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- Photos: Golden Eaglets arrive Nigeria amidst rousing welcome
- Photos: Brave Nigerian soldier deactivates IEDs with bare hands
- Lol..Scott Disick supposedly had a three-some with Khloe & Kylie
- Eyah! See how this policeman helped to extinguish fire at burning building
- Taxi Driver (Oko Ashewo) InCinema On Friday...See Premiere Pictures
- What do you give a billionaire daughter for her birthday? DJ Cuppy shares photos of her gifts
- Lol. Check out this hilarious wedding invitation...
- Suspended FIFA President Sepp Blatter hospitalized
- BBA Rep Lilian Afegbai releases sexy photos to mark birthday
- Dis someone beat up Wiz Khalifa? (photos)
- Skool Boi Premieres Ezigbo Nwa (Good Girl) Video
- Caitlyn Jenner puts legs on display as she steps out in New York
- Amen! Nigeria Police Force set to establish a Complaint Response Unit
- Photo: 3-year-old DJ wins South Africa's Got Talent 2015
- Photo: Buhari, Osinbajo, Saraki in group photo with new ministers
- Owl has a Marilyn Monroe moment as wind blows feather dress
- Mofe & Jessica Duncan spearhead oral health campaign with Beaconhill Smile Clinic
- Like Londoners, Lagosians deserve respect: Lagos Govt replies Economist
- Calls for censorship is on pornographic content on social media - House of Reps clarifies
- Gavin Rossdale 'was cheating on Gwen Stefani with their family nanny for 3 years' - new reports claims
- Toni Tones is topping the charts with her latest single, ‘Hey Boy’ & style!
- Don't use your generator for 1 month- Ben Murray-Bruce challenges Fashola, other ministers
- Photos: Former EFCC boss, Lamorde hands over to newly appointed acting Chairman, Magu
- Kylie Jenner bares boobs in mesh top as she steps out in NY
- Photos: Minister of state for Petroleum resources, Ibe Kachiukwu, assumes office
| Photos: Golden Eaglets arrive Nigeria amidst rousing welcome Posted: 11 Nov 2015 01:12 PM PST |
| Photos: Brave Nigerian soldier deactivates IEDs with bare hands Posted: 11 Nov 2015 01:06 PM PST |
| Lol..Scott Disick supposedly had a three-some with Khloe & Kylie Posted: 11 Nov 2015 01:02 PM PST   |
| Eyah! See how this policeman helped to extinguish fire at burning building Posted: 11 Nov 2015 12:48 PM PST |
| Taxi Driver (Oko Ashewo) InCinema On Friday...See Premiere Pictures Posted: 11 Nov 2015 12:26 PM PST   Taxi Driver (Oko Ashewo) tells the story of how Adigun copes with dealing with the multitude of odd characters he comes across working at night from Delia the queen prostitute, to Kakanfo the unseen vigilante, the notorious assassins 'three wise men', to the Godfather, Baba Mistura and many more interesting characters that ply their trade in Lagos at night.  A strong contender as one of the most beautifully shot film ever, to have come out of Nigeria. This dark comedy story brings a rich mixed bag of emotions from love to greed to betrayal, shenanigans, contradictions and self-discovery. The movie directed by Daniel Emeke Oriahi will be in cinema across Nigeria from Friday, November 13. Speaking on the movie, Dom Omope, the in-house producer at FilmOne said, Taxi Driver (Oko Ashewo) is the last of three films I have produced this year as head of film production at filmOne and it's by far my most ambitious of all. Taxi Driver (Oko Ashewo) presented us with a great and refreshing opportunity to create something visually stunning and standout in Nollywood. We are really excited about this moment in Nollywood's history where FilmOne is at the fore- front of the creation of cinema films to add more richness and diversity to the industry. The movie which will be in cinemas across Nigeria from this Friday, November 13 will see the iconic 1980s Peugeot 504 Lagos Taxi with a miniature 'eyo masquerade' mounted on the bonnet touring the cinemas with some of the leading actors. The movie which has been described as a good mixed of talent and ambition by movie critics is expected to be a big box office hit.            BB: 2BB3B194 Five Things To Learn FromTaxi Driver: http://www.icampusng.com/ |
| What do you give a billionaire daughter for her birthday? DJ Cuppy shares photos of her gifts Posted: 11 Nov 2015 12:29 PM PST |
| Lol. Check out this hilarious wedding invitation... Posted: 11 Nov 2015 11:50 AM PST  |
| Suspended FIFA President Sepp Blatter hospitalized Posted: 11 Nov 2015 12:49 PM PST  Stohlker added that Blatter, who is serving a 90-day suspension imposed by FIFA's disciplinary body in October, is doing well and "fully working on his fight against the ethics committee. In a statement relayed by Stohlker on Wednesday, Blatter said: "I'm the elected president of FIFA, elected by the FIFA Congress and its 209 members, and no committee can replace me." Blatter, who has denied any wrongdoing, is accused of making a "disloyal payment" of 2 million Swiss francs ($1.99 million) to Michel Platini, who is currently suspended from his role as head of European soccer, in 2011, and cutting a television rights deal that was detrimental to FIFA. |
