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Chidinma Ekile ‘Miss Kedike’ when asked the type of man she would love to marry she said she wants a man that can take care of her needs and not the one she would feed. According to her: “never, I can’t date a man that doesn’t have money, I can’t feed a man.” The singer also disclosed that she is not in a hurry to get married but that she is not in a relationship at the moment.

(CNN) -- The friend who was on the phone with Trayvon Martin when his fatal confrontation with George Zimmerman began said Monday she is "disappointed, upset, angry, questioning and mad" at Zimmerman's acquittal on murder charges. Rachel Jeantel called the verdict "BS" and said Martin, 17, was never aggressive. "He was a calm, chill, loving person who loved his family, definitely his mother, and a good friend," Jeantel told CNN's "Piers Morgan Live." Zimmerman, a neighborhood watch volunteer in Sanford, Florida, was acquitted Saturday of second-degree murder charges in Martin's death. The killing sparked protests when police declined to bring charges against Zimmerman, leading to the appointment of a special prosecutor who eventually took the case to court. Prosecutors had argued that Zimmerman, who is Hispanic, had profiled and pursued the African-American teen. Juror: 'No doubt' that Zimmerman fea...

(CNN) -- He's a high school dropout who worked his way into the most secretive computers in U.S. intelligence as a defense contractor -- only to blow those secrets wide open by spilling details of classified surveillance programs. Now, Edward Snowden might never live in the United States as a free man again. Where he may end up was a source of global speculation Sunday after he flew from Hong Kong to Russia, his ultimate destination unknown to most. Snowden has revealed himself as the source of documents outlining a massive effort by the U.S. National Security Agency to track cell phone calls and monitor the e-mail and Internet traffic of virtually all Americans. Snowden, 29, said he just wanted the public to know what the government was doing. "Even if you're not doing anything wrong you're being watched and recorded," he said. Snowden told The Guardian newspaper in the United Kingdom that he had access to the full rosters of everyone wo...

The relatives of a 23-year-old woman from northwest China’s Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region have claimed that the woman died after being electrocuted while using her iPhone. The older sister of victim Ma Ailun said Saturday on Sina Weibo, the Chinese equivalent of Twitter, that Ma was electrocuted while trying to answer a call on her iPhone while the device was charging. Ma Ailun bought the iPhone in December at an official Apple store and was using the original charger to recharge the phone when the incident occurred, her sister said. Ma, who was planning her wedding on August 8, fell to the floor when making a call with her iPhone 5, which was being recharged at the time, Ma’s sister said on her microblog account. “I want to warn everyone else not to make phone calls when your mobile phone is recharging,” she tweeted. The sister’s tweet was reposted more than 3,000 times. And the microblogging site was flooded with posts urging fellow users not to make calls ...

RIVERS CRISIS: Amaechi And 4 Northern Governors Held Hostage At Port Harcourt Airport   Posted on July 16, 2013 Rivers State Governor, Rotimi Amaechi and the governors of Jigawa, Kano, Niger and Adamawa earlier this morning were held hostage in the airport by protestors allegedly loyal to Goodluck Jonathan blocked off the airport. Amaechi had earlier arrived in a different flight from the Nation’s capital Abuja around 9a.m could not move out of the VIP lounge of the airport till the four other governors arrived as he was worried that his convey might be targeted by the crowd. Eyewitnesses say that the protesters came to the airport as early as 7am and by 8 the crowd was already double its earlier size and had almost taken over the airport with the police giving them protection.

Nigeria’s Defence headquarters yesterday in Abuja said it was finding it increasingly difficult to trace the origin of what it called the ‘sophisticated’ weapons recovered from Boko Haram hideouts. Information Nigeria reports that large number of weapons including assault rifles, anti-aircraft machine guns, pistols, rocket propelled and hand grenades as well as many forms of grenade launchers were removed from abandoned insurgent camps taken over by Special Forces in the North East region of the country where soldiers have been on a major offensive against insurgents since May. Defence spokesman, Brigadier General Chris Olukolade, who made this known at a press conference by joint security media committee, said: “Analysis of the weapons recovered from the insurgents is ongoing, not all of them are locally made; majority are foreign weapons. It will be difficult to determine where the weapons are coming from because there are free markets where anybody can buy...

Here are a few reasons why women fall for the wrong man: 1. Ladies, you know how people always say, “Actions speak louder than words?” Well, this very saying is getting a lot of you in big trouble. Yes, actions do speak, but please understand actions also lie and in some cases lie more than words. Actions only speak louder when the heart and motives of the person pursing you is pure. If that is not the case, then what you have is manipulation and womanizing. Many men already know they can fool you with actions and words, so stop believing actions mean anything unless it’s done consistently over a long period of time. Don’t forget this consistency also includes you. Your job is not to sit around and watch what he does while you do nothing. That is selfish and speaks of fear, etc. 2. You have s*x with a man and become closer to him than you really think you are. s*x causes soul ties and makes you emotional, thus you feel closer to a man than you really are. I don’t h...

