Found people discussing them on Instagram. Two of them are on Instagram while the 3rd one isn’t. One of them is John, while the other is Peter. I don’t know the name of the 3rd person, because he has no insta page, lol.

You just want to have one of them, don’t you? Don’t lie Oh. LOL. More pictures of them after the cut.



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UniAbuja lecturers today began an indefinite strike over what they termed misappropriation of funds and misuse of power by the Vice-Chancellor of the university.

According to one of them, Ben Ugheoke, funds allocated to the institution were being misappropriated and the Vice-Chancellor, James Adelabu, was misusing power. He alleged that the vice-chancellor deliberately refused to pay their teaching, marking, supervision and professional allowances dating back to 2010.

He told journalists today, that the strike will continue till their appropriate dues are paid and when things get back to shape in the university.

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Zaaki Azzay has denied marrying his former wife’s cousin, stating that they are only from the same Local Government. He also said his marriage was not in any way a secret because he granted exclusive coverage to HipTv and reporters from Radio Benue were also present. The wedding took place three weeks ago. What he told The Nation;

 “As a public figure, everybody knows my story. It is on the Internet. My present wife’s family has looked into the matter critically and found out that most of what was said about me was not true.  Apart from this, Hembadoon is not someone who doesn’t know her right from her left. She is a graduate of Benue State University.
There is no way I could have married from the same local government, where my ex-wife comes from. I mean I couldn’t have married from my ex-wife’s village, if I wasn’t innocent of all that my ex-wife accused me of. With time, the truth will be revealed.”

When asked why he married another wife from the same village where his ex comes from, he said: “When I started dating my present wife, I didn’t know that she was from the same community with my former wife. I had vowed never to touch anybody who doesn’t love me sincerely because I didn’t want to fall into the wrong hands again. But when I eventually fell in love seriously, I knew. I have met a lot of women who are finer, richer and more educated than she is, but I know that they are just after me for one thing or the other. So, it is love that actually joined us. In fact, when I found out that she is from that community, I almost ran away. But eventually, I decided that I won’t maltreat another woman because one woman has wronged me. You shouldn’t let your past influence your future. I didn’t marry secretly. Radio Benue was there and I gave Hip TV exclusivity to cover it.”

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It's amazing what this 'painting' can achieve. This lady has tribal marks, and the make-up artist made her look like she never had one.

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Timaya also known as the Egberi Papa 1 of Bayelsa is the guest on the 9th episode of The Juice season 2. Timaya gets all cuddly and comfy on the couch with host of The Juice, Toolz. He talks about his journey from being a church crooner to the popular Ukwu connoisseur he is known for now.

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The Chibok girls who escaped from their Boko Haram abductors today June 2nd visited the Borno state Governor in his office today. See more photos after the cut...


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Several delegates at the ongoing National Conference in Abuja say their activities are gradually grinding to a halt because the Federal Government had failed to pay their allowances. Some of the delegates said they had been thrown out of their hotels because, with their allowances unpaid, they could not afford to pay bills.

One of the delegates, Felicia Sani, who is the president of Market Women Association of Nigeria, was one of those who expressed dismay on the unpaid allowances. She said she had been compelled by circumstances to offer shelter to other market women delegates unable to afford their hotel bills any longer.
“I have accommodated six women from the [different] zones,” said Ms. Sani. She added: “You assemble us here and you cannot pay [us]. It is wrong and this is part of the corruption we are facing in this country. Just show me the man who is keeping the money and I will go and get it. Please deputy chairman, check your house.”

Another delegate who asked for anonymity stated that he had packed out of his hotel room. “I have not been paid, so where will I find the money to pay the hotel?” the delegate stated. He added that he had moved into a friend’s apartment in Abuja, Nigeria’s capital.

Many of the delegates milled around in groups today after the matter of their unpaid allowances was extensively discussed at the plenary. One of the delegates disclosed that he and others had complained bitterly over the failure to pay their allowances. The government had budgeted an allowance of N4 million per month for each of the more than 400 delegates. Numerous Nigerian individuals and groups had criticized the allowance as extravagant, especially in a country where more than 70 percent of the populace lives in abject poverty.

In a related development, a protest scheduled by the aides and drivers to the delegates could not hold following a letter to the conference leadership by Inspector General of Police Mohammed Abubakar. In the letter, Mr. Abubakar asked the delegates to address the plan by their aides and drivers to stage a protest over unpaid stipends.

