Daring...You like?

Source: http://trendysturvs..com/2013/07/photos-toke-makinwas-outfit-to-future.html

Wow! The singer captioned the photo ''Performing at Iyanya Desire Album Launch Lagos #TBT #Black #Lace #Leather#TiannahStyling''. This outfit was styled by Toyin Lawani of Tianah styling.

Hot or not?

Source: http://trendysturvs..com/2013/07/you-just-have-to-stare-at-emma-nyras.html

The actress shared the photos on her page and wanted to know which one her fans prefered. So,Which would you rather go for? Black n white photo or the coloured?

Source: http://trendysturvs..com/2013/07/eniola-badmus-wants-to-know-which.html

Wow! She is still rocking her blond hair. You like?

Source: http://trendysturvs..com/2013/07/new-photos-of-nollywood-actress.html#comment-form

Lamar Odom attacked paparazzi on Wednesday.The 6ft10 basketball player lost his temper as he walked up to a photographer's car and threw all of his equipment out onto the road. This happened amid reports of marital trouble between Odom and wife Khloe Kardashian, after a woman coming forward to claim she had a year-long affair with him.

The interesting thing about this drama is that his wife, Khloe defended him.....wow! Do you think the paps deserved it?

Read khloe's tweets in the link below: http://trendysturvs..com/2013/07/photos-lamar-attacks-paparazzi-after.html

The lady above needed money and decided to send a direct message to one of her contacts @Lekanbadass on twitter. He asked if she was ready to have sex for the money and she agreed. He asked how much she wanted and she said N100, 000. The guy played along with her only to publish her DM's on twitter. Many have blamed him for his callous act. But who is to blame? @Lekanbadass or @MizFloxy who allowed herself to be used by the devil?

Read their direct messages in the link below: http://trendysturvs..com/2013/07/photos-nigerian-girl-from-ogun-state.html

KCee & Harry Song. Lol! Look very well o!

Source: http://trendysturvs..com/2013/07/whats-wrong-with-this-picture.html

Congrats to the beautiful couple

Source: http://trendysturvs..com/2013/07/love-is-beautiful-thing-23-year-old-man.html

The actress is on a long overdue vacation – to sail along the Mediterranean coast.The beautiful thing about her trip is that she does it in style. Kate is enjoying her Samsung endorsement deal. Hard work pays.

Source: http://trendysturvs..com/2013/07/nollywood-actress-kate-henshaw-sails.html

Adams Kennedy Unaji, a Nigerian activist who was instrumental in mobilizing participants in the 2012 “Occupy Nigeria” protests, has died. He died on Wednesday, July 3, 2013 while waiting to go on a radio talk show at Vision FM in Abuja. Sources at the station said he died of an apparent heart attack, but there is no medical corroboration of the source of death as this report was filed.

Mr. Unaji complained of feeling uncomfortable as he waited to go on air. “He said he needed to visit the loo,” said one source, who added, “Once he returned, he asked to be taken to the hospital. He was drenched in his own sweat.” The source added that a vehicle belonging to the station was immediately arranged to take the activist to the hospital, but he died a short distance from the clinic.He was the director of youth development at the Council for Nigerian National Interest. He held the position until his death.”Mr. Unaji is survived by his wife, Valentina Ibirogba, a Texas-based Nigerian, a son and his mother.

May his soul rest in peace...amen!

Source: http://trendysturvs..com/2013/07/youth-activist-adams-unaji-in-occupy.html

Hey! Before you spread rumours, its a scene from his new movie :-) You like? Ladies can you date a bald man?

Source: http://trendysturvs..com/2013/07/photo-desmond-elliot-now-bald.html

The amiable OAP will marry her boo Ekemelu Nnoli before the end of the month.

More photos of the beautiful pair in the link below

Source: http://trendysturvs..com/2013/07/nigeria-info-oap-matse-uwatse-fiance.html

The CEO of EWAR makeovers DIY makeup tips died today after child birth. She gave birth to a baby girl yesterday through CS in Lantoro hospital in Abeokuta and was in coma. She passed on this afternoon.

May her soul rest in peace.... Amen!

