₦airaland Forum

Thieves who ransacked a charity's office had
a crisis of conscience and returned the stolen
goods - along with a contrite letter of apology.
The non-profit organization, which counsels
those who are victims of violent sexual
attacks, was hit by burglars on July 31 in San
Bernardino County, California.
The burglars dropped into the building from
the roof and made off with laptops and other
computer equipment.
There was a note attached which read: 'We
had no idea what we were takeing [sic]. Here
your stuff back we hope that you guys can
continue to make a difference in peoples live.
God bless.'
Ms Stallings told NBC: 'We were all pretty
shocked. You've got to be kidding me. I was
in disbelief, I got chills, I got very emotional.'
The charity chief now says she plans to frame
a copy of the note.
- See more at: http://
houseretailnews..com/2013/08/holy-
criminals-burglars-
return.html#sthash.BdXyk6D4.dpuf

The young lady on the picture above was said
to have died in Aba, Abia state, she was
prepring for her wedding and going about
distributing her wedding card with her friend
and after she had finish distributing her
wedding card that faithful day on her way
back home she was molested by some men
and molesting was not enough for the men
they then killed her leaving her body along
the road side.
May her soul rest in peace. Amen!...
http://www.tundeola.com/2013/08/lady-
molested-and-killed-two-days-before_7.html

Good news...long awaited result for some people....#next#

[quote author=shikenosa]ahhhhhh kabiyesi oko ijo oooo...oluwa ni olusho aguntan mi...english yi ni agbara .....
....Buahahahahah...omg dis guys are so funny...u no go kill person here ooo

Lols...see improvement na...

There's a new Domestic Violence Law in Lagos
State, and it states that if you beat your wife,
you will go to Jail. It is now an offense for any
man to hit his wife.
According to the deputy governor of Lagos
State, Hon Joke Orelope-Adefulire, the
Domestic Violence Law is made not only to
protect women who are most times the
target of violence in the home but also to
safeguard the interest of men, children,
servants, maids and everyone who may be a
victim of domestic violence.
In case of man/woman abuse issues, it does
not matter whether there's a valid contracted
marriage between the victim and the
perpetrator of the act as long as they are
living together in a home setting. Continue...
Here's what happens when there's a case of
domestic violence.
1. Remove the abuser from the home
pending when the abuse is corrected
2. Or remove the complainant from the
residence and put in a protective home
3. Provision of financial assistance by the
state via the Office of the Public Defender/
Legal Aid Council to victims of abuse who
maybe financially unable to seek redress in
court.
4. The court can issue warrant of arrest and
remand order
http://www.tundeola.com/2013/08/hit-your-
woman-in-lagos-and-go-to-jail.html#more
p

Chia.....I jst pity u mtcheew.......dope...birdbrain#

Sha!!!...go sleep
..............
......Run

Sha!!!....if I hear kpim...

Hmmmm.....like d good old days....a legend in d making..

...........#just passing#.......

.......

crack ya
ribs! 1. My husband and Sambo is a
good people.
(Imagine)
2. The President was once a child
and the Senators
were once a children. (Fucking cunt)
3. My fellow widows.
(Is her husband dead?)
4. A good mother takes care of his
children.
(His children? Like Seriously?) 5. The people sitting before you
were once a children.
(Smh)
6. Yes we are all happy for the
effort, it is not easy to carry second
in an International
competition like this one,
(addressing press men after
Female Under- 19 FIFA
World Cup).
(Fucking piece of shit) 7. The bombers who born them?
Wasn't it not a woman? They
were once a children now a adult
now they are
bombing women and children
making some children a widow.
(Is she a literate?)
8. My heart feels sorry for these
children who have become widows
for loosing
their parents for one reason or another.
(Lmfao....)
9. We should have love for our
fellow Nigerians
irrespective of their NATIONALITY
(Lwkmd) 10. Thank God the Doctors and
Nurses are
responding to
treatment.
(Doctors and nurses?)
11. I would rather kill myself instead of
committing suicide.
(What's the difference?)
12. Ojukwu is a great man, he
died but his manhood lives on.
(Manhood?) 13. On behalf of 2million, I donate
my family.
(Laugh wan tear my belle o)
14. Why will bokharam bomblast
churches on christmas day, they
don't have respect for Jesus, they are a very bad
person,
infact I'm a sadder woman right
now and Mr.
President is
more saddest (Sad,sadder,saddest...)
15. We all have HIV.
(You guys have it too? Coz I don't)

A guy was sending a text message to his girlfriend:

Hello baby?- Message not sent. And waited for about 5min

Baby i love u y nt talking to me?- Message not sent.

