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Nollywood Actresses Who Lack Good Acting Skills (Photos)
It's
obvious that Nollywood is full of talented actors and actresses.
However, some are not really good in the acting business, but they still
remain on top of their games due to their beauty and maybe
controversies. Here is a list of few of such actresses.
1)Juliet Ibrahim - Juliet is a very beautiful and curvy actress, but she tops this list because she is not good in the acting business. Juliet lacks the facial expressions needed to convey the message her roles require. It's obvious that Juliet gets roles because of her beauty. 2)Lilian Bach - Lilian and Juliet are in the Same category. Lilian is very hot and beautiful. Lilian's beauty can make a monk fall, but her acting skill is nothing to write home about. 3) Angela Okorie - Angela is a very pretty actress. Her beauty is the main thing that brings roles to her. At the moment, she is the most sought after actress after Mercy Johnson. But Angela can't act very well and convincingly. She knows this and even admitted it herself. " When I started, I wasn’t really good at the job, but I’ve improved a lot", Angela said in a recent interview. But, has she really improved? 4)Ruky Sanda - Ruky is simply an over rated actress. She can't really act. 5)Eve Esin - I can't watch any film featuring Eve, unless there are several other good actors in the film. Eve keeps soaring higher despite her poor acting skills. 6)Regina Askia - Regina is very beautiful with hazel eyes. An ex-beauty queen, but Regina couldn't really act very convincingly when she was still active in the industry. Although she later improved before her relocation. 7)Tonto Dikeh- I know many will be shocked to find Tonto's name here. Well, Tonto is not that good in acting; her diction is not always good, sometimes she over acts. Tonto manages to remain relevant with controversies. Nevertheless, Tonto's best role was in 'The Illiterate '. Who else is missing in this list? Remind me. Who do you think should not be on this list? |
Top Ten Leading Farms In Nigeria, Their Owners - Business
OLUSEGUN OBASANJO (OBASANJO FARM)
Chief Olusegun Obasanjo is not only a retired army officer, former head of state and politician, he is also a successful farmer. He owns Ota Farm, which is also called Obasanjo Farms. The large farm was formally opened on October 8, 1979, a week after Obasanjo handed over power to a civilian administration on October 1, 1979. At inception, the farm took off as Temperance Enterprises Limited (Farming Venture). It later became Obasanjo Farms Nigeria Limited.
ABDULSALAMI ABUBABAKAR (MAIZUBE FARMS)
What makes General Abdulsalami Abubakar (rtd) significant today in Nigeria and beyond is not just his successful military career or the fact that he willingly handed over power to a democratically elected government in 1999 to usher in the Fourth Republic. He has a stake in the Nigerian agricultural sector, being the owner of Maizube Farms Limited, which is helping to cater for the food needs of many Nigerians today.
Maizube Farms Limited is located at Km 26, Minna-Bida Road, Minna, Niger State, where General Abubakar is from. The 500-hectare multi product farm has both livestock and crop sections and today, it is proudly one of the stable sources of crop and animal products upon which Nigerians depend for food and other uses.
MURTALA NYAKO (SEBORE FARMS)
Vice Admiral Murtala Nyako (rtd), the executive governor of Adamawa State may be more popular from the political perspective to many, but he is one of the most successful Nigerian farmers today. Few know that he is the owner of Sebore Farms in Mayo-Belwa, Adamawa State.
Murtala Nyako was born at Mayo-Belwa, to Alhaji Hamman-Yero, a notable merchant and Hajiya Maryam Daso who was keen on Islamic studies and herbal medicine, on August 27, 1943.
Nyako was born a cattle owner, as his mother had been allocated some cows for her offspring before his birth. So he started what has snowballed into an integrated commercial farm today as a cattle farm. Even throughout his career, in the Navy and in politics, Nyako was never distracted from developing and expanding his coast in the agricultural sector, the result of which is his success story today.
