The Rivers State government has discontinued funding of scholarship to Rivers state students currently enjoying it in various foreign universities
Thursday, 25 February 2016
Meet Herbalist Who Lives With 17 Giant Pythons As Link To His Ancestors
39-year-old South African herbalist, Sibusiso Ngobese began living with his 17 big pythons snakes in 2005 when he became a herbalist. He's from
Wednesday, 24 February 2016
Police Withdraws Tompolo’s Security Aides. See reasons here...
The Nigerian police has withdrawn the security aides approved for Government Ekpemupolo - Tompolo by the Federal Government since 2009 under the
Customs’ Prohibition List- Paracetamol, Lizards, Water and Others
The Nigeria Customs Services (NCS) has reviewed its import and export prohibition lists to suit Nigeria’s 2016 realities.
Here are 10 items forbidden for importation:
1) PARACETAMOL AND OTHERS
Here are 10 items forbidden for importation:
1) PARACETAMOL AND OTHERS
I Am Not Afraid - Breadseller-Olajumoke's Husband Speaks
Sunday Orisaguna, husband to Breadseller-turned-celeb model and brand ambassador, Mrs Olajumoke Orisaguna spoke to Encomium on his wife's new found fame and his feelings about it.
Burial Date Fixed For Comedian Bovi's Mum
The burial date for Dr. Mrs Margareth Ugboma, mother of talented comedian, Bovi Ugboma, who died few weeks ago at the age of 58 has been fixed by
Tuesday, 23 February 2016
Photos: Youngest Nigerian King, Obi Chukwuka, Meets With Gov. Okowa
HRM Agbogidi Chukwuka Noah Akaeze 1, the Obi Of Ubulu-Uku in Aniocha North Local Government Area of Delta State earlier today met with the State Governor, Ifeanyi Okowa at the Delta State Government House, Asaba.
The 17 year-old who is also the youngest monarch in
The 17 year-old who is also the youngest monarch in
Domain Change: The Long, Hard Road to the Permanent Site...
For sometime now, I have been planning a transition from jovoflavour.blogspot.com to jovoflavour.com all in a bid to take this Blogging Ministry to the permanent site.
Domain migration is not a kid's game at all but a big decision that requires a great deal of planning. And
Domain migration is not a kid's game at all but a big decision that requires a great deal of planning. And
CELINE DION Plans 10-Minute Tribute to Rene During Opening Show
Celine Dion's return to her Vegas stage has been earmarked for today, Feb 23, 2016. It will be her first since her husband, Rene Angelil, died, and she plans to make it a 'love tribute' to her late husband.
TMZ has reported how Celine's completely changing her show at Caesars Colosseum. It now begins with a
TMZ has reported how Celine's completely changing her show at Caesars Colosseum. It now begins with a
Breadseller ‘Olajumoke Orisaguna: The Nigerian Cinderella’ By Reuben Abati
Since Olajumoke, the Agege bread- seller broke the internet, it's been one-day one-update about her. Reuben Abati, the writer after my heart, aptly sums up the unpleasant consequences likely to follow this whole grass-to-grace story in this telling piece. Happy Reading!
"About three weeks ago, 27-year old Olajumoke Orisaguna was a complete unknown on the streets of Lagos, hawking bread.
A loaf of bread is about N100, and even with a full tray such as she carried in her first public embrace of fame, her whole ware for a day may not be more than N3,000, with daily profit between N300-N700.
She had trained as a hair stylist, got married but had to leave her husband and a daughter back home in Ire, Osun state, to “hustle” as it were in Lagos.
The life of a bread seller in Lagos is easily imaginable: exposure to the elements, to sundry abuse, including the possibility of being raped by unruly artisans and bachelors, who will offer to buy bread and something else along with it, if the hawker is willing.
This was Olajumoke Orisaguna’s reality until she ran into TY Bello and Tinie Tempah and her life changed.
Today, she has been enrolled as a model. Her story has appeared in all newspapers, on CNN, Huffington Post, and virtually everywhere online.
Two companies: StanbicIBTC and PayPorte have made her their brand ambassador. The former even awarded her two daughters scholarships up to university level. Her face has appeared on the cover of magazines.