Ha baby u hurting my felings for u!- Message not sent.

Baby am talking to u, whats wrong with you? -Message Sent.

Baby dont eva cal my number again it's over between us!- Message Sent.

Which kind network dey course dis kind confusion?

A.mtn
B.glo
C.etisalat
D.airtel
E.others
F.none of d above

ignis: Father bless me for I have sinned.

.....lols u funny die..

Ya...boyz aint smilling...

...Dis was wat ah saw...

Rip dagrin...rip fella kuti..nd to all dose souls we've lost......

..*#we are going to heaven..my dawgs from way bck..I rep team *#YBNL*# olamide baddo u d god in d game u like killing dem all..

Your Excellency, I bring you good tidings. I want to thank you for this generous gesture of yours which has made it possible for me to breathe the air of freedom again, and to reunite with my family, especially my wife Hafsat, who had dwelt in her own prison throughout my incarceration.
I decided to write you this letter the very first day I learnt that you had made up your mind to set me free. That was weeks beforemy eventual release. I know some of my words will sound unpalatable; but I am a soldier in whose squadron flattery is hardly a virtue. Obviously, this freedom makes mehappy indeed but your motive, at least the perceived it, tore my heart to shreds. I heard it is all about 2015, and not that I wasunfairly incarcerated or that a court of competent jurisdiction had acquitted me. However, I maintain even now that I am innocent of the crimes I was accused of and condemned to death for. I am not the only one to rise from the dead. Your wife, Patience, also died and returned, remember?
I am scandalized by the political undertone in the broth of my freedom. I was once the most powerful military officer in this country but now, from what I gather, you have reduced me to a pawn on the chessboard of politics? In the past, generals paid me compliments; but time changes everything.
Mr President Sir, please permit me to call you by your pet-name Jona. I understand that everything you do these days has 2015 imprimatur, but bringing me into the realmsof politics is not a wise idea.
Let me refresh your memory a little, if you would let me. I was incarcerated in connection with the murder of Mrs Kudirat Abiola. Of course just as your popular picture as politician who is respected among his neighbours in Otuoke sticks on you like glue, my reputation as a daredevil and fearless intelligence officer precedes me. My creation, the Strike Force, is the deadliest Abuja, has ever known. Oh, I am so proud of its accomplishments. Strike Force made a snake in a garden shudder in fear during our time. Some even said that we had a crocodile pond into which we threw uncooperative people, usually NADECO members or stubborn journalists. But I can assure you no one has pointed out the pond since we left power.
You see, I do not know how many books youhave read Jona; but I have even memorised the Holy Qur’an. As a Muslim, it fortified mybelief that in spite of the desire of those who wanted me dead, I would be free; may be not as quickly as I was discharged and acquitted but obviously anytime soon.
