Award Winning Singer, Asa Flaunts Her Cars And Dogs On Instagram

Many would swear on their life that multiple award winning singer, Asa, is not a ‘dog’ person.

 

The talented French/Nigerian singer, songwriter, and recording artist, Asa however proved she is 100% a dog person as she showed off her dogs.

She shared the black & white photo on Instagram.

She captioned the photo with; “#mygoons #OmarxGeorge”

Nollywood Comic Star Actor, Dede One Day To Be Buried On 13th February

Peter Okoye Hangs Out With Samuel Eto’o In Turkey

Football star, Samuel Eto’o shared the photo on his Instagram page and wrote in French “Very happy to receive my brother peterpsquare in Antalya..adrénaline”. Peter is currently in Antalya, Turkey to learn more about the business of football.

Omawumi speaks on female singers objectified as sex objects

Two weeks ago Kenyan Chocolate City singer Victoria Kimani lamented on how the music industry objectifies women as sex objects.



Speaking exclusively, singer Omawumi spoke about the issue saying “There’s truth to what Victoria said, but to each his own. If you are a sex symbol you will be regarded as one.”



Omawumi spoke about how Beyoncé and Nicki Minaj and gave the example of how the female rapper’s figure at Madame Tussauds was violated.



“I agree with Victoria but instead of complaining do something about it. If anyone is in your business that is not supposed to be give them the middle finger, and tell them to leave you the hell alone. Be who you want to be without having to care” she further said.

Obasanjo Graduates From Open University With Masters Degree In Theology

Former President, Olusegun Obasanjo bagged a Master’s Degree in Theology at the fifth convocation of the National Open University of Nigeria (NOUN) on Saturday.

The Vice-Chancellor of the University, Prof. Vincent Tenebe, said in his address at the ceremony that Obasanjo was among other notable Nigerians in the list of the 10,653 graduands which also included the Emir of Hadejia, Jigawa State, Alhaji Adamu Abubakar and the traditional ruler of Awgu, Enugu State, Igwe Felix Okechukwu.

“Having been given the admission to study MA/PhD in Christian Theology, Obasanjo will continue with his Ph.D fully.

“This is very unique considering his age and commitments; he also made a very good cumulative grade point,” Tenebe said.

Speaking further, the VC said that NOUN had achieved its primary mandate of having study centres in all the state capitals across the country. The institution said it will commence the last aspect of its mandate, which is to establish study centres in all the 774 local governments in the next 15 years.

He said that the total number of study centre across the country stood at 72 alongside four new research centres.

Tenebe also appealed to relevant authorities to admit graduates of NOUN into law school as was done in other countries.

“We will not relent in our appeal to the Council for Legal Education to give NOUN Law graduates the opportunity to attend the Law School and be called to the Bar.

“If other countries such as UK, India, South Africa, Tanzania, among others allow their Open Universities’ Law graduates to attend Law School and are called to the Bar, Nigeria has no justifiable reasons to hold her Open University graduates down.

“We must move forward in all these areas as a progressive country,” he said.

Identical Twin Sisters Marry On The Same Day In Benin

These beautiful twin sisters got married in Benin last December and they rocked the same dress, shoes, accessories etc.

EFCC accuse ex-militant leader of N11.8b fraud, files new charges - Tompolo

The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), is set to file fresh charges against Tompolo and former Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency (NIMASA) boss, Patrick Akpobolokemi.

 

The duo have been accused of allegedly defrauding the maritime agency of N11.8b.

NIMASA for the take-off of the Nigerian Maritime University, was approved for an outright purchase by the past administration in the sum of N13, 072,564,822.00 in which a sum of N11, 765, 308, 339.80 had been paid through NIMASA.”

Uwujaren  also added that the rightful owners of the land, the Omadino Community of Delta State, are also making demands for payment.

Tompolo was summoned by the EFCC to clear the air on allegations of N34b fraud levelled against him and Akpobolokemi.

The ex-militant leader has refused to honour the invitation of the EFCC.

A group under the aegis of Trenchard Tank has called on President Buhari to stop victimising the ex-militant leader.

In Lagos Fire breaks out in Ikeja Samsung office

A fire has broken out at a Samsung electronics outlet along Allen Avenue in Ikeja, Lagos State.

 

Girl Caught Sleeping With A Mad Man Confesses “I Did It For R!tual Purposes”

A girl was caught sleeping with a mad man, she was caught at night by some vigilantee group, she confess that girls now sleep with mad men so that they can get customer and also they keep coming to them ,she also said that they make little money from the business because she delivers 65 percentage of the money she earn to her big mummy i.e her boss..

Lassa Fever Enters Lagos: 7 Symptoms Of The Deadly Disease You Must Know

The Lagos University Teaching Hospital (LUTH), Idi-Araba, Lagos has confirmed the first case of Lassa fever in Lagos State. In light of this unfortunate development, INFORMATION NIGERIA has put together the 7 major symptoms of the deadly disease as a means to sensitize Nigerians about the disease…

1. Nausea

2. Vomiting (bloody)

3. Diarrhea (bloody)

4. Stomach ache

5. Cough

6. Chest pain

7. Constipation

If you or anyone you know begin to show some or all of these symptoms at thesame time, go to a hospital immediately as early treatment increases chances of survival.

