John Mikel Obi, Victor Moses Shortlisted for BBC African Footballer of the Year Award

John Mikel Obi, Victor Moses Shortlisted for BBC African Footballer of the Year AwardThe shortlist of five candidates for the 2013 BBC African Footballer of the Year award has been announced by the BBC on November 11, 2013, Monday.

Nigerians Victor Moses (Liverpool, on loan from Chelsea) and John Mikel Obi (Chelsea) are joined by Burkina Faso's Jonathan Pitroipa (Rennes) and Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang of Gabon (Borussia Dortmund).

The list also includes Ivory Coast's Yaya Toure (Manchester City), who has made his fifth consecutive appearance in it.

The winner will be decided by African football fans, who have an opportunity to vote for their choice until 18:00 GMT on November 25, Monday.

The winner will be announced on December 2, Monday, at 17:35 GMT on the BBC's Focus on Africa radio and television programmes.

No player on this year's shortlist, drawn up from votes by 44 journalists across Africa, has won the BBC award before and two - Pitroipa and Aubameyang - are the first nominees from their respective countries.

Fans can vote online at http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/african/ and by SMS to +44 77 86 20 20 08, by texting 1 for Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang; 2 for Victor Moses; 3 for John Obi Mikel; 4 for Jonathan Pitroipa; and 5 for Yaya Touré.

Competition and Voting information:

SMS texts are limited to one text per mobile phone number. Standard international text rates apply. Please check with your service provider.

Full details and T&Cs are online at bbc.com/africanfootball

Must read- university that voted for th continuation of the strike

Just when it seemed that the light at the end of the tunnel could be seen in the case of the ongoing Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) strike, reports have emerged that the strike might not be called off this week as hoped.

News surfaced recently that this week might finally see the end of the four month old strike which has kept thousands of university students at home.

Contrary to expectations however, it has been revealed that members of the body might not suspend the industrial action this week as different branches of the group have conflicting opinions on whether the strike should be called off or not.

Vanguard reports:

    President Jonathan held a meeting with the leadership of ASUU last week, where he made some offers which ASUU was expected to take to their members for deliberation with the hope that it will pacify them into resuming academic activities this week.

    Congresses of the 61 chapters of the union were therefore held, yesterday, while the National Executive Council, NEC, meeting will hold tomorrow in one of the northern universities.

    The outcome of the union’s congresses indicated that there was disagreement on the need to call off the strike.

    Vanguard gathered that while some ASUU chapters were ready to suspend the strike in the light of the President’s intervention, others insisted that they will continue the strike due to what they described as their distrust for the government.

    It was learnt that while the University of Lagos, UNILAG, resolved to suspend the strike, chapters like the University of Ibadan, UI; University of Benin, UNIBEN; University of Calabar, UNICAL; University of Jos, UNIJOS and the Lagos State University, LASU, said the strike must continue, arguing that the Federal Government could not be trusted to fulfil its promise of injecting over N1.1 trillion to universities in the next five years

ASUU Update: UNIJOS votes to continue strike

Pin It As the various university chapters of the Academic Staff Union of Universities meet this week to deliberate on the 5 month old strike, UNIJOS chapter has decided that they want the strike to continue. Speaking to journalists,
Dr. David Jankam said the chapter did not see any substance in the negotiations the leadership of the Union had with President Jonathan. According to Dr Jankam, “We have just rounded off our meeting, as a matter of fact our members voted overwhelmingly for the continuation of the state strike. “I can also confirm to you that five of the eight universities that made up the Bauchi Zone of ASUU has also voted for continuation of the strike, and the general saying is that the federal government has not shown any commitment so far. “We started the meeting by briefing our members on issues resolved with the federal government in their last meeting with the president of ASUU. “But in responding to the briefing, our members observed that the main issues that led to the strike were not discussed as part of the meeting in Aso Rock. “As such my members said president Jonathan is taking them for a ride by trying to divert attention from the core subjects of the strike” According to Dr. Jankam, “I will now convey the resolve of our branch to our national president in our NEC meeting scheduled for this week. If the majority of the chapter voted for call off, it will ne called off, but if majority of chapters voted for continuation, so be it” said Dr. Jankam