She is now a student at Poise Finishing School, an intern with two beauty salons, and a motivational speaker, even if she reportedly can’t speak English. When she went to the office of the National Identity Management Commission to get an identity card, NIMC also cashed in on her new found fame to use her to promote the agency: “Olajumoke knows she needs to NIMC. She walked into a NIMC centre yesterday unsolicited. Olajumoke is smart. Be like her.”
This must be the most saccharine endorsement of Olajumoke so far.
To crown it all, a construction company has given her a luxury apartment in Lagos. From hawking bread in Agege, she is now within weeks, the darling of corporate Nigeria, the poster girl for corporate social responsibility, a landlady, and a role model. She had probably never seen the inside of an aircraft, but a few days ago, she was on a flight to Abuja to give a speech!
Mrs Orisaguna is Nigeria’s Cinderella. Hers is a sudden, unplanned, unexpected, unprepared for grass to grace, rags to riches story, a kind of I–just-dey-waka-my-own-jeje-luck-come-jam-me-tale. It doesn’t happen everyday. It is the kind of accident that many Nigerians seek: accidental fame and fortune. It is perhaps the magical, miraculous, I-don’t believe-it-but-it-is-true quality of this story that has captured the public imagination.
Olajumoke was hawking her bread innocently in Sabo, when she stumbled upon a photo session by that gifted mother of twins, artist and photographer, TY Bello, working on a series of shots for the international hip hop star, Tinie Tempah. We have been told that Olajumoke Orisaguna “photobombed” herself into the activity. I guess she just happened to walk by trying to sell bread, and TY Bello who is a spirit in action when she is at work, had a brain wave and took her picture. Enormously creative, T Y Bello thinks on her feet. When she has that her big camera in her hands, she is an agile, inventive artist.
Her camera is a weapon for interpreting space and reality, and for discovering new meanings. It must have occurred to her that asking the international musician to pose with a bread seller would give the picture a much deeper meaning, inherent in the open contrasts and auto-suggestions. It is that split second decision that has turned Jumoke Orisaguna into a superstar. The shot was brilliant, the result was impressive with people asking: “Who is that girl? She will make a good model.” TY Bello took on the challenge, and became Olajumoke Orisaguna’s promoter, mentor, adviser, godmother, and supporter, taking her to new heights within three weeks. Nobody is talking about Tempah, the main subject of the photo shoot; the focus is on the wanderer who walked onto the set, the bread seller who has taken the bread of the show, the waka-pass who became the star. I understand Tempah is quite happy; don’t be surprised then if he composes a special song soon, titled “The Bread Seller!” or “Photobombed” or simply “Olajumoke.”
The Olajumoke Orisaguna story is a perfect demonstration of the witchcraft quality of photography and that single shot that has changed a life may well be one of TY Bello’s most remarkable efforts in her chosen genre. But I find around Olajumoke’s sudden transformation from person to brand, too much capitalist hypocrisy and opportunism.
The brand is selling like hot cake, but the person needs protection. I feel for her. I fear for her. There is a sense in which she is a potential victim. The brand experts now taking her from place to place probably would not have even patronized her. They don’t eat the kind of bread that she sold.
Many of them don’t even know what part of Lagos is called Sabo. They don’t buy their bread from hawkers; they would rather go to supermarkets or confectionery stores. Before luck smiled on this young lady, many of those now posing for photos with her would never have noticed her presence. There are definitely many of her type, still hawking bread, or some other items, some even sitting in front of the bank, with a baby strapped to the back, but they may never be noticed or helped. The same companies that are using Olajumoke to talk about corporate social responsibility, are actually joking, they know that this is not CSR; it is brand exploitation!
And it may not last. There is nothing in Olajumoke’s background or exposure that has prepared her for the life of glitz being imposed on her. The skills she has acquired as a bread seller and hair stylist may not carry her far in the cruel world of modeling. When this blitz is over, she will need to compete for jobs and attention, if she must remain a model. She will have to learn sooner or later, to survive on her own. She will have to maintain the luxury apartment that she has been given. She has been taught fancy dressing, including the magic of make up and those magical colours that change a dull face into a phallus-teasing one do not come cheap.