Why did you release me Jona? Almost all of those who learnt of my release that fateful Friday morning hung my freedom on 2015. They say you are obsessed with it and that you would unchain the devil himself to realize your goal. But I am what the Americans call a goon, you know? I know nothing but soldiering. Forget my grandstanding at the Oputa Panel. It was military strategy. I knew in my military wisdom that a million SANs would not free me if I did not take my destiny in my own hands, with facts and warts. Lawless peopledon’t change overnight. Without any prejudice to the lawyers in this country, Jona, I can say without fear of contradiction that my tactics hit a chord, with and I believe that is why I am here. But mark you Jona, I Al Mustapha, have no political value in my region, the north, which you are tryingto reach out to but which you have also offended in no small measure.
Northerners will hardy forget how you ignored the Boko Haram insurgency until it got out of hand. Unofficial sources claim that close to 800,000 people, most of them northerners, lost their lives and property worth billions destroyed by the insurgents. The insurgency has resulted in northerners losing their positions in the armed forces; mediocrity now reigns. To me as a former Chief Security Officer, your initial inaction depicted a total loss of control. You were a lame duck, even in your first term. So what’s all this elaborate orchestration for 2015?
But don’t mind my position, Jona. Time on death row has taken the winds off my brains. Never mind Yerima Ngama, your minister of state for finance, who told people that my sharp reasoning still amazeshim. Ngama is not a psychiatrist. He probably never paid any attention to my behaviour while I marked time in Kirikiri. I had been confused. Sometimes, I greeted people with a clenched fist; while some other times, I smiled, like General Gowon does. At other times, I saluted in military fashion.
You would have noticed too, Jona, that my choices since coming out are dangerously flawed. I greeted everyone in sight: TB Joshua, Fashehun, Otokoto, Ganiyu Adams and Tokyo, to mention a few of them. I make no distinction between the living and the dead, just like I have not adjusted to lifeoutside prison. I even sought Abiola out onlyto learn that he is deceased. In that miasma, I paid first homage to the Kano Sate Government instead of my people in Yobe. It would have served me just as well if I had driven straight to Gashua and shook hands with Shekau!
Mr President, I am saying all these because personally I know that where the north is concerned, I am a political paper tiger. Like Larry Hagman of the famous soap Dallas, I am the man that people love to hate. I lack the political value you ascribe to me, and if you released me to score a political point in my region, you have only taken a fool’s gambit. But I’m sorry; I can’t help your 2015dream.
Yours faithfully, Al-Mustapha.Full Gist...
http://www.tundeola.com/2013/07/read- letter-to-president-jonathan-by-al.htm