Bolaji Akinyemi, the deputy chairman of the Conference, read the inspector general’s letter to other delegates. He stated that the police boss had sent to the secretariat the letter from the drivers serving notice of their intention to stage a public protest over their unpaid salaries. The police boss asked the secretariat to act on the complaints of their aides and drivers in order to avert a demonstration.

Mr. Akinyemi, a professor and former diplomat, however added that even principal officers of the Conference were yet to be paid. He urged the delegates to call their aides and drivers to order, warning that the conference should not tolerate any protest.

Mr. Akinyemi stated that the government did not account for the drivers and aides in the budget drawn up for the conference.

“Don’t tell me that you cannot control [the drivers and aides]. But if you cannot, [the] security will control them, I can assure you of that,” said Mr. Akinyemi.

He claimed the money for payments of delegates’ allowances was available, but had not yet been released.

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I declared for the APC in June last year in Ado Ekiti, Ekiti state well before the party was registered by INEC. I formally joined the party, amidst great fanfare, on 7th February 2014 in my hometown Ile-Ife and I registered my membership on that day.

The registration was done outside the Ooni's palace and it was done in the prescence of the media, numerous party leaders in the state, including Hon. Rotimi Makinde, who represents Ile-Ife at the Federal House, and all the other key leaders of the APC in the state and Ife-Ife including Chief Akantioke and Alhaji Soko Adewoyin the former  Deputy Governor of Osun state.

After registering we proceeded to pay a courtesy call on my traditional ruler, the Ooni of Ife, and from there I went to spend a few days with Governor Rauf Aregbesola who, together with Governor Kayode Fayemi, I am close to and I consider to be friends. I have stated these facts and set the record straight due to the fact that Alhaji Lai Mohammed, the spokesman of the APC, had the effontry to say in an interview with Premium Times magazine earlier today, that I was never a member of the APC and that I never joined them formally. He also went further to say that had if I had been a member of the APC the party would have sanctioned me for expressing my opposition to the idea of a muslim/muslim ticket.  The truth is that Mohammed is not only a liar but he is also a coward. If he wanted to know the truth he and those that sent him to issue the statement could have called me and asked me. He ought to have done his homework before speaking out. I was not only a member of the APC but I was also a leader of that  party and a foundational member.

Yet once I joined I began to see things as they really were.  I have never been and will never be part of a cult and the fact that people like Mohammed and those he represents within the APC are not comfortable with any form of admonition or criticism from senior party members like me speaks volumes. I have nothing but the fondest thoughts and memories for the majority of APC leaders including all the governors and most of the Presidential aspirants but today I have an important announcement to make. I wish to inform the general public that as at today, 2nd June 2014, I have left the APC and gone back to the PDP. I wish the APC well in all their endeavours but as at today we have parted ways forever and my spirit has left them. My reasons for leaving the party are because I consider nation-building as being far more important than party politics, party affiliation or party formations. I am a devout and committed Christian and I cannot remain in a party where a handful of people that have sympathies for Boko Haram and that have a clear Islamic agenda are playing a leading role.

This is made all the more untenable when some of those people are working hard silently and behind the scenes to impose a Muslim/Muslim ticket on the party for the Presidential elections next year. I believe that religion ought to play no part in politics but a situation where members of the Christian faith are not treated as equals and where the all the substantive positions of the National Executive of the party are made up of almost exclusively Muslims is unacceptable to me. In fairness to the members of the party there are many leaders within it's ranks who share my views and who are also opposed to the religious agenda that the few have but I am not prepared to stay and fight from within because the very presence of any closet Haramites on the same political platform as me is something that I find utterly repugnant. I have raised these issues privately with virtually every key party leader including most of the governors but nothing has changed. I cannot be in a party in which the spokesman. Lai Mohammed, only last year said that it was wrong and ''unconstitutional'' for the Federal Government to proscribe Boko Haram.