She is at best an art work that other people have created: she has been made up into a siren, her hitherto dull skin now glows, in one photo, her hair had a queenly allure, they have given her new clothes, jazzing her up, to look feminine and sensual, and they have taught her how to smile in a tempting manner. Wow. That smile! The sorry part of it all is that her narrative is quite innocent and hauntingly brief, as is the case with all overnight sensations. The capitalist hypocrites will soon find something else to excite them, just as the media will find a new story. It probably would have been much better to help Olajumoke Orisaguna set up a small-scale business, to take her off the street-life of hawking, rather than this world of sharks into which she has been thrown. Perhaps the best that has been done for her is sending her on internship at beauty salons. She could at least set up a beauty salon of her own and live happily thereafter.
In a normal society, no young woman should be on the streets hawking bread in order to survive. In a normal society, Olajumoke Orisaguna would have been given the opportunity to go to school, and have a proper career. She is being given, all within three weeks, the kind of empowerment that society has denied her and many like her, but how about all the other Olajumokes who may never “photobomb” their way to luck? Her new life is a reminder of what she could have been but which she could not become because of the kind of society in which she has found herself. She should never have had to hawk bread to support her husband and children.
Her husband! Yes, Mr. Sunday Orisaguna. I have seen him in the photographs, either carrying their baby, or just putting up appearance. He looks lost, confused, overwhelmed, harassed and uncertain. He must be wondering what has happened or is happening to the woman he married. There is a clear difference between Olajumoke, the wife and bread seller, and Olajumoke, the model and celebrity. While Olajumoke is beginning to wear designer clothes, her humble husband is still managing his one-day-me-too-go-jam-luck attires. His wife has been sent to finishing school. By the time she finishes, I hope her new persona will not finish her marriage.
Olajumoke is now learning to speak English, but her husband is a humble, sliding door installer who probably speaks only Yoruba. In our kind of society, given the social level and cultural background of the parties involved, it won’t be long before the demons will begin to crawl out of the woods, from in-laws who may begin to psycho-analyse Olajumoke, to family members who will scrutinize her every gesture, and friends with whom she hawked bread and has now left behind.
Lack of clarity over role interpretation and the new persona could also confuse the young mother. She needs a different set of skills to manage new relationships, especially the new friends coming her way, including those lecherous uncles who may show up and seek to exploit her innocence. The people turning her into a sex symbol should also tarry a while, and remember that she is a married mother of two. She needs counseling. And her sliding door installer husband, who has featured in her fairytale so far as a hanger-on, no matter what happens, should not be made to slide away. Sunday Orisaguna should also be counseled, given new clothes, taught English and sent to finishing school. He should not be left behind".
"About three weeks ago, 27-year old Olajumoke Orisaguna was a complete unknown on the streets of Lagos, hawking bread.
A loaf of bread is about N100, and even with a full tray such as she carried in her first public embrace of fame, her whole ware for a day may not be more than N3,000, with daily profit between N300-N700.
She had trained as a hair stylist, got married but had to leave her husband and a daughter back home in Ire, Osun state, to “hustle” as it were in Lagos.
The life of a bread seller in Lagos is easily imaginable: exposure to the elements, to sundry abuse, including the possibility of being raped by unruly artisans and bachelors, who will offer to buy bread and something else along with it, if the hawker is willing.
This was Olajumoke Orisaguna’s reality until she ran into TY Bello and Tinie Tempah and her life changed.
Today, she has been enrolled as a model. Her story has appeared in all newspapers, on CNN, Huffington Post, and virtually everywhere online.
Two companies: StanbicIBTC and PayPorte have made her their brand ambassador. The former even awarded her two daughters scholarships up to university level. Her face has appeared on the cover of magazines.
She is now a student at Poise Finishing School, an intern with two beauty salons, and a motivational speaker, even if she reportedly can’t speak English. When she went to the office of the National Identity Management Commission to get an identity card, NIMC also cashed in on her new found fame to use her to promote the agency: “Olajumoke knows she needs to NIMC. She walked into a NIMC centre yesterday unsolicited. Olajumoke is smart. Be like her.”
