Two young women strip naked to win old iPhone in a nightclub

Two women jumped up on stage and stripped naked 'for the chance to win an old iPhone '. One of the ladies who was reported to be married stripped off her clothes and gyrated in front of stunned club guests.
At one point the MC snatched away the underwear of one of the contestants as she tried to cover her modesty, instead throwing them into the crowd.

As she turns around to face the other way she wiggles her bottom to the music and is joined on stage by a second woman.

The bizarre dance contest took place in the city of Berezniki in central Russia's Perm Krai region with an iPhone 5s reportedly being offered as a prize.
But their amateur dancing, which was uploaded onto social media, got negative attention.

China's first lady suffers embarrassing make-up fail (photos)

China's first lady seems to have suffered a regrettable make-up mishap at a dinner two nights ago.
Peng Liyuan, dubbed the Chinese Kate Middleton, was attending the Lord Mayor's banquet as part of her husband Xi Jinping's historic state visit to the UK. But when Madame Peng, who was a famous folk singer before she married President Xi , arrived at the lavish event at London's Guildhall, something seemed odd with the foundation on her face.

The fashion-conscious first lady had unsightly white powder all over her forehead and nose.
Madame Peng is possibly the world's only superstar folk singer who also holds the rank of army general.

She has global fame to rival Kate Middleton and is well known in her native China for her folk singing career.

Meanwhile her husband had fashion problems of his own, with his trousers appearing a touch too long.

One stabbed as armed robbers rob motorists in Lagos traffic

One man was stabbed during an armed robbery incident along the Costain-Eko bridge yesterday night. Motorists who were in traffic as they returned from work were robbed of their valuables by robbers who were armed with pistols, hammers, cutlasses and other dangerous weapons. 

 

The robbers smashed the glasses of motorists and demanded for their phones, bags and other valuables. In some cases, the motorists were the ones who had to wind down their car windows and hand over their belongings so that there cars will not destroyed. 

Also at Oshodi yesterday night, a lady was robbed of her belongings by some hoodlums. The spate of armed robbers attacking motorist in Lagos has increased in recent times. Please the government needs to work on the security of our lives and property.

Robert Mugabe wins China's Nobel Peace Price

Zimbabwe's president, Robert Mugabe has been awarded the Confucius prize, China's version of the Nobel prize. The 91-year old beat off competition from Bill Gates and South Korea's president Park Geun-Hye.  A statement from the prize committee declared that Mugabe had helped to improve the welfare of his people, despite his continual use of intimidation and detainment.

'Ever since Robert Mugabe was sworn in as the president of Zimbabwe in the 1980s, he has worked hard to bring political and economic order to the country and to improve the welfare of the Zimbabwean people by overcoming hardship,' the statement said.
'If Zimbabwe did not have Mugabe as its president, the country would be facing great difficulty – even public security might be in danger,' he told The Guardian.

The Confucius prize was set up in reaction to the Nobel peace prize committee's decision to award imprisoned dissident Liu Xiaobo in 2010. Past winners of the award include Russian president, Vladimir Putin and Cuban despot Fidel Castro.

Beyonce & Jay-z had that elevator fight over Rihanna new book claims

According to an explosive new biography of Beyonce, she split with Jay-z for about a year in 2005, the same year he scouted Rihanna. His PR people spread news he was seeing Rihanna but it was all rumours, planned in order to increase Riri's profile ahead of her forthcoming album, Pon-De-Replay.

It didn't go down well with queen Bey and she split from Jay-z whom she had been dating since 2001. The astonishing claim comes in a new unauthorized biography by best-selling writer J Randy Taraborrelli titled Becoming Beyoncé: The Untold Story.

Describing the alleged split, he said: 'Beyoncé didn't know what to make of this, and it actually ended up breaking them up for a time. They spent maybe a year apart from each other because Beyoncé just wasn't sure of what to make of the situation with Rihanna.'

But he adds: 'It's safe to say that Rihanna and Beyonce are friends.'

According to Taraborrelli's theory, the split would have been around 2005, when Pon De Replay was released. At that time Jay Z was 35, Beyoncé 24, and Rihanna 17.

He also addressed the notorious spat of May 2014, when Beyoncé's sister Solange was caught on surveillance camera lashing out at Jay Z in the elevator of New York's Standard Hotel after the Met Gala.

After a surveillance video of the incident made it's way on the internet without audio, many wondered what caused Beyoncé's 29-year-old sister to violently attack the Jay-z. The author spoke to several individuals who are close to Beyoncé, and claimed he has heard from eyewitnesses that the Drunk In Love singer told Jay he could not attend Rihanna's after party at the Met Gala.

The author added: 'I think it's safe to say the only people who know for sure what happened are Bey, Jay, Solange and the bodyguard who were in the elevator.'

The author also alleges that Beyoncé has anyone looking after her three-year-old daughter Blue Ivy must sign a contract titled 'Daily Program for Blue Ivy as Per Mrs. Carter.'

Taraborrelli explained: 'If you are a nanny coming into her household, and you think you are going to just raise Blue Ivy the way you want to, that's not gonna happen.
'Beyoncé has sort of an agreement, a structure of how she wants her child to be raised and you have to adhere to this.'

The Single Ladies hitmaker has allegedly only had two boyfriends in her life, Jay Z and Lyndell Locke, who she was in a nine year relationship with.