Source: http://trendysturvs..com/2013/07/nigerian-makeup-artist-adenike-ogungbe.html

The Pretty Designer Yvonne Nwosu is one lady who doesn't need tips on staying in style. As well as being a noted designer she is also a celebrity stylist and the founder of popular fashion line Vonne Couture. You like her jeans?

Source: http://trendysturvs..com/2013/07/yvonne-nwosu-spotted-in-shredded-denim.html

Both stunning. You like?

Source: http://trendysturvs..com/2013/07/photos-genevieve-nnaji-and-rita.html

The actress is back on set after the birth of her first child, Purity Okojie who just turned six months old. She tweeted the picture above with the caption "Wishing everyone of u a new month filled with celebration.shooting mode activated.love y'all plenty"

Source: http://trendysturvs..com/2013/07/photo-nollywood-superstar-mercy-johnson.html

Five students of the University of Lagos, UNILAG were involved in a fatal car accident along international airport Road in Ikeja, Lagos. Three reportedly died instantly at the scene of the accident.

According to reports, the students left from their off-campus hostel, Emerald to be precise, earlier yesterday, for the birthday of the mother of one of the girls' boyfriend., which went well. Infact one of the boys among the students proposed to the lady in the picture above Adelowotan Oluwafunmilayo, A 200L student of Quantity Surveying, who is now dead. May their souls rest in peace...

See the photos from the accident scene below. Viewers discretion is advised: http://trendysturvs..com/2013/07/photos-5-unilag-students-involved-in.html

Former Super Eagles midfielder, Thompson Oliha is dead. A member of the 1994 African Nations Cup winning squad died Sunday morning. Until his death, Oliha was one of the coaches at the Kwara State Football Academy in Ilorin. He was aged 44.

Oliha was on the bench yesterday morning when Kwara Football Academy(KFA)boys played a team from Mali. He was said to have complained of Malaria and was taken to an undisclosed hospital in the state capital. He died in the early hours of today and his body has been deposited at the mortuary.

May his soul rest in peace..amen!

Source: http://trendysturvs..com/2013/06/photo-former-super-eagles-star-thompson.html

Sources:http://trendysturvs..com/2013/06/miracle-53-year-old-woman-gives-birth.html, Vanguard

It was boundless joy at St Ives Hospital Lagos when a 53-year-old woman was recently delivered of two bouncing baby boys. The woman was conceived through Invitro Fertilisation (IVF), having waited for over 20 years in humiliation and agony.
IVF is a process by which an egg is fertilised by sperm outside the body. The process involves monitoring a woman’s ovulatory process, removing ovum or ova (egg or eggs) from the woman’s ovaries and letting sperm fertilise them in a fluid medium in a laboratory.
The fertilised egg (zygote) is then transferred to the patient’s uterus (womb) after three to five days of being in the incubator, with the intention of establishing a successful pregnancy.
“ If one is in a marriage for two – three years, and has no child to show for it, as an African, there will be pressure, so mine was not exceptional. Though my people respected my person, there were pressures both from within and outside. But l held on to God because I’m a strong Christian and l know He never fails. I serve a living God who is faithful despite our unfaithfulness. “I heard about St Ives just by chance. That was in September last year. Coincidentally, l did my Masters programme at Obafemi Awolowo University (OAU), very close to the hospital, and l never knew this place existed. It was divine and all things work together for those that love God.

“My advice to every woman wanting fruit of the womb is that they should hold on to God and l pray for them that their joy should come into manifestation soon. There is nothing impossible for God, it could be difficult with man but certainly not with God. If He can do mine at 53, it shows no case is concluded. “For me, l see it as a reward for my past shame. God has given me double glory, my two boys. It is more than a miracle. And for the management of St Ives, l keep praying for them because they are not after one’s money, if they were, l couldn't have registered. “People used to call me Big Mummy, but God has given me a new and better name, ‘mummy twins’. l am now a fulfilled woman,” she narrated.

Her husband, who claimed to be four months older than his wife, said he knew his wife at age 12 when they were in secondary school but time and space set them apart for separate marriages where the man was fortunate to have children unlike the woman. Fate however reunited them to become a happy family today having known each other for over 40 years. He said the joy that the twins brought to the family had overridden their past apprehension; trauma and agony all through the years of his wife’s infertility, adding that she might have wept secretly on countless occasions.