It will shock you how this young girls (teenagers) are turned into sex slaves in underground cartels:
"I was in JSS3 at the time, and I was too young to understand anything. So, when I became pregnant, I told my boyfriend aboutit, but he denied it and ran away. That was how I stopped going to school. After about two years, I came to Lagos to hustle. One aunty then introduced me to this business."
Martha is a 15-year-old girl endowed with beauty but...
She faces a very bleak future as she is held captive in a brothel in Gbagada, a suburb of Lagos, where she has to sleep with men old enough to be her father and surrender her entire earnings to a woman designated as her aunty. In return, the aunty gives Martha a sum she deems sufficient to cater for her basic needs.
The more than two decades old brothel is located close to Sawmill Bus-stop in Gbagada. In it resides a cartel of mature prostitutes called aunties, to whom youngergirls like Martha are responsible. The older prostitutes act as guardians to the younger ones aged between 14 and 19 years. Most of the girls are said to have been lured to Lagos from Edo and Delta states by their aunties. With a promise of the good life, thegirls follow the aunties to Lagos only to be lured into prostitution.
The cartel’s mode of operation is similar to those that have been reported about innocent Nigerian girls lured into prostitution in Europe. The girls, who are mostly from poor parental backgrounds and broken homes, serve their aunties for as long as two years before they are deemed matured enough to stand on their own.
A source in the hotel told our correspondent that for a newly recruited girl to become a member of the prostitution ring, her aunty has to pay the sum of N50,0000 to the proprietor of the brothel as registration fee. After that, the aunty makes the young girl to sleep with older men. All the proceeds from her sexual activities go to the aunty who decides how much is returned to the young girl as “pocket money”.
Our correspondent visited the hotel on a sunny day last week and met one of the girls named Martha, an indigene of Delta State. She was decked in a gown that barelycovered her backside. Like a famished tigress, she rushed towards the reporter, offering him sex. After a brief discussion, she led the reporter to the brothel’s bar and was quickly joined by three of her colleagues.
Martha was the first to order for a bottle of apopular herbal drink called Alomo Bitters. With promise of a long-term friendship fromthe reporter, she opened up on her past and her dreams, narrating how she became a sex worker in the hotel.
Surprisingly, she doubles as an apprentice hairdresser, hoping to settle down into hairdressing business someday. But for now, she is under contract to serve her aunty for 11 more months, during which shemust hand over her entire earnings.
Martha said: “My aunty is very nice. She gives me money, depending on how much I make in a day. I am from Delta State, and I am learning to become a hairdresser. I will leave next year after my service. After that,I will open a shop and become a businesswoman.”
It took her no time to finish her drink and order for another bottle. At this stage, the discussion became livelier, as the four girls freely talked about their lives as prostitutes in the brothel.
“I am very brave,” said Martha, beating her chest as she spoke. “I can take on as many men as are available at a time.”
But going by her confessions, she is an endangered species. Besides the meager nature of her income, she is daily exposed to the danger of being defrauded or physically assaulted by the men that patronise her. Only a few days earlier, she lost her cell phone, which she said she bought for N32, 000, to a client from whom she had only reaped N2,000.
She said: “The man stole my phone after paying me N2,000. I called the number and he picked it, but claimed that the phone belonged to him.”
Asked if she was not afraid of contracting HIV/AIDS, she said she had received enoughlessons on how to protect herself against sexually transmitted diseases and other dangers that come with her trade. She said apart from insisting that her clients must wear condom, she had been taught not to get carried away when entertaining them.
“The first thing they taught us was that menare cunning, and that we should be very careful with them. We also go for medical check-ups regularly. But one thing is that we don’t sleep with men without condoms,”she said.
Martha is not alone in this modern day slavery. She has a partner in soft-spoken Janet, an indigene of Edo State. At 17, the second child in a family of seven says she took to prostitution because she wanted to make a success of her life.
In her barely audible voice, she said she was forced to go into prostitution because her elder sister was not discharging her responsibilities towards their parents. She isexpected to gain her freedom in November, when she would have served her aunty for more than one year.
She told a pathetic story of the events that led her into prostitution, saying that unlike Martha, she plans to go back to school.
“I want to go back to school. I came here because there was nothing else for me to do. But once I finish serving my aunty, I will leave this place completely and make sure that I go back to school,” she said.
Interestingly, Janet is in the business with her cousin, 15-year-old Pat. Evidently more daring and outspoken than her two other colleagues, Pat declared that she wanted the reporter to have a relationship with the three of them. “I like you. If you no mind, allof us fit be your friend,” she said, her colleagues nodding in affirmation while she continued to do justice to the bottles of Climax energy drink in front of her.
