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An upcoming singer, Olowu Taiwo aka LT. has
said that rapper, Olamide stole the popular
'Shakiti Bobo' dance moves from him.
LT made this assertion during an interview with
HIP TV, monitored by Vanguard Newspaper. In
his words, "After I did my video, a friend of mine
told me the dance I did in the video (Yobo
dance) was trending on Instagram by Olamide.
And my friend told me he had already told
someone who is in Olamide's crew about the
dance. I released the audio version of my own
song on 22nd April, 2015, and Olamide released
his own song on 2nd May. During that time, I
was working on my viral video which I released
on 6th May. It wasn't up to 24 hours after that,
I
saw 'Shakiti Bobo.' I was like, what's going on;
why is this happening at this particular time. I'm
not here to point fingers that someone stole my
dance moves, but I feel it's not cool for you to
do something that you knew about from
someone
else, and pick it up as your own."
Meanwhile, when a call was put through to
Olamide's manager, Alex, to react to the story,
he hung up the phone, and other attempts to
reach him proved abortive.

Students of the Olabisi Onabanjo University, Ago
Iwoye in Ogun State have taken over the two
lanes of the Sagamu-Ore Expressway, protesting
the death of no fewer than 11 students of the
university on Saturday in a crash.
The protesting students, who converged on the
Ilishan Remo/Sagamu Junction, the scene of
the accident, on Monday, blocked the road,
forcing motorists both from the Benin and
Lagos/Abeokuta ends of the highway to either
turn back or stay on same spot at a safe
distance.
Students of Olabisi Onabanjo University during a
protest over the ghasty accident involving some
students of the university at Ilisha-Ijebu-Ode
road
in Ogun State… on Monday.
Eleven students of the state-owned institution
died in their bus, said to be conveying them to
Ota, Ogun State around mid-day on Saturday,
after a container fell off a truck, which was
driving against traffic, landed on the bus, killing
the students in the proccess.
Our correspondent reports that the protesters,
which have been blocking the road since about
10am, wept uncontrollably while raining heavy
curses on the errant truck driver, who drove on
the wrong lane, caused the container to fall on
the bus conveying the students and killing them
in the process. Source: http://www.gidimasters.com/2015/06/crash-oou-students-block-sagamu-ore.html?m=1

