Thursday 26 September 2013
Over 3000 models attend Music Meets Runway 2013 Model Casting
Baileys to give consumers an unforgettable experience at the Sisters with Soul Concert
Baileys your number one premium Irish cream is giving consumers a chance of a lifetime to meet with Mary .J. Blige. Baileys is offering its consumers an opportunity to watch MJB rehearse, being interviewed and also ask her their own questions. All you need to do is stay close to your local radio (Cool FM, Beat FM & Classic FM) to get more information. Winners will also automatically win tickets to the concert.
At the SWS concert, Baileys will be giving consumers an experience of a lifetime with the following;
Emporium of Desire lounge at VIP entrance
Bar in the VIP area.
Make up for first 100 ladies from BM Pro. Also some tickets would be given out at Get arena today Wednesday 25th 2013 at Industry Nite.
Wednesday 25 September 2013
Capital One Cup: Sunderland, Tottenham, Manchester City and Chelsea all triumph
There were also third round victories for Chelsea, Southampton, West Ham, Fulham, Hull City, Norwich, Leicester and Burnley on a busy night of cup football.
Sunderland caretaker boss Kevin Ball oversaw a 2-0 victory at home to Peterborough thanks to goals from Emanuele Giaccherini and Valentin Roberge, with the recalled Lee Cattermole excellent in midfield.
Chelsea enjoyed a routine 2-0 success at Swindon as Jose Mourinho turned to a number of the fringe players in his star-studded squad, with Juan Mata setting up Fernando Torres before substitute Ramires, on for the injured Marco van Ginkel, struck again before the interval.
Manchester City destroyed Wigan 5-0 in a repeat of last season's FA Cup final with Edin Dzeko opening the scoring before the floodgates opened with Stevan Jovetic bagging a second-half brace and Yaya Toure and Jesus Navas also on target.
Moses exclusive
Victor Moses is in a unique position in Liverpool's squad. The on-loan winger was at Chelsea last season which meant he was an opposition player on the day of Luis Suarez's infamous and shocking bite on Branislav Ivanovic.
Moses was an 83rd minute substitute in the game at Anfield, which ended in a 2-2 draw as Suarez scored a late injury-time equaliser, and so he was on the bench at the time of the 65th minute incident. But there was no escaping the resulting fallout, which stunned the football world.
Uruguay international Suarez was handed a 10-match ban by the Football Association and has consequently not played competitively for his club since 21st April. However, in Wednesday's Capital One Cup third round game at Liverpool's bitter rivals, Manchester United, which can be seen live on Sky Sports 1HD from 7pm, he will again be available for selection for the first time in more than 150 days.
For Moses, it might be a slightly strange situation to now be at Liverpool after his transfer deadline day loan having experienced the Chelsea reaction to Suarez's inexcusable bite on Ivanovic. But the 22-year-old insists there is no grudge with his new club-mate after getting to know him in training over recent weeks.
What IS Wrong With This Child Or Her Pose
I found this picture on a friends wall on facebook and decided to share with my readers, is anything wrong with this picture?
What do you also think of the child sexy look?
Tuesday 24 September 2013
Moyes admonishes United after 4 – 1 defeat by City
MANCHESTER (AFP) – Manchester United manager David Moyes said he upbraided his players after their crushing 4-1 derby defeat at Manchester City and called for an immediate improvement in their performances.
The Scot had a torrid experience in his first Manchester derby, as a Sergio Aguero brace and goals from Yaya Toure and Samir Nasri gave City a victory reminiscent of their seismic 6-1 win at Old Trafford in 2011.
David MoyesIt was United’s second defeat of the season, leaving them five points behind Premier League leaders Arsenal in eighth place, and Moyes admitted that he had vented his spleen at the final whistle.
The Scot had a torrid experience in his first Manchester derby, as a Sergio Aguero brace and goals from Yaya Toure and Samir Nasri gave City a victory reminiscent of their seismic 6-1 win at Old Trafford in 2011.
David MoyesIt was United’s second defeat of the season, leaving them five points behind Premier League leaders Arsenal in eighth place, and Moyes admitted that he had vented his spleen at the final whistle.
Mourinho speaks on Mikel’s goal
Chelsea boss Jose Mourinho has applauded John Obi Mikel for his sterling performance in the Blues’ 2-0 win over Fulham last Saturday at StamfordBridge to record three victories in three home matches.
Mourinho said the Nigerian international gave his side the needed balance.
“Good for him, good for us. I think it is good for his confidence. And I think people enjoyed seeing John (Obi Mikel) score a goal.’
