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American singer, Chris Brown, on Tuesday lost his Lamborghini Aventador after it was crashed in Beverly Hill..

Luckily, the singer was not in the insanely
expensive car during the horrific incident as
TMZ revealed the father of one often lets his
friends drive his car, and it was possibly a
case of a friend fleeing the crash site after
totalling the vehicle.

A source close to the singer confirmed he had no clue that the car had been destroyed as the Lambo was found at the site of the crash and there was no one behind the wheel when the police arrived the scene.. See photos below;

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American singer, Chris Brown, on Tuesday lost his Lamborghini Aventador after it was crashed in Beverly Hill..

Luckily, the singer was not in the insanely
expensive car during the horrific incident as
TMZ revealed the father of one often lets his
friends drive his car, and it was possibly a
case of a friend fleeing the crash site after
totalling the vehicle.

A source close to the singer confirmed he had no clue that the car had been destroyed as the Lambo was found at the site of the crash and there was no one behind the wheel when the police arrived the scene.. See photos below;

After saving up to buy her a very beautiful handbag she was so in love with My girlfriend bought me a pair of used my daddy dash me ankle boots from lord knows where .. she was even proud of herself for adding shoe polish before she gave them to me. Smh!


what's your story?

Oyind17:
I will run!!!!!!!!!

even when He's worth 65 million naira! ?

misspicy:
I know a Romancelander that has this type of hair on his chest



don't ask me how I got to know

You're dating
....
He comes over for the first time
.....
He takes off his shirt and you see this
.....
What do you do next ladies?....
(1) Run
(2) Shave it ....
(3) Lay on it


what do y'all ladies think about guys having hairy chests?

Giving minors 'propaganda of nontraditional sexual relations' is illegal in Russia, though the definition of 'nontraditional' here is vague





Lalasticlacla do the needful by pushing this to front page so people can learn

Taking any literature that glorifies Nazis in or out of Germany is illegal, as is cycling under the influence of alcohol

Shouting offensive words in public is banned in Mexico, as is any sort of 'nude artistic display'

In Algeria, it's illegal to encourage conversion to a different faith, and to engage in same-sex sexual relations

In Thailand, it's illegal to criticize the monarchy - carrying a jail sentence of up to 15 years - and to drive a car shirtless

In Singapore, one of the most rules-heavy countries in the world, it's illegal to litter or smoke in public places - and homosexuality is defined by law as an 'outrage on decency'

In the UAE, alcohol is permitted in certain situations but public drunkenness will not to be tolerated, nor will any sort of obscene hand gestures

In Malaysia, it's illegal to collect local flora and fauna without permission from the government 

Disseminating non-Islamic religious material in Malaysia could land you an arrest too

In Cuba it's illegal to photograph the military, police and any railways or airports

It is also against the law in Cuba for men to dress in clothes designed for women, and vice versa

In Saudi Arabia, visitors are banned from having Christmas decorations

Other prohibited behaviours in Saudi Arabia include the consumption of alcohol, taking photos of women and dancing or playing music in public. What will be public, however, is your potential flogging as punishment for breaking the law.

Additionally, women entering a public domain must be accompanied by a man, and must seek permission from him before leaving.

There are plenty of laws to break in Uganda, including the wearing of miniskirts

7. Just a friend.


From him being just a friend, he’s your boyfriend and then all of a sudden, something else is brewing.

6. Talk, I’m listening.
Which means keep talking. Not interested

5. I need money

When I’m not your bank account.

4. I am pregnant
U Say whatt?

3. Let’s be friends
Into the friend zone you go. Down down there.

2. It is complicated


No really, you need to give a definite answer.
Don’t beat around the bush to be quite honest. It really is hardly complicated.

1. Are you done?
Which is all sorts of shady to be quite honest. Wack game amidst others.

The power of words is pretty amazing.
Some phrases just have the ability to instantly change your mood. Sometimes, when you’re having a normal conversation, some of these phrases pop up and instantly ruin everything.