This is the same Boko Haram that has killed no less than 15,000 Nigerians in the last three years. I cannot be in a party where the leading Presidential candidate, only last year said that Boko Haram ought to be killed but ought to be treated like the Niger Delta militants, granted amnesty without any conditions, pampered and paid and who said, in 2001, that muslims should only vote for people who will protect their faith. I cannot be in a party where a number of leading people question the secularity of the state and yet those people are not called to order by the so-called party leaders and where such people seem to hold sway. I cannot be in a party which appears to have politicised the whole of the Chibok issue and who are not sincere in trying to get the girls back. I cannot be in a party where a few of it's leaders are more interested in playing politics with the whole Chibok issue and hurling bricks at our military for not doing a better job.

I cannot be in a party in which the role of one of it's governors is not clear on the Chibok issue: this is a governor that has not been able to explain to the world why he insisted that the girls should do their exams in that school and remain in Chibok for the night even though WAEC and the Federal Government had warned them about the dangers of doing so. I cannot be in a party in which dissent and a differing opinion with others on fundamental issues is seen as an offence and something to be frowned upon or to be queried or expelled for. I have been in politics for the last 24 years of my life and all along I have taken monuemental risks and been guided by my princples. I have also exhibited that I have the courage of my convictions and more often that not I have dared to say what many others are thiniking but dare not to say. It is clear to me that such sentiments are not appreciated in the APC under it's present leadership and consequently I have chosen to move on.

I believe that every religion and every ethnic nationality in this country ought to be treated with the greatest respect even within the context of a political party. I believe that we are all equal before God regardless of our religious differences. A situation whereby, as a christian, I am made to feel that I am a second class citizen in any association or political party which I am part of and for which I have taken risks is unacceptable to me. In order for any political party to move our country forward you need the input, support and confidence of the adherents of ALL religious faiths and not just that of the muslims. This is something that some in the APC do not seem to appreciate.  As a christian I feel deeply offended by some of the rhetoric and behaviour of some of the APC leaders and I cannot be expected to remain silent in the face of such expressions. These are the main reasons why I have left the APC. I wish them well in all their endeavours and like I said earlier many of their key leaders and governors remain my personal friends and will continue to do so even after this. Thanks and may God guide and bless Nigeria.   

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Super Eagles Head Coach, Stephen Keshi has released his 23 man list for the World Cup starting in a few weeks.

GOALKEEPERS: Vincent Enyeama, Austin Ejide, Chigozie Agbim

DEFENDERS: Joseph Yobo, Elderson Echiejile, Juwon Oshaniwa, Godfrey Oboabona, Azubuike Egwuekwe, Kenneth Omeruo, Efe Ambrose, Kunle Odunlami

MIDFIELDERS: John Mikel Obi, Ogenyi Onazi, Ramon Azeez, Michael Uchebo, Reuben Gabriel

FORWARDS: Osaze Odemwingie, Ahmed Musa, Shola Ameobi, Emmanuel Emenike, Babatunde Michael, Victor Moses, Uche Nwofor.

The magazine is insisting beautiful Nollywood actress Rita Dominic has undergone b.osom a.ugmentation in recent time. They compared a photo of the actress sometime last year and another one taken this year where her b.osoms were revealed. I was shocked! The left one as shown on the cover of the mag was flat, while the right one is round and robust. The magazine stated that it could not be established what method of augmentation Rita opted for, but however advised her to share the secret with the public particularly her colleagues whose b.osoms too have weathered the storms of life ….

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It seems Ghanaian actress, Yvonne Nelson, is yet to come over her sullied relationship with Nigerian singer, Iyanya Mbuk as she is reported to have skipped an event where she was supposed to headline because her former squeeze was supposed to perform.


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Nicki Minaj covers nipples with stars and climbs on Drake on stage.

Young Money rapper Nicki Minaj who recently dropped her third studio album 'Pills n Potions' has been heavily promoting it to her fans all over the world.

The sexy and curvaceous  was seen on stage performing with crew members Lil Wayne and Drake dressed in a cropped sheer metallic top which showed off the star covering her nipples. In a picture she posted on Instagram, Drake was seen lifting Nicki and holding in her in a less than brotherly manner although she captioned the photo "Yall gotta chill. Lol this is my brother".

The speculation about if they had a low-key relationship still stands, especially now that Drake is recently single after yet another break up with Rihanna who allegedly claimed Drake was too in love with her.

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A famous Kenyan On-Air-Personality — Caroline Mutoko has taken shots at video vixen Vera Sidika to change her identification documents to reflect her obvious new look.

Vera, a Kenyan socialite has reportedly been using bleaching cream to change her complexion.