A quick tour of the brothel revealed that it contained 54 rooms, each allocated to an aunty. While a first-time visitor would only notice the front gate and the rear gates, a closer observation would reveal other entry and exit points.
The arrangement of the rooms makes it difficult for a non-regular visitor to master the terrain. The source at the hotel said the arrangement was meant to conceal the activities of the prostitutes.
According to the source, 14 of the rooms areallocated to teenage prostitutes while the rest are occupied by their older and more experienced aunties.
At Room 19, a busty lady, probably in her 30s, sat on a stool by the door. Asked why she was idle at that time of the day, she said she was waiting for prospective clients,adding that business had been dull because of the Ramadan period.
She jumped up at the reporter’s suggestion of a deal. After a quick negotiation, she agreed to take N750, down by N250 from the N1,0000 she demanded initially.
A visit to Room 32 revealed that the occupant was one of the aunties named Faith, from Edo State. She agreed to give a younger girl to the reporter for a fee to be agreed. But she argued that she was capable of anything the younger girls could offer.
Upon the reporter’s insistence, she dashed to Room 30, where some of her girls were sleeping at the time. The lot fell on 19-year-old Sarah, who quickly went to another room to prepare the bed.
The innocent-looking girl felt disappointed when she returned moments later and was told that the reporter had changed his mind,but with a promise to come back later in theevening. She ran back into the room, ostensibly to steal a few minutes of sleep before another client would come knocking.
Such has been the lot of the young girls in the brothel. They take care of the sexual needs of their clients at night and give the proceeds to the aunties. Yet the little time they have to rest or in the day time is repeatedly punctuated by clients who stroll in, in the day.
A funny incident had occurred at the brothel the previous night. Encouraged by the hotel source, the reporter had stormed the hotel at exactly 8:30 pm, hoping to take pictures of the girls’ activities. One needed no one totell him that one had stepped into an ‘unholy’ ground. From one room to the other, both the young and the old prostitutes showcased their ‘wares’ with skimpy dresses.
One of them named Jessica said she had been expecting a customer for more than two hours without luck. The reporter’s arrival therefore gave her the hope of making some money, which she said had been scarce since the commencement of Ramaddan. Jessica, who claims to be a mother of one, lamented the lull that had occasioned the fasting period. She also said she had been unlucky with her love life.
According to her, she had her child, who is now 11 years old, after she was put in the family way by her boyfriend. The man later denied the pregnancy, leaving her and her poor family to cater for the boy.
She said: “I was in JSS3 at the time, and I was too young to understand anything. So, when I became pregnant, I told my boyfriend about it, but he denied it and ran away. That was how I stopped going to school. After about two years, I came to Lagos to hustle. One aunty then introduced me to this business.”
But in spite of all that she has been through,Jessica insists she has no regrets about her past. “What is there for me to regret now?” she asked rhetorically.
It is now more than a decade that Jessica took the unholy path of selling her body for money, but both joy and wealth, the twin reasons she opted for prostitution, have eluded her. Rather she has had an unsettledlife, with no decent home or man to call her own.
While denied having any regret, it was obvious that Jessica was not the happiest ofwomen. Her expectations from the trade were far from being met. Unfortunately, shehas no other profession to turn to.
She said: “Let me confess, I thought I would have made it more than this. At a point, I even tried to travel to Italy, but the aunty who wanted to help me stole all the money that I saved. She asked me to bring N500, 000, promising to take me to Italy. I was able to raise about N400, 000, which I gave to her. But after that day, I never saw her again. If I didn’t lose that money, I might have stopped this business by now.”
For Jessica and the other young girls in the brothel, the future looks bleak. What with their meager daily earnings, most of which they spend on feeding, medicals and fairly used clothes. Whatever is left in the end cannot guarantee the flashy lifestyle that prompted them to go into the trade.
It is no longer a secret that more than one thousand Nigerian girls are trafficked to different countries by prostitution rings in Europe every month. The unholy trade has assumed a height never seen before in the last decade, with Italy as choice destination.
However, recent investigation has shown that the crime is gradually declining in Western Europe following strict laws on illegal migration and the efforts of the National Agency for the Prohibition of Trafficking in Persons (NAPTIP).
But while the fight against the international prostitution rings may be gaining momentum, with relative success, locally-based prostitution rings are devising a model fashioned after the Europe-based rings to lure young and innocent girls into the world’s oldest profession.
source Ookunbolablessing..com/2013 /07/exposed-how-this-girls-are-used- as-ex.htm