American Police Investigating A US Ponzi Scheme Called TELEXFREE PONZI SCHEME Which Is Just Like MMM Promising Participants Mouthwatering Interest After 1 Month, And Paying Old Particpants With New Participants Money, Find $20Million Cash Hidden Inside The Bed Of One Of Their Guiders hidden inside a box spring in a Massachusetts apartment has been seized as part of a wide-ranging investigation into an internet telecom company that was actually a massive international pyramid scheme.


The cash was found Wednesday inside a Westborough apartment by investigators who had tailed a Brazilian man from New York. Cleber Rene Rizerio Rocha, 28, was charged with conspiring to commit money laundering. He could spend up to 20 years in prison and be fined twice the gross gain or loss.


He was held after an appearance in federal court Thursday pending a detention hearing scheduled for next week. His lawyer could not immediately be reached.

The cash seizure was made in connection with an investigation into TelexFree, a Marlborough, Massachusetts-based company that purportedly sold VOIP telephone service.


TelexFree had few customers and made most of its revenue from people buying into the company with a promise of payouts for posting online ads for it, prosecutors have said. They were paid with money from new recruits, often friends and family of earlier investors.

TelexFree was a massive pyramid scheme and filed for bankruptcy in 2014
Although initially aimed at Brazilian immigrants to Massachusetts, authorities allege almost one million people worldwide were swindled out of nearly $1.8 billion.

TelexFree filed for bankruptcy in 2014, its assets frozen, and its two principals were indicted on federal charges of wire fraud and conspiracy.
One of them, former chief executive James Merrill, pleaded guilty in October and awaits sentencing on February 2.
The other, Carlos Wanzeler, fled to his native Brazil where he remains, U.S. prosecutors said. Rocha was part of a scheme to transfer millions of dollars of hidden TelexFree assets to Brazil by laundering the cash through Hong Kong, prosecutors said.

According to court documents, Rocha, acting as a courier for Wanzeler’s nephew, flew from Brazil to New York City a few days ago. Rocha then met with a cooperating witness at a restaurant in Hudson, Massachusetts, and gave him a suitcase containing $2.2million.
After the meeting, agents followed Rocha to the Westborough apartment and later arrested him.[img]American Police Investigating A US Ponzi Scheme Called TELEXFREE PONZI SCHEME Which Is Just Like MMM Promising Participants Mouthwatering Interest After 1 Month, And Paying Old Particpants With New Participants Money, Find $20Million Cash Hidden Inside The Bed Of One Of Their Guiders hidden inside a box spring in a Massachusetts apartment has been seized as part of a wide-ranging investigation into an internet telecom company that was actually a massive international pyramid scheme.


The cash was found Wednesday inside a Westborough apartment by investigators who had tailed a Brazilian man from New York. Cleber Rene Rizerio Rocha, 28, was charged with conspiring to commit money laundering. He could spend up to 20 years in prison and be fined twice the gross gain or loss.


He was held after an appearance in federal court Thursday pending a detention hearing scheduled for next week. His lawyer could not immediately be reached.

The cash seizure was made in connection with an investigation into TelexFree, a Marlborough, Massachusetts-based company that purportedly sold VOIP telephone service.


TelexFree had few customers and made most of its revenue from people buying into the company with a promise of payouts for posting online ads for it, prosecutors have said. They were paid with money from new recruits, often friends and family of earlier investors.

TelexFree was a massive pyramid scheme and filed for bankruptcy in 2014
Although initially aimed at Brazilian immigrants to Massachusetts, authorities allege almost one million people worldwide were swindled out of nearly $1.8 billion.

TelexFree filed for bankruptcy in 2014, its assets frozen, and its two principals were indicted on federal charges of wire fraud and conspiracy.
One of them, former chief executive James Merrill, pleaded guilty in October and awaits sentencing on February 2.
The other, Carlos Wanzeler, fled to his native Brazil where he remains, U.S. prosecutors said. Rocha was part of a scheme to transfer millions of dollars of hidden TelexFree assets to Brazil by laundering the cash through Hong Kong, prosecutors said.