“Today, all we are saying is thank you God. My wife had fasted and prayed and l believed that is why you see her looking like under sixteen now. I must confess that everybody is happy,” he said. Reacting on the feat, Chief Medical Director of St Ives Hospital, Babatunde Okewale said the hospital’s Fertility Unit adopts a success-oriented approach towards infertility, focusing on solution for infertile couples at an affordable cost rather than doing endless investigation and tests.

The cost of IVF in most Nigerian hospitals, he said, was relatively between N650,000 and 1 million per circle and that was largely dependent on an individual patient. He noted that it was never a cheap process globally as it costs about 10, 000 dollars and above 5, 000 pounds in the United States of America and United Kingdom respectively. Okewale pointed out that there were other procedures in medicine that were more expensive than IVF, giving kidney transplant and hip replacement that cost over N1 million as examples. He maintained that the procedure was affordable by most Nigerians. He revealed that through IVF, about 550 babies have been delivered at his hospital which was established five years ago. He said St Ives does a half price promo once a year, in collaboration with some Non-Governmental Organisations.

Okewale further stated that the hospital is highly specialised in treating repeated IVF failure, provides treatment for men diagnosed with sperm problems and in elderly patients with a success of about 30 percent, including the conception and delivery by a 57-year-old woman.
As infertility continues on the rise worldwide, he enumerated some of the causes as urbanization, pollution, stress, chemical exposure, career orientation, late settlement in life, non-properly treated infections, obesity and abuse of antibiotics. Urging Nigerian women to start bearing children earlier, he also said that the success of IVF was determined by age and the earlier the better.

“ If one is in a marriage for two – three years, and has no child to show for it, as an African, there will be pressure, so mine was not exceptional. Though my people respected my person, there were pressures both from within and outside. But l held on to God because I’m a strong Christian and l know He never fails. I serve a living God who is faithful despite our unfaithfulness. “I heard about St Ives just by chance. That was in September last year. Coincidentally, l did my Masters programme at Obafemi Awolowo University (OAU), very close to the hospital, and l never knew this place existed. It was divine and all things work together for those that love God.

“My advice to every woman wanting fruit of the womb is that they should hold on to God and l pray for them that their joy should come into manifestation soon. There is nothing impossible for God, it could be difficult with man but certainly not with God. If He can do mine at 53, it shows no case is concluded. “For me, l see it as a reward for my past shame. God has given me double glory, my two boys. It is more than a miracle. And for the management of St Ives, l keep praying for them because they are not after one’s money, if they were, l couldn't have registered. “People used to call me Big Mummy, but God has given me a new and better name, ‘mummy twins’. l am now a fulfilled woman,” she narrated.

Her husband, who claimed to be four months older than his wife, said he knew his wife at age 12 when they were in secondary school but time and space set them apart for separate marriages where the man was fortunate to have children unlike the woman. Fate however reunited them to become a happy family today having known each other for over 40 years. He said the joy that the twins brought to the family had overridden their past apprehension; trauma and agony all through the years of his wife’s infertility, adding that she might have wept secretly on countless occasions.

“Today, all we are saying is thank you God. My wife had fasted and prayed and l believed that is why you see her looking like under sixteen now. I must confess that everybody is happy,” he said. Reacting on the feat, Chief Medical Director of St Ives Hospital, Babatunde Okewale said the hospital’s Fertility Unit adopts a success-oriented approach towards infertility, focusing on solution for infertile couples at an affordable cost rather than doing endless investigation and tests.

The cost of IVF in most Nigerian hospitals, he said, was relatively between N650,000 and 1 million per circle and that was largely dependent on an individual patient. He noted that it was never a cheap process globally as it costs about 10, 000 dollars and above 5, 000 pounds in the United States of America and United Kingdom respectively. Okewale pointed out that there were other procedures in medicine that were more expensive than IVF, giving kidney transplant and hip replacement that cost over N1 million as examples. He maintained that the procedure was affordable by most Nigerians. He revealed that through IVF, about 550 babies have been delivered at his hospital which was established five years ago. He said St Ives does a half price promo once a year, in collaboration with some Non-Governmental Organisations.