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Looking for a child has been a most harrowing
challenge for a great number of men and
women. The Bible tells the agonizing story of a
woman who continuously wailed as she sought a
child. God took pity on Hannah and gave her a
child after the intervention of Prophet Eli. She
became the mother of Samuel, a giant in the
history of Jews.
Henry the VIII of England, in his search for a
male heir, beheaded six queens, yet he died
without a son and was succeeded by Queen
Elizabeth the 1st. In the end, Henry VIII took
England out of the Roman Catholic Church and
established the Anglican Church in what became
known as the English Reformation.
Single professional women have had no bar to
their adoption of children. They may have done
so in cases where child birth was difficult; when,
however, adoption has occurred, sometimes
successful pregnancies ensued. So far, there has
been no stigma involved in adopted children; if
there is, the evidence is small, although I can
imagine needling comments of the kind of
women that Mama Gee portrays in Nollywood.
In some societies, women marry younger girls for
their husbands for all sorts of reasons. Our upper
and middle class women almost invariably have
children, who, in every other way except legally,
had been adopted. It is not always a happy
experience but then which marriage is always a
happy experience? There is the occasional
friction when the woman dies without a will
because her relatives may make claims or fight
to take all the material possessions of the dead,
thereby cutting the adopted child out of his
lawful inheritance. My mother, on the other hand,
had several adopted children, who remain my
siblings till date.
Duruyani and Hannaniya were married for 20
years and, just like any other couple, they tried
to have children. However, unlike others, it took
them several years to conceive and, despite the
challenge with conception and their expectations,
all the pregnancies unfortunately ended in
miscarriages. This was a very grieving deal for
them because the babies would grow to about 5
or 6 months in the womb and then a miscarriage
would occur, and some of these miscarriages
were for multiple babies. The enlightened couple
utilized their globe-trotting exposure to seek
medical solution overseas, all to no avail.
Miracle
Eventually, as time progressed, Durayani became
ill and was diagnosed with various kinds of
ailments. She developed a type of cough the
doctors could not understand and, on the film,
some dark spots were seen in her chest region
and lungs. Being devoted Christians, they sought
medical solution to the challenge yet committed
it to the Lord as they expected some miracle.
Eventually the Lord took this strange ailment
away from her.
One day, while they dined at a Chinese
restaurant in Abuja, Durayani began to bleed.
She knew what was happening. Her husband, a
microbiologist and specialist neurophysician,
rushed her to three different hospitals.
Unfortunately, in each hospital, the senior
doctors had all gone home. After the third stop,
he rushed her to the National Hospital where he
found out again that all the senior doctors had
also closed for the day. At this point, he chose
to go against the ethics of his profession that
advise against a man performing surgery on his
spouse. With junior doctors around with the few
junior doctors on duty, they quickly set up the
theatre and began the surgery to take out the
blood clot that was about to snuff life out of his
beloved wife. Then an experienced doctor came
around for an entirely different reason, and heard
of the situation and ran to take over the surgery.
Doctor’s report versus God’s report
On another day, she fell ill and, in the course of
seeking solution in South Africa, they were told
that the blood result was bad news: cancer.
They were shaken and took the challenge once
more to the Lord in prayers. They rejected the
doctor’s report and held unto the Lord’s report.
They sought medical solution in the U.K
afterwards and the doctors became puzzled and
asked, “Who said she had a blood disease, a rare
form of blood cancer?” To the glory of God, the
results of the latter test showed there was no
trace of the cancer. Did a miracle take place?
They rejoiced and praised the Lord. Soon after
this great news, they got a call from the South
African doctors stating that there was a mix up
with her tests. They investigated further and
confirmed that she did not have any form of
cancer in her system. Having gone through so
much and having wailed on the Lord in the
secret place of the Lord, they remained sober
and thankful, once more, for sparing her life.
Surrogacy
After a while, they tried to have children again
but to no avail; miscarriages continued.
Eventually they figured that since her womb
could not keep the pregnancies, they would
consider the option of surrogacy. Their Harley
Street doctor, one of the first doctors in the
world to successfully deliver in vitro (IVF) babies,
had been very sympathetic to their cause and,
after series of failed IVF, suggested surrogacy to
them.
They began the procedures and, as eggs could
be stored for years, they decided to store the
excess eggs while they sought for a surrogate
mother to carry their child. Unfortunately, the
surrogacy laws in Britain were so strict that it
would have been impossible to find a mother to
carry the child. The doctor, who was natively
Greek, suggested that they find a surrogate in
Greece. They embraced the idea but it was soon
forgotten because there was a serious problem
with the transportation of the eggs out of the
region.
When that failed, they tried to transport the eggs
to Nigeria but the results were the same as that
of Greece. It seemed like they would never be
able to have their own children, so they opted for
adoption. They adopted a little boy, now 6 years
old, and later a girl, now aged 4. Duruyani’s body
had gone through so much strain over these
years and age was not on her side as she was
classified as High Risk Pregnancy if she took in.
On two occasions, she had been diagnosed with
cancer, and later lymphoma; she had suffered
hemorrhage, strange cough which left dark
patches on her lungs; she had suffered
emotional, physical and psychological trauma.
She had also been on bed rest all through these
pregnancies that resulted in miscarriages.
Yet the good Lord delivered her from the cold
hands of death. Her husband, Hannaniya, a rare
Igbira man from Kogi State, remained a most
loving husband to her, an Igbomina from Kwara
State, and kept all their travails away from family
and friends. They loved and doted on their two
adopted children and once more wondered if it
was necessary to have their own biological
children.
Appointed time
The Lord understood the desires of their heart
and decided to seal their faith with a remarkable
gift to them in 2014. They got a call from their
doctor in Harley Street that the law had lifted
the storage limit of the human eggs/embryo
which negated the earlier law of five years.
Perhaps because they were silently thinking once
more of their unborn children, they became
expectant. Her eggs were still available and
decided to try once more. This time they asked
for the frozen eggs to be sent to Nigeria and this
became the appointed time for them for they
were able to transport the eggs and implant
them in Lagos.
29 weeks after the implantation of the embryo,
Hannaniya, while at work, got a call from the
surgeon that his twin baby girls had been
delivered weighing 0.9kg and 1kg respectively.
He could not believe his ears and questioned the
time and date of delivery to which the surgeon
responded that it was either they were saved at
that point in time or they were lost like all the
others gone.
Delivered alive
Hannaniya, knowing what everybody in this
country and beyond knew, which was that the
babies had a slim chance of survival in a country
like Nigeria, did not get excited. He did not worry
either but chose as usual to leave this one more
challenge to God. For the first time, their babies
had been delivered alive; so it was clear that the
Lord had given them the miracle of an identical
twin birth, but with incessant power outages and
the inadequate medical care, especially for
neonates in the incubators, what would be the
fate of these little ones?
As usual and with wisdom, he chose to keep the
news away from family and friends for he did not
want to get excited over his preterm babies.
They willingly submitted the case to the Lord and
waited for time to celebrate if it was the will of
God for them. As God gave his approval, both
babies survived and were christened Grace and
Esther on Sunday, March 22, 2015.
The other two children who had been adopted
were also christened on the same day. There
was a lovely celebration of the two babies and
their older adopted siblings afterwards at the
beautiful event organized by the family in the
Federal Capital Territory, Abuja. Their
phenomenal testimony was shared by the
husband himself and all those present were
amazed. Their parents, siblings, relations, friends
and well-wishers were speechless and moved to
tears of joy for the grace of God on their beloved
children.
There are great lessons to learn from the power
of prayers and the power in sealed lips for they
did not give room to any interference or
sympathy from family and friends.
Research for the story was done by Ugonna
Ezeanya and Chinwe Ezeanya and I am privileged
to bring you the wonderful saga. SOURCE: http://www.gidimasters.com/2015/06/the-quest-for-child.html?m=1

