85% of our nigerian sisters r shapeless.....
NO DOUBT...

y r u hhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiissssssssssssiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnngggggggggggggggggggggggggg?

I have to confess my sins ,this image keeps coming into my head and each day i get more paranoid.
The thing is i believe my girlfriend is way out of my league, because she is extremely beautiful and  will probably find a guy better than me.
This thought pains me  seriously i want to cry like a child because of it.So i want to impreganate her so she will be around me for the rest of her life.
i don't want to lose her.

plus i am going away for  some months  and she has d chances  chances to cheat and i wanna lower the bar of her cheating by getting her preganant soon. I tried getting her to marry me so we don't sin,but she said she only knew me for few months and she is not ready.

God has to understand i am desperate......

I need advice pals...

what to do

John Mikel Obi’s father has gone missing in the Nigerian city of Jos.
Michael Obi, who runs an interstate transport company, did not return home from work on Friday evening and has not been seen since.
Calls to his cellphone went unanswered all of Friday, and by Saturday, the phone was no longer reachable.

Mikel was informed on Saturday morning shortly before traveling with the Chelsea squad for Sunday’s Premier League meeting with Stoke.
It is not clear as yet if it is an abduction, the player's manager John Shittu told KickOffNigeria.com.

“At the moment we have not heard from Mikel's father, or anyone else, so we don't know what it is. At this point, we only consider him missing,” Shittu told KickOffNigeria.com.

Although the midfielder saw out all 90 minutes of Chelsea's 0-0 draw with Stoke, Shittu said the 24-year old is devastated.

“He us totally devastated. We were not sure whether to tell him before the game. But after speaking to the manager, and Mike Emenalo, we agreed that he had a right to be informed if such a serious incident.
“He was under a lot of stress, but he showed a lot of character and mental strength to play against Stoke.”

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Rooney gets hair transplant, promises pictures

Manchester United striker Wayne Rooney's rapidly receding hairline has been a sensitive subject for him in recent years. He said as much when teammate Michael Owen cracked a joke about it on Twitter not long ago. Given that, it should come as no surprise that he decided to take action against his fleeing follicles.

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Robbers struck in Ilaro and Ifo areas of Yewa South and Ifo local governments of Ogun State, killing an assistant superintendent of police (ASP) and three others.

The robbers, reportedly numbering about 12, came in four vehicles and stole an undisclosed amount of money during the raid of banks at Ilaro before opening fire on a combined police team led by the late ASP.

It was gathered that the robbers stormed Ilaro at noon and embarked on an operation unhindered for one hour.

During the raid, the robbers reportedly unleashed terror on three new generation banks, namely Intercontinental, Wema and Skye bank; and after the incident, two females and a young man were killed while many others allegedly received bullet wounds.

th leadership newspaper confirmed that the robbers escaped from Ilaro via Abalabi to connect to Ilogbo area in Ifo where they met stiff opposition from the police combat team.

The resultant gun battle led to the death of the senior police officer, simply identified as ASP Peter. The robbers then ran off towards Sango.

It was, however, gathered that the 192 Battalion Army, Owode Yewa, released some of its officers to go after the robbers, as it was earlier speculated that they were escaping through Idogo into the neighbouring Benin Republic.

The state police public relations officer, Muyiwa Adejobi, confirmed the robbery incident at Ilaro, hinting that the command was on their trail.
 

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Nollywood heartthrob, Stella Damasus-Aboderin-Nzeribe will once again grace the screens in Blessing Effiom-Egbe's latest offering ‘Two brides and A Baby’.

'Two Brides and A Baby’ revolves around Kole and Keche, a couple preparing for their dream Nigerian wedding, the perfect opportunity to show off their love and commitment to each other until out of the blue, their lives and everything they’ve planned up to the wedding, take hard knocks. They have fight hard to see their dreams of a happy life together come to fruition. 

The movie is Effiom-Egbe's second movie since ‘The Rivals’, which won Best Film at the 2007 New York International Independent film and video festival. Blessing, a former model turned actress, producer and writer understood the need to work with professionals on this movie, thus creating tasteful work. The film was shot by Abdulahi Yusuf, with costume design by Frank Oshodi and set design by Paulette Orizo.

 The Teco Benson directed movie showcases talented up and comers on what is fast becoming the new Nollywood. AMAA winners OC Ukeje and Chelsea Eze as well as Okey Uzoeshi, Kehinde Bankole and Heidra Hewatch star in the movie.