| BBA Rep Lilian Afegbai releases sexy photos to mark birthday Posted: 11 Nov 2015 11:37 AM PST |
| Dis someone beat up Wiz Khalifa? (photos) Posted: 11 Nov 2015 11:20 AM PST   |
| Skool Boi Premieres Ezigbo Nwa (Good Girl) Video Posted: 11 Nov 2015 08:54 AM PST Afropop artiste Skool Boi premieres the video of his hit song Ezigbonwa. The video was shot by Adasa Cookey and song produced by DJ Coublon is regarded as one of the greatest hits for the season. "Amidst the rigid competition in the Nigerian music scene, Chukwunonso Kelvin Udeh also known as 'Skool Boi' who hails from Enugu State is a musical genius that is set to excite music lovers with his lyrical prowess. The phrase 'new kid on the block' has never been appropriately personified till now. 'Skool Boi' is a talented Afro-Pop artist who started his music career in 2014. Below are pictures from a recent shoot. Audio link |
| Caitlyn Jenner puts legs on display as she steps out in New York Posted: 11 Nov 2015 09:07 AM PST   This was before the Victoria Secret fashion show appearance last night. The transgender woman was pictured in New York in a dangerously high-hem dress as she stepped out for a meeting! |
| Amen! Nigeria Police Force set to establish a Complaint Response Unit Posted: 11 Nov 2015 08:57 AM PST  Inspector General Of Police, Solomon Arase has approved the setting up of a Complaint Response Unit (CRU). The 24/7 multi-platform which will be officially launched on Friday, November 13, is aimed at promptly addressing real time complaints, concerns and queries regarding activities of officers and men of the Nigerian Police Force. Briefing journalists at the Force Headquarters in Abuja on Monday, November 9, CSP Abayomi Shogunle, Officer in charge of (CRU) said the initiative is "community- oriented complaint management system" and is aimed at winning public trust and confidence as police forces all over the world are becoming more open to the citizens and the public. He also noted that the Unit is designed to provide a veritable platform for the public, to report rising cases of professional misconduct by police officers, such as torture, extortion, and taking undue advantage of the public. CSP Shogunle added that the unit will be operational in all the 36 states of the federation, including the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) with the central control Room situated in Abuja Nigeria. "It is also to show that necessary actions are being taken by the force to ensure that the gap that existed between the police and the citizens, are closed up." CSP Abayomi Shogunle also disclosed that the unit would be composed of detectives from all over the federation; Investigators, Provost departments, while every police station will have an officer from CRU attached to it to treat injustices meted out to Nigerians by the police and report back to force headquarters within 24 hours. |
| Photo: 3-year-old DJ wins South Africa's Got Talent 2015 Posted: 11 Nov 2015 08:43 AM PST  Three-year-old Oratilwe Hlongwane, popularly known as DJ Arch Junior, was on Sunday, 8th November, crowned the winner of South Africa's Got Talent. The youngest ever! The talented toddler whose father Glen is a part-time DJ and professional gymnastics teacher walked away from the popular talent show with $35,000 prize money. His mother, Refiloe Marumo, credits his astounding success on the decks to his father Glen Hlongwane's decision to buy an iPad for his then unborn son. Mr Hlongwane had planned to download educational apps to speed up his child's education but also downloaded a disc jockeying app for himself. But when he was just one-year-old, the talented youngster learned how to use the gadget and started fiddling about with his father's DJ app. The youngest DJ rose to stardom in December after his father posted videos of him mixing a popular house tune and it went viral. Glen and Refiloe said Keri Hilson, The Game , Bow Wow, among others recognised his star power. "They saw his video and posted about him on twitter saying this kid is going to be famous," Shortly after his son's win, Mr Hlongwane admitted he was "blown away" by his performance. "You know, for a three-year-old I'm just blown away. Never mind him winning the competition, the fact he stood on stage, did a set, finished it and still clicked stop. I don't know any other three year olds who would stand there without their parents." Hlongwane, however, insists his son is just a regular kid who attends creche and enjoys being outdoors with his friends. |