Emir of Kano awarded the AABLA Lifetime Achievement Award (Photos)

The Emir of Kano, Muhammdu Sanusi II was awarded the AABLA (All Africa Business Leaders Awards) Lifetime Achievement Award, West Africa, last night in Eko Hotel. Congrats to him. See another pic from the ceremony after the cut...

Photos: Day Care centre abandons 1-year-old in the dark after being mistaken for a doll

Jurnee Jones, 1, was discovered alone and crying in the dark at a daycare center on W. Chicago Ave, Daily News reports. The child's shocked father Cornelius Jones said he panicked when he turned up to collect his daughter 15 minutes before the center closed and realized what had happened.

 

      "I was terrified and I was also hurt because I knew she was in there in the dark and I couldn't get to her. I was wondering where is she, where is she. I hear her, but I couldn't see her."

 

Jones called emergency services, who rushed to the scene and forced the door open.The rescue was recorded in dramatic video which shows Journee bawling on the floor of the center.

 

       "One of the police officers flashed a light to the left and flashed it back to the right and that's when I saw her crawling towards us screaming and my heart just dropped, he added.

The Department of Children and Family Services are investigating the center.

 

Staff at the center told Jones that they were still in the back of the building when he arrived.

According to Journee’s mom Quanesha Borum, the director apologized and said staff had mistaken her daughter for a doll.

 

      "She's not that little to be a doll, so it's some excuses," said Borum.

Jones is calling for the center to have its license revoked.

     "If anything it should be shut down, I mean nobody leaves kids behind, toddlers," he said. "I don't care how old they are that’s dangerous"

Wife forced to have sex with 2,700 men, Husband faces 10 years in jail for pimping

A 54-year-old man in France has been arrested for pimping his 46-year old wife to 2742 men, He reportedly made £5000 a month from the operation. As his wife entertained clients, he would sit outside in the family car with their 5-year-old son. The couple, who have been married for 10 years, were arrested last Tuesday, but only the man was charged with pimping, and faces a decade in prison.

Prostitution is legal in France, but it is against the law to solicit for business. The man is said to have used four internet sites and text messages to organise clients for his wife.

Photos: Customs boss flies private jet to Lagos

The Comptroller-General of Customs, Col. Hameed Ibrahim Ali (Rtd), flew a private jet, pictured above, as he commenced a 5-day familiarization visit to Customs formations and stakeholders in Lagos on October 12th. And some folks are knocking him for it...can't he fly private jets again. See another photo after the cut...

Man Bags Six Months Jail Term For N1.2m Stock Fraud

Press statement from EFCC

The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, on Thursday, October 22, 2015, secured the conviction of one Bashir Olumuyiwa, Managing Director, Asset Multipliers and Growth Concept Limited, before Justice Abubakar Idris Kutigi of the Federal Capital TerritoryHigh Court, Abuja. The convict was arraigned on May 21, 2015 on an amended five-count charge of criminal breach of trust to the tune of N1, 236,000.00 ( One Million Two Hundred and Thirty-Six Thousand Naira).

The offence is punishable under Section 312 of the Penal Code. One of the counts reads: “That you Bashir Olumuyiwa on or about the 5th day of February, 2008 at Abuja within the Abuja judicial division of the High Court of the Federal Capital Territory being entrusted with an Oando Share certificate valued at N310,000.00k( Three Hundred and Ten Thousand Naira), property of one Mr. Enoman Otom given to you for the purpose of stock trading, sold the shares and dishonestly converted the proceeds to your own use and thereby committed an offence punishable under section 312 of the Penal Code Law Cap 532 laws of the Federation of Nigeria( Abuja) 1990”.

Delivering his judgment, Justice Kutigi discharged and acquitted the convict on counts one, two and five; but found him guilty on counts 3 and 4 and sentenced him to six months imprisonment on both counts The convict was also ordered to pay the sum of N236, 000.00 in restitution to the victim.

Throwback photo of Timi Dakolo, Omawunmi, Eric Arubaiyi & Jodie in 2007

This was when they were competing in the West African Idol competition in 2007. Timi Dakolo won, Omawuni was first runner up. Eric and Jodie were in top 6. They all have amazing careers now.

Photos: NDLEA smash cult goup in Abia

Operatives of the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA) in Abia State command have smashed a group of suspected cultists located in Aba. The suspected cultist are identified as Valentine Obinna, 23 years old; Amadi Amaechi, 24 years; Okonkwo Pascal, 30 years; Dike Chizoba, 30 years; Prince Lucky Chukwu,25 years; Chimezie Kingsley, 24 years; Emmanuel Kanu, 21 years; and Nwanakwere Peter, 22 years.

Following a tip off, NDLEA operatives arrested them in a hotel room and recovered a pistol, rounds of live ammunition, 13 grammes of dried weeds found to be cannabis and shirts with the inscription, Welcome To Taliban Zone, from them.

The Abia state commander, Dele Akingbade while speaking on their arrest, said further investigations into their activities in the state is ongoing.

Chairman/Chief Executive of the NDLEA, Ahmadu Giade commended the officers for the arrest and pledged to work assiduously towards promoting national security.

“This arrest further validates the fact that people take drugs for Dutch courage to perpetrate crimes. The Agency will continue to promote national security through intelligence-led operations. I also wish to commend the officers for the timely intervention and successful raid operation that nipped the illicit activities of the suspected cultists” Giade stated.

The NDLEA boss called on security agencies to collaborate in the war against crime and urged parents to inculcate discipline in their children. Members of the public were also advised to report suspected cases to security agencies.