Elizabeth Olsen suffers wardrobe malfunction in Paris (see photos)

Actress Elizabeth Olsen suffered a wardrobe malfunction on July 4th as she posed for photos outside a Miu Miu fashion event at Palais d'Iena in Paris. A gust of wind blew the 26-year-old actress' mini dress up, showing her light nude underwear.

See the bad state of Abakaliki-Afikpo Road in Ebonyi State (photos)

Sad state of Nigerian roads. More photos after the cut...

Woman claims Khloe K slept with French Montana and Rick Ross same week

Probably not true. But the twitter user claimed Khloe slept with French Montana and Rick Ross same week. She made the allegation after someone mentioned that Khloe was now dating James Harden and and wondered how he managed to get her. She basically insinuated that Khloe was easy to get!

Very SAD! See How Children In The IDP Camp Get Fed

 

 When will there finally be a solution to all this unnecessary suffering? this children have done nothing to deserve any of this.

 

Photo credit: Kayode Ogundamisi 

Photos: Caitlyn Jenner dishes her dresses, steps out in jeans & sweater

The world's most popular transgender, Caitlyn Jenner, was spotted puffing on her cigarette as she stood next to her Porsche 911 GT3 RS sports car in LA over the weekend. The 65 year old reality star ditched her dresses for jeans and a black sweater as she took her fast car for a spin. See more photos after the cut...

Nick Gordon Says Hard Drugs Put Bobbi Kris in Her Condition

Bobbi Kristina-Brown is at her deathbed and only a miracle can save her – She has been in this condition since she was found in a bathtub lifeless many months ago and her boyfriend, Nick Gordon has been the major suspect – Well, Gordon hasn’t said a word officially about the incident – But recently, TMZ was able to find out if Gordon is responsible or not – You read and be the judge:

TMZ wrote:

A member of Bobby Brown’s family recorded Nick on February 21, 3 weeks after Bobbi Kristina was rushed to the hospital. Even though Nick didn’t know he was being taped, the call was legally recorded because Georgia is a 1-party state.
Nick says, “I’ll tell you the honest truth, Krissy, she was under a lot of stress and we were all doing drugs and you know, all, all drinking, bro.”
And then he said this: “She just did too much man. She, listen, listen bro. I will officially stay from bath tubs forever, I’ll tell you that.”
He then rails on those who think Bobbi Kristina’s injuries prove he tried to kill her, saying, “When Krissy wakes up she’ll tell the truth to everybody. Everybody will feel stupid as f***… You know Krissy got in an accident 2 days before this happened and the man is in critical condition right now.”
He then warns the family, saying, “If they take her off that life support, the police are going to have to take me down bro.”
Gordon is considered a person of interest in the case, and if Bobbi Kristina dies it will become a murder investigation.

What do you think???

Oops!!! The Awkward Moment the Wind Came And Blew Her Skirt Up

OK!!! Some people like to wear extremely skimpy outfits – Well, the actress, Elizabeth Olsen attended Miu Miu Club Launch of the First Miu Miu Fragrance and Croisiere 2016 Collection at Palais d’Iena yesterday, July 4, 2015 in Paris, France – And she had a major wardrobe malfunction – And her reaction, when the wind came for her skirt is priceless – See another photo:


Nice body tho or what so you think???

Heavily Pregnant Nollywood Actress Dior Chidera Adiele Poses Nude in Shoot (Photos)

What Hollywood can do.. Nollywood can do even better. Check out these mind blowing totally nude photos of Nollywood actress Dior Chidera Adiele. Dior recently had the shoot, 24th June, 2015 to celebrate her pregnancy and her new body. And according to her photographer, his intention was to create a beautiful painting. You like?

Dior is also a video vixen, she has been featured in one of Reekado Banks music videos. See more pics after the cut.

All Those who Invested in Buhari Should Not Expect Returns

Ibrahim Coomasie, former Inspector-General of Police and present chairman of Arewa Consultative Forum (ACF) discloses why the North moved massively for President Muhammadu Buhari and against Goodluck Jonathan. A former classmate of PMB, he reveals why it would not be business as usual with Buhari. He spoke with Leadership's Kunle Somorin, Catherine Agbo and Muazu Elazeh:

With the emergence of Buhari, do you think the North has achieved one of its major agenda?