It was a happy birthday indeed for Bayo Adeleke, who celebrated turning 23 with a star-studded party on Thursday night at D'PLACE LEKKI Lagos. One face that was notably absent from the festivities, however? Oh, just his big bro SINARAMBO. Celebrities present were; TUFACE, SOLIDSTAR, KCEE, SHANKS, JAYMAVIN, FLOWSSICK, AY, DJ EXCLUSIVE etc
Humble Bayo took out his time for a photo shoot with a crippled fan...Really amazing

It’s official! If you want to look as fab and sophisticated as the number 1 girl in Star Boy Wizkid‘s life, Tania Omotayo, there’s now a store to go to. Shel took to her Instagram page to announce the big news with the above photo.
She captioned it:
“The store is officially open!!! So happy”

The Nigeria Labour Congress, NLC, has threatened to join theAcademic Staff Union of Universities, ASUU, in solidaritystrike if the Federal Government failed to address the ASUU demands. NLC President, Abdulwaheed Omar,made the threat at the opening ceremony of the “2013 Rain School” in Uyo.
“We call on the Federal Government to have meaningful dialogue with ASUU with a view to implementing the agreement.
“The state governments should equally obey the law and pay minimum wage to teachers and the local government workers as well as the 27.5 per cent teacher’s enhanced salaries.
“Should these strikes persist, workers of Nigeria will not hesitate to join them in solidarity,” he stressed.Omar said the modules of the rain school were designed to train members of affiliate unions and state councils of the NLC. This is in order to equip them with necessary skills to empower and protect their rights at workplace.” He said that the theme of the 2013 Rain School was imperative due to the obvious violation ofworkers’ rights in the workplace and in the larger society.
The Akwa Ibom Chairman of NLC, Mr Unyime Usoro, commended the leadership of the congress for keeping to itspromise on making Uyo the permanent host of the school.
“On our own part, we intend to ensure that the standards set five years ago that led to the permanent hosting right isnot lowered.
“It is significant to note that the government of Akwa Ibomhas graciously approved the building of the permanent block for Rain Schools here in Uyo to gather for the training needs of the union leaders across the nation,” he said. The News Agency of Nigeria, NAN, reports that the theme ofthe occasion was: “Strengthening the trade Union for Defence of Workers’ Rights.”

Football superstar Cristiano Ronaldo left a Brit fan aged 11 in agony — by smashing his wrist with a free kick.
Schoolboy Charlie Silverwood had been taken to see his team Bournemouth host Real Madrid in a friendly.
His dad DUCKED as the £80million ex-Man United forward’s wayward 35-yard rocket scorched into the stands — breaking his son’s wrist in two places.
photo
The lad was so determined not to miss the action he kept watching for the remaining 84minutes — before going to hospital where X-rays revealedhis double fracture.
He faced an operation before being plastered.
Yesterday Charlie admitted: “It was very painful. I’ve told friends and they cannot believe it. Ronaldo is the world’s most expensive player — and he broke my arm.”
The youngster, from Christchurch in Dorset, added: “I could see the ball coming towards me. It curled past the post and was going to hit my face — so I had to block it with my hand. My dad was sat next to me and ducked out of the way so I took the full force.”
His father Lee, also a Bournemouth fan, said: “It all happened in a blur.
“One minute we were watching Ronaldo stand over the ball and the next it was flying towards Charlie.
“It must have been travelling at a rate of knots and hit Charlie right on the wrist.”
Ronaldo, 28, went on to score twice as the Spanish giants — who were paid £750,000 to appear in Sunday’s exhibition game — battered the Championship side 6-0.
One of his goals at the Cherries’ Goldsands Stadium — in front of a capacity 12,000 crowd who paid up to £60 a ticket — came from a similar trademark free kick.
Bournemouth gave Charlie — who will be in plaster for the entire six-week school holiday — a Real Madrid shirt signed by Ronaldo and his teammatesto “cheer him up”.
He also got a ball signed by theBournemouth team.
The lad’s dad said: “It is a game Charlie will never forget.”
Real Madrid spokesman Juan Camilo Andrade said: “We will be donating a memento to Charlie.”

miss Nnaji revealed she haven’t had any sexual pleasure for the past ten yearsand that is one of the major reasons she wants to settle down.
”I have been single for so long, it hasn’t been easy..even when dbanj came along with his thing that wasn’t long..he kept saying NO LONG THING..NO LONG THING..never that was he meant till i saw it,it was even shorter than his harmonica… We couldn’t settledown, luckily for me, I have found a man now to spend the rest of my life with”
Miss Genny’s fans are now keeping their fingers crossed because they had earlier thought she had given up on settling down, especially with lyrics like “the more I gave himloving, the more he gave me nothing” From her NO MORE hit track.
http://www.tundeola.com /2013/07/hocking- confession-i-havent-had-sex- in.htm

Hmmm...dis na gbaga*$ty\€*.....were im lapi na....abi na ¥BN\...

