DID RIHANNA OVER EXAGGERATE ABOUT BEYONCE'S PHOTOGRAPH? - TO ME SHE LOOKS STUNNING BUT ABEGI WHICH ONE IS THE FACT THAT THE PICTURE CAN SINGLE HANDEDLY DESTROY THE SELF ESTEEM OF AN ENTIRE NATION, SHE BE MAMIWATER NI OR WHAT...MAYBE ITS JUST ME BUT WHAT DO YOU GUYS THINK?

 Despite unconfirmed reports in the past that Jayz had a brief fling with Rihanna , Rihanna has made it clear that Beyonce is her Idol and has even turned to the superstar for advice.

Another twist in Cynthia Osokogu‘s murder: The Pharmacist was set up by the police – Close friend

 Nigerians are yet to recover from the shock and heavy blow the gruesome torture and death of Cynthia Osokogu dealt on them. Although the culprits has been brought to book and arraigned in Lagos Magistrate Court sitting in Yaba, concerned Nigerians still grieves over the inhuman act.
The duo that allegedly killed her was arraigned alongside two pharmacists, who sold the drug they allegedly used to murder the victim.

Oprah Winfrey is still the world’s highest paid celebrity, a year after ending her show -Business wise Oprah is definately my role model...with all she has faced in life and what she is now...she is obviously a STAR and an INSPIRATION to women all around the world.

Oprah Winfrey might have ended her phenomenal talk show a year ago, but she is currently the world’s highest paid celebrity. From June 2011 to June 2012, she earned a whooping $165 million, according to Forbes – and that is even a drop in the $290 she made in 2010.
It is the fourth consecutive time the media mogul tops Forbes list of highest earners. And the others in the list include:

“Where are our first ladies”? Don Jazzy poses a very important question

You know, with all the cases of Cancer victims springing out recently.Questions have been asked as to why no government official or women society groups are involved or concerned in raising money for these victims.

Boko Haram: Bomber dies in a wheel barrow bomb attack in Maiduguri - MAY THEY CONTINUE TO BLOW AND GET EXPOSED BY GOD'S GRACE..

A Boko Haram suspect was, yesterday, killed in Maiduguri, Borno State capital, when a bomb connected to a wheel barrow got exploded at Ramat Square along West End road.
The Spokesman to the Joint Task Force,  Lt.-Col. Sagir Musa who confirmed the incident said: “There was an Improvised Explosive Device, IED, explosion today (yesterday) at West End, Ramat Square General Area of Maiduguri metropolis.
“The device was concealed in a wheel barrow by suspected Boko Haram sect member and it exploded at about 8.35am. The owner of the wheel barrow was killed instantly, while attempting to escape.”
Musa further avowed that only one person, the bomber died at the process, as the place had been condoned off by the men of the JTF and the anti-bomb squared.

WHOOP WHOOP ***DANCING** - 15 Year Old Nigerian Girl Saheela Ibrahim Secures Admission to Study in Havard + she was accepted into 13 schools including 8 Ivy League schools : YOU CAN BET MY DAUGHTER IS SO GONNA BEAR HER NAME COS YORUBAS SAY ORUKO MAN RO NI ( DON'T KNOW HOW TO TRANSLATE IT IN ENGLISH, A YORUBA FRIEND COULD ASSIST YOU IN TRANSLATING ) AND I SO HOPE THE NAME WORKS ON MY BABY GIRL...WOULD BE HONOURED TO HAVE A DAUGHTER LIKE HER **LOVE STRUCK**

 

15 year old Saheela Ibrahim (pictured above) was accepted into 13 schools, which included Harvard, MIT, Princeton, Columbia, Stanford, University of Chicago, North Caroline, Pennsylvania, Cornell and 4 other Universities. She picked Harvard. She will be heading to the university this fall to study neurobiology or neuroscience. 

Why I Resigned as Minister of Power - Bart Nnaji Speaks

In a move aimed at salvaging the reform and privatisation programme of the power sector, President Goodluck Jonathan Tuesday in Abuja accepted the resignation of one of the key members of his cabinet, Professor Bart Nnaji as Minister of Power, with immediate effect.

The president was said to have decided to accept the resignation, following Nnaji’s admission that companies linked to him had submitted bids for one of the successor companies created from the unbundling of the Power Holding Company of Nigeria (PHCN).