USMAN DANTATA Jr. (ANADARIYA FARMS)
The young and enterprising Usman Dantata Jr., who is married to Rukaiya Indimi, daughter of multi-billionaire Borno businessman Mohammed Indimi, is the president/CEO of Anadariya Farms. The large poultry farm, which is located in Tiga, Bebeji local government area of Kano State, was started by the late business sage of Kano, Alhaji Usman Sanusi Dantata of the Dantata dynasty, in the 1960s. Anadariya Farms thrived well in poultry produce. For instance, it was noted for exporting poultry birds and eggs to Saudi Arabia twice a week using a Boeing 747 plane.
However, after decades of activity, the farm experienced some challenges and stopped operations until recently, when Dantata Jr. came on board and injected viability into the large farm. The CEO came with refined vigour, to ensure the farm maintains a successful track record.
He has a background in investment and banking and was a trader of various commodities in Europe before coming back to Nigeria. He also has a certificate in feed production and broiler management obtained in North Carolina.
Suffice it to say that he had equipped himself with the necessary training before stepping into the business.
SIR JOSEPH I.A ARUMEMI-IKHIDE (OJEMAI FARMS)
Another modern farm with high level of activity and making great impact within the nation’s agricultural space is Ojemai Farms Limited owned by Ojemai Holdings. The farm, which is located in Edo State and owned by Sir J.I.A. Arumemi-Ikhide, the chairman of Arik Air, was established in 1984 with interest tilting towards livestock production. It took off as a local producer of pork and turkey meat. However, as years past by and business expanded in the farm, there was the need for expansion of scope of operations.
This led to new interest in production of broiler, catfish, fish fingerling and other forms of animal produce. The farm has grown to become one of the biggest farms in Nigeria and one of the nation’s prides in the agricultural sector.
ARINZE ONEBUNNE (JOVANA FARMS)
Prince Arinze Onebunne is the successful managing consultant and CEO of Jovana Farms, located in Mushin, Lagos. Onebunne specialises in the farming of animals such as grasscutters (greater cane rats), rabbits, quail, antelope, guinea pigs and fish, and so on. His high profile level of animal farming has taken him to over 30 states in Nigeria and to other countries as a seminar facilitator, advocate, training personnel and empowerment speaker.
The founder of Jovana Farms is also at the vanguard of modern fish and livestock farming in Nigeria, which is considered a fast growing and lucrative subsector of the nation’s economy today.
With his vast experience and engagement in training and mentoring prospective animal farmers, he earns millions of naira not only from sales of animal products, but also from consultancy charges. Onebunne also carries out feasibility research, site survey and farm construction projects, as part of his professional services.
DR OLATUNDE AGBATO (ANIMAL CARE SERVICES KONSULT)
Dr Olatunde Agbato, a veterinary doctor, is the founder and president/CEO of Animal Care Services Konsult. Agbato, a graduate of the University of Ibadan (UI), became a viable player in the agricultural sector with the establishment of the company known commonly by its shortened name, Animal Care. The company has interests in commercial poultry production, commercial livestock feed milling, aquaculture, manufacturing, and procurement and distribution of animal health products. The company also undertakes provision of expert services for people with interest in animal farming, but who lack the know-how.
Animal Care was founded in 1979 and is located in Ogere Remo, Ogun State. The company concentrates majorly on poultry and veterinary services. It has continued to grow and has a subsidiary called Funtuna Farms, which is a poultry farming operation unit. Furthermore, it has a fish farm operation unit. Agbato has over the years distinguished himself as a veterinary doctor cum farmer. He is a fellow of the College of Veterinary Surgeons of Nigeria; fellow, Farm Management Association of Nigeria; member, International Egg Commission, and has received many awards of recognition. Agbato is, indeed, one of the farmers who have sown under the sun and can now reap their harvests.
