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Friday, June 6, 2014

LOOK: Yvonne Nelson looking not so beautiful

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She seems not so happy and spots a sad face.
  Yvonne Nelson is currently on the set of her newest movie. And although we’re used to her stunning beauty, her role needed some modification work on her face and she really doesn’t look happy as the makeup artiste began smearing the muddy stuff on her face.

“My face is badly soiled. What do i do?”
She could assume it’s a just a facial scrub so why the worry? lol

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Rise In Fees: LASU Students Storm Fashola’s Office With Beds & Pots



After eight of LASU students who were involved in one of their protests on Tuesday were arraigned before an Ikeja chief magistrate’s court for alleged breach of public peace by Police, students in their hundreds yesterday around 3:00pm matched to the governor’s office and barricaded the entrance with two BRT buses and other vehicles they came with.
They danced, lay their beds on the floor and set up traditional cooking stove where they cooked beans for themselves and sang solidarity songs.  
Private security men at the entrance quickly locked up the gate preventing them from entering and alerted police officers attached to Area F police command who quickly drafted to the scene to forestall any damage to government’s property.

The union President, Nurudeen Yusuf, when approached said the peaceful protest was a citizen’s right as enshrined in the constitution. He urged the Governor to meet the demand of the students and reduce the tuition fee, as they would not relent in their struggle and demanded the immediate release of their colleagues who are in cell.




I Am Scared Of Old Age……Tonto Dikeh

Click for Full Image SizeNollywood actress, Tonto Dikeh who loves catching fun on social media, says she is always scared of celebrating her birthday.

The actress explained that celebrating of birthday reminds her that she is getting older and as such gradually might not be able to do some certain things as time goes by.

Tonto added that she loves playing and as such, does not want to get old.

Recently, it looks as if she is less busy on set and as such, has been on the social media for some time now displaying all her activities.

Davido's Entrance Disrupts Babcock Convocation

Nigerian singer, Davido who graduated from Babcock University, Ilisan Remo, Ogun State on Sunday, June 1 with 1, 544 graduating students caused a scene during the convocation.

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The AYE crooner who graduated with a degree in Music caused a lot of screaming and shouting among the students with his dramatic entrance while he special guest of honour, the Minister of Finance, Dr. Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala was delivering her speech.
The Minister had to suspend her speech which until Davido’s arrival held the audience spell-bound.
Davido's billionaire father, Chief Deji Adeleke who was present at the occassion had to restore peace as he was said to have called out his son saying: “David! David! Leave this place now, and follow me where ever I go”.

Is Wizkid And Tania Omotayo Back Together?

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The couple who went their separate ways in March were spotted together at the just held Pepsi Samba party which took place last week Thursday on the Island.A source who was at the party said Wizkid and Tania were all over each other, and Tania stayed glued to him all through except when he was performing.
As you can see in this picture, she can’t even get her eye of him..

Suspect Arrested In Rape Case That Led To HIV-Virus Infection In Bariga


Police arrested a man known as Fatai, who is a brother to another member of the gang, who is still at large, has identified the arrested suspect in the controversial case. Police believe he is out in the public continuing to rape young women in Bariga.
Saharareporters has learned that the men of the Bariga Police Division, led by their DPO, Mr. Edmund Afraimu, took up the matter and swung into action after the sexual attack was reported at the Station earlier in the week.

One victim of the notorious rapist gang, who spoke to a SaharaTV crew in an interview,  said she contracted the much feared virus from the rape experience.
She said she went for a sexually transmitted disease test after her experience, and was horrified by the results which found that she had contracted HIV.
She said that in January, a five-man gang threatened her with a gun at about 5.30am, as she set out to go to work. The gang took her into the premises of a house on Odunsi Street, where she was raped. At about same time, she said there was another female victim also being raped, and a male victim, who were robbed at gun point.
Aside from her own molestation, she said her telephone, and money, were also seized by the gang, and that she saw her phone being used by them two days after the incident, in broad daylight.
At first, she said, she decided not to make any trouble with the gang, or make any pronouncements about the incident. Yet, after the results of the test, she did. She was stunned after the incident that showed her health status as now HIV positive to the virus. She then decided to raise alarm about the incident, and identify the gang responsible.
The victim also said she believes that there are many other victims, who like her, may have decided to keep quiet to avoid shame. But she advised everyone living in Bariga, and anyone who has any affair with men living what she described as “an indecent life,” that they should seriously consider going for a health check-up to ascertain their overall health status regarding HIV.

Photos: What Is John Dumelo Doing To Yvonne Nelson

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The rumour of love affair between Ghanaian filmmakers, Yvonne Nelson and John Dumelo might become very strong this time, as both starred in a new movie entitled, Love Can't Buy Love, where they played the roles of boyfriend and girlfriend. According to Ms. Nelson, Dumelo was very broke financially but she still loves him because he shows allot of love. She said, "Broke guys love so much."
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Culled from Nigeria Films.com

Emir Of Kano, Alhaji Dr. Abdullahi Bayero Dies



The Emir of Kano, Alhaji Dr. Ado Abdullahi Bayero is dead. The first class ruler died early hours of this morning according to family sources.

May his soul Rest In Peace...