According to court documents, Rocha, acting as a courier for Wanzeler’s nephew, flew from Brazil to New York City a few days ago. Rocha then met with a cooperating witness at a restaurant in Hudson, Massachusetts, and gave him a suitcase containing $2.2million.
After the meeting, agents followed Rocha to the Westborough apartment and later arrested him.[/img]American Police Investigating A US Ponzi Scheme Called TELEXFREE PONZI SCHEME Which Is Just Like MMM Promising Participants Mouthwatering Interest After 1 Month, And Paying Old Particpants With New Participants Money, Find $20Million Cash Hidden Inside The Bed Of One Of Their Guiders hidden inside a box spring in a Massachusetts apartment has been seized as part of a wide-ranging investigation into an internet telecom company that was actually a massive international pyramid scheme.


The cash was found Wednesday inside a Westborough apartment by investigators who had tailed a Brazilian man from New York. Cleber Rene Rizerio Rocha, 28, was charged with conspiring to commit money laundering. He could spend up to 20 years in prison and be fined twice the gross gain or loss.


He was held after an appearance in federal court Thursday pending a detention hearing scheduled for next week. His lawyer could not immediately be reached.

The cash seizure was made in connection with an investigation into TelexFree, a Marlborough, Massachusetts-based company that purportedly sold VOIP telephone service.


TelexFree had few customers and made most of its revenue from people buying into the company with a promise of payouts for posting online ads for it, prosecutors have said. They were paid with money from new recruits, often friends and family of earlier investors.

TelexFree was a massive pyramid scheme and filed for bankruptcy in 2014
Although initially aimed at Brazilian immigrants to Massachusetts, authorities allege almost one million people worldwide were swindled out of nearly $1.8 billion.

TelexFree filed for bankruptcy in 2014, its assets frozen, and its two principals were indicted on federal charges of wire fraud and conspiracy.
One of them, former chief executive James Merrill, pleaded guilty in October and awaits sentencing on February 2.
The other, Carlos Wanzeler, fled to his native Brazil where he remains, U.S. prosecutors said. Rocha was part of a scheme to transfer millions of dollars of hidden TelexFree assets to Brazil by laundering the cash through Hong Kong, prosecutors said.

According to court documents, Rocha, acting as a courier for Wanzeler’s nephew, flew from Brazil to New York City a few days ago. Rocha then met with a cooperating witness at a restaurant in Hudson, Massachusetts, and gave him a suitcase containing $2.2million.
After the meeting, agents followed Rocha to the Westborough apartment and later arrested him.

After 10 years, the second season of Big Brother Naija is holding in South Africa and some Nigerians are angry and disappointed - take your pick.

While some are demanding that MultiChoice 'relocates to South Africa,' others are asking that the Government bans the reality show or 'call DSTV to order' for hosting a show meant for Nigerians in South Africa.

Nigerians deserve to be angry, but at this point, their anger is misplaced. Rather than throw tantrums and be angry at the organizers, Nigerians should be angry that the country does not have what it takes to host the show - because we truly don't have it.

We don't have a world class standard TV production institute, no Nigerian station has the infrastructure to get them the license to broadcast the Nigerian premiere league - Supersport, a channel owned by a South African company does that.

What has NTA as a national station done for us? What original productions have they offered us in recent years? What Nigerian studio has what it takes to produce Big Brother Nigeria?
A Big Brother reality show is more than putting 12 humans in a fine house and have a camera capture their every moment. A lot more is involved financially, technically and Nigeria doesn't have those.

However, Nigerians are not interested in these factors, we are simply in our bloated entitlement zone, thinking everything should be handed to us.

The budget for the 2006 edition of the reality show cost approximately $3m. $3m in a year the country's economy was a lot better? Do the maths in 2017.

Obi Asika who produced the 2006 edition of the reality series shared a hilarious but unfortunate incident with Pulse Journalist
Ayomide Tayo during an interview.