Okewale further stated that the hospital is highly specialised in treating repeated IVF failure, provides treatment for men diagnosed with sperm problems and in elderly patients with a success of about 30 percent, including the conception and delivery by a 57-year-old woman.
As infertility continues on the rise worldwide, he enumerated some of the causes as urbanization, pollution, stress, chemical exposure, career orientation, late settlement in life, non-properly treated infections, obesity and abuse of antibiotics. Urging Nigerian women to start bearing children earlier, he also said that the success of IVF was determined by age and the earlier the better.

“My advice to every woman wanting fruit of the womb is that they should hold on to God and l pray for them that their joy should come into manifestation soon. There is nothing impossible for God, it could be difficult with man but certainly not with God. If He can do mine at 53, it shows no case is concluded. “For me, l see it as a reward for my past shame. God has given me double glory, my two boys. It is more than a miracle. And for the management of St Ives, l keep praying for them because they are not after one’s money, if they were, l couldn't have registered. “People used to call me Big Mummy, but God has given me a new and better name, ‘mummy twins’. l am now a fulfilled woman,” she narrated.

Her husband, who claimed to be four months older than his wife, said he knew his wife at age 12 when they were in secondary school but time and space set them apart for separate marriages where the man was fortunate to have children unlike the woman. Fate however reunited them to become a happy family today having known each other for over 40 years. He said the joy that the twins brought to the family had overridden their past apprehension; trauma and agony all through the years of his wife’s infertility, adding that she might have wept secretly on countless occasions. “Today, all we are saying is thank you God. My wife had fasted and prayed and l believed that is why you see her looking like under sixteen now. I must confess that everybody is happy,” he said. Reacting on the feat, Chief Medical Director of St Ives Hospital, Babatunde Okewale said the hospital’s Fertility Unit adopts a success-oriented approach towards infertility, focusing on solution for infertile couples at an affordable cost rather than doing endless investigation and tests.

The cost of IVF in most Nigerian hospitals, he said, was relatively between N650,000 and 1 million per circle and that was largely dependent on an individual patient. He noted that it was never a cheap process globally as it costs about 10, 000 dollars and above 5, 000 pounds in the United States of America and United Kingdom respectively. Okewale pointed out that there were other procedures in medicine that were more expensive than IVF, giving kidney transplant and hip replacement that cost over N1 million as examples. He maintained that the procedure was affordable by most Nigerians. He revealed that through IVF, about 550 babies have been delivered at his hospital which was established five years ago. He said St Ives does a half price promo once a year, in collaboration with some Non-Governmental Organisations.

Okewale further stated that the hospital is highly specialised in treating repeated IVF failure, provides treatment for men diagnosed with sperm problems and in elderly patients with a success of about 30 percent, including the conception and delivery by a 57-year-old woman.
As infertility continues on the rise worldwide, he enumerated some of the causes as urbanization, pollution, stress, chemical exposure, career orientation, late settlement in life, non-properly treated infections, obesity and abuse of antibiotics. Urging Nigerian women to start bearing children earlier, he also said that the success of IVF was determined by age and the earlier the better. Her husband, who claimed to be four months older than his wife, said he knew his wife at age 12 when they were in secondary school but time and space set them apart for separate marriages where the man was fortunate to have children unlike the woman.

Fate however reunited them to become a happy family today having known each other for over 40 years. He said the joy that the twins brought to the family had overridden their past apprehension; trauma and agony all through the years of his wife’s infertility, adding that she might have wept secretly on countless occasions. “Today, all we are saying is thank you God. My wife had fasted and prayed and l believed that is why you see her looking like under sixteen now. I must confess that everybody is happy,” he said. Reacting on the feat, Chief Medical Director of St Ives Hospital, Babatunde Okewale said the hospital’s Fertility Unit adopts a success-oriented approach towards infertility, focusing on solution for infertile couples at an affordable cost rather than doing endless investigation and tests.