| Photo: Buhari, Osinbajo, Saraki in group photo with new ministers Posted: 11 Nov 2015 08:39 AM PST |
| Owl has a Marilyn Monroe moment as wind blows feather dress Posted: 11 Nov 2015 08:27 AM PST |
| Mofe & Jessica Duncan spearhead oral health campaign with Beaconhill Smile Clinic Posted: 11 Nov 2015 08:17 AM PST   According to Mofe Duncan, "there are various languages on this earth, but a SMILE is universal. The aim of this campaign is to create awareness on the need for regular dental check-ups in Nigeria and also educate people on the role aesthetic dentistry plays in improving self confidence. In Nigeria, we don't have a preventive dental culture, we wait until we have a toothache before we visit the dentist. Beaconhill sponsored this cause as a part ofits Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR), to change the face of dentistry in Nigeria. We want people to know that prevention is better and cheaper than treatment". The free services provided included the detection of caries, assessment of mouth odour, blood pressure checks, instructional programmes, and consultations with dentists. Following the dental check-ups, participants were given referral notes to their respective dentists.        Mofe Duncan Instagram: @mofeduncan Twitter: @mofeduncan 8a AdeolaOdeku Street, Victoria Island TEL: 0700-MYDENTIST (0700-693368478), 08125215208 Instagram: @beaconhillclinic Facebook: /beaconhillclinic Twitter: @beaconhillsmile |
| Like Londoners, Lagosians deserve respect: Lagos Govt replies Economist Posted: 11 Nov 2015 08:00 AM PST  The state government queried The Economist for criticizing Ambode over his approach in managing traffic in Lagos while forgetting to criticize the approach of LASTMA officials during Fashola's administration. They asked the UK magazine to stick to strict journalism rather than the form of journalism where they try to force their opinion on others. The full statement after the cut The Lagos State Government has taken note of an article in the latest edition of The Economistmagazine entitled "Paralysed: Why Nigeria's largest city is even less navigable than usual" and has considered a rebuttal necessary, in view of the bile and bias contained in it. The said article has since gained frenetic, orchestrated spread in both social and traditional media in Nigeria, helped in part, ostensibly, by a push from a recalcitrant legion of traducers still struggling with the reality of a new helmsman whose idea of progress in Lagos State factors in electoral promises and respect for human dignity. If we excuse the fact that the offensive article in The Economist came out last weekend just about the time that Lagos State Government has added some bite to its security and traffic management efforts, what shall we call the curious 'culling' of the said article by some local media? For only last Friday, the media had widely reported Governor Akinwunmi Ambode's comprehensive enforcement effort on traffic management, which in a matter of days has already started yielding positive results and wooing converts to the Ambode cause. Is it not painfully obvious that fifth columnists have hijacked this one-sided reportage in The Economist that failed to take into account the bigger picture of an emerging reform policy, designed to address the larger concerns in the management of security, traffic and the environment? If we were to conclude hastily, like the article did, we would have described the magazine's effort in the same words it once famously used as "an unpleasant nose-to-stranger's-armpit experience." But we won't necessarily query the original motive by asking "what is it about foreign correspondents that makes them believe they are the ultimate authority" on a city they have only covered for a few years, as India's Swarajya magazine did last year in taking The Economist to the cleaners when it ran a harsh report on Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi's appearance at Madison Square Garden in the United States. However, because the magazine got its report on Lagos wrong on every score, what is important is to deconstruct the fallacies therein: Firstly, The Economistclaimed Governor Ambode cut the powers of "traffic controllers by banning them from impounding cars" and "officers have refused to enforce the rules." This is inaccurate and preposterous. In July, what the Governor did was to task the officers of the Lagos State Traffic Management Authority (LASTMA) to release to the owners hoards of impounded vehicles that had clogged LASTMA offices for several months or years without claims or retrievals. What's the use of turning a government agency into a junkyard thereby blocking space for other offending vehicles that could be taken in? The Governor also