Father Sets Own 22-Year-Old Son On Fire For Stealing From Beggar

A 22-year-old man in Omu-Aran, Kwara, Sola Akangbe, died in the early hours of Saturday following wounds from a fire allegedly set on him by his biological father, Kehinde. The deceased, a wheelbarrow pusher, was said to have suffered high degree burns and was confirmed dead by doctors at Ajisafe Hospital, Omu-Aran, where he was rushed to by the police on Friday. The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) gathered that doctors at the hospital battled to save his life as the fire affected most parts of his body.

The deceased was said to have been accused of stealing an undisclosed amount of money from some roadside beggars on Friday and was apprehended and handed over to his father.  The father, a commercial driver, allegedly drove his son to a nearby bush on Omu-Aran-Isanlu-Isin road, tied his hands and legs before setting him ablaze.  Sola, who was still alive when he was rescued, told his rescuers that his father was responsible for the act.

The mother of the deceased, Rachael, was seen crying in the hospital after the death of her son was broken to her.

 

The mother, who is a trader based in Odo-Owa, another suburb, told NAN that a friend had notified her of the development on phone before she rushed to the hospital to check on her son. The mother, who acknowledged that Sola was an unrepentant troublesome fellow, however, expressed shock at the father’s action.  She disclosed that although she gave birth few weeks ago, she had divorced Kehinde about seven years ago as a result of irreconcilable differences. Mr Ajayi Okasanmi, the Police Public Relation Officer in the state, confirmed the incident, saying that the suspect was already in police custody and that investigation was ongoing.

Lassa Fever: 11 Things You Need To Know About The Killer Disease

A nursing mother and her two weeks baby died between Wednesday, December 30, 2015, and January 1, 2016, from the contagious disease in Rivers and now, over 60 people have been placed under surveillance following the outbreak of lassa fever in the State. The FG has put the number of reported cases of Lassa Fever in the most recent outbreak in eight states (Bauchi, Nasarawa, Niger, Taraba, Kano, Rivers, Edo and Oyo states) at 76 with 35 deaths already recorded and 14 cases confirmed by laboratories. In order enlighten our esteem readers about this deadly disease.

 11 things you should about the disease…



1.  Lassa fever is an acute viral haemorrhagic illness caused by Lassa virus and it is transmitted to humans from contacts with food or household items contaminated with rodent excreta.

2. Lassa frequently infects people in West Africa as it results in 300,000 to 500,000 cases annually and causes about 5,000 deaths each year.

3.  The primary animal host of the Lassa virus is the Natal multimammate mouse, an animal mostly found in sub Saharan Africa.

4.After an incubation period of six to 21 days, an acute illness with multiorgan involvement develops as it affects  several organs such as the liver, spleen and kidneys.

5. Nonspecific symptoms include fever, facial swelling, and muscle fatigue, as well as conjunctivitis and mucosal bleeding.

6. Lassa virus is zoonotic, that is, it is transmitted from animals, in that it spreads to humans from rodents, specifically multimammate rats.

7. Infection in humans typically occurs by exposure to animal excrement through the respiratory or gastrointestinal tracts.

8. Transmission from person to person has also been established, presenting a disease risk for healthcare workers.

9. Ensure to keep rodents out of homes and food supplies, as well as maintaining effective personal hygiene. Store grain and other foodstuffs in rodent-proof containers, disposing of garbage far from the home and maintaining clean households

10. All persons suspected of Lassa fever infection should be admitted to isolation facilities and their body fluids and excreta properly disposed of.

11. The overall mortality rate is estimated to be 1%, but during epidemics, mortality can climb as high as 50%.

If you didn’t know, now you know!!!

Rate Of Cultism In Edo Primary Schools Alarming – Police

The Commissioner of Police in Edo State, CP Chris Ezike, has raised the alarm over the high rate of cultism in primary and secondary schools in the state.



The commissioner disclosed this yesterday during the disbursement of scholarship to six pupils of the Police Children’s School I and II, Benin.

According to Ezike, cultism had gone beyond tertiary institutions where it was known to be prevalent, and had penetrated the wall of institutions of lower education.

He urged parents and guardians to pay adequate attention on the actions of their children and wards, especially as it affects the companies they keep even as he advised them not to be too busy to look after their children.

He also appealed to the teachers not to relent in their effort at impacting positive ideals on the children.

“Having said that, I want to ask all DPOs, whose jurisdiction cover our police primary and secondary schools or police institutions, to do their utmost best to offer the necessary security and safety that the children need.

“If you have problems doing, get back to the DC, Ops, who will reinforce you to ensure their safety and security are not compromised”, CP Ezike said.

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