Will Smith was not happy with a male reporter who tried to kiss him on the red carpet of the Moscow premiere of Men in Black III.
The superstar went in for a hug from a Ukrainian reporter, who proceeded to kiss him on both cheeks, but came a little too close and the men's lips touched. "What the hell is your problem, buddy?" Smith said before lightly back-hand slapping the reporter and moving down the carpet, telling a different reporter that he "was lucky I didn't sucker-punch him."
Check out of the footage of Smith slapping the reporter below, first obtained by TMZ.com, who noted that the reporter is well-known for kissing celebrities:..http://bit.ly/JWH5xo
Miss Nigeria TSMU Ternopil (Grace Adesanya) and her charity crew (Ibigbami Babatunde,Ama Ojiji,Igwe Etomchi ,Deji Babajide,Damilola Faith ,Bruno Ezeh,Onyekachi Ogbonna,Precious Owuamalam) fulfilled their promise and visited some homeless in Ukraine.They donated clothes,foodstuffs etc .
You need to watch the full video series to attest that some people are really suffering.What are you doing in your capacity to help the poor around you..?
Nigerian Charity Crew Provides Amenities To Poor and Homeless In Ukraine http://bit.ly/Jwa7aH
Dele Ige, the brother of the late Attorney General Bola Ige died on Saturday at the age of 79. The incident happened yesterday at Ibadan the Oyo State Capital, when Dele stood up to give a speech at a family function and slumped.
He was immediately rushed to the hospital; efforts trying to revive him were failed and he was later confirmed dead.
According to Vanguard, who put a call across to Bola Ige’s son Muyiwa he said, “I can confirm that he is dead. But that is all that I can tell you for now. I heard that he slumped and died while trying to deliver a birthday speech. I am on my way to Ibadan. I can’t say much until I get to his residence.’’
When he was called about an hour later, Muyiwa said his uncle’s death “marked the end of a lineage of Ige family because he was the last man.”
At the time, Muyiwa said he was unable to give further details about the circumstances surrounding the older Ige’s death, saying “I will soon go to his residence and see things for myself”.
Akin Ige was said to be celebrating his 60th birthday in Ibadan when the incident happened.
Dele Ige, before his death was a businessman in Ibadan Dele Ige, younger brother to Bola Ige, dies at 79 http://bit.ly/JsftUe
Ilorin – It was wailing, dirge and eulogy as the remains of 1993 Africa Footballer of the Year, Rasheed Yekini, were buried in his home town Ira, Oyun Local Government Area of Kwara State.
The ex-international, 48, who died on Friday was buried according to Muslim rites at 4 p.m.
The Chief Imam of Ira, Alhaji Shehu Tijani, who led the prayer before the burial, noted that death is the end of everyone.
The burial was witnessed by a large crowd of soccer fans from across the country.
Yekini, who died in a private hospital in Ibadan at about 10 p.m. on Friday, was brought to Ira at about 2 p.m. on Saturday for burial.
Present at the burial was the Kwara State Commissioner for Information and Communication, Prince Tunji Moronfoye, who pledged that government would do something to assist the deceased’s family.
Others were representatives of Osun State Governor, Mr Rauf Aregbesola, Commissioner for Sports, Mr Stephen Kola Balogun who said the news of his death was received with shock.
The Osun State Government donated N1 million as endowment fund for the soccer legend to cater for the family and children.
Others at the burial included Ike Shorunmu, Taiwo Ogunjobi, Mutiu Adepoju, Stephen Olarinoye representing the National Sports Commission and Otunba Dele Ajayi, the Chairman of Ondo State Football Association.
The Commissioner for Sports, Oyo state, Mr Dapo Lam Adeshina who represented Gov. Abiola Ajumobi said Yekini’s death was a great loss.
According to him, the country has not rewarded him for his contribution to national soccer development because he scored the first Nigeria world cup goal in 1994 in the U.S.
In his reaction the Kwara State Governor, Alhaji Abdulfatah Ahmed, said he received the news of the death of the soccer icon with great shock and disbelief.
Ahmed noted that the deceased would be missed at a time when his experience was needed to move Nigerian football to the next level.
“On behalf of myself, my family and the good people of Kwara I condole with the family and the sporting world on his demise”, Ahmed added.
The traditional ruler of Ira, Alhaji Abdullahi Oyetoro urged the government to always come to the assistance of the sports heroes to encourage the young ones.
The mother of the deceased, Alhaja Sikirat Yekini, thanked his friends and government for their assistance.
She said her son had been sick and withdrew to himself about five years ago, adding that they spent all they had to take care of him before his death. (NAN)
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Ilorin – It was wailing, dirge and eulogy as the remains of 1993 Africa Footballer of the Year, Rasheed Yekini, were buried in his home town Ira, Oyun Local Government Area of Kwara State.
The ex-international, 48, who died on Friday was buried according to Muslim rites at 4 p.m.
The Chief Imam of Ira, Alhaji Shehu Tijani, who led the prayer before the burial, noted that death is the end of everyone.
The burial was witnessed by a large crowd of soccer fans from across the country.
Yekini, who died in a private hospital in Ibadan at about 10 p.m. on Friday, was brought to Ira at about 2 p.m. on Saturday for burial.
Present at the burial was the Kwara State Commissioner for Information and Communication, Prince Tunji Moronfoye, who pledged that government would do something to assist the deceased’s family.
Others were representatives of Osun State Governor, Mr Rauf Aregbesola, Commissioner for Sports, Mr Stephen Kola Balogun who said the news of his death was received with shock.
The Osun State Government donated N1 million as endowment fund for the soccer legend to cater for the family and children.
Others at the burial included Ike Shorunmu, Taiwo Ogunjobi, Mutiu Adepoju, Stephen Olarinoye representing the National Sports Commission and Otunba Dele Ajayi, the Chairman of Ondo State Football Association.
The Commissioner for Sports, Oyo state, Mr Dapo Lam Adeshina who represented Gov. Abiola Ajumobi said Yekini’s death was a great loss.
According to him, the country has not rewarded him for his contribution to national soccer development because he scored the first Nigeria world cup goal in 1994 in the U.S.
In his reaction the Kwara State Governor, Alhaji Abdulfatah Ahmed, said he received the news of the death of the soccer icon with great shock and disbelief.
Ahmed noted that the deceased would be missed at a time when his experience was needed to move Nigerian football to the next level.
“On behalf of myself, my family and the good people of Kwara I condole with the family and the sporting world on his demise”, Ahmed added.
The traditional ruler of Ira, Alhaji Abdullahi Oyetoro urged the government to always come to the assistance of the sports heroes to encourage the young ones.
The mother of the deceased, Alhaja Sikirat Yekini, thanked his friends and government for their assistance.
She said her son had been sick and withdrew to himself about five years ago, adding that they spent all they had to take care of him before his death. (NAN)
ACTIVISTS and organisations fighting for the rights of women have welcomed the 15-year-jail term imposed on a Port Elizabeth father who raped his daughter’s lesbian lover – just three days after he was released on parole for molesting another person.http://bit.ly/JGKPnV
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