Friday, 6 May 2016

Armed Herdsmen Attack Man Fetching Firewood In A Bush In Enugu (Photos)

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Some armed herdsmen attacked the man pictured above while he was fetching firewood in a bush in Enugu state recently.

Narrating what happened, the man said he had finished cutting woods in the bush and was putting it inside his car when armed herdsmen attacked him.
He fled the bush with deep cuts on his head and hands and ran into a place where he met some people.
The injured man then pleaded for assistance to be taken to a hospital, asking them to take another route for fear of being seen again by the herdsmen and attacked.
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Woman Delivers Twin Baby Girls Who Share A Skull (Photos)


Twin girls who are joined at the head have been born to a family in Indonesia. Hopefully, they may soon be separated in a life-changing operation.
The sisters, Nadira Alifa Putri and Nadiba Aisyah Putri, have been conjoined since their birth four months ago, sharing a skull but not a brain.
They were born on January 21 as triplets, delivered by Caesarean section at the Tanjungpinang Regional General Hospital in Indonesia, but their other sister is separate to them.
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Parents Siti Nuryaningsih and Juarnes Prana Dinata, both 30, are now waiting for a landmark operation which will separate their daughters, allowing them to lead a normal life.
DailyMail reports Mr Dinata said:
‘The doctors were shocked at birth when they realised it was a triplet and a conjoined twin as well. ‘I am glad that all the babies are healthy but I am really looking forward to their separation.
‘It is really difficult for me and my wife to see them like that.’
Their mother says they may share a skull, but they have completely separate characters.
She said:-
‘Both of them have completely different personalities. They are too young to make decisions but they know what they want to do in that moment.
So we think attempting a separation surgery is a step that needs to be taken. When one sleeps the other one wants to play so their sense of doing things is really messed up. We are really looking forward to their separation.’
The twins have been referred to the Cipto Mangunkusumo Hospital in Jakarta. But doctors at the hospital have asked the parents to wait until the babies gain weight to perform the the operation to split them up.
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But Mr Dinata is desperate for his girls to be separated sooner. He said:
‘The results were not satisfactory because the doctors in the Cipto Mangunkusumo Hospital will not be able to perform a separation surgery until they reach the minimal weight of 10 kilograms [22lb].
‘We are hoping that the babies will gain weight in the next 6-8 months.’
Conjoined twins occur about once in every 200,000 live births and their survival is ‘anything but assured’ according to the University of Maryland Medical Centre.

Friday, 29 April 2016

The current situation with Tee Billz – – –


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The current situation with Tee Billz – – Sources say Tee Billz is safe after infamous Instagram rants of April, 28 which took everyone by storm – The entire incident has been confirmed by insiders who add that Tee Billz’s account wasn’t hacked as reported in some quarters.....Following the Instagram incident earlier today Thursday, April 28 involving artiste manager and publicist Tunji ‘Tee Billz’ Balogun, there are fresh reports stating that things are under control at the moment.

In case you missed it, Tee Billz went hard on social media as he ranted about a number of issues he’d been suffering from to the point where his messages started to become suicidal, leaving many worried about his safety.

Several celebrities had to weigh in and help restore quiet in the situation after which the embattled music entrepreneur deleted his earlier posts on Instagram.

Whatever the case the message has been sent out and from all indications there are major cracks in the couple’s marriage.

On a more positive note, Tee Billz has reportedly been taken into safe custody and is currently spending time with loved ones.

According to sources who spoke to Bella Naija, the incident was critical and his Instagram account was not hacked as many have been made to believe.

Tee Billz, an insider said, posted those messages on social media earlier today in a fit of rage even though the source refused to comment on the alleged suicide attempts.

At this point, it’s been confirmed that the incident was not a PR stunt and Tee Billz is “safe and is surrounded by people who love him… Tunji is a great guy, he will overcome this,” the source stated.

Tiwa Savage and Tee Billz celebrated their second wedding anniversary on April 26, 2015 and this comes as a major setback in the state of their affair but prayers have been requested from the public for the pair in this trying time.

Hopefully we get more positive news in the coming days.