ASUU Update: UNIJOS votes to continue strike

Pin It As the various university chapters of the Academic Staff Union of Universities meet this week to deliberate on the 5 month old strike, UNIJOS chapter has decided that they want the strike to continue. Speaking to journalists,
Dr. David Jankam said the chapter did not see any substance in the negotiations the leadership of the Union had with President Jonathan. According to Dr Jankam, “We have just rounded off our meeting, as a matter of fact our members voted overwhelmingly for the continuation of the state strike. “I can also confirm to you that five of the eight universities that made up the Bauchi Zone of ASUU has also voted for continuation of the strike, and the general saying is that the federal government has not shown any commitment so far. “We started the meeting by briefing our members on issues resolved with the federal government in their last meeting with the president of ASUU. “But in responding to the briefing, our members observed that the main issues that led to the strike were not discussed as part of the meeting in Aso Rock. “As such my members said president Jonathan is taking them for a ride by trying to divert attention from the core subjects of the strike” According to Dr. Jankam, “I will now convey the resolve of our branch to our national president in our NEC meeting scheduled for this week. If the majority of the chapter voted for call off, it will ne called off, but if majority of chapters voted for continuation, so be it” said Dr. Jankam

BreakingNews: ASUU Strike: Universities to re-Open to students for normal academic activities by next monday

A source close to top guns in the Academic Staff Union Of Universities (ASUU) has told icemoodent the lecturers will ditch their four month old strike this weekend so students could resume on November 18 (next Monday).
The source said there was no way the union could reject the new offer of N220bn a year tabled by President Goodluck Jonathan during a marathon meeting with ASUU last week Tuesday. ASUU had come out of that meeting to tell Nigerians it needed time to deliberate on the new deal and reach a consensus among it members before talking to the press. A top official of the union,  has however said the government could not be trusted even on the new offer, and that ASUU’s members were divided over the government’s offer. He, however raised a beam of hope by saying the majority still decided to give  the government the benefit of the doubt. As ASUU executives meet this Wednesday, if the fate of the strike is down to a vote among the striking lecturers, as suggested by ASUU chairman, Nasir Fagge, the four month old impasse may surely end this week. ASUU went on strike July 1 over the non-implementation of a 2009 agreement it had with the government with a key component of the memorandum of understanding the allocation of 26% of Nigeria’s total budget to education. Although the government is planning to allocate just 9% of the 2014 budget to education, ASUU now seems set to end the strike after government offers that would surely boost lecturers’ take home pay and improve varsity infrastructure.