ABDULLAHI ADAMU (NAGARI INTEGRATED DAIRY FARM)
Nagari Integrated Dairy is one of the farms currently being operated in the country on a commercial level. It is reputed to be one of the largest single integrated dairy farms in Africa. It covers 1,200 hectares of land and has 7,000 Holstein cattle. In view of the quality of the products it churns out, the claim that it is among the top suppliers of high quality farm and dairy products in Africa is justified.
Alhaji Abdullahi Adamu, a former governor of Nasarawa State and now a senator of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, is the man behind Nagari
Integrated Dairy Farm. Although his fame on the political scene has overshadowed his agricultural exploits,
Abdullahi can be described as an ccomplished farmer. The success story of Nagari Integrated Farm is the result of the enterprising nature of this farmer, lawyer, engineer, technocrat and consummate politician.
Over the years, Nagari Integrated Dairy has invested in research and development, and in state-of-the-art dairy farming technology. The company has developed its own proprietary dairy farming expertise and methodologies.
This has made it a benchmark for the efficient production of high quality dairy products.
ALHAJI WAHAB IYANDA FOLAWIYO (FOLAWIYO FARMS LIMITED)
Folawiyo Farms Limited, located on Yinka Folawiyo Avenue, Apapa, Lagos, was incorporated on October 4, 1985. It carries out integrated agricultural production, with branches in several states in Nigeria. It is owned by renowned business tycoon, philanthropist and the Baba Adinni of Nigeria, the late Alhaji Wahab Iyanda Folawiyo.
In matters concerning agriculture, Folawiyo Farms stands tall in all aspects. They are into livestock farming, fish farming, flour milling, agro-chemical production and distribution, agricultural consultancy, development and engineering, production and supply of agro- pesticides, farm tools, fertiliser services, horticulture, and so on.
Folawiyo’s journey to greatness began back in 1957 when he founded Yinka Folawiyo and Sons Limited, an import and export business empire that includes holdings in shipping, banking, construction, agriculture and energy. It is therefore not out of proportion to say Folawiyo’s business concerns traverse the entire length and breadth of the Nigerian economic terrain.
PETER ADENIYI (ANU-OLUWA FARMS)
Mr Peter Adeniyi, perhaps, did not understand fully the fortunes he was sowing to harvest when he founded Anu-Oluwa Farms in Ibadan, the ancient capital city of Oyo State. The farm, which has special interest in poultry and egg production for the Nigerian market, has become one of the largest farms in Nigeria.
The farm also sells livestock feeds and materials, table eggs, day-old chicks, point of lays, fish and fish fingerlings and livestock vaccines. Adeniyi is one of the most successful farmers in Nigeria.
Chief Olusegun Obasanjo is not only a retired army officer, former head of state and politician, he is also a successful farmer. He owns Ota Farm, which is also called Obasanjo Farms. The large farm was formally opened on October 8, 1979, a week after Obasanjo handed over power to a civilian administration on October 1, 1979. At inception, the farm took off as Temperance Enterprises Limited (Farming Venture). It later became Obasanjo Farms Nigeria Limited.
ABDULSALAMI ABUBABAKAR (MAIZUBE FARMS)
What makes General Abdulsalami Abubakar (rtd) significant today in Nigeria and beyond is not just his successful military career or the fact that he willingly handed over power to a democratically elected government in 1999 to usher in the Fourth Republic. He has a stake in the Nigerian agricultural sector, being the owner of Maizube Farms Limited, which is helping to cater for the food needs of many Nigerians today.
Maizube Farms Limited is located at Km 26, Minna-Bida Road, Minna, Niger State, where General Abubakar is from. The 500-hectare multi product farm has both livestock and crop sections and today, it is proudly one of the stable sources of crop and animal products upon which Nigerians depend for food and other uses.
MURTALA NYAKO (SEBORE FARMS)
Vice Admiral Murtala Nyako (rtd), the executive governor of Adamawa State may be more popular from the political perspective to many, but he is one of the most successful Nigerian farmers today. Few know that he is the owner of Sebore Farms in Mayo-Belwa, Adamawa State.