“I remember a particular day when our generator provider decided to switch off the generator at 5am on a Saturday morning,"
he started.
"We had to put the cameras on loop. Some guy was just being an irritant. I can’t remember why he even did it. He had decided he wasn’t getting enough adverts or something (it was a barter deal)," Asika recounted.
“So that was probably the most hectic day of all the days. It took us till about 12 noon to get the generator back on but because it was Saturday morning, people did not know that we were looping the whole tape because we couldn’t go live. We couldn’t take that risk and go off the air. We can’t go off the air. Big Brother doesn’t go off air in any country," he added.
Imagine Big Brother Naija in Nigeria and the light goes off, Nigerians would definitely have a fun day on Twitter.


Throwback to the Nigeria 1999 during the FIFA World Youth Championship which took place in Nigeria between April 3 and April 24, Nepa took the light during one of the night matches.
The structure and infrastructure for certain shows do not exist in Nigeria.


According to a Nigerian broadcaster Femi Sowoolu, Nigeria is the most populous black region on Earth.' Then I wonder, does being the most populous region magically come with structure and quality? Does it mean that we give up quality to satisfy our ego as the most 'populous' region?
In defence of their decision to shoot the reality series in South Africa, the organisers in a Q and A session on their site said, "We have a fully equipped house in South Africa which is used for the Big Brother shows."
"This means we are able to achieve high production values whilst meeting tight timelines/deadlines and ensuring the show comes to our viewers on time, as planned, and with the same globally renowned quality," they added.


Big Brother Nigeria isn't the only African Big Brother show shot in South Africa. All Big Brother reality shows programmed in Africa are shot in South Africa, including Big Brother Africa, Mozambique and Angola. These shows are shot by Endemol, the company with Big Brother rights in Africa and most other countries.

Aderemi Ogunpitan, the producer of first Big Brother Nigeria, has said no excuse can be tenable for shooting Big Brother Naija in South Africa. "You claim you are a Nigerian company, so to confirm your commitment to Nigerian, it's economy and supporting local industry, you decide to film BIG BROTHER NIGERIA IN SOUTH AFRICA," he said.


MultiChoice, DSTV and M-Net are owned by a South African mass media company Naspers. Naspers is a broad-based multinational internet and media group, offering services the 7th largest Internet company in the world.

The cable company doesn't belong to Nigerians, but whilst the house is based in South Africa, the reality show is 100% Nigerian, with fully Nigerian housemates and content. And I think the content should be primary.

The decision to commission and hold Big Brother Niaja in South Africa is business oriented and it would be nice if Nigerians could redirect their anger and emotions and quit the 'patriotic' behaviour.

While we are in our 'moment of patriotism,' Nigerians could also reject all 'Nigerian music videos' shot in South Africa or any other part of the world. Or we could accept that we are not there yet and work towards getting to a point where the producers of the show would prefer a Nigeria setup to their already established South Africa setup.


Nigeria hasn't gotten to the point of hosting some productions, so the least they could do is to accept a Nigerian quality content and work towards becoming a host someday.
After all said and done, Big Brother Naija in South Africa will in no way influence the number of viewers that would tune in daily and weekly to follow the reality series.
Nigerians will not give up their hunger for drama and escape for social media patriotism.


From finance to an already set up structure in South Africa, whichever you decide to choose, MultiChoice has done nothing wrong by taking Big Brother Nigeria to South Africa.

source :- pulse.ng

Secondary school was a period of great fun and memories for most people.

Before all the stress of being an adult and having responsibilities came, there was secondary school. For many reasons, secondary school was a lot of fun, and there were some days that students looked forward to generally. 


for me I always looked forward to

Visiting day :- This was a really exciting day because students got to see their folks, eat good food, and get extra provisions.

Social nights :- People who went to boarding school will understand the excitement that came with social nights. It was a nice to dance and socialize with people and it was always a fun experience.

and
Vacation day :- Vacation marked the end of the school term and the start of the holidays. Everyone was usually excited to go home and be free from school work.


What was your favorite day or moment ?
join the conversation!

lmao! . some white folks be acting stupid all the time good thing he didn't feel intimidated and give out his seat

Enough is Enough!