Buhari became so famous during the electioneering and on the political scene generally. If you recall, the arrangement when it was decided that power should go to the South was that after eight years, it would come back to the North but that was disrupted somehow by nature when the late president Umaru Musa Yar’Adua died and Jonathan continued, isn’t it? Some people believed that with the completion of his first tenure, Jonathan should have stepped aside and allowed another Northerner to come and complete the term. This was not to be.

To make matters worse...

the last six years of Jonathan’s administration ignored two important issues which were provided for in the constitution. The purpose of government is to provide security and welfare of the people. Jonathan ignored this and for six years, our people were being killed in the North-East of the country, property were being destroyed, children were killed, schools destroyed and even some were kidnapped. So, one of the things we said was that enough is enough. The ACF under our leadership told the Northern governors that the carnage and devastation in the North was enough and that something must be done about it. Later on, we wrote the president an open letter which was published in the media, highlighting all the atrocities that had been happening in the North. We talked about the attacks on the North and the attacks on personalities, including the incumbent president and some clergymen like Sheikh Dahiru Bauchi, who was attacked in Kaduna. There was no reply from the Presidency. This thing spread to even the North-Central and North-West and because of that, the ACF spearheaded the leadership of other NGOs in the North to say enough is enough. What we needed then was to bring back the arrangement of power shift and it meant we would support a Northern candidate. So, when the APC brought up a Northern candidate, we came all out to support him. We decided to try a Northern candidate and when APC brought out Muhammadu Buhari as its candidate, I went on air to rally support for him even though there were few resentments here and there.

So you mean with the emergence of a Northerner as president, there'll be an end to insurgency?

It will be checked effectively. It’s only one month now and you have seen what he has done so far. He has visited the scene of the incident; he has seen the president of Chad Republic; he has seen the president of Niger Republic and he has visited the G-7 Summit. He is doing something to prepare the ground for final onslaught against Boko Haram. In fact, he said he will fight Boko Haram to the last man. Did we hear this type of thing from Jonathan while he was in office? He wasn’t even visiting the place.

During the electioneering and eventual emergence of President Buhari, the South-South said it was a conspiracy by the North against the South-South and South-East. Few days back, the former interim chairman of APC, Bisi Akande said the emergence of Saraki and Dogara is conspiracy by the North against the South-West. The North keeps re-occurring as a decimal in all of these. What is your stand on that?

Well, I have responded to Bisi Akande’s statement. First of all, he is a politician of high repute, he belongs to the Awo Group before Afenifere. But you know the Afenifere is now divided. Akande’s statement is unfortunate. This type of statement should not come from a person of his calibre. It is inciting. But we have replied him. Buhari was elected by Nigerians because they wanted a change and they got it. What the National Assembly does is left to them. It’s the role of the party to see how it can resolve all the problems arising from there. It is an indictment on the leadership of the party. We abhor such statements as made by Akande. It’s very unfortunate. He is somebody I respected before but for him to be making these utterances at a time when Nigeria is chanced to unite is quite unfortunate.

Is the North the problem of Nigeria?

Is it the problem? I’m asking you. No, the North can never be the problem of Nigeria. It is the stabilising factor. If you go back to history, the North is the only unifying factor in this country. In fact, if leadership is in the hands of the North, I assure you there will be good governance. But there is this concern that the North is not as monolithic as it used to be before, yes. But we are coming back to unity because one of our land marks is peace, unity and development. We are coming to be united again. We showed it at the conference and we showed it at the last election.

So what do you make of the concept of Middle Belt?

Well every body has a right to exist in whatever form; but are the Middle Belters saying they are not Northerners?

Talking about the unity of the North, recently an elder of the North, Balarabe Musa said Nigerians should not expect anything from President Buhari because he cannot deliver the goods. Is the North in any way worried by such statements coming from its elder?

Every Nigerian has a right to make his comment. This is a constitutionally guaranteed right. Whether the comment is correct or not is another thing.