“The goal was a shot in a set-piece, in a corner, a rebound, the finishing was good and he was in the position, but the important thing for me is he played a good game, he gave balance and stability.
“He kept very good control of the game, so I am happy with the way John is playing,” Mourinho concluded.
Mourinho said the Nigerian international gave his side the needed balance.
“Good for him, good for us. I think it is good for his confidence. And I think people enjoyed seeing John (Obi Mikel) score a goal.’
“The goal was a shot in a set-piece, in a corner, a rebound, the finishing was good and he was in the position, but the important thing for me is he played a good game, he gave balance and stability.
“He kept very good control of the game, so I am happy with the way John is playing,” Mourinho concluded.
Enyeama’s one of Africa’s best goalkeepers – FIFA instructor
Abuja – Louis Crayton, an instructor with the Federation of International Football Associations (FIFA), on Tuesday in Abuja rated Super Eagles’ goalkeeper Vincent Enyeama as one of the best goalkeepers Africa has.
Crayton gave the rating in an interview with reporters, on the sidelines of the FIFA Member Associations (MA) Goalkeeping Course at the Abuja National Stadium.
He said Nigeria was one of the few countries which have goalkeepers playing for foreign clubs, and Enyeama has also proven himself to be one of Africa’s finest.
“Nigeria is one of the countries which have goalkeepers in foreign clubs, such as Lille FC of France where Enyeama is, and Hapoel Be’er Sheva in Israel where Austin Ejide is.
Crayton gave the rating in an interview with reporters, on the sidelines of the FIFA Member Associations (MA) Goalkeeping Course at the Abuja National Stadium.
He said Nigeria was one of the few countries which have goalkeepers playing for foreign clubs, and Enyeama has also proven himself to be one of Africa’s finest.
“Nigeria is one of the countries which have goalkeepers in foreign clubs, such as Lille FC of France where Enyeama is, and Hapoel Be’er Sheva in Israel where Austin Ejide is.
AU vows to crush Shebab militants
ADDIS ABABA (AFP) – The African Union vowed Tuesday to press on with its fight against Al Qaeda-linked Shebab militants in Somalia following a deadly siege in Kenya that is now in its fourth day.
“Our resolve is to fight now more than ever before,” the deputy head of the AU’s executive branch, Erastus Mwencha, told AFP.
Shebab has claimed responsibility for the bloody attack at Nairobi’s Westgate shopping mall, which started Saturday and has so far left at least 65 people dead and about 200 injured.
Mwencha said the bloody siege underscores the difficulty of fighting Shebab rebels, whose threat extends beyond the borders of Somalia.
“Our resolve is to fight now more than ever before,” the deputy head of the AU’s executive branch, Erastus Mwencha, told AFP.
Shebab has claimed responsibility for the bloody attack at Nairobi’s Westgate shopping mall, which started Saturday and has so far left at least 65 people dead and about 200 injured.
Mwencha said the bloody siege underscores the difficulty of fighting Shebab rebels, whose threat extends beyond the borders of Somalia.
Strike will improve education sector – ASUU
Lagos – The President, Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU), Dr Nasir Fagge, said on Tuesday that the current strike by lecturers of public universities in the country was a sacrifice for better things to come.
Fagge told Journalists in Lagos that unless the deficits in the education sector, especially the university system, were addressed once and for all, there would be no development.
Lecturers, under the aegis of ASUU, had on June 30 embarked on what it had described as comprehensive, total and indefinite strike in public universities across the country.
The lecturers are asking for the implementation of some aspects of an agreement they jointly entered into with the Federal government in 2009.
Fagge told Journalists in Lagos that unless the deficits in the education sector, especially the university system, were addressed once and for all, there would be no development.
Lecturers, under the aegis of ASUU, had on June 30 embarked on what it had described as comprehensive, total and indefinite strike in public universities across the country.
The lecturers are asking for the implementation of some aspects of an agreement they jointly entered into with the Federal government in 2009.
BBM for Android and iPhone Update – Note from the head of BBM
Hi Android and iPhone users,
This is Andrew Bocking, head of BBM at BlackBerry. As a follow up to our first blog post on Saturday, I want to take a moment to provide you with an update on the rollout of BBM on Android and iPhone.
Tuesday 17 September 2013
P-Squares US/Canada Tour Finally Comes To An End (See Photos)
P-Squares brothers have had a wonderful year so far, Personally! P-square's US/Canada tour has been branded a success as the duo gets ready to return to 9ja...