Murtala Nyako was born at Mayo-Belwa, to Alhaji Hamman-Yero, a notable merchant and Hajiya Maryam Daso who was keen on Islamic studies and herbal medicine, on August 27, 1943.
Nyako was born a cattle owner, as his mother had been allocated some cows for her offspring before his birth. So he started what has snowballed into an integrated commercial farm today as a cattle farm. Even throughout his career, in the Navy and in politics, Nyako was never distracted from developing and expanding his coast in the agricultural sector, the result of which is his success story today.
USMAN DANTATA Jr. (ANADARIYA FARMS)
The young and enterprising Usman Dantata Jr., who is married to Rukaiya Indimi, daughter of multi-billionaire Borno businessman Mohammed Indimi, is the president/CEO of Anadariya Farms. The large poultry farm, which is located in Tiga, Bebeji local government area of Kano State, was started by the late business sage of Kano, Alhaji Usman Sanusi Dantata of the Dantata dynasty, in the 1960s. Anadariya Farms thrived well in poultry produce. For instance, it was noted for exporting poultry birds and eggs to Saudi Arabia twice a week using a Boeing 747 plane.
However, after decades of activity, the farm experienced some challenges and stopped operations until recently, when Dantata Jr. came on board and injected viability into the large farm. The CEO came with refined vigour, to ensure the farm maintains a successful track record.
He has a background in investment and banking and was a trader of various commodities in Europe before coming back to Nigeria. He also has a certificate in feed production and broiler management obtained in North Carolina.
Suffice it to say that he had equipped himself with the necessary training before stepping into the business.
SIR JOSEPH I.A ARUMEMI-IKHIDE (OJEMAI FARMS)
Another modern farm with high level of activity and making great impact within the nation’s agricultural space is Ojemai Farms Limited owned by Ojemai Holdings. The farm, which is located in Edo State and owned by Sir J.I.A. Arumemi-Ikhide, the chairman of Arik Air, was established in 1984 with interest tilting towards livestock production. It took off as a local producer of pork and turkey meat. However, as years past by and business expanded in the farm, there was the need for expansion of scope of operations.
This led to new interest in production of broiler, catfish, fish fingerling and other forms of animal produce. The farm has grown to become one of the biggest farms in Nigeria and one of the nation’s prides in the agricultural sector.
ARINZE ONEBUNNE (JOVANA FARMS)
Prince Arinze Onebunne is the successful managing consultant and CEO of Jovana Farms, located in Mushin, Lagos. Onebunne specialises in the farming of animals such as grasscutters (greater cane rats), rabbits, quail, antelope, guinea pigs and fish, and so on. His high profile level of animal farming has taken him to over 30 states in Nigeria and to other countries as a seminar facilitator, advocate, training personnel and empowerment speaker.
The founder of Jovana Farms is also at the vanguard of modern fish and livestock farming in Nigeria, which is considered a fast growing and lucrative subsector of the nation’s economy today.
With his vast experience and engagement in training and mentoring prospective animal farmers, he earns millions of naira not only from sales of animal products, but also from consultancy charges. Onebunne also carries out feasibility research, site survey and farm construction projects, as part of his professional services.
DR OLATUNDE AGBATO (ANIMAL CARE SERVICES KONSULT)
Dr Olatunde Agbato, a veterinary doctor, is the founder and president/CEO of Animal Care Services Konsult. Agbato, a graduate of the University of Ibadan (UI), became a viable player in the agricultural sector with the establishment of the company known commonly by its shortened name, Animal Care. The company has interests in commercial poultry production, commercial livestock feed milling, aquaculture, manufacturing, and procurement and distribution of animal health products. The company also undertakes provision of expert services for people with interest in animal farming, but who lack the know-how.