Seven ways to flirt using technology

When you think about flirting over technology, texting probably comes to mind. Once you exchange numbers, texting is the easiest way to contact your crush. You shouldn’t be afraid to start a conversation with him. If he replies, it means that he’s willing to talk to you.
1. INNOCENT PICTURES
Now I’m not talking about provocative pictures. You can flirt by sending a snapchat of his favorite snack and offering to buy him some. You can take a picture of your hands in the shape of a heart to show him that you care. The choices are endless, especially if you already have inside jokes together. One of the best ways to flirt using technology is by taking cute or silly pictures that you know will make him smile.
2. VARIOUS VIDEO GAMES
With the Internet, anything is possible. Most gaming systems let you connect with players from across the world. If you and your crush are into the same games, you can play against one another. If there’s a chat feature during the game, you have extra time to talk. It’ll show him that you have something in common and will give you bonding time.
3. SMALL THINGS
If you’re on FaceBook, you can poke your crush. If you’re on Tumblr, you can send them fan mail. If you’re on Instagram, you can comment on how good they look in their selfie. There are plenty of little things that you can do that show your interest. The best part is that they’re safe methods, so it doesn’t necessarily tell them that you like them.
4. SHARE SONGS
Send him music that you think he’d like. If you’re not sure of his taste, try sending him funny videos instead. If they make him laugh, he’ll think that you have a good sense of humor. Plus, people love people who make them happy. This could be the first step in winning his heart.
5. JUST TEXT
When you think about flirting over technology, texting probably comes to mind. Once you exchange numbers, texting is the easiest way to contact your crush. You shouldn’t be afraid to start a conversation with him. If he replies, it means that he’s willing to talk to you. If he doesn’t text you back, then it’s his loss
6. DON’T FORGET PHONE CALLS
Don’t forget about old-fashioned phone calls. You can always call up your crush to hear his voice. Don’t worry if he doesn’t answer. Sometimes it’s more fun to leave voice mails for each other. That way, you can listen to what he had to say multiple times instead of only once.
7. SKYPE SESSIONS
If you don’t have Skype, download it! It’ll make you feel like you’re in the same room as your crush. It’s the closest thing you can get to actually having him right there with you. Tell him you have to tell him a story that’s too long to text to him or that you want to show him something you just bought. Once he agrees to a Skype session, it’s time to flirt! Since he can see you, you can use the same moves you’d use in person
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How AIT cameraman was ‘attacked by SSS officer’ at Obasanjo’s son’s wedding

The wedding of Bisoye Obasanjo, son of former President Olusegun Obasanjo, was not quite a joyous event for a cameraman assigned by the Africa Independent Television (AIT) to cover the event.
According to reports, the AIT staff, Chineye Sunday was assaulted by an operative of the State Security Service (SSS) who was deployed to the Ebonyi State Government House in Abakaliki.
Mr. Sunday was trying to take photos of dignitaries at the event when he was allegedly pushed and punched by the SSS officer.
Vanguard reports:
    The event which was the traditional marriage ceremony of the former President of Nigeria, General ‘s son,  and his wife, Chigozie Nwenyi at Okpuitumo, Ndufu Ikwo Development Centre of Ikwo LGA in Ebonyi State was almost ruined, if not for the display of comportment and maturity exhibited by the AIT cameraman during and after the attack on him.
    Vanguard gathered that Mr. Sunday left the scene of the event with bruises, swollen face and a damaged camera worth over N1 million.
    Narrating his ordeal, “The thing is that similar incident has happened before during a function and it was a National Assembly member, Hon. Tobias Okwuru that had to intervene in the matter.
    After that incident, the next one was the one that happened at Ikwo during Chief Obasanjo’ son’s traditional marriage on Saturday.
    Immediately I entered where dignitaries were and established my shots the guy (SSS operative) who was at my back pushed me. When that happened, I now started staggering with myself and my equipment.
    “I went to the guy and asked him, why he did what he did; the next thing was for him to punch me close to my eyes. It was a terrible incident that happened before dignitaries and even before the ADC to the Governor and if it was possible the ADC would have beaten up the guy but he restrained himself.
    “My camera that was damaged is worth over N1 million and I cannot use it again to cover any function for government or anybody else until it is repaired or a new one purchased for me,” he lamented.
    Speaking with a cross section of journalists in the state, some of them expressed disappointment over the incident and called on the state government to deal decisively with the SSS personnel, if not they would never cover any event involving the Governor since their safety cannot be guaranteed.
    “We are shocked, embarrassed and humiliated by this development. This SSS guys are fond of obstructing us from doing our job both in the Government House and at the Stadium; and the most annoying aspect of it is that they know us very well. We are all in the Government House. We are not strangers to them.
    “We wonder who gave them the audacity to attack us. It is only in Ebonyi State we feel threatened to do our job. These guys need training and retraining; they shouldn’t vent their anger on us if their condition of service is not acceptable to them. They should allow us to do our job while they do theirs. Journalists world over are harmless persons”.
    Reacting to the incident, the Chairman of Nigeria Union of Journalists, South East Zone, Mr. Christopher Isiguzo who stated that he was yet to study the intricacies surrounding the case, condemned it entirely. He added that the zone would reach out to State Director of SSS with a view to ensuring that such development does not occur in future.
    Meanwhile, the ADC to Ebonyi State Governor, Mohammed Tijan, Chief Security Officer, CSO, and Chief Detail appealed to Journalists in the state to express calm over the incident as the affected SSS operative would not escape any disciplinary measure.
    However, effort made by Journalists in the State to get the attention of the SSS operative proved abortive as he did not want to discuss the matter.