Tuesday, 20 October 2015

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Wednesday, 2 September 2015

It is tough being a woman – Toke Makinwa

Toke Makinwa

Celebrated on air personality and blogger, Toke Makinwa, reacts to stories about her marriage,
many fans who rejoiced with celebrated broadcaster, Toke Makinwa, when she got married to her lover of eight years, Maje Ayida, last year are likely to be troubled by the tales surrounding it now.
Tongues had been wagging for some time that the husband had been alledgedly cheating on her.
The story reminds followers of celebrity marriages of the troubles that several of such had witnessed in the past few years. For instance, the likes of Funke Akindele, Ini Edo and comedian Princess had got it so rough that their marriages did not survive for long.
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Initially, Makinwa was mum on the topic. But on Tuesday, she took to Instagram obviously to address the issue. She referred to the development as a blessing in disguise, and noted that she had received several messages from people sympathising with her.
She wrote, “The amount of emails I have received from women across the world going through difficult situations is heartbreaking. Thank you all for sharing. In a world where the popular belief out there is that women hate one another, women can’t stand one another, etc., I have got emails/calls from women sharing their own personal pains, and that is courageous.
“I can’t reply everyone (even though I honestly wish I could.) It is funny how God uses even the most unbelievable things to bless you. I have been given a voice, a platform (I don’t even know how it all happened) but I woke up one day and I found God and with that came purpose. It’s never about you, as hard as it seems. Sometimes, you go through things not for you but for the people around you who need direction, a word of prayer or more.
“May God heal every broken heart out there. May His light give you the courage to begin to love yourself. It is tough being a woman, the pressure is real. You don’t have to be a victim. You can rise above it all. Do not let society tell you otherwise. Be bold, be strong. Trust God’s purpose for your life and keep shinning. And yes, to all the people asking, there is a Vlog this week!”
But there a appeared to be something like a relief on Tuesday evening when a Twitter account linked to Ayida indicated that the anti-matrimonial allegations against him are false.

As a married woman, I still get advances from men –Faith Morey

Faith Morey
Background
My name is Faith Morey and I am an international model. I am from Ikwerre in Rivers State. I grew up in a religious family. My grandmother taught us family and religious values. I have three siblings, my biological father is deceased and my mum is a retired nurse. I am presently rounding off my Bachelor’s degree programme in Human Resources at Lone Star College, Houston Texas, United States of America.
Modelling
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I started modelling in 2008, after the Rivers State MVP basketball competition. I won the competition and while I was being interviewed, they called for a five-minute break. As I watched television back stage, I saw Naomi Campbell on the runway. Right there, I decided that was what I was supposed to do. I wanted to be like the woman I saw on television, who was bold and confident.
In 2009, I entered for the Most Beautiful Girl in Nigeria pageant, but I never made it to the second batch. My life changed after Nigeria’s Next Super Model competition in 2009.
Love and Marriage
I am grateful for my modelling career because it led me to my husband. You have to love someone to marry them and stay married. The love and bond between couples keep their marriage. My husband is supportive of my career.
Motherhood
Being a mother has changed my life in a tremendous way; I wouldn’t imagine a life without my son. Being a mum taught me patience, unconditional love and how to be open to negotiation. I love every aspect of motherhood. Being a mother keeps me on my toes. You do not know what it is to be selfless until you have a child.
Competition
Competition among models in Nigeria and abroad is the same, but the only advantage is the good payment. The international industry is very developed and organised. In Texas, the perfect model is a white girl with blue eyes and there are only a few companies that hire black models. Black girls fight for a place in the international modelling industry.
Personality
I am outlandish. When people see me, they say I am pretty and perfect, and my close friends say I am a weird average girl. I could say I am shy when I walk into a room full of people. However, I am confident at the same time because I am not afraid to express myself. I am principled, old fashioned and family-oriented. I am a goal getter and very ambiguous.
Male distraction
When you are backstage, you barely have the time to check out male models; you would be busy trying to calm your nerves before you get on stage. I have a family to consider. I would not want to throw my family away for my guilty pleasures. Even as a married woman, I still get advances from men. It only reminds me that I am a beautiful, black and intelligent woman. I would check the mirror the day I stop having admirers.
Challenges
As a starter, I had to learn to be a lady. Nobody wanted to give a dress to a tomboy. My toned legs posed a challenge. Nigerians have their version of how a sexy leg should look, and a curved or toned leg wasn’t it. I used to wear trousers to castings so they could pick me for my walk and not my legs. I came to the US and I realized the sexiest legs were the curved legs. Now, when I walk on the street, women approach me to ask who my trainer is. Also, as a six-foot model wearing a size 11 shoe, it was difficult to get my size. I used to keep my legs behind my seat, so people would not see my toes sticking out of my shoes. It was quite embarrassing.
Hobbies
I love to go to the movies with my husband, son and friends; take a good run to clear my head or play basketball with my brothers. My family comes first. And most of the time I travel with my son when I have out-of-state jobs or international shows. I try to juggle between family, career and school. Also, I have interests in acting and image consulting.
Beauty tips
Everyone is different, what works for you might not work for another person. My son is almost four years old and I never visited a gym until last year because my brother persuaded me to do so for health reasons. Some people have good genes; others have to work out to stay fit. I try to eat healthy, I fail some times and I do not go hard on myself. Next day, I try again. I still struggle each day to maintain a healthy diet and workout routine.
Style
People mistake style for brand. My style is a reflection of how I feel. Often times, I combine outfits from different designers and when I step out, people scream and ask where I got the outfits from. I like shorts, shirts and a pair of heels. I love shoes and I splurge on them when I shop.