This must be the most saccharine endorsement of Olajumoke so far.
To crown it all, a construction company has given her a luxury apartment in Lagos. From hawking bread in Agege, she is now within weeks, the darling of corporate Nigeria, the poster girl for corporate social responsibility, a landlady, and a role model. She had probably never seen the inside of an aircraft, but a few days ago, she was on a flight to Abuja to give a speech!
Mrs Orisaguna is Nigeria’s Cinderella. Hers is a sudden, unplanned, unexpected, unprepared for grass to grace, rags to riches story, a kind of I–just-dey-waka-my-own-jeje-luck-come-jam-me-tale. It doesn’t happen everyday. It is the kind of accident that many Nigerians seek: accidental fame and fortune. It is perhaps the magical, miraculous, I-don’t believe-it-but-it-is-true quality of this story that has captured the public imagination.
Olajumoke was hawking her bread innocently in Sabo, when she stumbled upon a photo session by that gifted mother of twins, artist and photographer, TY Bello, working on a series of shots for the international hip hop star, Tinie Tempah. We have been told that Olajumoke Orisaguna “photobombed” herself into the activity. I guess she just happened to walk by trying to sell bread, and TY Bello who is a spirit in action when she is at work, had a brain wave and took her picture. Enormously creative, T Y Bello thinks on her feet. When she has that her big camera in her hands, she is an agile, inventive artist.
Her camera is a weapon for interpreting space and reality, and for discovering new meanings. It must have occurred to her that asking the international musician to pose with a bread seller would give the picture a much deeper meaning, inherent in the open contrasts and auto-suggestions. It is that split second decision that has turned Jumoke Orisaguna into a superstar. The shot was brilliant, the result was impressive with people asking: “Who is that girl? She will make a good model.” TY Bello took on the challenge, and became Olajumoke Orisaguna’s promoter, mentor, adviser, godmother, and supporter, taking her to new heights within three weeks. Nobody is talking about Tempah, the main subject of the photo shoot; the focus is on the wanderer who walked onto the set, the bread seller who has taken the bread of the show, the waka-pass who became the star. I understand Tempah is quite happy; don’t be surprised then if he composes a special song soon, titled “The Bread Seller!” or “Photobombed” or simply “Olajumoke.”
The Olajumoke Orisaguna story is a perfect demonstration of the witchcraft quality of photography and that single shot that has changed a life may well be one of TY Bello’s most remarkable efforts in her chosen genre. But I find around Olajumoke’s sudden transformation from person to brand, too much capitalist hypocrisy and opportunism.
The brand is selling like hot cake, but the person needs protection. I feel for her. I fear for her. There is a sense in which she is a potential victim. The brand experts now taking her from place to place probably would not have even patronized her. They don’t eat the kind of bread that she sold.
Many of them don’t even know what part of Lagos is called Sabo. They don’t buy their bread from hawkers; they would rather go to supermarkets or confectionery stores. Before luck smiled on this young lady, many of those now posing for photos with her would never have noticed her presence. There are definitely many of her type, still hawking bread, or some other items, some even sitting in front of the bank, with a baby strapped to the back, but they may never be noticed or helped. The same companies that are using Olajumoke to talk about corporate social responsibility, are actually joking, they know that this is not CSR; it is brand exploitation!
And it may not last. There is nothing in Olajumoke’s background or exposure that has prepared her for the life of glitz being imposed on her. The skills she has acquired as a bread seller and hair stylist may not carry her far in the cruel world of modeling. When this blitz is over, she will need to compete for jobs and attention, if she must remain a model. She will have to learn sooner or later, to survive on her own. She will have to maintain the luxury apartment that she has been given. She has been taught fancy dressing, including the magic of make up and those magical colours that change a dull face into a phallus-teasing one do not come cheap.