Wonderful....an artist nails testicles

A naked Russian artist nailed his own testicles to the ground in a bizarre protest against his country's authoritarian regime. Self-styled performance artist Pyotr Pavelnsky hammered a large metal nail through his scrotum and into the cobblestones in front of Moscow's Red Square as hundreds of horrified tourists watched on.
Police eventually covered him up with a blanket before removing him from the scene. He was taken to a clinic for treatment and placed under arrest.
Pavelnsky has previously performed painful protests to highlight political causes. In 2011 he sewed his lips together to highlight the plight of the jailed Pussy Riot group and he later wrapped his naked body in barbed wire outside a government building in St Petersburg.
See the horrifying video after the cut...  source  mirro.co.uk

Usher Sued For Allegedly Stealing “Confessions” Single ‘Caught Up’

Wow, this isn’t good news for the handsome singer.

A group of songwriters are accusing Usher of stealing his 2004 single ‘Caught Up’ from them.

TMZ reports that a group of songwriters, Zacharia Edwards, Mitch Moses and Vince McClean, are claiming the R&B icon stole his chart-topping Confessions single “Caught Up” from them.

They claim that they played it for an administrator at Arista Records (Usher’s label) in 2002, who then played it for LA Reid.

Two years later, they heard Usher’s version on the radio.

Just Blaze received the producer credit for the track, but his name hasn’t come up in the case so far.

Considering it’s been nearly a decade since the single dropped, the songwriters may not have the strongest case here.

Photos Beverly Osu gets her first Endorsement

Good news for  the controversial BBA2013  contenstant
Photos via lindaikeji

Davido hangout with Eaglet

Skelewu crooner Davido met the Under 17 World Cup winning Eaglets recently and shared the picture on his instagram. The gobe singer said ''Congrats to my lil bros!!!!!! Love to see young pple prosper! The sky is the limit for these dudes!!! Champions!!''

A female celeb forgot her panties and show off her

Well wonders they shall never end,as its seems i think the world is coming to an end,if not it has come to its end......am scared for our generation.lol

Asuu to suspend strike action on or before friday-futmx lecturer

The Academic Staff Union of Universities, ASUU, may call off its over four-months’ strike on Thursday, icemoodent has gathered.

It has been revealed that the Union’s plan is to suspend the strike after the National Executive Committee of the body meets on Wednesday night to deliberate over the outcome of the congresses held in over 50 universities across the country on the new offer extended to ASUU by the Federal Government.

The Union leadership had after its meeting with the Federal Government delegation last week promised to take President Jonathan’s message to all members and resolve on whether to call off the strike or not.

The ASUU leadership had since then briefed the zonal coordinators on the offer, and consequently directed the local branches to organise congress meetings between Friday last week and Tuesday (tomorrow) to deliberate on the new offer and make their final position known this week.

However, information gathered from the different Universities after their various congresses showed that the lecturers are now willing to call of the strike, even though they are unsure of government’s commitment to abide by the terms of the new agreement. Some of the lecturers that spoke with icemoodent yesterday have disclosed that the strike may be suspended this Thursday.

Meanwhile, the Ibadan Zonal Coordinator of ASUU, Dr. Nasir Adesola, has confirmed that the NEC meeting has been scheduled to hold on Wednesday. However, he did not disclose whether the strike would be called off after the meeting or not.