enjoined them to choose booking offenders through a ticketing system backed by the same type of technology used in licensing and tracking vehicles instead of impounding the vehicles as first option. If technology could work for vehicle licencing and tracking, why should we be timid of exploring a similarly convenient option that saves time and money and shows a more people-friendly approach to law enforcement? Both considerations, of course, arose out of the campaign promises that the governor made to voters. But to The Economist, this is inadequate and anything that falls short of a show of force and dehumanizing traffic offenders is unacceptable to this international magazine that used to stoutly stand for human rights and civic engagements. That The Economistsees nothing wrong in recalcitrant officers refusing to carry out a directive by their employer is as surprising as it is shameful. Shockingly still, the veil finally came off this curious article when it states that by choosing a compassionate approach to enforcement, Governor Ambode is less competent and has deviated from his predecessor's template. But what legacy has The Economistbequeathed to former Governor Babatunde Fashola? "Cars were terrified into order by a state traffic agency, LASTMA, whose bribe-hungry officers flagged down offending drivers." This is clearly an uncharitable summation of traffic management under the last administration. It is disrespectful, even more condescending to the officers of LASTMA and to Lagosians in general for whom the magazine purports to be fighting. In any case, if indeed some officers were corrupt in LASTMA, by The Economist's damning verdict, should Governor Ambode continue to maintain such a tainted template? Is this the magazine's idea of the end justifies the means or it is negligible because this is Africa? Secondly, the magazine dismissed as mere excuses Governor Ambode's explanations that the rains and the unprecedented influx of 'internal economic migrants' and escaped insurgents from the North-East were major causative agents of worsened gridlock and a slight rise in crime in traffic within the metropolis. It is curious how a magazine of this stature would ignore weighty intelligence reports from both the Assistant Inspector General of Police of the Zone 2 Command and the Lagos State Police Commissioner. While the latter said at a press conference last month that as military intervention intensifies in the beleaguered North-East of Nigeria, insurgents are escaping and finding their ways into Lagos and a few other states, the latter said Lagos has witnessed an unprecedented influx of 'migrants' from other states in the last six months as harsh economic realities in the country bite harder, leaving 27 states struggling with payments of workers' salaries. In a May 3, 2014 article, The Economist in 'The Tube Strike' publication had no qualms linking incessant tube strikes with disruptions in traffic situation in London, it even examined it along the larger socio-economic reality of the city. The magazine agreed that "in the past decade, passenger journeys have risen by 29%. As jobs became concentrated in central London, more people are traveling from outer suburbia…and that between 2003 and 2012 the average number of people entering the underground system in zone one – the most central – on a weekday morning rose by 23%, while the number entering in zone six rose by 41%." But it refuses to accept that as the economies in many Nigerian states face sustainability challenge, the first point of call for internal migrants is Lagos where civil servants' salaries are not owed; the Internally Generated Revenue is larger than those of 31 states in Nigeria combined and the Gross Domestic Product is larger than those of 42 African countries combined. Changes in demography could necessitate incessant strikes in London without The Economist recommending a "terrified into order" treatment that the magazine celebrates as the only language of enforcement in Lagos. Is the magazine advocating different standards for treating people in London and Lagos? If it is called traffic management in London, why is The Economist advocating a show-of-force treatment for Lagosians? Also, it alleges that "the biggest concern is that the gridlock is a sign of a breakdown in relations between security forces, government agencies and the new governor." Not only is this assertion unprofessional, it is equally reckless and slanderous. The bile in this is unmistakable. But it came a tad late as the Governor has since rolled out an effective, comprehensive security and traffic management solutions with the active participation of every security stakeholder like the Police, the Directorate of State Services (DSS), Army, Navy and Air