Even if it is divisive?

He has a right to say it. Is there any law which says he cannot say what he likes? He has been in opposition all along. He was in NEPU and the PRP and even in the PRP, they divided themselves into two. He is a politician and has been in opposition. He was even impeached. He was the first governor to be impeached. So, you should expect these type of remarks from him and I am sure he didn’t even vote for Buhari. His PRP is still alive so you can expect this from people like him.

Are you not taking this position because of your personal relationship with President Buhari?

No. I am talking objectively as a person who is championing the cause of Northern Nigeria because I am chairman of ACF, otherwise, I am not a politician. Buhari was my classmate and I will support him anywhere because I know his pedigree. He has been tested as head of state and only people who like corruption, greed and stealing will talk bad about him. Balarabe Musa has always been an opposition person so I am not surprised. You can see what we said about Bisi Akande. We said his statement was unfortunate because he is in the same party and in fact, he is a leader of the party.

Ethnicity and religion have continually been used by divisive elements to further polarise this country; regional and ethnic associations keep springing. Do you think this is healthy for our continued existence as a nation?

Well, in spite of everything, we have remained united. At least, we recently celebrated 100 years of our existence as a nation and we are hoping to have another 100 years, better one for that matter, as a nation. All along, the Northern Nigeria has been an example as it remained one inspite of the differences in religion. There are many of our people in Taraba, Adamawa, Plateau, Nasarawa and Niger state who are Christians and they have all along gone under one umbrella and this continued until Obasanjo came. He is the one who divided the North and also increased the hatred between the North and the South. He used CAN.

Is the North the leader, politically in Nigeria?

No, but the North is always in a position to get the leadership of this country because of its numerical strength. So they use religion to attack the North, to divide that cohesion.

Many people still doubt the validity of the North having more population. I remember what the former NPC boss, Festus Odimegwu said...

Many people replied him. They even said this thing started with the colonial masters whom it was claimed, gave the North advantage with population so that it can continue to rule. Have you ever toured the Northern region? You should know whether the North is the most populous. First of all, an average Northerner like me marries at least four wives, what about in Osogbo?

There is this belief that Northern elite have profited more from government. Do you agree?

I have not undertaken a study to ascertain the veracity or otherwise of such a claim but it’s possible. If you talk of cornering contracts, may be yes. This is one of the reasons why people are looking for change.

Do you think Buhari can really fight corruption the way he did years back, given the fact that he also got financial support from some of these people who are perceived as corrupt?

Why not? The question is are they prepared for a change? Should we continue to live like this? Can’t we think of what we can leave for future generations? Should we corner everything to our pockets? If people cannot think like this, there will be difficulty as they won’t cooperate with Buhari. But if they want a change so that Nigeria can develop and compete with other nations globally, then they have to cooperate with him.

But some of them may be concerned by the fact that they assisted him?

If they assisted him, in what way and were they compelled to assist him? Why did they assist him? Why did they bring him to the party when they know the type of person he is? What we are saying is if we need a change for the better, for our people, then we must cooperate with the president. You see I’m confident in the ability of the president to change this country because he said he will fight corruption, reposition the economy and address insecurity.

Don’t you think these people close to him, who are perceived to be corrupt, will fight back when he starts the corruption war because it is often said, when you fight corruption, it fights back?

You seem to be personalising the whole issue. Him moving against corruption does not mean against individuals. He is moving against corruption, graft and economic sabotage.

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THIS IS TRUE: If You Have A Good Wife, You Will Live Long

Dear men, if you are not yet married, this is the best piece of advice you need in your life's journey. If you are already married but you are not comfortable with the way your life or your marriage is going, do all you can to make your wife go for prayers and deliverance in a white garment church or a respected Pentecostal Church where a real deliverance can be conducted for her.

Her deliverance is much more important than the love you have for her. And I can tell you for free, if your wife is refusing to go for deliverance or someone in her family is making her dodge deliverance, just know that you are married to a wrong lady that may wreck your destiny if you continue with her.

Pull out of that marriage for your own good and the sanity of your destiny. The truth is, most ladies you see on the streets have certain spirit(s) inside them, whether they know and admit it or not.

