Spotted: Ciara Jogging with her Real Huge Baby Bump (Photos)

Heavily pregnant Ciara is nearly nine months along with her first child with fiancé Future. But that didn't stop the expecting 28-year-old star from taking a Beverly Hills stroll with a gal pal on Tuesday. The beauty of a pregnant woman...!!
 

Between former minister Oby Ezekwesili and a twitter user...

Odikwanu egwu ooooo......lmao

End Time; Man Fathered Three Children With Own Daughter

A 57-year-old father was on May 13, 2014, Tuesday, sentenced to four years imprisonment by Leeds Crown Court for having 16-year-long relationship with his daughter.

 

The convict, who hails from Huddersfield, West Yorks, within the afore-mentioned period fathered three children with his own daughter.
The prosecuting counsel, Patrick Palmer, had told the court that the police arrested the convict in 2005, but left him with a warning, after the daughter had already given birth to a male child with another baby on the way.

Palmer said that the girl was meant to believed another man was her father until she was a teenager, because she hasn't seen her real dad since she was a toddler.
The prosecutor said when she found out the truth, she began getting to know her real dad, adding that she moved in with him following a problem at home with her stepfather.

Palmer said she told the police that she was 14 when she had her first kiss and romance with her father, adding that they started having sex regularly in 2002, when she had her first son for him.  
The man was arrested in 2005 for incest after he admitted being the father of his daughter's son, but he was released by the police since there was no sexual complaint filed by his daughter at that time.  
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Jay Z and Solange spotted shopping together after the fight?

According to reports, Jay Z and Solange were spotted shopping for jewelry together yesterday May 13th in NYC. If they've already reconciled, then it means this behaviour between them is common.

From TMZ

Jay Z and Solange Knowles went looking for jewelry together Tuesday afternoon at a high-end NYC jewelry store ... TMZ has learned.

Our sources says Jay and Solange were in Mr. Flawless, where they were looking for women's jewelry for around 20 minutes.

We're told the pair showed no signs of strife, and looked at gems with Mr. Flawless himself. They looked, but tried nothing on. They left the store without buying anything.

Jay & Solange didn't talk much inside the store ... they pretty much just browsed quietly.

Uche Jombo Flaunts Her Baby Bump (See Photo)

Pretty Nollywood actress cum producer, Uche Jombo is glowing with her pregnancy.

The actress and her husband, Kenny Rodriguez who got married in 2012 are expecting their first child.
Uche Jombo is not letting her pregnancy get in the way of her acting as she was spotted on the set of an unidentified movie with her colleague, Van Vicker.

                                      Van Vicker & Uche Jombo on set in Lagos

According to report, she might be 6 months gone.

We wish her safe delivery......

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Ethiopian Woman Shot Dead By Her Nigerian Roommate In Atlanta....

The beautiful Lady above is Betty Sinshaw who was shot dead by her roommate and alleged boyfriend on the night of May 2nd in the house they share.

The boyfriend who has been identified as a Nigerian, shot 28 year old Betty at close range, before eventually turning the gun on himself to commit sucide. She is survived by an 8 Years old Son... 

RIP...

9 Habits That Endanger Your Health: What Every Woman Should Know

While most of us make it a point to eat healthy and exercise as often as possible, we tend to ignore other simple things that actually take a toll on our well-being. Find out if you are compromising on your health everyday by indulging in these habits that you must say goodbye to pronto.

 
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Wearing heels often: Do your back and feet a favour and keep the high heels only for special occasions. Victoria Beckham and Kim Kardashian may swear by their towering stilettos but they also have a battery of help to cater to their every need. An alarming number of women have started wearing heels on a daily basis, or every other day. And experts say that wearing high heels affects posture, puts a lot of pressure on joints, and at times even lead to conditions like painful bunions, hammer toes, back pain and arthritis. Not to mention the risk of twisting your leg and falling down.
Damage control: Ensure that if you have to wear heels often, they aren't more than 1.5 inches. Alternatively, carry a pair of flats while you travel and wear heels only for some time. Rest your feet after wearing heels by soaking feet in warm water.

