd, Ugo, Tekana and Chidiaka
Four promising young men whose lives were interwoven in

At Last A Cure Is Found For HIV and AIDS



Dozens of HIV and AIDS patients in the Gambia, a tiny West African State have been cured using his secret concoction of boiled herbs, according to President Yahya Jammeh.

“Who am I to expect that everybody would praise me," President Jammeh said in a state television broadcast on Sunday evening, announcing that 68 patients had been cured and discharged from a treatment centre.

“Just as the Prophet Mohammed prevailed and established Islam, I have also prevailed to cure HIV/AIDS to the point that 68 are being discharged today," he said.

Meet the Aluu 4 murder victims


  Llyod Michael aka Big L (19) - Civil Engineering -Year 2       Ugonna Ibuzor - Geology - Year 2

               Tekena Elkanah Computer Science (19) - Year 2    Chidiaka Biringa - Theatre Arts - Year 2

Aluu 4 killing: Llyod Michael's devastated parents speak


                                            Llyod's parents                                                                                               Llyod
Mrs. Jane Toku, the mother of Lloyd, one of the four undergraduates of the University of Port Harcourt that were lynched at Aluu community in Rivers State, says her son’s death will always haunt her.
She also expressed shock that the crowd could watch how her son and his friends were gruesomely murdered. Jane spoke with Punch correspondent amid tears on Monday in Port Harcourt.
Jane said, “When we got there, one of them was still breathing. He was gasping for breath, but the crowd…they were all there watching while my baby (Lloyd) was butchered. Come to my area and ask questions about my child; the child I trained.

Check out Kelly Handsome's $4,000 tattoos

 
The singer went all the way to Mexico to get his first tattoos done - for $4,000! It must be really serious! :-) You like?

'Me and my cream are best buddies' - Rukky Sanda


In an interview with BellaNaija yesterday, the actress had this to say when asked to address the skin bleaching speculation...
"I’m light o, and I’m going to do everything I have to maintain my complexion. If they like they should call it bleaching or washing, whatever they want to call it. Me and my cream, we are best buddies. Whatever they want to say, they should continue. Me I am making money. When nobody is talking about you, then you are not doing something right." - Rukky Sanda

D'banj signs another producer to his record label


A few months after signing Jay Sleek to his record label, the super star singer announced on Twitter this morning that he has signed another producer, Divine Ifeanyi, also known as DeeVee, to DB Records.

DeeVee produced K-Switch’s latest single, “Sista Caro”.

Ghanaian actress Nadia Buari releases new photos after losing 10kg


 
Nadia said in a recent interview that she lost 10kg in six months, thanks mostly to jogging, Yoga, Pilates four times a week and daily exercises with regular change of diet. Gorgeous!

Scientist convinced of the existence of heaven after 7-day out-of-body odyssey


A skeptical scientist who had spent his career studying the mechanics of the brain and dismissing patient tales of journeys to heavenly realms has revealed his extraordinary conversion after his own encounter with the afterlife during a near-death experience. 

Dr Eben Alexander spent 15 years as an academic neurosurgeon at Harvard but he was struck with a nearly fatal bout of bacterial meningitis in 2008 and had no brain activity when he lay comatose for seven days at a Virginia hospital.

Though he was unconscious and unresponsive during that period, he is now describing a 'hyper-vivid and completely coherent odyssey' to a place beyond, filled with butterflies and resounding music that has shaken his scientific viewpoint on human consciousness. 

The Truth Finally Comes Out: Why the 4 Students Were Killed



Since this incident happened I've pondered and wondered what could have gone wrong that the four boys weren't bold enough to talk and challenge those who beat and paraded them in public, leading them to where they were eventually killed.

Now the whole issue is clearer; the boys "ignorantly" got themselves involved with a cultist who operates with a gun, all in a bid to get their money back from a debtor.

Below is what actually happened according to an insider....

Photo: Why Should Rita Dominic Expose Her Boobs?



I really wonder why a respected actress like Rita Dominic would dress this badly to a public function. She's not married, yet her boobs are no longer firm and she feels comfortable to display? Wow, this beats me!
Many people have said a lot about this dressing, some for and others against. But I think what is bad is bad and should not be covered no matter the personality involved.
Rita is a popular actress and as such she has a lot of influence on young ladies who always want to copy stuff from so called celebrities.... 
What do you think about this South/South display?

Photos: Minister Paddles A Canoe To Her Village Due To Flood



It's now obvious why President Goodluck Jonathan made an emergency broadcast on Tuesday morning where he direct the release of billions of Naira to several flood-raved states in Nigeria.
(See more pictures below)

MI Appointed United Nations Goodwill Ambassador



The serious ones among Nigerian entertainers are really doing well for themselves on many fronts. MI, Africa Rapper No 1, has joined the likes Jackie Chan, Angelina Jolie, Celine Dion, etc. as a United Nations Ambassador.

At an event in Abuja recently the Chocolate City artiste was appointed a UNODC Ambassador on Smuggling of Migrants.

His role as a UN ambassador will be to lend his prominent voice in speaking strongly against the menace of smuggling and related matters. 

Congrats to him!

Monday 1 October 2012

Did Worshippers Mock President Jonathan During Church Service In Abuja?



“Our commitment to the fight against corruption is second to that of America’s commitment. We are very commitment to it and everybody knows,” said Jonathan.

Worshippers at the National Christian Centre in Abuja on Sunday, according to an online media, mocked and laughed at President Goodluck Jonathan when he described his government as second only to the United States of America in its commitment to fighting corruption.

Why Broken Marriages Are Rampant Today



The Redeemed Christian Church of God has expressed concern over the rampant cases of broken marriages and blamed the development on weak foundation.

The church also advised young women to avoid cohabiting with their would-be-husbands (who sometimes may end up not getting married to them) if they must enjoy marital bliss.

The Convener/Wife of the Abuja Regional Pastor, Mrs. Victoria Bolanle Olaade, stated this on Saturday during the 2012 Regional Sisters’ Conference of the RCCG with the theme ‘New approach to Kingdom service.’

Mrs. Olaade said, “The foundation of marriage matters; it is whatever you build on the foundation that will germinate for you to see in the future.

“There is moral decadence in the whole world today. In the olden days, they don’t allow a young woman to go to the house of her husband-to-be, you won’t even know the place.

“But today, something you are supposed to enjoy later, you are enjoying it now and before you know it, it will become distasteful to you and because they have alternative to marriage, they believe that with divorce, they will have their own way.”

At the event, wife of the General Overseer of the church, Mrs. Folu Adeboye, and a former Director-General of the Due Process Office, Dr. Oby Ezekwesili, advocated preaching Christ and empowerment of the youth in nation building.