She is at best an art work that other people have created: she has been made up into a siren, her hitherto dull skin now glows, in one photo, her hair had a queenly allure, they have given her new clothes, jazzing her up, to look feminine and sensual, and they have taught her how to smile in a tempting manner. Wow. That smile! The sorry part of it all is that her narrative is quite innocent and hauntingly brief, as is the case with all overnight sensations. The capitalist hypocrites will soon find something else to excite them, just as the media will find a new story. It probably would have been much better to help Olajumoke Orisaguna set up a small-scale business, to take her off the street-life of hawking, rather than this world of sharks into which she has been thrown. Perhaps the best that has been done for her is sending her on internship at beauty salons. She could at least set up a beauty salon of her own and live happily thereafter.
In a normal society, no young woman should be on the streets hawking bread in order to survive. In a normal society, Olajumoke Orisaguna would have been given the opportunity to go to school, and have a proper career. She is being given, all within three weeks, the kind of empowerment that society has denied her and many like her, but how about all the other Olajumokes who may never “photobomb” their way to luck? Her new life is a reminder of what she could have been but which she could not become because of the kind of society in which she has found herself. She should never have had to hawk bread to support her husband and children.
Her husband! Yes, Mr. Sunday Orisaguna. I have seen him in the photographs, either carrying their baby, or just putting up appearance. He looks lost, confused, overwhelmed, harassed and uncertain. He must be wondering what has happened or is happening to the woman he married. There is a clear difference between Olajumoke, the wife and bread seller, and Olajumoke, the model and celebrity. While Olajumoke is beginning to wear designer clothes, her humble husband is still managing his one-day-me-too-go-jam-luck attires. His wife has been sent to finishing school. By the time she finishes, I hope her new persona will not finish her marriage.
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| The life-changing shot by TY Bello |
Olajumoke is now learning to speak English, but her husband is a humble, sliding door installer who probably speaks only Yoruba. In our kind of society, given the social level and cultural background of the parties involved, it won’t be long before the demons will begin to crawl out of the woods, from in-laws who may begin to psycho-analyse Olajumoke, to family members who will scrutinize her every gesture, and friends with whom she hawked bread and has now left behind.
Lack of clarity over role interpretation and the new persona could also confuse the young mother. She needs a different set of skills to manage new relationships, especially the new friends coming her way, including those lecherous uncles who may show up and seek to exploit her innocence. The people turning her into a sex symbol should also tarry a while, and remember that she is a married mother of two. She needs counseling. And her sliding door installer husband, who has featured in her fairytale so far as a hanger-on, no matter what happens, should not be made to slide away. Sunday Orisaguna should also be counseled, given new clothes, taught English and sent to finishing school. He should not be left behind".
LASU Students Close Down Major Roads Over Clash With 'Agberos'
Students of the Lagos State University, LASU, had a near-bloody clash with motor park touts, popularly called Agberos at Iyana-Iba, a bus-stop away from the school's main campus on Lagos-Badagry
Monday, 22 February 2016
Clement Ogudu: A Young Webdesigner, Developer, SEO Adviser Per Excellence
Akpobome Clement Ogudu by birth, Clem Ogus by choice, is a young internet enterpreneur and the young CEO of View Nigeria (www.viewngr.com), a
Heartbreaking: How Aid Worker Rescues 2-yr-old 'Abandoned For Being a Wizard'
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| Anja giving water and food to an abandoned child |
The malnourished, all skin-and-bones child pictured above is a two-year old Nigerian child reportedly accused of 'being a wizard' by his family and
Sunday, 21 February 2016
PHOTOS: Ewheyae-Isoko Holds Annual JCF Meeting+ Donates Notebooks to Schools in Isoko
Friday, 12 February 2016
Photos of Dazzling Valentine Beads for Bae
MAKE THIS VALENTINE SPECIAL
Love is in the air, they say.
It is a season of showing love, they say.
Sometimes, you don't have the words to say all you
Love is in the air, they say.
It is a season of showing love, they say.
Sometimes, you don't have the words to say all you
Wednesday, 10 February 2016
See Pastor Fatoyinbo's 'Robust' Birthday Cake During All White Party on Yacht in Dubai
Remember Pastor Biodun Fatoyinbo of the 'robust reply' fame? He is the 'celebrity' pastor of Common Wealth of Zion Assembly (COZA) who was alleged by his church member, Ese Walters, of having an adulterous affair with her and thereafter climbing the
Tuesday, 9 February 2016
Sad: See How Dad Of Man Killed By Ibadan lawyer Died...