Animal Care was founded in 1979 and is located in Ogere Remo, Ogun State. The company concentrates majorly on poultry and veterinary services. It has continued to grow and has a subsidiary called Funtuna Farms, which is a poultry farming operation unit. Furthermore, it has a fish farm operation unit. Agbato has over the years distinguished himself as a veterinary doctor cum farmer. He is a fellow of the College of Veterinary Surgeons of Nigeria; fellow, Farm Management Association of Nigeria; member, International Egg Commission, and has received many awards of recognition. Agbato is, indeed, one of the farmers who have sown under the sun and can now reap their harvests.
ABDULLAHI ADAMU (NAGARI INTEGRATED DAIRY FARM)
Nagari Integrated Dairy is one of the farms currently being operated in the country on a commercial level. It is reputed to be one of the largest single integrated dairy farms in Africa. It covers 1,200 hectares of land and has 7,000 Holstein cattle. In view of the quality of the products it churns out, the claim that it is among the top suppliers of high quality farm and dairy products in Africa is justified.
Alhaji Abdullahi Adamu, a former governor of Nasarawa State and now a senator of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, is the man behind Nagari
Integrated Dairy Farm. Although his fame on the political scene has overshadowed his agricultural exploits,
Abdullahi can be described as an ccomplished farmer. The success story of Nagari Integrated Farm is the result of the enterprising nature of this farmer, lawyer, engineer, technocrat and consummate politician.
Over the years, Nagari Integrated Dairy has invested in research and development, and in state-of-the-art dairy farming technology. The company has developed its own proprietary dairy farming expertise and methodologies.
This has made it a benchmark for the efficient production of high quality dairy products.
ALHAJI WAHAB IYANDA FOLAWIYO (FOLAWIYO FARMS LIMITED)
Folawiyo Farms Limited, located on Yinka Folawiyo Avenue, Apapa, Lagos, was incorporated on October 4, 1985. It carries out integrated agricultural production, with branches in several states in Nigeria. It is owned by renowned business tycoon, philanthropist and the Baba Adinni of Nigeria, the late Alhaji Wahab Iyanda Folawiyo.
In matters concerning agriculture, Folawiyo Farms stands tall in all aspects. They are into livestock farming, fish farming, flour milling, agro-chemical production and distribution, agricultural consultancy, development and engineering, production and supply of agro- pesticides, farm tools, fertiliser services, horticulture, and so on.
Folawiyo’s journey to greatness began back in 1957 when he founded Yinka Folawiyo and Sons Limited, an import and export business empire that includes holdings in shipping, banking, construction, agriculture and energy. It is therefore not out of proportion to say Folawiyo’s business concerns traverse the entire length and breadth of the Nigerian economic terrain.
PETER ADENIYI (ANU-OLUWA FARMS)
Mr Peter Adeniyi, perhaps, did not understand fully the fortunes he was sowing to harvest when he founded Anu-Oluwa Farms in Ibadan, the ancient capital city of Oyo State. The farm, which has special interest in poultry and egg production for the Nigerian market, has become one of the largest farms in Nigeria.
The farm also sells livestock feeds and materials, table eggs, day-old chicks, point of lays, fish and fish fingerlings and livestock vaccines. Adeniyi is one of the most successful farmers in Nigeria.
Tips For Maintaining A Long Distance Relationship - Romance
House this read up might help you in coping with your Long Distance Relationship
Author Lia Togliatti
My boyfriend and I have been in a long distance relationship for quite a long time. We met almost 10 years ago in NY. We had an instant attraction, it was love at first sight. We spent a wonderful summer together, and even though we didn't expect it to go any further than a summer romance it was terribly hard to say goodbye.
He flew back to his home country and 2 weeks after that I went home too. We still kept in touch, but school, work, home, friends and just regular routine took its toll. Slowly but surely we stop messaging each other. I went back to NY the next summer but he didn't.
They say time is the best doctor and I agree. The pain wasn't as sharp anymore, but I couldn't get him out of my mind. He started messaging me out of the blue, and I felt butterflies in my stomach again. But we were oceans apart, both teens, not knowing how to work it out. At that time I was dating someone so was he but I wasn't happy. Neither was he.