Do you have a job that requires you to travel a lot so you find it hard to stay fit? Between airports, hotels and eating out at every meal, are you having a hard time either losing weight or, at a minimum, keeping it the same? Getting and staying fit under normal circumstances is difficult, but add in always being on the road and it becomes a greater challenge. Not only do you usually have a tighter schedule, but you don’t have your regular gym or exercise equipment to help make the process easier. So, how do you keep working toward your fitness goals when you’re travelling the world? Follow these simple guidelines: 1. Take Your Tennis Shoes It doesn’t matter where you go, you can always get a great workout in if you have your tennis shoes with you. You can walk the airport on layovers or venture out at your destination and see the sights while burning some calories along the way. The nice thing about tennis shoes is that they don’t take a lot of luggage room and ...

Baba Suwe has shown that he won’t easily back down. After the Court of Appeal in Lagos had over-turned the decision of the Lagos High Court to award him N25 million, Babatunde Omidina aka Baba Suwe has decided to fight back as he takes the case to the Supreme Court of Nigeria to challenge the Court of Appeal ruling. High Justice Yetunde Idowu had ordered NDLEA to pay N25 million to Baba Suwe as compensation for detaining him for several days over false allegation of drug trafficking; weeks later, the Court of Appeal slammed the judgement saying it erroneous, oppressive and superfluous. Now, to the final stretch, Baba Suwe through his lawyer, Bamidele Aturu, prayed the apex court to allow the appeal, set aside the decision of the Court of Appeal and affirm the decision of the trial court. He contended that the Court of Appeal erred when it held that that exhibits I-VI (results of scan tests) were legally inadmissible. Baba Suwe added that that there is n...

No Going Back On 50% Hike On Electricity Tariff   on July 16, 2013 DR. SAM AMADI Despite the epileptic power supply in most parts of the country and the rejection of a hike in electricity tariff by the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC), the Nigeria Electricity Regulatory Commission (NERC) yesterday insisted on going ahead with its implementation of the new tariff. Speaking at a press conference in Abuja, Chairman of NERC, Dr Sam Amadi, noted that the Multi Year Tariff Order (MYTO) II which took effect on June 1, 2012, envisaged that the fixed charge and energy charge components would gradually increase annually till 2015. With the fixed charge component of the MYTO II already increased by an average of 50 per cent while the energy charges are up by about 7 per cent. For instance, the fixed charge which used to be N500 per month on the Residential (R2 – customers, who use single or three phased metres) category across all the 11 distribution companies (disc...

Sure, you know that pawpaw is a fruit; you rightfully assume it’s good for you, but do you know that the benefits of eating pawpaw go far beyond the generic boost of vitamin C. Papaya Contains Antioxidants One of the benefits of eating papaya is that it helps to prevent cancer. Papaya is a rich source of antioxidants that the body needs to fight against cancer-causing cells. Vitamin C, E and beta-carotenes are antioxidants that prevent all kinds of cancers. So adding a daily serving of papaya to your diet may lessen your risk of developing cancer. Papaya is Used to Treat Digestive Disorders Papaya is a great source of proteolytic enzymes that are very important in digesting food. The most important of these proteolytic enzymes found in papaya is papain. Papain breaks down proteins in food, allowing for better digestion. Papain is used in prescription of digestive enzymes to treat individuals with cystic fibrosisor pancreatic conditions; producing for them what the bo...

Nobel Laureate, Prof. Wole Soyinka has called on the Federal and State Governments to eliminate all barriers to children’s education. He made the call in Aboekuta on Sunday when he hosted secondary school students across the country as part of this year’s Open Door Series Project, an international cultural exchange programme. He also used the occasion to dispel the insinuation that he graduated with third-class division, explaining that he graduated from the University College, Ibadan with a Second Class Upper. The programme was organised as part of activities to mark his 79th birthday. Soyinka appealed to the students, particularly, those studying in the violence-prone areas of the north, not to be discouraged by the activities of Boko Haram sect. He urged them to draw inspiration from the 16-year-old Pakistani girl, Malala Yousafzai, who was shot in the head on October 9, 2012 by Taliban fighters over her campaign for girl-child education in Pakistan. Soyin...

One of the most frustrating things in life is a slow computer.  Every few years, we buy an expensive new PC and love how fast it starts up, runs programs, and loads websites. Inevitably though, it starts to slow down until eventually we are pulling our hair out waiting for it to do routine tasks. Why is this?  It turns out the answer is actually quite simple and you don't even need to be "technical" to understand the causes and solutions. The good news: It's not the computer hardware that's the problem. In most cases, the hardware you have is perfectly capable of being restored to its original glory and kept in fast running condition with minimal effort. Rather, the problem lies with changes that occur to the PC's software. The two most common causes of slowdown (along with easy solutions) are: 1. The most common problem: registry errors Every time you (or your kids) load a program, game, or file, your PC's software registry is upd...