Force. On this solution that has since rolled out against every form of impunity on the roads, critical stakeholders like tank farm owners, and association of trailer, commercial motorcycles, tricycles, taxi and commercial bus owners have all pledged compliance to this method that favoured consultation and advocacy over force. Lagosians have since seen the difference and are full of commendation that the Governor they elected will get the job done without being a brute or playing to the gallery. For the avoidance of doubt, the monthly Security Council Meeting, which has the leadership of every security agencies in attendance, has never failed to hold since Governor Ambode became governor five months ago. The Security Trust Fund under him is well embraced by the corporate partners. The Governor certainly has a most cordial relationship with all the security forces in the state and is in firm control of all of its enforcement agencies. President Muhammadu Buhari won the April Presidential election in Nigeria in spite of The Economist's reluctant, tongue-in-cheek endorsement of his candidacy. We are also aware of how Boris Johnson, the Conservative London Mayor, won his reelection in 2012 in spite of The Economist's campaign that 'London deserved better' and the virulent accusation of the Mayor for dealing a blow on what the magazine called "London heritage and individual liberty" after Johnson decided to do away with some of his predecesor's mass transit and traffic policies. Perhaps, it is high time that this vaunted magazine learnt to restrict itself to strict journalism rather than seeking to impose jaded views in a volatile political climate where, we dare say, the gluttonous lot can choke on their own bile, almost hoping that the elections leading to the emergence of the governor could be held over again. Governor Ambode won a hard contest, at the polls and at the tribunal…up to the Supreme Court. He enjoys the full backing of his party, the All Progressives Congress (APC) and majority of Lagosians who see in him a compassionate leader and competent manager of resources. He has demonstrated his mettle by first getting the finances of the state back in shape, restructuring a choking debt exposure from 18% interest rate to 12.5%, thereby freeing N3bn every month for the state to put into other pressing use. He has paid out N11bn in pensions to those neglected since 2010; signed 2.500 C of Os; constituted a forward-looking cabinet that has hit the ground running; fixed more than 200 roads across the state in what he calls Operation Zero Tolerance for Pot Holes and has flagged off a remarkable initiative with Local Governments that will have 114 roads (two per each of the 20 Local Government Areas and 37 Local Council Development Areas) constructed with standard drainages, walk-ways and street lights. This Thursday November 12, he is declaring open the BRT corridor that links Mile 12 to Ikorodu, which in itself is preparatory to the launch later this month of an ambitious roll-out of 450 new set of mass transit buses and a dedicated special BRT service that will be direct from Ikorodu to Victoria Island. He is lighting up the entire metropolis in a matter of weeks and is finalizing on a major waterways expansion project. All these and more at a time that he is fortifying the security apparatus with a set of brand new patrol vehicles and power bikes as well as three helicopters to assist in surveillance. Governor Ambode's great plans for Lagosians are not in doubt and are already being unfolded. He will get on with it while insisting that like Londoners, Lagosians too deserve good things of life…with some respect! COMMISSIONER FOR INFORMATION AND STRATEGY LAGOS STATE NOVEMBER 11, 2015 |
| Calls for censorship is on pornographic content on social media - House of Reps clarifies Posted: 11 Nov 2015 07:41 AM PST  "The House has prevailed upon the telecommunications service providers to either develop or acquire software that will block or filter-out certain images or contents that violate both moral and religious values in Nigeria. The resolution passed on the motion by the House include: • The Nigerian Communication Commission to create significant barriers to the misuse of mobile networks and services, phones and other devices used for the perpetration of such immoral contents. The House, however subscribed to the opinion of the mover of the motion that not censoring inappropriate and illicit material like pornography, sexual and homosexual ones on platforms such as YouTube, Whatsapp, Facebook, Twitter etc is a threat to the moral values and decency of the Nigerian society.  |