Lupe Fiasco ALSO Compares Justin Bieber to Donald Sterling, Only Racister

Justin Bieber has apologized for racist videos made while the pop mega-star was still in his teens, but many understandably feel that even the sincerest admission of guilt is simply not enough, given the abhorrent content of Bieber's bigoted "jokes."
One such critic is rapper Lupe Fiasco who recently likened Justin's comments to the blatantly racist remarks made by Donald Sterling, former owner of the LA Clippers.
  • Justin Bieber at Coachella
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"Justin Bieber said it, so it's cool and people are already coming to his defense," said Fiasco in an interview with MTV. 
"Donald Sterling made a billion dollars when he sold the team and then there was such an uproar over someone who didn't use the N-word at all, but then you have someone who made a very racist joke about it - I wonder if Justin's gonna get the same treatment as Donald Sterling."
"I don't think he will," Lupe continued. "It's an absurd thing. You get somebody who we 'like' who says it, and says it even more 'racist-ier' and we don't bat an eyelash at it."
Lupe's comments echo those of Drake Bell who also compared Bieber to Sterling
Surprisingly, Lupe and Bell seem to hold the minority opinion in the entertainment world, as stars such as Floyd Mayweather, Lil Wayne and Whoopi Goldberg have all defended Bieber's comments.

He Can't Keep His Shirt On

CBN Governor Godwin Emefiele Presents 10-Point Agenda

The new Governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), Godwin Emefiele, has on Thursday presented his 10-point agenda.
New CBN Governor Godwin Emefiele Presents 10-Point Agenda
Godwin Emefiele (M) formally assumes office as governor, Central Bank of Nigeria on Tuesday, June 3, 2014 at the Bank's Headquarters in Abuja. Credit: CBN
 
Emefiele said he was committed to create "a central bank that is professional, a central bank that is apolitical, and people-focused. A Central Bank that spends its energies on building a resilient financial system that can serve the growth and development needs of out beloved country, Nigeria."
Before introducing his agenda, Emefiele praised the work that the previous governor did to achieve financial system stability, low inflation, an effective payment system, and exchange rate stability.
Monetary policy

Emefiele said the CBN would pursue a gradual reduction in interest rates, an apparent shift away from his predecessor’s hawkish monetary policy that was credited with bringing inflation down to single digits. Interest rates have been stuck at 12 percent since late 2011, and several measures have been made to tighten liquidity, which has been brought inflation down but made businesses complain that lending rates are too punitive.
"Such high rates create preserved incentives for commercial banks to simply buy virtually risk-free government bonds rather than lend to real sector," Emefiele said.
He said that while reduction in deposit rates would encourage investment attitude in savers, a reduction in lending rates would make credit cheaper for potential investors.
Emefiele also said that the apex bank would begin to include unemployment rates "as one of the key variables considered for its monetary policy decisions". He added that the CBN would design its monetary policy taking into account the potential fiscal expansion in the run-up to the 2015 elections.
Exchange rate policy

The CBN chief said the bank would continue to maintain exchange rate stability in view of the high import dependent nature of the economy. Emefiele cautioned that a systematic depreciation of the naira may translate to considerable inflationary pressure with negative effect on macro-economic stability.
"Therefore, under my leadership, the bank will continue to focus on maintaining exchange rate stability and preserve the value of the domestic currency."
"We will sustain the managed float regime in the management of the exchange rate as this will allow the bank to intervene when necessary to offset pressure on the exchange rate."
Economic development and employment
Emefiele said that the Central Bank would no longer focus solely on monetary and price stability. Citing  the experience of Japan, the US and France, the governor said that the CBN would start supporting selected economic sectors using "direct methods" of intervention to support the overall performance of the economy as well as boost employment.
"With an annual additional 1.8 million Nigerians to the labour pool, the Central Bank cannot afford to sit idly by and concentrate on price and monetary stability.
"Additional measures would be required towards identifying productive sectors of the economy and channeling credit towards these sectors, while imposing proper monitoring and performance measures in order to ensure that the goals of increased employment and poverty reduction are attained."
Stability of financial system
Under the leadership of Emefiele, the CBN will continue to sustain the effective management of the potential threats and avoid systemic crisis.
"The core of my vision is to effectively manage potential threats to financial stability and create a strong governance regime that is conducive for financial intermediation, innovative finance and inclusiveness."
To achieve the goal, the bank would work with stakeholders to aggressively shore up the reserve, and would engage both the fiscal and political authorities, the governor said.
Agenda in brief 
  1. Pursue a gradual reduction in key interests rates, and include the unemployment rate in monetary decisions;
  2. Maintain exchange rate stability and bolster foreign exchange reserves;
  3. Strengthen risk-bases supervision mechanism of Nigerian banks to ensure banking system stability;
  4. Build sector-specific expertise in banking supervision to reflect loan concentration of the banking industry;
  5. In a view of inadequate trigger thresholds from a macro-prudential perspectives, consider and announce measures to effectively address this anomaly;
  6. Abolish fees associated with limits on deposits;
  7. Introduce a variety of financial instruments to boost specific enterprise areas in agriculture, manufacturing, health, and oil and gas;
  8. Establish Secured Transaction an National Collateral Registry as well as establish a National Credit Scoring System that will improve access to information on borrowers and assist lenders to make good credit decisions;
  9. Build resilient financial infrastructure that serves the needs of the lower end of the market;
  10. Renew advocacy for the creation of commercial courts for quick adjudications on loan and related offenses.
You can read the full address of the new governor here.
It will also be recalled that President Goodluck Jonathan suspended previous governor of the CBN, Sanusi Lamido Sanusi, over 'financial recklessness', a claim Sanusi denies. The ex-governor insisted that he was removed for highlighting alleged widespread corruption in the oil sector and appealed his suspension in court.
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Simon Ekpa is not our member – IPOB

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