Sunday, 7 February 2016
Ibadan 'Husband Killer' Is Niece to Minister; Daughter To Anglican Venerable And More...
It has been revealed that Yewande Oyediran, Nigerian female lawyer who reportedly murdered her husband, Mr. Oyelowo Oyediran, in his sleep in Ibadan earier this week, is niece to Minister of Solid
Monday, 1 February 2016
Royal Abduction: Huge Ransom Demanded on Olomoro Monarch
Abductors of the Odiologbo of Olomoro Kingdom in Isoko South Local Government Area of Delta State, HRM Umukoro Josiah, Aghaza 1, have commenced negotiations with the king’s subjects and family,
Friday, 29 January 2016
How I Wrote a Post That Touched the Governor's Heart...
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| Arts and Craft Centre, Emede, Isoko South, Delta State |
Meanwhile, I had a request that had been gnawing at me to make to the governor about a similar completed
ARCHIVE: Letter To The Executive Governor, Emmanuel Eweta Uduaghan, CON
Below is the letter that 'touched the heart of the governor'. About two months after this letter was written, he personally commissioned the Centre. Happy reading...
Dear Executive Governor Emmanuel Eweta Uduaghan
Dear Executive Governor Emmanuel Eweta Uduaghan
INVITATION TO TENDER - BE OUR VAL!
SIR,
I write you this love-letter on behalf of all the Positive Isoko Women and hope it gets to you before Valentine's day so you can put smiles on our faces by being our val ... at Emede Arts and Craft Centre, (hereafter referred to as EACC).
I write you this love-letter on behalf of all the Positive Isoko Women and hope it gets to you before Valentine's day so you can put smiles on our faces by being our val ... at Emede Arts and Craft Centre, (hereafter referred to as EACC).
This may be the longest love-letter you ever get, so I will advice you please sit down, sip a Chai Latte and be
Thursday, 28 January 2016
Victor Odhegba: A Young Interior Decorator Whose Story Will Intrigue You
His name is Efemena Victor Odhegba, a young enterpreneur from Isoko, Delta State and CEO of Stellar Finishing Enterprise.
He's proven that through innovation and creativity anyone can become a success in business. Mr Odhegba studied Food Technology at the Federal
He's proven that through innovation and creativity anyone can become a success in business. Mr Odhegba studied Food Technology at the Federal
Tuesday, 26 January 2016
Bovi Ugboma Loses Mum Few Days Before She Takes Up New Appointment
Saturday, 23 January 2016
#WABC2016: Sights and Gist from MTN'S West Africa Bloggers Conference.
Wardrobe Malfunction: Sunlight Reveals Khloe Kardashian's Full Coverage
It was a day of filming with her sisters, Kylie Jenner and Kourtney - and the Keeping Up With the Kardashian cameras - but this reality star prefers showing off what Daily mail calls 'her granny
Saturday, 16 January 2016
Celine Dion loses brother to cancer, 2 days after husband
Barely 2 days after Canadian singer, Celine Dion, lost her husband and manager, René Angelil, to cancer at 73, she has again lost an older brother to cancer, a
NCC Schedules Hearing With MTN Despite Out-Of-Court Settlement, Lawyer to Stop the Hearing
A Federal High Court sitting in Abuja, in Case No. FHC/ABJ/CR/379/2015, has issued a Hearing Notice filed by the National Copyright Commission (NCC) against MTN Communications Ltd and Felix, Igelige and Associates, lawyers of musician Baba 2010.
The Hearing Notice issued on 14th January, 2016, states that the criminal case against Nigeria's largest telecommunications provider, is scheduled to be heard 9am on Wednesday, January 20, 2016, at the
The Hearing Notice issued on 14th January, 2016, states that the criminal case against Nigeria's largest telecommunications provider, is scheduled to be heard 9am on Wednesday, January 20, 2016, at the
Friday, 15 January 2016
Interesting Facts About Rivers State's 1st Female Chief Judge And the New Acting Chief Judge.