“Yes, the NEC will hold on Wednesday evening, but ASUU has a process which we are going to follow. NEC reserves the right to call off the strike after due consultation with members and this is why congresses are being called in all the chapters of the union. Please, wait till after the congress,” He has disclosed.

Sources have revealed to icemoodent that most of the lecturers have argued that the strike be called off, having seen the President’s commitment. They have said that the new agreement has been made public with the involvement of President Jonathan, hence the need to call off the strike. They have argued that such an agreement cannot be twisted even at the long run.

GEJ CONGRATULATE GOLDEN EAGLET

Today, I commend Nigeria's Golden Eaglets for
their well deserved victory at the FIFA Under-17
World Soccer tournament in Dubai, in the United
Arab Emirates, UAE. The players played with
great skill and projected the Nigerian can do
spirit and the end result is that Nigeria is now a
four time champion. This could not have come at
a better time seeing as Nigeria is on the cusp of
celebrating our centenary as a nation. In
February this year, the Super Eagles won the
African Cup of Nations and now our youths are
today the world’s champions. This is no fluke. It
is no coincidence. It is a reaffirmation of what I
have always known; that excellence is a Nigerian
habit. I believe Nigerians are poised to extend
this habit to every facet of our national life.
May God bless us all and may God bless the
Federal Republic of Nigeria. GEJ

ASUU Consequences For Rejecting Government’s Recent Proposal

After getting an annual payment offer of N220 billion for the next five years, from the federal government, following a marathon meeting that ended Tuesday, indications have emerged that the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) may lose the sympathy of many and may make the government wield the big stick if it rejects the recent offer by the government, with a full blown implementation of the ‘no work, no pay’ policy likely to break the ranks of the union and cause disaffection among the members who would feel the pinch of their salaries being withheld.
The union had however, insisted that it wanted N350 billion in 2014 and N400 billion annually for the next four years.

A labour leader who was privy to the details of the meeting between President Goodluck Jonathan and the National Executives of ASUU told Thisday yesterday it would be in the best interest of the union to accept the proposal.

“Once you meet the president of a country, where else do you want to go? Who else do you want to meet with? The leadership of the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) and Trade Union Congress (TUC) were present at that meeting. If we cannot find an exit, then we are in serious trouble.

“You cannot leave a strike open-ended, it will backfire seriously. If the government had started the ‘no work, no pay’ policy as soon as it was obvious that ASUU was bent on prolonging the strike, the strike would have been over by now. It would have broken the ranks of the members,” the source said.

The source added that although labour leaders are of the opinion that the government holds the major part of the blame for the strike, they (labour leaders) also think that ASUU has overdone it.

“If after all these, ASUU remains adamant, then it would be obvious that they have a political agenda. It may also be an ego thing for ASUU NEC who realise that ASUU has been known to be a union that strives on holding governments to ransom,” the source added.

Sources say the meeting of ASUU’s NEC will hold in the next one week.
SOURCE -Gossipme blog

How to easily root an android device

Rooting is the Android equivalent of jailbreaking, a means of unlocking the operating system so you can install unapproved (by Google) apps, update the OS, replace the firmware, overclock (or underclock) the processor, customize just about anything, and so on.

Of course, for the average user, rooting sounds like -- and can be -- a scary process. After all, "rooting" around in your smartphone's core software might seem like a recipe for disaster. One wrong move and you could end up with bricked handset.

Thankfully, there's a new Windows utility that makes rooting a one-click affair: Kingo Android Root. It's free, and based on my initial tests with a Virgin Mobile Supreme, it works like a charm. (Be sure to check the compatibility list before you proceed, keeping in mind that although the Supreme wasn't on it, the utility had no problem with it.) Here's how to get started.

Step one: Download and install Kingo Android Root.