Deliverance is the only solution, forget "I love you" story! Read an elderly man's words of wisdom...

A renowned artist and retired civil servant, 80-year-old Prince Alban Gogo-Anyanwu, tells Mudiaga Afe of Punch about his life's journey thus far:

How long have you been married?

I have been married for about 45 years.

How would you describe your 45 years in marriage?

It has been beautiful! This is so because my wife is the reason why I have lasted this long. I am married with six sons. All my children are graduates. Again, my wife gave me children that really understood me. If I teach them, they would understand. If I blink my eyes, they know what I mean. I have no complaints about any of my children. So, I am happy always, especially because of my wife. Let everyone pray not to have a bad wife. If you get a very good wife, you can live long.

When and where were you born?

I was born on July 27, 1934, in Oguta, Imo State. I hail from Umumbiri in Mbaise Local Government Area of Imo State.

You still look fit at 80. What is the secret?

In my younger days, I was a very strong footballer. Recall I said I was a games master. So, I was involved in a lot of football, table tennis and lawn tennis then. Since I retired, I have devoted my time to writing. I love writing on my life experiences so that children can learn from them. I have written and published three books in the last three years; I am preparing to write the fourth one. Also, I think what keeps me strong is that I don’t keep malice or bitterness in my mind about anybody, no matter how much the person has hurt me. This is a lesson I want so many people to imbibe. Keep your spirit free and do not create a space for bitterness in your heart. I do not have the ambition to build a three-storey building with 10 flats on it or own many plots of land. I do not have three cars at a time. I am contented with what I have. I don’t cheat or tell lies. Again, I am mindful of what I eat and when I eat. I make friends with everybody that comes my way. All these have helped me live longer.

What is your favourite food?

My best meal is garri and what I would call pepper soup with vegetable sauce, with little or no salt.

What is your advice to the country’s leaders?

I will advise them to think about God and the things he has created and do accordingly. People should stop thinking about acquiring too much of material things such as aircraft and cars because we did not come into this world with any. The only thing that can help us solve certain problems now is honesty, sincerity, integrity and speaking the truth. We need to learn to do the right things at all times. When you are in politics, think of serving the people who put you there. Be generous to people and help them solve their problems. I laugh when I hear this argument about salaries and allowances of lawmakers, governors and the rest. I have written a poem titled, ‘Mind your minimum.’ When you start thinking of the maximum, it puts you into trouble. If one goes to the bank and withdraws N20,000, a thief who saw one in the bank withdrawing that money might not risk following one knowing that it is small money. But if one withdraws N200,000 they will follow that person because it is huge money.

Suicide bomber kills many at Redeemed Church in Yobe

Six persons have been killed in a suicide bomb attack on a church in Potiskum.

According to AFP the bomber entered the uncompleted Redeemed Christian Church of God at 9:55 am in the Jigawa area on the outskirts of the city in Yobe state and detonated his explosives, killing the worshippers, including a woman and her two children as well as the pastor, they said.

“Four worshippers died instantly while the fifth victim gave up shortly after she was taken to hospital,” a police officer involved in the evacuation told AFP.“The victims included a woman and her two children, the pastor and another worshipper,” added the officer who spoke on condition of anonymity.

Witness Garba Manu told AFP the bomber arrived at the church on a motorised rickshaw disguised as a worshipper and detonated his explosives as soon as he entered the church.

“I saw when the bomber alighting from a motorised rickshaw and entering the church and as soon as he entered a loud explosion ripped through the church which is under construction,” he said.

“I saw him walked into the church and he didn’t raise any suspicion. Five worshippers, including three females and two males were in the church when the bomber entered and they were all killed,“The dismembered body of the bomber was also recovered,” said Manu, who lives in the area.

The use of improvised explosive devices and suicide bombings has increased since May 29 when President Muhammadu Buhari took office vowing to crush the rebellion.

Kcee shows off his impressive shoe closet (Photos)

Self proclaimed fashion icon,Kcee took to instagram to show off his shoe closet ..confused as to which to wear,he asked fans to help him make a decision..

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