The cost of IVF in most Nigerian hospitals, he said, was relatively between N650,000 and 1 million per circle and that was largely dependent on an individual patient. He noted that it was never a cheap process globally as it costs about 10, 000 dollars and above 5, 000 pounds in the United States of America and United Kingdom respectively. Okewale pointed out that there were other procedures in medicine that were more expensive than IVF, giving kidney transplant and hip replacement that cost over N1 million as examples. He maintained that the procedure was affordable by most Nigerians. He revealed that through IVF, about 550 babies have been delivered at his hospital which was established five years ago. He said St Ives does a half price promo once a year, in collaboration with some Non-Governmental Organisations.

Okewale further stated that the hospital is highly specialised in treating repeated IVF failure, provides treatment for men diagnosed with sperm problems and in elderly patients with a success of about 30 percent, including the conception and delivery by a 57-year-old woman.
As infertility continues on the rise worldwide, he enumerated some of the causes as urbanization, pollution, stress, chemical exposure, career orientation, late settlement in life, non-properly treated infections, obesity and abuse of antibiotics. Urging Nigerian women to start bearing children earlier, he also said that the success of IVF was determined by age and the earlier the better.

“Today, all we are saying is thank you God. My wife had fasted and prayed and l believed that is why you see her looking like under sixteen now. I must confess that everybody is happy,” he said. Reacting on the feat, Chief Medical Director of St Ives Hospital, Babatunde Okewale said the hospital’s Fertility Unit adopts a success-oriented approach towards infertility, focusing on solution for infertile couples at an affordable cost rather than doing endless investigation and tests. The cost of IVF in most Nigerian hospitals, he said, was relatively between N650,000 and 1 million per circle and that was largely dependent on an individual patient. He noted that it was never a cheap process globally as it costs about 10, 000 dollars and above 5, 000 pounds in the United States of America and United Kingdom respectively.

Okewale pointed out that there were other procedures in medicine that were more expensive than IVF, giving kidney transplant and hip replacement that cost over N1 million as examples. He maintained that the procedure was affordable by most Nigerians. He revealed that through IVF, about 550 babies have been delivered at his hospital which was established five years ago. He said St Ives does a half price promo once a year, in collaboration with some Non-Governmental Organisations.

Okewale further stated that the hospital is highly specialised in treating repeated IVF failure, provides treatment for men diagnosed with sperm problems and in elderly patients with a success of about 30 percent, including the conception and delivery by a 57-year-old woman.
As infertility continues on the rise worldwide, he enumerated some of the causes as urbanization, pollution, stress, chemical exposure, career orientation, late settlement in life, non-properly treated infections, obesity and abuse of antibiotics. Urging Nigerian women to start bearing children earlier, he also said that the success of IVF was determined by age and the earlier the better.

The cost of IVF in most Nigerian hospitals, he said, was relatively between N650,000 and 1 million per circle and that was largely dependent on an individual patient. He noted that it was never a cheap process globally as it costs about 10, 000 dollars and above 5, 000 pounds in the United States of America and United Kingdom respectively. Okewale pointed out that there were other procedures in medicine that were more expensive than IVF, giving kidney transplant and hip replacement that cost over N1 million as examples. He maintained that the procedure was affordable by most Nigerians. He revealed that through IVF, about 550 babies have been delivered at his hospital which was established five years ago.

He said St Ives does a half price promo once a year, in collaboration with some Non-Governmental Organisations. Okewale further stated that the hospital is highly specialised in treating repeated IVF failure, provides treatment for men diagnosed with sperm problems and in elderly patients with a success of about 30 percent, including the conception and delivery by a 57-year-old woman. As infertility continues on the rise worldwide, he enumerated some of the causes as urbanization, pollution, stress, chemical exposure, career orientation, late settlement in life, non-properly treated infections, obesity and abuse of antibiotics. Urging Nigerian women to start bearing children earlier, he also said that the success of IVF was determined by age and the earlier the better.