#BBATheChase – Elikem and Pokello’s Thank You Party In Ghana
The love birds, Pokello and Elikem had a 'thank you' party in Ghana on Saturday last week. The lovers were spotted dancing and having fun together at a club in Ghana.
Teacher Chike: Rapper Naeto C Returns To School
Well, let me tell you. The ‘Kini Big Deal’ crooner is currently back in the UK studying.
According to his mother, Dr. Kema Chikwe in an interview with Punch, she said,
“He is in London at the Oxford University taking a course in Energy Economics. He is there with his wife and baby. He is a son any mother would want.”
Wow, you would remember that Naeto C took some break off the media when he went for his Masters and made a massive comeback with the song Ten Over Ten.
He is hopefully expecting same when he returns.
Big ups to Naeto, he’s got great love for education.
Yea yea yea, let me tell you straight up, it’s obvious Naeto C has political ambitions.
Niceeeeeee!!!!
Cleo To Focus On Maternal Health
Cleo with Kim at Livingstone's Chrismar Hotel. Former Big Brother Africa housemate Cleo Mulenga says she wants to focus on maternal health issues because she does not like hearing of women giving birth on the streets or dumping babies.
Meanwhile, 2011 BBA housemate Kimberly Musonda is contemplating leaving Livingstone.
In an interview during her brief visit to Livingstone recently, Cleo says she is considering relocating to the tourist capital due to its cleanliness and beauty.
Cleo adds that being a mother, she feels compelled to draw attention to the plight of women's health.
[Photos] Kate Henshaw's Book Launch
Actress Kate Henshaw launched her photo book titled - The Life Of An Actress; My Story, today Tuesday 17th at the Muson Center, Onikan. Rita Dominic, Chioma Chukwuka Akpotha, Michelle Dede and Chidi Mokeme were at the launch to support their colleague.
Wednesday 11 September 2013
Davido & The HKN Gang Arrive London For The OBO UK Tour
The Omo Baba Olowo himself popularly referred to as Davido is presently in the UK. This tour happens to be his very first in the United Kingdom. The show is slated to be hosted by Eddie Kadi, Davido will get support from acts like UK Afrobeat stars Mr Sliva, Lola Rae, Mo Eazy and YFS, and Davido’s very own HKN gang; Sina Rambo and B-Red. The tour would commence with a massive concert in London Indigo2 Sunday the 15th of September, and goes round majors cities including Birmingham, Manchester, and Liverpool.
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Tuesday 10 September 2013
PDP CRISIS :Rebel govs frustrating peace moves
THE crisis rocking the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP deepened, yesterday, ahead of the peace meeting scheduled for last night to resolve the lingering dispute in the party.
Presidency officials expressed frustration that the seven rebel governors have perfected plans to cripple the peace process.
A top Presidency official told Vanguard, last night, that despite the fact that the President is in a reconciliatory mood, the rebel governors have refused to deal honestly with him and leaders of the party.
The official cited instances where the rebel governors would be invited to meetings but instead of attending they would divide themselves with some attending and others staying away.
From left: Gov Murtala Nyakko of Adamawa; PDP National Chairman, Alhaji Bamanga Tukur; President Goodluck Jonathan and Vice-President Namadi Sambo at the PDP 62nd National Executive Council Meeting in Abuja on Thursday (22/8/13).
The official gave as example the last peace process chaired by former President Olusegun Obasanjo. He said that when the meeting was on the verge of a breakthrough, Governor Rotimi Amaechi of Rivers State, who stood for the dissenting governors said that he could not speak for his colleagues, stating that he would have to go back and consult them.
Pastor In Trouble As Boy Dies During Spiritual Bath
A 25-year-old pastor, Samson Bamgbose, was, yesterday, arraigned before an Abeokuta Chief Magistrate Court, Isabo, Ogun State for allegedly causing the death of a church member, who drowned during a spiritual bath.
Bamgbose, a pastor at the Celestial Church of Christ, Alaapa, is facing a one-count charge of negligence.
The police prosecutor, Mr Paul Etusi, told the court that the offence was committed on August 15 at 3p.m. in Ogun River, Alaapa village, Abeokuta.
He said the accused took some church members, including the deceased, Toheeb Odusanya,13, to the river for spiritual bath.
Ideye Scores 2, Nigeria Beats Burkina Faso 4 - 1 In International Friendly
The super eagles of Nigeria once again beat Burkina Faso 4 - 1 in an international friendly played in Kaduna today as Nigeria maintains her unbeatable run in all international competitions against Burkina Faso.