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Emekamex:
Osinbajo: Tinubu's Assistant

Lobatan

Vice President, Prof. Yemi Osibanjo visit to Calabar
the Cross River State capital, yesterday brought to
a
halt human and vehicular movements for several
hours as security operatives shut down the major
routes in the capital city. Besides, this
development
also grounded business activities following the
blockade of roads to markets and other business
centers. Also, journalists who left their homes to
cover the event as early as 8:00am, could not get
to
the venue even at 11: am as roads were blocked.
This was as some press men who arrived the
venue late were denied access to the hall to cover
the event by security men at the entrance. Some
business operators, who spoke with our reporter
lamented that it was a wasted day as they lost
several thousands of naira from roads blockade.
They said it was a strange development as they
have never witness such scenario were a vice
president's visit will terminate activities of the
residents. One of them, Asuquo Akanimoh, who
owns a shop at the watt market said, "i left my
house at eight miles to my shop only to spent six
hours on the road, even when i got to my shop the
entire place was dull because customers could not
have access to the roads due to the markets, as i
speak with you i have not sold even a pant which
is
very bad.
I pay taxes and rent and everyday i my business
counts, please this situation can be handled in a
different way," he said Also, Itoro Etim, a
commercial taxi chauffeur said the day was
wasted
because he could not ply the road even when he
had already hired a taxi for the day.
The VP who was a keynote speaker and special
guest of honor at the occasion of the 10th
Memorial
Anniversary of the first High Court judge of the then
South Eastern State, Justice Peter Odo Effiong
Bassey, held at the University of Calabar. Source: http://www.gidimasters.com/2015/06/photos-vp-osinbajos-visit-shuts-down.html?m=1

BENIN—EDO State chapter of All Progressives
Congress, APC, has dismissed, as
a figment of the imagination of the authors,
reports of bribery allegations,
purportedly levelled against the National
Chairman of the party, Chief
John Odigie-
Oyegun, by governors of the party.
State Publicity Secretary of the party, Godwin
Erhahon, who spoke on the issue,
yesterday, said: "The publication is a figment of
the imagination of
the author. We
in Edo State, have been able to read the
statement of the governors and the
national chairman and there was no spelt-out
allegation or call for
resignation."
According to the report , the eight APC
governors, including Governor Adams
Oshiomhole, were alleged to have held a
meeting with the national chairman,
where they expressed their displeasure over his
"collecting gifts from Senator
Bukola Saraki before the election, while
pretending to" be in support
of the party's
decision to cede the Senate Presidency to
Senator Ahmed Lawan.
Although the National Publicity Secretary of the
party, Alhaji Lai Mohammed, had
refuted the claims, Erhahon insisted that the
state chapter of the party had
assessed the outcome of the meeting, which he
said did not border on the said
allegation.
He said: "In any case, who can bribe the
national chairman and what for? The
emergence of the current Senate President and
Speaker of the House of
Representatives was something that was not
expected. It took everybody by
surprise and the governor took his own position.
"Everybody is also aware that President
Mohammadu Buhari told everyone to
calm down and ensure that the matter was not
allowed to break the party. So, at
what level will bribery come in?" Source: http://www.gidimasters.com/2015/06/edo-apc-defends-oyegun-against-bribery.html?m=1

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Squatting in super-tight "skinny" jeans may pose
a health risk, Australian doctors warned
Tuesday,
reporting the case of a woman who temporarily
lost feeling in her legs from an hours-long
squeeze.
The 35-year-old collapsed and had to be
hospitalised the day after helping a relative
move
home, spending hours on her haunches to
unpack cupboards.
The unusual case was reported in a British
specialist publication, the Journal of Neurology
Neurosurgery & Psychiatry.
"She had been wearing tight 'skinny' jeans and
recalled that these had felt increasingly tight
and
uncomfortable as the day wore on," the journal
said.
"Later that evening, she experienced numbness
in her feet and found it difficult to walk, which
caused her to trip and fall.
"Unable to get up, she spent several hours lying
on the ground before she was found."
The woman's legs were so swollen that the
jeans could only be removed by cutting them
off,
said the statement.
She couldn't move her ankles or toes properly,
and had lost feeling in her lower legs and feet.
She was put on a drip, and was
able to walk normally again four
days later.
Doctors at the Royal Adelaide
Hospital, South Australia, said
the jeans, combined with the
squatting, had reduced blood
supply to the leg muscles.
At the same time, nerve fibres
connecting to the lower legs
had been damaged by prolonged
compression, which explained
the numbness and loss of
control.
"The present case represents a new
neurological
complication of wearing tight jeans," they wrote. Source: http://www.gidimasters.com/2015/06/how-skinny-jeans-could-pose-health-risk.html?m=1