Watch the Trailer on www.himagazine.tv

A Nigerian, Samson Adesina, was one of the looters remanded in prison custody yesterday over their roles in the riots, which have seized British major cities for days. The 23-year-old Adesina, an electrical engineering student, was caught by one of the 8,000 surveillance cameras strategically placed in London streets, stealing a flatscreen television at the Surrey Quays Shopping Centre during the riots.

Detectives used the cameras to trace him to his house and he was arrested.

The Tower Bridge Magistrate’s Court ordered that he be remanded in prison for a week for his action. With the development, he will miss his final examinations.

Adesina was not the only one traced through the cameras, arrested and arraigned.

British police, trying to catch instigators of the London riots, fought back with technology. They posted alleged rioters’ photos on their Flickr Photostream.

It was not hard to get the pictures with the 8,000 surveillance cameras watching the streets.

People in the United Kingdom are believed to be the most watched in the world.

By one estimate, there is one Closed Circuit Television (CCTV) camera for every 14 citizens. “Picture by picture, these criminals are being identified and arrested, and we will not let any phony concerns about human rights get in the way of the publication of these pictures and arrest of these individuals,” Prime Minister David Cameron said of the alleged perpetrators.

Police invited the public to call if they recognised suspected rioters whose images were posted on commercial and government websites. Captions on them were cryptic: “A female wearing a vest top who has just carried items from Richer Sounds,” or, “A male with grey hooded top and black body warmer about to enter Cash Plus in Thornton Heath.”

Asking for public help was just one extra step. Face-recognition technology is now inexpensive and widespread, and police could easily use it to match alleged looters’ pictures with party photos they might have posted on Facebook or Tumblr.com.
“A lot of these youths are wearing scarves to hide their faces but we’re not just reliant on that,” Martin Lazell, chairman of the Public CCTV Managers Association in London, said to the Christian Science Monitor. “We can identify people on how they walk, their height, their clothes, shoes, all manner of things.”

The possibility of mass unmasking has divided Britons and Americans alike. Many people, angered at the violence, are anxious to see the perpetrators caught. Others say the technology is only as good as the people who use it, and innocent people could be caught in legal nightmares.

On the website Hacker News, people were invited: “Help work out how to do facial recognition on the police photos.”
A user replied: “Please, do not do this. It compromises people’s right to privacy and will artificially incriminate people who may not be participating but are bystanding or trying to get home.”

Such arguments will rage as London police pursue one of the largest investigations in recent years.

“If there was ever a need for an evidence-based approach to a social problem, this is it,” said Simon Davies, head of a London group called Privacy International. “When Parliament meets to discuss the riots, it should demand evidence to back up any claim of blame, and it should institute a rigorous process to ensure that any response is justified, lawful, viable and fair.”

Meanwhile, Australian authorities have appointed a taskforce to investigate allegations that Nigerian scammers have sold a family’s Ballajura home without their knowledge, over a year after criminals sold a man’s house without his knowledge.

The couple had been working in Nigeria but when they recently returned to Perth, they discovered their home had been sold.
According to a statement released yesterday, the real estate agent involved told investigators that he received a phone call in February from a man claiming to be the owner, inquiring about the property.

Shortly after, the agent received an urgent request to sell the property as funds were needed for a business investment, later revealed to be a supposed petro-chemical project.

A joint taskforce, involving investigators from Consumer Protection, WA Police Major Fraud Squad and representatives of Landgate, has been set up to investigate the alleged real estate scam.

Detective Senior Sergeant Pete Davies of the Major Fraud Squad said it appears the scam originated in Nigeria and there are some similarities to the fraudulent sale of a Karrinyup property in June last year.

Wembley Downs retiree Roger Mildenhall was living in South Africa when he discovered scammers had sold his duplex for $485,000 and that his home on Hale Road was close to settlement.

“We are in the early stages of a full criminal investigation and examining computer, phone records and bank accounts,” Det Sen Sgt Davies said.

Commissioner for Consumer Protection, Anne Driscoll, has urged real estate and settlement agents to apply stringent measures to confirm the identity of absentee owners who wish to sell their properties remotely and ensure the person they are dealing with is the legitimate owner.