Featured in Prezzo’s new hit video ‘My Gal’ earlier this year, Sidika has been spotted looking remarkably lighter in recent months.

Below is the letter to her from Nairobi’s Kiss 100 FM presenter Caroline Mutoko:



Caroline Mutoko presents the early morning program ‘The Big Breakfast’ ‎on Nairobi’s Kiss 100 FM radio station, a radio station under the Radio Africa brand.


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Fast rising Nigerian Dance-hall singer — Burna Boy has shocked Nigerians by saying he’s not interested in any more Nigerian collaborations.
The ‘Like to party’ singer says he priorities are set on international duets for now.

‘No Nigerian artiste suits my style of music [anymore], I hope to work with an international act [like] American R&B singer John Legend’, Burna Rankin said at an MTV media chat held on May 29, 2014, Federal Palace Hotel, Lagos, Nigeria.

Burna Boy is up against indigenous rapper Phyno and South African act Uhuru among others for Best New Act at the 2014 MTV Africa Music Awards in June.

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The situation of our girls kidnapped by the deadly Boko Haram sect is going from bad to worst as some of them in custody of the group have taken ill, according to a prominent Australian cleric, Dr. Stephen Davis.

Dr. Davis, a clergyman and hostage negotiator, according to the British newspaper, The Mail, was hired by the President of Nigeria, Goodluck Jonathan, to broker the release of the girls.
In his words: "One of that small group of girls is ill and we had hoped we might convince the commander of the group holding her that she should be released so we could give her medical treatment.
"There are other girls who are not well and we have come close to having them released but their captors fear a trap in which they will be captured in the handover process.
"One girl has what I assume is a broken wrist as they demonstrate to me how she holds her hand. I have been told that others are sick and in need of medical attention."

Dr. Davis, who was once the Canon Emeritus at Coventry Cathedral in London, has been in Nigeria working secretly on the release of the girls for almost a month now.

It added that he was asked by the President to come to Nigeria after previously brokering a truce between the Federal Government and the Niger Delta militants in 2004.

He was frequently blindfolded and held at gunpoint during his peace work in the Niger Delta.

In an email, Dr. Davis revealed he had had "ongoing contacts" with the groups involved in the kidnapping in the North-East for seven years.

He attributed his success in hostage negotiations in Nigeria to "a long process of building trust on both sides".

He said, “This is painful for the parents and the nation. The well-being of the girls is constantly on our minds and we want to see their release as soon as possible.”

The secret negotiator ruled out the possibility of a rescue since the girls were not being held in one location.

He said, “There are several groups to deal with as the girls are held in several camps across the Nigerian border in Cameroon, Chad and Niger. This makes any thought of a rescue highly improbable. To attempt to rescue one group would only endanger the others.

"We must not endanger their lives further. The vast majority of the Chibok girls are not being held in Nigeria."

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Famous singer Davido is finally a graduate. He was among the over 500 students who graduated today from Babcock University in Ilisan Remo, Ogun State. His dad was also part of the people who witnessed the occasion. Media mogul, Mo’Abudu was also honoured with an honorary doctorate degree.

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Nigerian football agent caught on video promising to arrange a yellow card for £41k during world cup

Henry Chukwuma Okoroji, a Nigerian match fixer has been indicted in a match fixing scam after he was caught on camera telling an undercover UK Sun Newspaper reporter, Mahzher Mahmood, he could arrange a yellow card during the World Cup games for more than 41,000pounds and a penalty for 81,000pounds.

Daily Mail reports that Okoroji spoke with the reporter in company of his associate, Joe, in a hotel room in Milan, Italy. He was recorded saying he could facilitate different outcomes on the football field, including a red card, depending on the amount the reporter was willing to pay. He was reported to have said that he was working with two other Nigerian players as well as a senior official of the Nigerian Football Federation in the match-fixing scam, who he said could help influence the Nigerian squad in the world cup. Continue...

In a bid to prove his credibility, Okoroji was said to have invited a Nigerian/Lazio footballer, Ogenyi Onazi (pictured right) to the hotel but Onazi is not thought to be involved in the plot.
 
Only last week, the National Crime Agency (NCA) began investigations into claims that the friendly match between Nigeria and Scotland was fixed. Investigations into that allegation is still going on according to an NCA official.

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