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| Swearing in Justice Iyayi Lamikanra as Acting Chief Judge today |
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| Swearing in of Justice Daisy W. Okocha as Chief Judge on Jan. 4th, 2016. |
- She was sworn in as the Chief Judge of Rivers State on January 4, 2016.
- She retired today, January 15, 2016 after only 11
Wednesday, 13 January 2016
Missing Budget An ‘Award Winning April Fool Stunt' – Dogara
Speaker of the House of Representatives, Yakubu Dogara, has described the reports of the reportedly missing 2016 budget presented to the National Assembly as “an incredible and award winning April
Tuesday, 12 January 2016
Ewheyae-Isoko Meets With Honorary Consul of Guinea Bissau, Hon. Orezi Esievo, others
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| L-R: MD Fidelity Bank, Mrs Peace Odioko, Mrs R. Akako, His Excellency Immanuel Emoefe, Hon. Orezi Esievo, Chief Mrs J. Ovuorie, Mrs R. Bake (JP), Major Gen. Jubril (Retd), a friend of His Excellency |
Sunday, 10 January 2016
Photo: Man Dies From Stray Bullet During Shoprite Looting
He was neither at the scene of Friday's Warri Shoprite invasion nor had any business dying for a protest against the suspended Chairman of Uvwie Local government, Hon Obaro.
His name is Aforkoghene Emero Atu. He was
His name is Aforkoghene Emero Atu. He was
Friday, 8 January 2016
PHOTOS: Isoko Traditional Rulers, IDU President, Others In Synagogue Church
Mr Daniel Omoyibo of Damotech Ltd was in The Synagogue Church of All Nations to testify about how God freed him from a debt of N58.6mil, made him a billionaire who presently has several ongoing
EXCLUSIVE: NDDC' Engr. Tuoyo Omatsuli And Henry Ogiri Sacked
Sunday, 3 January 2016
Don Jazzy And Olamide Reconciles. See Photo And Joint Statement
After all the drama created by Don Jazzy and Olamide Adedeji, at the Headies 2015 over the Next Rated Category Award won by Reekado Banks, the duo has
PHOTO: See Cute Baby Delivered Today In IDP Camp, Yola.
The National Emergency Management Agency, NEMA, has posted the picture of a newborn baby that was delivered in IDP Camp today on Twitter.
The baby was delivered few minutes ago in IDP
The baby was delivered few minutes ago in IDP
Saturday, 2 January 2016
Hero Dies Saving Woman From Falling Lift. Read His Last Words Here...
25-year-old Stephen Hewett-Brown saved Sanchez, 43, from a falling lift on New Year's eve and was trying to escape the stalled lift in an apartment building in Manhattan when he was fatally crushed
Monday, 28 December 2015
PHOTOS Of Denrele's Ultra-TomBoyish Sister, Aderonke Edun
If you think Denrele Edun is "the Nigerian Caitlyn Jenner without Transgender Surgery Money" then his younger sister, Aderonke Edun, must be Kristen
Mother Of Twins Killed By Drunken-Cop Cries "I’ve Been Stripped Naked"
Beatrice Oyesolu, 75-year-old mother of twin brothers shot dead on Saturday by a trigger-happy policeman guarding Paulson Hotel on Anibaba Street, Ketu-Ikosi, Lagos, has cried out that the
Sunday, 27 December 2015
Pastor Dies Hours After 'Prophetic' Xmas Post On Facebook
His name is Egheomhanre Emmanuel Eyieyien, a Chartered Accountant, Business Consultant, Public Affairs Analyst, former Senatorial aspirant from Edo State, Entrepreneur and Group Chief Executive Officer of Pharez Limited as well as a Minister of the Gospel of Christ.
He made the post below on his Facebook wall on
He made the post below on his Facebook wall on
Saturday, 26 December 2015
Tiwa Savage Finally Shows The Face Of Her Son (Photos)
Earlier this month, Tiwa's Savage's fans went 'savage' on her when she put up a picture of her son's legs only, hiding the face after five months of
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