“It is essential that agents have rigorous procedures and a clear protocol in place to certify that the appropriate person has been identified as the real owner before providing the service,” Ms Driscoll said.

“It is critical that when an owner changes their contact details, that real estate agents send a confirmation to both the owner’s original and new addresses, using all forms of communication.

“This will confirm that the new details are correct and may alert the owner to any improper activity that is occurring.

“The general principles of ‘know your customer’ should apply at all times and the standard 100-point identity check used by banks and other institutions should be used as a minimum when dealing with remote clients.

“While identity fraud is always a risk, these are important prevention measures.”

Ms Driscoll said signatures should also be carefully checked against original signatures on file and any major differences should prompt further investigation.

“If agents have any doubts about the authenticity of a document, they should seek to have it independently verified by the issuing authority,” she said.

Landgate’s Registrar of Titles Bruce Roberts said he fully supported the increased measures to refine and improve identity verification by all organisations involved in the selling and transfer of property.

Consumer Protection is advising agents to make further inquiries regarding identity and seek additional evidence whenever there has been a recent change in address or other contact details. Signatures and initials should also be carefully checked as they may not closely match originals on file. Agents are advised to make further inquiries if the transaction originates from overseas, especially from countries known for scams, such as Nigeria or if there is a request for funds to be sent to a different bank account normally used by the client, or to offshore accounts including China.

It also advises agents to make additional inquiries if the sale is urgent as a result of funds being required for investment in a business venture, new email addresses being used are generic such as hotmail, yahoo or gmail.

“Ultimately, these steps are no guarantee against fraudulent conduct, but they will minimise the chances of these types of scams being successfully carried out,” Ms Driscoll said.

“Agents and lenders are reminded they are obliged to provide their services to existing clients with due care and skill under the Australian Consumer Law, for which a range of remedies are available.

“The Real Estate and Business Agents’ Code of Conduct also makes disciplinary action available to agents who fail to provide services with due care and skill.”

Ms Driscoll said there was no current finding the agents involved in this latest transaction had failed to act with due care and skill, but it serves as a timely reminder of agents’ obligations.

“Since the last successful scam was reported, an extensive Government and industry education campaign was conducted with the real estate and settlement agents, giving advice on how scams can be avoided,” she said.

“There is a need for us to continue this campaign and to implement identification verification procedures as part of standard industry practice. Consumer Protection, Landgate, REIWA and AIC will be working intensely and cooperatively in coming weeks to define additional practices in the industry that need to be put into action to minimise the likelihood of property fraud in the future.

“Consumer Protection will be communicating with all agents immediately, providing as much information and advice as possible to enable them to more readily detect these attempts at fraud.”

Shadow Planning Minister, John Hyde, said the allegations “were a mirror image” of the Karrinyup scam and the Government had clearly failed to close loopholes to prevent it.

“The Barnett Government has increased many Landgate fees for documents by over 35 per cent and yet, they haven’t ensured that our document systems are fraud-proofed,” he said.

Interview With MJ's Fiance  - Prince Odianosen Okojie

Given the recent controversies over the marital status of Mercy Johnson's fiance. He, Prince Odianosen Okojie decided to clear the air by telling his own part of what has become a rather messy story.In a recent interview, Prince Odianosen Okojie stated without reserve that his relationship with Lovely Okojie ended in 2007. Below is an excerpt of the interview:

A lady called Lovely Okojie claims to be your legally married wife. She said in an email to us that you're planning to marry another wife without her knowledge and consent. Is that true?

Thanks for asking the true state of this scandal, yes I know the said Lovely, she is not my legally married wife anymore, the pictures and relationship she is talking about was dissolved in 2007.
Yes I am planning to marry another wife and seeing we're not together since 2007, I don't need her consent.

Once and for all, clear the air about your relationship with Lovely Okojie. Are both of you dating, married, or divorced, what's the situation?

My earlier answer to your question says it all; I am no longer with her.

Lovely Okojie said on the phone with one of our reporters that you told her that Mercy Johnson was just a business partner and that you were in Nigeria to do some contracts and suddenly she started reading online that you're going to marry her. Is that true?

We broke up in 2007 when she was having extra marital affairs, after the demise of the relationship, I relocated to Nigeria, and later heard she has moved to Canada, I can't be living with her when she is based in Canada and I have been living in Nigeria all this years.
I met mercy in 2008 and we've been dating since then, Lovely surely knows why she is coming up with such lies to destroy my relationship, because I told her about this wedding myself last year 2010.