Brown Ideye gave Nigeria the first goal two goals of the game before Shola Ameobi scores his first international goal for the super eagles to make it 3 goals lead,
Emenike then scores his second goal in two matches for the super eagles and finally Burkina Faso scored a late consolation goal to make it 4 - 1.
Congratz to the Super Eagles of Nigeria for their fine form in international games.
Syria Upstages 9/11
PRESIDENT Barack Obama is in a bind. He has vowed to punish Syria’s President Bashar Al Assad, for allegedly unleashing poisonous gases on his people – many are unconvinced.
The 12th anniversary of September 11, America’s excuse for attacking spots round the world since 2001, is taking a back seat.
The war drums are beating again. Washington is angry and the world is not at ease. Russia and China are not in support, so are traditional allies Britain and France.
Germany is lukewarm. Americans at home and abroad wonder if regime change in Syria is a worthy enterprise. It is a war that may produce another anti-American regime.
Their stance has played a major role in the deal that Russia has broken to put Syria’s chemical weapons under international supervision. Obama would seek Congress’ approval and can only strike Syria if it reneges on the deal.
September 11 marked one of the most horrendous attacks on people. Nineteen young Arabs rammed four passenger planes into the Pentagon, America’s seat of military power and the World Trade in New York, killing 2,996 and injuring 6,000. Syria is upstaging this year’s memorials.
The 12th anniversary of September 11, America’s excuse for attacking spots round the world since 2001, is taking a back seat.
The war drums are beating again. Washington is angry and the world is not at ease. Russia and China are not in support, so are traditional allies Britain and France.
Germany is lukewarm. Americans at home and abroad wonder if regime change in Syria is a worthy enterprise. It is a war that may produce another anti-American regime.
Their stance has played a major role in the deal that Russia has broken to put Syria’s chemical weapons under international supervision. Obama would seek Congress’ approval and can only strike Syria if it reneges on the deal.
September 11 marked one of the most horrendous attacks on people. Nineteen young Arabs rammed four passenger planes into the Pentagon, America’s seat of military power and the World Trade in New York, killing 2,996 and injuring 6,000. Syria is upstaging this year’s memorials.
Sunday 8 September 2013
ASUU: Emulate Benue teachers
THE on-going strike by the Academic Staff Union of Universities, ASUU, has become a source of concern as it has brought untold pain to parents and guardians whose children and wards are idling away when they are supposed to be in classrooms.
ASUU wants government to implement a 2009 Joint Agreement it entered with government. Among other things, ASUU says university lecturers are being owed N80billion to which government did not dispute. The union also wants 26 percent annual budgetary allocation to the education sector out of which it wants 50 percent to be allocated to universities.
Government on its side has released N30billion with a promise to pay the remaining in instalments. The government has in addition set aside N400billion for Infrastructural development in the universities out of which it has released N100billion bringing to a total of N130billion.
While making these offers, the Chairman of the Universities Needs Implementation Committee, Governor Gabriel Suswam of Benue State assured ASUU of government’s determination to implement the content of the 2009 agreement and pleaded with the union to call off its strike. But ASUU’s president, Dr. Nasir Isa Fagge, has sworn to continue until their demands are met. But there is a need for ASUU and its members to borrow a leaf from teachers in Benue State and show some level of understanding in dealing with this matter.
7 Ways To Make A Woman Proud Of Your Relationship
1. Plan Your Meals Together And Split Up The Work
Cooking at home is one of the simple joys of a relationship. It also saves money and is healthier than eating out. Take meal preparation to the next level by sharing the work as a couple. Planning your meals is a big upgrade to your quality of life. Deciding at the start of the week what you’ll be eating for the next few nights makes shopping and meal-planning a breeze. After that, divvy up the work — one of you can do the shopping while the other handles the cooking. If you’re both game, you can swap roles the next week.
2. Use Your Holidays To Make New Memories
Holiday time is often a period of deep relaxation while spending time with loved ones. But you can benefit yourself and your relationship by having a plan to get the most out of your holidays. Rather than spending the time deciding what to do, have a plan for the holiday together. Even better, come up with — or look up online — some fun holiday traditions you can introduce. No matter how small or silly an idea may seem, once it’s happened two or three times in a row, it will become a tradition and something you look forward to each year.