Okewale further stated that the hospital is highly specialised in treating repeated IVF failure, provides treatment for men diagnosed with sperm problems and in elderly patients with a success of about 30 percent, including the conception and delivery by a 57-year-old woman.
As infertility continues on the rise worldwide, he enumerated some of the causes as urbanization, pollution, stress, chemical exposure, career orientation, late settlement in life, non-properly treated infections, obesity and abuse of antibiotics. Urging Nigerian women to start bearing children earlier, he also said that the success of IVF was determined by age and the earlier the better.
In a chat with Vanguard in Lagos, the elated woman, who pleaded anonymity, probably for cultural reasons, described it as “20 years of tensed waiting for her marriage to produce fruits.” The jubilant nursing mother and her husband said they were not after publicity but decided to speak to the press in order to encourage couples who are presently facing similar challenges in their marriage not to give up, adding that it is never too late for anyone. She admitted that she has almost given up when it was obvious that menopause had set in but continued to exercise her religious faith, until according to her, God directed her to St Ives Centre, even when she was not having the required money to carry out the IVF circle.

Imagine giving birth after 20 years!!! Nothing short of a miracle.

The 27 year old actress who is the face of the cosmetics brand smoulders in this 2013 ad campaign for Zaron Hair and Make-up.. Yvonne goes from subtle to full-on glamouresque.

Source: http://trendysturvs..com/2013/06/photos-yvonne-nelsons-zaron-hair-make.html

God bless the twins and others who have contributed but OJB still needs N8 million naira to complete the money needed for his treatment. Vector and Ruggedman donated an undisclosed amount

To donate to OJB see details below;
Babatunde Okungbowa. UBA - 1015075120

Source: http://trendysturvs..com/2013/06/p-square-issues-n5-million-cheque.html

Victor Olalusi, a Nigerian student has emerged the best graduating student with a grade point of 5.0 in the Faculty of Clinical Sciences at the Russian National Research Medical University, Moscow.

Olalusi previously had the best WAEC result in 2004. JAMB Best Science Student (JAMB score 322) - 2006. Cowbell Prize Award - 2006. Medcine First Merit list (OAU) - 2006. Highest OAU Post UME (score - 325) - 2006. Federal Government Scholarship (Medcine and Surgery) - 2006.

Congrats to him! Nigerians are making us proud.

Source: http://trendysturvs..com/2013/06/photo-nigerian-student-graduates-with.html

You like?

Source: http://trendysturvs..com/2013/06/photo-toolz-outfit-to-dkm-concert.html

Contrary to the rumours going on, the pair are still together and going on strong. Nadia posted the pictures on her Instagram page with the caption "#Life is a beautiful journey for all those who are willing to #live and #love

All the best to them!

Source: http://trendysturvs..com/2013/06/photos-jim-iyke-and-nadia-buari-still.html

A woman knows the face of the man she loves as a sailor knows the open sea. Toyin Lawani was spotted with her 21 year old fiancee and her daughter from a previous marriage. According to reports Toyin says she's better than Madonna in Cougar affairs as Madonna who is 50 is dating a 22 year old boy.

SWAG family!

Source: http://trendysturvs..com/2013/06/photo-31-year-old-toyin-lawani-steps.html

According to the Sun, Kanye West proposed to Kim Kardashian after she gave birth to their daughter North.The 36-year-old rapper asked the reality star to marry him just days after the couple welcomed their first child.

While Kanye is said to have asked Kim to marry him without an engagement ring he is said to have spent £500,000 on a rare black diamond ring, as a gift to mark the birth of their child.

The pair are said to be planning a September wedding in Paris.

Source: http://trendysturvs..com/2013/06/kanye-west-proposes-to-kim-kardashian.html

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Source:http://trendysturvs..com/2013/06/bold-and-beautiful-eniola-badmus-in.html

People are usually very particular about what they eat and how it looks, while others absolutely do not mind.

Take a good look at this picture; would you eat this yam, if it were brought for you?

Source: http://trendysturvs..com/2013/06/would-you-eat-this-yam-if-it-were.html

A man is so smitten by good looks of dogs that he has decided to go for plastic surgery to make him look like a dog.The Brazilian man offered an unknown sum of money to doctors to transplant his face with the dog's face.

The doctor transplanted man's facial features, like ear, nose, lips and eyebrows with parts obtained from severed head of a dead dog.The man is being called as man-dog after he went for the weird surgery.

More photos in the link below: http://trendysturvs..com/2013/06/unbelievable-photos-brazilian-man-gets.html

Which is correct to say, “The yolk of the egg is white” or “The yolk of the egg are white?”

http://trendysturvs..com/2013/06/tsb-brain-teaser-lets-see-how-smart-you.html