She supplied us evidence of your marriage to her and photographs of you playing with your lovely kids – and that touched the hearts of our readers. What do you have to say about that, are the proofs real?

Yes they're real pictures taken long time ago, I love my kids and I always try to be in contact with them.

How long have you known Mercy Johnson (by known we mean dating her)?

Since 2008

Some of our readers said that it's ok for a prince to marry many wives, but isn't that usually with the consent of the other wife (wives)?

I am not a polygamist, and there's no other wife or wives consents here, I love Mercy and that's all.

Many are asking why Lovely Okojie waited for so long before taking her fight public, and we also got some information that some people may be behind this, could this be true, and if so, who and who do you suspect may be out to ruin your name and marriage and why?

I am shocked to read her claims as well, it is very obvious she wants to ruin my relationship and present happiness; I don't have any proof of people being behind her to tell these lies.

Many people are concerned that after marrying Mercy Johnson, you'll want another wife, tell these readers your mind directly about marrying Mercy Johnson, will you be marrying another one soon after her?

I am not a polygamist, like I said earlier. I love my Mercy and that it.

Tell us a little about yourself.

There is nothing to say about me, I am just me and it's not the right time to be talking about my person, I only responded to these ridiculous claims from my past.

Is there something we didn't cover in the interview?

Just wanted to state clearly here, this lady in question [Lovely] was in Italy and now relocated to Canada, I am not living with her, and all that happened was in Italy years ago before I relocated to Nigeria where I found my happiness in Mercy.

 Governor Jonah Jang of Plateau State yesterday made history as he named his son, Yakubu, one of the 21 special advisers he appointed.

A statement by Secretary to the State Government, Prof Shedrach Best named the governor’s son as Special Adviser on Special Duties.

Should parents force their children into any career? For example, a successful lawyer forcing his child to read law because he wants him to take over his law firm.

Ikemba Nnewi, Dim Odimegwuy Ojukwu who was rumored to have passed away today is alive and still recieving medical attention at the Royal Berkshire Hospital, Pointblanknews.com has confirmed.

Blogosphere and other new media outlets have been awashed over report alleging that the well respected Igbo Leader is dead.

However a family source told   pointblanknews.com   that the Biafran leader is still alive and responding well to his medications at the London Hospital.

"Its all rumor from those who do not wish to see our Ikemba alive again. I can confirm to you that he is getting better by the day and alive too. I was at the hospital few hours ago and I am regularly in touch with his Doctors and there is nothing suggesting that Ikemba will die anytime soon."

Another family source told Pointblanknews.com that "we have also heard all the rumor and all I can say is that Ikemba is alive. He is not dead and will not die now because it is not yet his time."

According to the family source, "I spoke to his personal assistance earlier and he said Ikemba is doing fine. So I don't know where the rumor is coming from."

Ojukwu had been down with a massive stroke for quite a while. He is currently in the intensive care unit of a London Hospital.

Patience Jonathan Acquires Two More Oil Vessels For $64 Million.


Nigeria’s first lady, Dame Patience Jonathan is about to get herself listed on the note pad for wealthy Nigerians that are playing big in oil sector.

Information reaching www.societynowng.com has it that Mr. President's wife has just taken delivery of two oils vessels.

The move, according to sources, is to further strengthen her interest in the down stream sector.

Mrs. Jonathan earlier in the year purchased two oil vessels. The arrangement was perfected sometimes last year with wealthy businesswoman and boss of SPG Oil and Gas as a front.

 The newly acquired oil ships, sources disclosed, were acquired for a whooping $64 million. Dubbed Jascon 34, the oil liners were delivered a couple of months ago.

Those in the know disclosed Sterling Global Oil Resource Limited, a Chinese company based in Victoria Island, Lagos to be the firm handling the business arrangement for the first lady this time.  

All the relevant papers that have to do with its operation were said to have equally been sorted out.

The vessels are expected to commence operation any time from now.

Further finding revealed that the company handling the construction of the oil vessels is equally at the moment wrapping up works on another one for the first lady.

The third vessel is due for delivery in the last quarter of the year, an insider divulged.

Special Adviser to the President on Media, Mr Ima Niboro did not respond when we sought his reaction on the development.


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