3. Make Plans
Planning is at the core of all self-improvement. Most self-improvement is, after all, planning — deciding on a plan to get yourself from where you are to where you want to be. Learning the skill of planning and making planning a part of your life is key to improving oneself: moving out of the passive, reactive state, and making decisions about your future and how to get yourself there. So, start planning. Plan your weekend, plan for next year, plan for the future, plan for your life. And bring your partner in at every step you can. The more you work out ideas for what’s next for both of you, the better you spend the most precious resource you have as a couple: time.
Saturday 7 September 2013
Dammy Krane Shows Off His Versace Shrine
#ShineShineBobo Characteristics of DammyKrane..hehe
Another pic below
Nigrian Army Kills 50 Boko Haram Members In Their Stronghold
MAIDUGURI, Nigeria (Reuters) – Nigerian soldiers backed by air support have tracked down and killed 50 members of Islamist sect Boko Haram in the sect’s northeastern stronghold, an army spokesman said on Saturday.
Suspected members of Boko Haram killed 20 people in two attacks late on Wednesday and early on Thursday in the villages of Gajiram and Bulabulin Ngabura in the northeastern Borno state, local residents said.
“Troops pursued the terrorists to their camps and with air support about 50 terrorists were killed in a shoot-out,” army spokesman Sagir Musa told reporters in Maiduguri.
Boko Haram, which wants to impose sharia law in northern Nigeria, and other splinter Islamist groups, are the biggest threat to stability in Africa’s top oil exporter.
Obama warns against Syria inaction, seeks EU support
- President Barack Obama on Saturday warned US lawmakers against turning “a blind eye” to Syria, as Washington sought to muster European Union support for military strikes against the Damascus regime.
Fresh from a G20 summit in Saint Petersburg where Obama failed to win over world leaders to his cause, the president urged Congress to authorise an intervention over President Bashar al-Assad’s alleged use of chemical weapons.
“We cannot turn a blind eye to images like the ones we’ve seen out of Syria,” Obama said in his weekly address.
“That’s why I call on members of Congress, from both parties, to come together and stand up for the kind of world we want to live in; the kind of world we want to leave our children and future generations.”
Congress reconvenes on Monday and Obama is set to address the nation on Tuesday about a possible US response to the August 21 attack that left hundreds dead on the outskirts of Damascus.
Faced with a war-weary US public and little international support, Obama is bracing for an uphill battle to convince American lawmakers to back military action against Assad’s regime.
Fresh from a G20 summit in Saint Petersburg where Obama failed to win over world leaders to his cause, the president urged Congress to authorise an intervention over President Bashar al-Assad’s alleged use of chemical weapons.
“We cannot turn a blind eye to images like the ones we’ve seen out of Syria,” Obama said in his weekly address.
“That’s why I call on members of Congress, from both parties, to come together and stand up for the kind of world we want to live in; the kind of world we want to leave our children and future generations.”
Congress reconvenes on Monday and Obama is set to address the nation on Tuesday about a possible US response to the August 21 attack that left hundreds dead on the outskirts of Damascus.
Faced with a war-weary US public and little international support, Obama is bracing for an uphill battle to convince American lawmakers to back military action against Assad’s regime.
Sunday 1 September 2013
Syria dares Obama, says he is ‘confused'
DAMASCUS (AFP) – Obama is ‘hesitant and confused’: Syrian deputy FM
Meanwhile the decision by President Barack Obama to take a step back from an imminent strike on Syria puts all eyes on Vladimir Putin’s G20 summit where the Russian and US leaders will push for global support of their divergent policies.
The Kremlin has said that Syria is not on the official agenda of the summit to be hosted by Russia in Saint Petersburg on Thursday and Friday. But with both Moscow and Washington keen to use it as a platform to discuss a potential US-led strike against the Syrian regime, the issue is quickly becoming the elephant in the room.
The two-day meeting, to be attended by the Group of 20 heads of state or government, will also likely be the last chance for a face-to-face debate over possible military intervention before it is voted on in the US Congress, due to come back from recess on September 9.
Meanwhile the decision by President Barack Obama to take a step back from an imminent strike on Syria puts all eyes on Vladimir Putin’s G20 summit where the Russian and US leaders will push for global support of their divergent policies.
The Kremlin has said that Syria is not on the official agenda of the summit to be hosted by Russia in Saint Petersburg on Thursday and Friday. But with both Moscow and Washington keen to use it as a platform to discuss a potential US-led strike against the Syrian regime, the issue is quickly becoming the elephant in the room.
The two-day meeting, to be attended by the Group of 20 heads of state or government, will also likely be the last chance for a face-to-face debate over possible military intervention before it is voted on in the US Congress, due to come back from recess on September 9.
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