Abuja – The First Lady, Mrs PatienceJonathan, has returned from a three-day trip to Geneva to mourn her late mother, Mrs Charity Oba.
Mrs Jonathan, who returned to Abuja on Wednesday, was in Geneva to receive an award as the Online Child Protection Champion from the International Telecommunication Union.
The first lady lost her foster mother, fondly called Mama Sisi in an auto crash in Port Harcourt on Monday.
The Villa Correspondent of the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that President Goodluck Jonathan was joined by former military Head of State, Retired Gen. Abdulsalami Abubakar and the Chairman of the Board of Trustees of the PDP, Chief Anthony Anenih, to receive his wife.
The bereaved arrived into the warm embrace of her husband at the Presidential Villa, Abuja at exactly 9.40 p.m.
Other dignitaries who joined the president to receive his wife were his mother, Eunice, wife of Bayelsa governor,
the ministers of transport, aviation,power, science and technology and culture and tourism.
The Minister of Power, Prof. Chinedu Nebo, later led the gathering in a prayer session for the repose of the deceased’s soul, while Anenih gave the closing remarks.
As the dignitaries left the Villa, some others, led by Gov. Peter Obi of Anambra arrived to console Mrs Jonathan. (NAN)

The video tribute to the late King ofpop Michael Jackson in the song “Personally’ by sensational twins PSquare is no doubt a masterpiece and now, it has caught the attention of one of the Jackson brothers; Jermaine Jackson in the US who has announced he wants to meet PSquare.
The message from Jermaine was posted on PSquare’s Youtube channel. He said “It’s not everyday that a phenomenal band comes along…..Psquare, they are absolutely sensational with the showmanship, the singing, the dancing”
Still shot from “Personally’ video
Jermaine was completely blown away

Multiple award winning TV and radio broadcaster, and co-CEO of Primetime Entertainment, Dayo D1 Adeneye recently acquired a white Bentley Continental GT said to be worth about N25million.
http://www.tundeola.com /2013/07/dayo-adeneye- acquires-n25million.htm

The first daughter of masked Afrobeat musician, Abisade Ologunde, popularly known asLagbaja, Moyosade Ologunde married her longtime beau, Olamide Obilana, at Motherlan in Opebi recently.
Moyosade attended Pennsylvania State University School of Management where she bagged a Masters in business administration and now works as a change management specialist at a US firm.
Heard that during the wedding, guests were forbidden to take photos so asnot to unmask the father of the bride, Lagbaja, who came without his mask

. Robert Downey Jr –$75million (Iron Man)
2. Channing Tatun – $60million(Magic Mike, White House Down)
3. Hugh Jackman – $55million (Les Miserables, X-Men)
4. Mark Wahlberg – $52 million(Ted)
5. Dwayne ‘The Rock’ Johnson– $42million (Fast & Furious)
6. Leonardo DiCaprio –$39million (Great Gatsby)
7. Adam Sandler – $37million (Hotel Transylvania)
8. Tom Cruise – $35million (Jack Reacher)
9. Denzel Washington – $33 (Flight)
10. Liam Neeson – $32million (Taken 2, The Grey)

NASA announced that its Curiosity Rover has found an unambiguous message from God written on tabletsin a Martian cave.
According to an official press release two giant stone slabs the size of small elephants were located deep inside a cavern abutting Aeolis Mons,a large mountain.
Upon one tablet is a copy of the Ten Commandments and the text of John 3:16 written in 12 languages – including English, Spanish, Chinese, Basque and Hebrew. On the other tablet is a simple message in English reading “I am real.”
According to top scientists who havestudied the discovery extensively, these findings may have definitively established Christianity as the one true religion.
“This is amazing,” says Syms Covington, an Australian researcher working for NASA’s Mars Exploration Program. “We went into the cave looking for water, and we found proof of God’s existence instead.
“I mean how else did those tablets get there? I can tell you one thing: there’s not a single atheist inside NASA’s control room now. What we saw was jaw-dropping.”

There are stages in life which are inevitable, surely they must occur. One of them is puberty stage, that is when the boys and girls become like their mothers and fathers and expose more to life. Ok let's and fun, how can you describe your first MENSTRUATION, was it in the SCH OOL or GATHERING, who did you tell and what was the action of that person,strictly for adult please.