Lugging around a heavy handbag: Most women's handbags weigh an average two to five kilos. Shocked? You should be. The sheer number of things women keep and carry in their handbags can scare most men off. But carrying around such heavy bags put your health at risk, you're inviting health problems like back, neck and shoulder pain. Your posture also goes for a toss, lugging around a heavy bag will make you slouch sooner or later.
Damage control: Make it a habit to empty your bag every week or two and carry only absolutely necessary items. Or even better, switch to a smaller bag to avoid the temptation of putting more things in your handbag.

Not removing your makeup at night: Sometimes even the most meticulous women give in and don't remove their makeup before turning in at night. While this cardinal sin is a strict no-no, what you should know is that leaving makeup on all night is inviting skin problems. Your face needs to be cleaned of the makeup, dirt and oil at the end of the day or you will face problems like clogged pores, tired looking skin and pimples. Wearing eye makeup overnight can cause eye irritation or even infection.
Damage control: Keep a bottle makeup remover and cotton swabs right next to your bed so that no matter how tired you are, you can just reach out and remove the makeup.

Trying to outdo men at drinking: Among those women who feel they can drink as much as men if not more? Do yourself a favour and stay away from such drinking competitions. On an average, women not only weigh lesser than men, they also have lesser body water to dilute the alcohol, meaning they get drunk faster. Not to mention the damage you do to your liver by these binge drinking sessions.
Damage control: Let the men drink themselves silly. Recognise your limits and stick to them.

Wearing ill-fitting bras: Over a whopping 65% of women are thought to wear the wrong sized bra. And wearing an ill-fitting bra can have repurcussions like neck, back and breast pain, bad posture, skin irritation and even breathing problems. Not only will your clothes sit badly on you but you will also slouch a bit.
Damage control: Go to a lingerie store and get yourself measured by an expert so that you know your exact size. And since women's bodies tend to change, get yourself measured once a year.

Dwelling over the past: When you refuse to let go or stop thinking of your past or worrying incessantly about the future, you are damaging your present as well your future. Mental stress can drain you of energy and affect you in more ways than you realise. And according to studies, women have a higher chance of suffering from stress-related disorders than men.
Damage control: If you find yourself depressed or anxious, ask yourself what is causing it. Is it a broken relationship or health woes? Address the problem at the root and don't be afraid of asking for help.

Worrying about looks: Vanity affects both the sexes but it affects a far larger number of women than men. And women have a range of body issues, which can take a toll on them mentally. Going on numerous diets, having eating disorders and undergoing excessive cosmetic surgery can cause you physical harm.
Damage control: Toss those beauty magazines in the trash and improve your body image by making a conscious effort. Be happy with what you've been given.

Emotional eating: When was the last time you reached out for that comfort food and guiltily ate it? Women are genetically more emotional than men while comfort eating affects both sexes, it is said that men tend to eat emotionally when they're happy and women when they are upset. And women tend to satiate their cravings with sweet, high calorie foods instead of healthier options.
Damage control: Next time instead of allowing the cravings to get the better of you (and your waistline), distract yourself with something other than food.

Not sleeping enough: Do you get your eight hours of sleep every night? Or do you scrimp and then sleep all weekend? Don't blame a hectic lifestyle or stress on not getting enough sleep. Not only can inadequate sleep make you feel lethargic, it can also make you look like hell, apart from causing accidents, overeating and an increased heart disease risk. Sleep affects your blood pressure and mood more than it affects men.
Damage control: Go to sleep early as often as you can and wake up at the same time everyday.
 
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Photo: Man Exposes Girlfriend As Fake Soldier

Angela Omieh, a fake female soldier has been nabbed by the 323 Artillery Brigade of the Nigerian Army, Akure, Ondo State.

 

                               The fake soldier, Angela Omieh

The suspect was said to have been parading herself as a soldier attached to the 149 Battalion but deployed to Joint Task Force, Warri for duty.

She was arrested after her boyfriend, Mr. Collins Jegede ratted her out to security agents.