Few years in the future.
He messaged me before the New Years saying he couldn't stop thinking about me, and I knew pretty well what he meant. We decided to try and work this whole thing out. We are together now, we are older, wiser, we learnt from our mistakes.
I came up with tips for maintaining a healthy long distance relationship:
1. Try to talk regularly, especially before going to bed. Use Viber, Phone, anything that can help you. It gives each of you some sort of security that you are not with someone else, you are loyal.
2. Skype and Facetime. It's very important to see each other, laugh together, it brings you closer.
3. Send each other some gifts, postcards, letters (letters are way better in this case than messages). It shows you care for each other, and it brings that childish joy when you open those packages.
4. Focus on your goals in other areas of your life. It helps you grow and makes you more interesting.
5. Share knowledge. Telling each other how much you love and miss each other is good but it can get too much. To avoid it, keep learning, keep reading, and exchange your knowledge. It helps your relationship big time.
6. Don't forget, there is gonna be distractions, time difference isn't an easy part, but you should always keep in mind you are doing it for your happiness.
If it's worth it, work for it!
Author Lia Togliatti
My boyfriend and I have been in a long distance relationship for quite a long time. We met almost 10 years ago in NY. We had an instant attraction, it was love at first sight. We spent a wonderful summer together, and even though we didn't expect it to go any further than a summer romance it was terribly hard to say goodbye.
He flew back to his home country and 2 weeks after that I went home too. We still kept in touch, but school, work, home, friends and just regular routine took its toll. Slowly but surely we stop messaging each other. I went back to NY the next summer but he didn't.
They say time is the best doctor and I agree. The pain wasn't as sharp anymore, but I couldn't get him out of my mind. He started messaging me out of the blue, and I felt butterflies in my stomach again. But we were oceans apart, both teens, not knowing how to work it out. At that time I was dating someone so was he but I wasn't happy. Neither was he.
Few years in the future.
He messaged me before the New Years saying he couldn't stop thinking about me, and I knew pretty well what he meant. We decided to try and work this whole thing out. We are together now, we are older, wiser, we learnt from our mistakes.
I came up with tips for maintaining a healthy long distance relationship:
1. Try to talk regularly, especially before going to bed. Use Viber, Phone, anything that can help you. It gives each of you some sort of security that you are not with someone else, you are loyal.
2. Skype and Facetime. It's very important to see each other, laugh together, it brings you closer.
3. Send each other some gifts, postcards, letters (letters are way better in this case than messages). It shows you care for each other, and it brings that childish joy when you open those packages.
4. Focus on your goals in other areas of your life. It helps you grow and makes you more interesting.
5. Share knowledge. Telling each other how much you love and miss each other is good but it can get too much. To avoid it, keep learning, keep reading, and exchange your knowledge. It helps your relationship big time.
6. Don't forget, there is gonna be distractions, time difference isn't an easy part, but you should always keep in mind you are doing it for your happiness.
If it's worth it, work for it!
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Pictures Of Evolution Of Phones;Then and Now!
Fun memories never fades,So far It is & will
forever be etched on our minds especially when you come across these
old/new phones.But how many of you have used any or all of these?
Lastly,kudos for this our generations..we try.
Funny enough, Much as I can remember,when phones just came into naija,0ne of my friend collected all her Mother's salary just to be the very 1st person in our environment to own a phone,stup!d enough the guy dey snatch'd some guys babe eh by posing with the phone as if na call him dey make-girls been dey dye 4 my friend..lmao!!
"The guy go dey take style mount okada,dey hold him SunnyErickson dey shout on top as if na call him dey make."
Still,lines then na dye too..who born you to buy line sef? and the guy sef no even get line but kept frontin' with it. . .
Have your say!
Lastly,kudos for this our generations..we try.