| Posted: 11 Nov 2015 07:51 AM PST   "It was a very unhappy ending for Gwen Stefani and Gavin Rossdale. Insiders exclusively reveal that the music super couple's 13-year marriage ended because of adultery: Rossdale's three-year relationship with the family's longtime nanny, Mindy Mann.Back in February, Stefani, 46, uncovered Rossdale's long-term affair with Mann, who cared for the couple's three sons, Kingston, 9, Zuma, 7, and Apollo, 20 months. |
| Toni Tones is topping the charts with her latest single, ‘Hey Boy’ & style! Posted: 11 Nov 2015 07:36 AM PST    Since 2013, she has released hit singles; 'I Know What You Like'produced by Mavin Records with the remix featuring Eldee, Vector and Ajebutter 22,ABA produced 'DMM is a beast' and most recently 'Hey Boy'. Hey boy is a sweet, ever green love song told from the point of view of a female lover. It is soft R'N'B infused with Pop sound. Top industry critics have called it sensational as it has received massive radio airplay across Nigeria and is bound to be a guaranteed cross over/global hit.  Recently Toni hosted top media executives in Nigeria to an exclusive brunch event at Sip Restaurant Lounge Victoria Island, Lagos to officially premiere 'Hey Boy'. At the event, she was the perfect poster girl for sexy chic as she opted for this shorts and blazer two-piece ensemble by Nigerian fashion brand Amarelisfrom the Elan Red store.  Toni treated her guests to a special performance of Hey Boy, while guests were treated to a selection of mouth-watering food and exotic fruity drinks. Also Ono Bello (Lead Consultant PR UNO) and Efe Omoregbe (Now Musik CEO) spoke about their plans to grow Toni's brand in the Nigerian Entertainment industry. Guests were given special autographed copies of the new single Hey Boy, branded Toni Tones souvenirs and top beauty products from one of the supporters of the event- Hair Infinity.   Toni is known for her electrifying stage performances, recently she performed at the grand finale of Elite Model Look Nigeria 2015 (EMLN). The singer captivated on stage wearing the silver dress, which featured a full skirt of Ostrich feathers. The sweetheart neckline dress is encrusted all the way down to the hips with real Swarovski crystals.  At EMLN, she walked the red carpet in a daring white and black ensemble from Ghanaian luxury women's clothing brand Lumiére Couture; the long sleeved top features a turtle neck and a sexy open décolletage. She also performed at the LoudNProud Live Series September edition and at the official opening party of Carlitos Grill/Tabu Ultra Lounge this October.   Most recently, Toni performed at the Veba fashion show, an exclusive fashion event to unveil Veba Textile Mills new collection. Wearing an outfit made by the fashion brand, Toni nailed her performance.    Toni has been getting a lot of attention from the media, after the release of Hey Boy, she was featured in Punch, The Nation, Daily Independent, Africa Magic's 'Jara', Channels TV, Cool Wazobia TV and many others. Watch Toni's interview on Channels TV here Watch Toni's interview on Cool Wazobia TV here https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Do9ifGjyPvY Toni who kick started a career in acting in 2012 with the award winning TV series 'Gidi Culture'has gone to feature in various TV series such as EbonyLife TVs'Married To The Game', 'Deadline'and many other acting roles. Download, listen & download 'Hey Boy' here! INSERTMUSIC- http://bit.ly/heyboybytonitones Watch Toni's video of 'I Know What You Like': INSERT MUSIC- https://youtu.be/8EpvmcLHzq0 For more information on Toni Tones, please visit Website: www.iamtonitones.com| Instagram: @iamtonitones | Twitter: @iamtonitones |Facebook: Toni Tones |Snap Chat: @iamtonitones |
| Don't use your generator for 1 month- Ben Murray-Bruce challenges Fashola, other ministers Posted: 11 Nov 2015 07:25 AM PST  Senator Ben Murray Bruce has challenged the new Minister of Power, Works and Housing, Babatunde Fashola not to use his generator for one month so he can feel the pain of Nigerians and work speedily to get the power sector working. He also challenged Rotimi Amaechi, the Minister of Transport to ensure he uses public transport for one month. See more of his tweet after the cut...  |
| Photos: Former EFCC boss, Lamorde hands over to newly appointed acting Chairman, Magu Posted: 11 Nov 2015 07:20 AM PST       |
| Kylie Jenner bares boobs in mesh top as she steps out in NY Posted: 11 Nov 2015 07:15 AM PST   |
| Photos: Minister of state for Petroleum resources, Ibe Kachiukwu, assumes office Posted: 11 Nov 2015 07:02 AM PST   "The working environment and perception of this ministry must change and we are working on that in NNPC as well. Leadership must come from the ministry. We have dwindling resources and we must see how to cut costs and improve on earnings"he said  |
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