As many people hit middle age, they often start to notice that their memory and mental clarity are not what they used to be.  We suddenly can't remember where we put the keys just a moment ago, or an old acquaintance's name, or the name of an old band we used to love.  As the brain fades, we euphemistically refer to these occurrences as "senior moments." While seemingly innocent, this loss of mental focus can potentially have a detrimental impact on our professional, social, and personal well-being. It happens to most of us, but is it inevitable?  Neuroscientists are increasingly showing that there's actually a lot that can be done.  It turns that the brain needs exercise in much the same way our muscles do, and the right mental workouts can significantly improve our basic cognitive functions.  Thinking is essentially a process of making neural connections in the brain.  To a certain extent, our ability to excel in making the ne...

FREE ONLINE SCHOOLS WITH CERTIFICATES... Coursera founders Daphne Koller and Andrew Ng don’t think small. Their Mountain View, Calif., online-education company is less than two years old, yet it already has attracted more than 4 million student signups. Now Coursera has raised $43 million in fresh venture capital, tripling its cash available for growth. Coursera is one of a handful of fast-growing startups (others include Udacity and EdX) that use the internet to provide free, college-level instruction. Subjects span everything from computer science to history, poetry and health-care policy. Coursera’s instructors include globally known professors from at least 73 universities worldwide, ranging from Brown to the University of Tokyo.  The U.S. accounts for less than half of Coursera’s overall student enrollment; other prominent countries include Brazil,India, China, Canada, Britain, Russia and Germany. So what comes next? Some clues can be found in Coursera...

For decades, Prof. Wole Soyinka has kept a secret to himself, his grade when he left University College, Ibadan.   But yesterday, the Nobel Laureate disclosed that contrary to insinuations, he graduated with a Second Class Upper and not Third Class as widely believed. Soyinka broke his silence when he hosted secondary school students from across the country who were in Abeokuta, Ogun State to take part in this year’s “Open Doors Series” project, an international cultural exchange programme to mark his 79th birthday. According to Soyinka, he had kept silent on the matter over the years, but decided to open up for the sake of the children as mark of respect for them. The event, tagged: “Memoirs of our future,” was organized by a Lagos-based multimedia company, Zmirage and the state government.

The Catholic community in Awka, Anambra State on Sunday praised former Governor of Anambra State and Senator representing Anambra Central in the Senate, Dr. Chris Ngige, for fighting against same-s*x marriage in Nigeria. Ngige was commended at the presentation of the Catholic Laity Manual of the Awka Diocese of the church, where he was a special guest. Commending Ngige, Chairman of the council, Dr Raphael Agazie, said Ngige had shown a lot of focus in representing Anambra State . Agazie said Ngige effectively filled the gap for Anambra North and Anambra South Senatorial zones in the constituency projects in 2012 when there was nobody representing the two senatorial districts. He also commended Ngige for being the first Senator to operate with effective constituency offices to interface with his constituents. Ngige has a constituency office in each of the seven LGAs that make up his senatorial zone, with a central Constituency office in Awka coordinating them...

Five suspected members of a notorious robbery gang said to have stormed the 04 Hotel in Ajah area of Lagos last Sunday have been confirmed dead. The robbers who have been terrorizing Lagos State, were shot dead early yesterday during a shoot-out with operatives of the Special Anti-Robbery Squad SARS, Ikeja, Lagos. Several gunmen had stormed the hotel in a purported reprisal for the arrest of a colleague by SARS operatives at the same hotel. Seven persons including the owner of the hotel, Olarenwaju Subair, were killed in the attack. Sources say the robbers who were moving in a convoy of an Honda Odyssey-which they snatched at Ajah area of Lagos at about 1am, and a Jeep on Sunday (yesterday) for another operation, had earlier attacked some policemen at Ajah and later at Ajao Estate before the shoot-out with SARS operatives. A police source said, “The robbers began their operation around 1am at Ajah but just as they were moving out, they encountered a team of policeme...

                                           Controversial singer Kelly Hansome has opened a beauty salon and spa in Port Harcourt called 'Whatsup Salon'. Services include: nail & eyelash fixing, hair braiding & fixing, make up application, sales of all types of hair, sale of general female accessories etc. More photos after the cut..

This has been the problem of Nigerian Government, they eat up all our budget and give us crumbs..

This is just a simple video on how you can make a cartoon of yourself and other people.....  

In my opinion, what the statement  "If you think education is expensive try  ignorance " is trying to say is that the disadvantages of not having an education outweighs the price of getting a good education. If you add in everything you might lose without an education, such as the chance to get a good job, the chance to meet great friends, improved chances of getting a spouse and even feelings of inferiority as compared to the better educated, you might realise that education is a long term investment that pays dividends for life. According to recent surveys, Americans with college degrees earned on average twice that of Americans with only a high school diploma. Besides this obvious monetary benefit, there's also the unquantifiable social and emotional advantages that education brings you, as I mentioned earlier.  Hence, when you say,  "If you think education is expensive try ignorance", you are comparing the expense of education to the expense of not having an...