Step two: Enable USB debugging mode on your phone. If it's running Android 4.0 or 4.1, tap Settings, Developer Options, then tick the box for "USB debugging." (You may need to switch "Developer options" to On before you can do so.) On Android 4.2 and later, tap Settings, About Phone, Developer Options, and then tick USB debugging." Then tap OK to approve the setting change.

Step three: Run Android Root on your PC, then connect your phone via its USB sync cable. After a moment, the former should show a connection to the latter.

Step four: Click Root, then sit back and wait while the utility does its thing. The aforementioned Supreme took all of about two minutes, including the automated reboot at the end.

And that's all there is to it. If you decide you want to reverse the process, just run Android Root again, connect your phone, then click Remove Root.

With that done, now you can take advantage of options like USB On-the-Go to make your unexpandable phone expandable. Hit the comments to share your favorite tricks for a rooted Android phone.

Jonathan comes from the group of labourers and slaves, those who naturally do not have the mental capacity to rule and therefore should be ruled.

At the moment, even children in Nigeria can, without giving a second thought, testify that all is not well with the country. They even know that the ailments are coming from different angles. If they have not been able to fully comprehend the meaning of the acronym ASUU and the word ‘strike,’ they must have seen some of their older siblings who are supposed to be studying in the universities sitting idle at home. If they are not able to explain what terrorism is all about, they must have heard of Boko Haram and the terrible job the group is carrying out in Nigeria.
The problems are many to be enumerated. Some Nigerians have through one means or the other expressed that the country is rapidly veering towards a dangerous direction. In fact, some tribes and ethnic groups have threatened to pull out of the Nigerian nation if a forum is not created for Nigerians to sit down together and discuss the way forward. Fortunately, the president has hearkened to the urgency of the situation by calling for the convocation of a national conference. Since this was announced by the president on the 1st of October, it has been reported that the different tribes and ethnic groups in the country have all gone to work to articulate their points and appoint their representatives for the conference.
It is in this light that the umbrella association of Igbo unions, Ohaneze, recommended that representations in the proposed national conference be on equality of the different tribes or ethnic groups in the country. To the amazement of so many people, this recommendation did not go down well with the members of the Arewa Consultative Forum (ACF) who immediately made their stance known through their National Publicity Secretary, Mr. Anthony Sani. According to Sani, “someone needs to inform Ohaneze that its recommendations that representations in the national dialogue should be on equality does a lot of violence to definition of injustice by Aristotle who said injustice is not only when equals are treated unequally but is also injustice when unequals are treated equally. One wonders the justification in making the representations by Ibos (sic) and Idoma of Benue state to be on equality, or that of South East and North West to be on equal basis.”
Reactions have trailed that vehement stance of the ACF. So many people cannot understand why the ACF are always averse to any call for a national dialogue especially at a time like this. But one only needs to look deeper in order to discover what Arewa are really talking about.  Sani did not quote Aristotle just to showcase how educated he is. No. He rather let other Nigerians confirm the theory that has all the while been the substratum of all Arewa political strivings in Nigeria. This theory, unfortunately, Arewa found in Aristotle.
For Aristotle, the notion of natural inequality is central to the conception of humanity, with a view to both individual and communal living. Natural inequality forms the basis for not only establishing partnership in the society but also the highest form of partnership. In fact, for the life of the society to be lived well, inequality must be seen as an undisputed ingredient. But how did Aristotle arrive at this position? Aristotle started by stating that the state is a natural institution which arose from natural associations among people, basically from man and woman, the agents of procreation. From these agents, the family emerged, whose major function is the provision of the daily needs.
The coming together of families brought about the emergence of the village whose importance transcends the provision of daily needs. The coming together of villages in turn brought about the emergence of the state which for Aristotle is most perfect and most varied. (When Aristotle said that the human person is a political animal, we understand him from here). The state was seen as been prior to the individual though not in the order of nature but rather in the order of becoming. This is what brought about the necessity of everyone to submit to the state and its hierarchy just as a wife naturally submits to the husband, the child to the parents, and the slave to the master.
Now, in this state, Aristotle further stated that slavery was natural. He came about this by observing that slaves invariably were strong and large, and therefore concluded that slavery was a product of nature. For him, some persons are by nature free while others are by the same nature slaves. We can, from here, begin to understand the position of Arewa as they go about preaching their message of inequality in Nigeria. Aristotle went on to state that for one to qualify as a citizen of the state, the person must have the ability to take his or her share in ruling and being ruled. Since this citizen would be expected to sit in the assembly and the law courts, such a person would have ample time as well as showcase appropriate temperament and character. It is on this basis that Aristotle concluded that such persons as labourers and slaves could not be said to be citizens since they had neither time nor the appropriate mental development and character to administer the political process in the state.
Therefore, for Aristotle, it is simply necessary that some should rule and others be ruled since from the hour of their birth, some are penciled down for subjugation while others are made to rule.We do not need to task ourselves much to reconcile this Aristotelian position (which Arewa have tenaciously held on to) and the Arewa political slogan ‘Born To Rule.’ Arewa have, from the beginning, marked themselves out as the group of rulers while regarding others as the group of labourers and slaves. Do we need to consult any oracle to know that the only thing Arewa are after in Nigeria is the presidency? Arewa have found it very difficult to recognize Goodluck Jonathan as the president of Nigeria because for them,
Jonathan comes from the group of labourers and slaves, those who naturally do not have the mental capacity to rule and therefore should be ruled. Arewa cannot accept the recommendations of Ohaneze that representations in the proposed national conference be on equality of tribes and ethnic groups because for them (Arewa), other tribes and ethnic groups are not their (Arewa’s) equal, hence Sani’s Aristotelian conclusion that it is injustice when unequals are treated equally.
It should be noted that Arewa started all this scheming right from the creation of states in Nigeria. People should no longer ask why the northern part of Nigeria was divided into 19 states (Abuja inclusive) while the southern part could only be found worthy to have 17 states.Truly, Arewa know what they are doing. The only thing they do not know is that that Aristotelian theory they have vehemently subscribed to has remained Aristotle’s weakest piece of thought and also the most criticized.