According to Jegede, he met Angela on a social network and she was photographed in military outfit. She paid him a visit in January 2014 and she also appeared in military attire. He then reciprocated her visit but was surprised that she lodged him in a hotel at the Ijaiye area of Lagos State instead of 149 Battalion, Ojo Military Barracks, where she had claimed to be working.

As a result of this, he suspected she was a fake soldier and reported her to the officer-in-charge of a military checkpoint at Owo.

Found in her possession were, two pairs of camouflage, camouflage T-shirt and short, one pair of desert boot, one jungle hat, police extract and a sworn affidavit for loss of her military identity and three handsets.

Upon interrogation, Angela admitted she was fake and the camouflage was just a means to make ends meet.

“I bought the uniform from Army depot in Zaria. I attended the Nigerian Army depot in Zaria, Kaduna State. I could not continue my education when my father died, so I decided to buy the kits to help me travel to Cotonou, Benin Republic for business with ease," Angela said.

The Public Relations Officer of the brigade, Captain Ademola Adegoke confirmed the incident.
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A 23-year-old American woman committed suicide in sacrifice to the singer Beyonce who she considered "lord and saviour",

US music star Beyonce Knowles is not only the singer admired by millions of people from all over the world, but also an object of worship by a group of people, the followers of National Church of Bey.
The newly-made religion is called Beyism. The church counts hundreds of members, who call themselves Divine Divas and consider Bey's music sacred.
The deceased, Taniya Hattersfield, was reportedly a new member of the church. According to the local media, her dead body was found in the basement of her family home, College Park, Georgia, surrounded by a self-made shrine dedicated to the star.
Taniya's suicide note read that she made herself a sacrifice to her Beyonce, 'lord and saviour'.
Incident caused rage among people, who urged the singer to speak against Beyism. However, no reaction is said to have followed.
Meanwhile the church founder claims the number of its followers increases.
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Red Wine May Not Be As Good for You as Hoped- Scientist

Red wine may not be as good for you as hoped, say scientists who have studied the drink’s ingredient that is purported to confer good health.

The team tracked the health of nearly 800 villagers from the Chianti region of Italy to see if their local tipple had any discernable impact
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They found no proof that the wine ingredient resveratrol stops heart disease or prolongs life.
Experts say more research is needed to get a definitive answer.

The British Heart Foundation is carrying out its own resveratrol study.
Many studies have sought to explain why there is a low incidence of heart disease in France, despite many of its inhabitants eating a high-fat diet.

Some put it down to moderate drinking of red wine.

Studies have shown that consumption of red wine, dark chocolate and berries reduces inflammation, leading researchers to speculate that their common ingredient, resveratrol, explains why.
But Prof Richard Semba, of the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, and colleagues found no evidence for this.

They chose two small towns in Tuscany as their test ground, and 783 elderly people who were living there agreed to take part in their investigation.

The volunteers gave details about their daily diets as well as urine samples for measurement of their resveratrol intake.

During the nine years of the study, 268 of the men and women died, 174 developed heart disease and 34 got cancer.

But urinary resveratrol was not linked with death risk, heart disease risk or cancer risk.
Nor was it associated with any markers of inflammation in the blood.

Prof Semba said: “The thinking was that certain foods are good for you because they contain resveratrol. We didn’t find that at all.

“The story of resveratrol turns out to be another case where you get a lot of hype about health benefits that doesn’t stand the test of time.”

He says any benefits of drinking wine or eating dark chocolate or berries, if they are there, must come from other shared ingredients. And it’s not clear how much you might need to eat or drink.

“These are complex foods, and all we really know from our study is that the benefits are probably not due to resveratrol.”

Maureen Talbot, senior cardiac nurse at the British Heart Foundation, said: “The results of this study, while interesting, will not change the dietary advice we provide. People should continue to eat plenty of fruit, veg and wholegrains.

“We recognise the need to learn more about the action of resveratrol though, so are funding research into its reported disease-combating properties and how it affects the heart and circulatory system.
“This research is vital as it could form the basis of future medicines.”