Photos-Yvonne jegede fights Yvonne Nelson.....hmmmm

Choi, I love this my amebo job o...lol. Was just minding my business *cough* when I saw this Tweet from actress Yvonne Jegede. She says she's the good actress, while Yvonne Nelson is the attention seeker. Let the cat fight begin! Haha

Omotayo moves in with lover Wizkid?

She might go on Twitter to deny this report because she once said she would not move in with Wizkid until he marries her, but it's fact! Tania practically lives with Wizkid now. Her tweet in August below.

People who know them very well will readily tell you that the lovebirds, who met over five years ago, are live-in-lovers. Tania still has her own place though and stays there once in a while, but her main place of residence is her boyfriend Wizkid's place in Lekki. It's my job to know these things. lol

JULIAN cliq's HENRY

The families of HIS ROYAL MAJESTY OHARISI III (JP), the Ovie of Ughelli Kingdom and PRINCE ENGR H. BABATUNDE AJOBO (JP) of Oba-Alaye Compound Ile-Ife, Ife East Local Govt. Area, Osun State cordially request your presence @ the Traditional / Wedding ceremony of their Children Princess Ejiro Julian Oharisi and Prince Henry Adeyemi Ajobo (Arc).
Date: 30th Nov. 2013
Venue: Divine chosen church of God, No. 8 Okoruwe Street, Off Uloho Avenue, Ughelli, Delta State.
Time: 10am
Reception / Traditional marriage follows immediately @ the Palace of the Ovie of Ughelli Kingdom, Otovwodo, Ughelli.
For inquiry / hotel reservation, please call Moses on 08177285507.