Funny enough, Much as I can remember,when phones just came into naija,0ne of my friend collected all her Mother's salary just to be the very 1st person in our environment to own a phone,stup!d enough the guy dey snatch'd some guys babe eh by posing with the phone as if na call him dey make-girls been dey dye 4 my friend..lmao!!
"The guy go dey take style mount okada,dey hold him SunnyErickson dey shout on top as if na call him dey make."
Still,lines then na dye too..who born you to buy line sef? and the guy sef no even get line but kept frontin' with it. . .
Have your say!
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TF? Rihanna bares her bare breasts in see-through top (see photos
Dencia reacts to Lupita's speech, says she doesn't know who she is
WHAT! Baale, Four Others Kill & Bury Housewife In Lagos [PHOTOS]
The police at Okokomaiko
Division in Lagos State, southwest Nigeria, have arrested the Baale of
Mebamu Kingdom, Chief Mosiu Adio Hassan, and four others over the
alleged murder of a housewife.
The woman was shot dead and secretly buried in the area without her husband’s consent to cover up the crime.
It was learnt that the couple was attacked because they are related to the former Baale known as Kolawale, who was dethroned by Hassan last year.
The woman died a few days after from the gun shot wounds, while her husband survived the attack.
• The deceased (Faith Elo Ibrahim, shot dead by Baale’s aides)
Narrating what happened, Ibrahim said he went to the market to buy some food items with his late wife on the fateful day.
After buying what they needed that evening and were returning home, they were accosted by some men with cutlasses and guns close to his house and the Baale’s palace.
He said they asked him where they were going or coming from that evening.
Ibrahim said while he was still explaining, one of them hit his back with a cutlass, while another he identified as Wale pointed the gun he was carrying at him and shot him and his wife and fled.
He said he was shot at his waist while his wife was badly injured both in her waist and other parts of her body and she later died because of the injuries.
Ibrahim said they were left at the scene and neighbours who knew them and saw what happened rushed them to a private hospital, Ademola Medical Centre at Ijanikin area, where his wife eventually died two days after.
He alleged that while he was still in pains at the hospital, the Baale conspired with other people to bury his wife secretly without informing him.
He said since the incident happened, their only daughter, Opeyemi, had kept asking him about her mother.
Ibrahim said those behind the death of his wife must be brought to justice.
When newsmen contacted Baale Hassan, he confirmed the incident and said it was the security men that shot the victims and he only intervened to settle the matter peacefully.
He declined to make further comments and referred our reporter to SARS or PPRO concerning the matter.
The woman was shot dead and secretly buried in the area without her husband’s consent to cover up the crime.
It was learnt that the couple was attacked because they are related to the former Baale known as Kolawale, who was dethroned by Hassan last year.
The woman died a few days after from the gun shot wounds, while her husband survived the attack.
• The deceased (Faith Elo Ibrahim, shot dead by Baale’s aides)
 | The incident happened at Mechanic Bus Stop near the Baale’s palace in Mebamu area in Ojo Local Government Area of Lagos. It was gathered that while Ibrahim was still in a hospital recovering from the gun shot wounds, the Baale allegedly buried the woman without police report and autopsy or even informing her husband. |
Narrating what happened, Ibrahim said he went to the market to buy some food items with his late wife on the fateful day.
After buying what they needed that evening and were returning home, they were accosted by some men with cutlasses and guns close to his house and the Baale’s palace.
He said they asked him where they were going or coming from that evening.
Ibrahim said while he was still explaining, one of them hit his back with a cutlass, while another he identified as Wale pointed the gun he was carrying at him and shot him and his wife and fled.
He said he was shot at his waist while his wife was badly injured both in her waist and other parts of her body and she later died because of the injuries.
Ibrahim said they were left at the scene and neighbours who knew them and saw what happened rushed them to a private hospital, Ademola Medical Centre at Ijanikin area, where his wife eventually died two days after.
He alleged that while he was still in pains at the hospital, the Baale conspired with other people to bury his wife secretly without informing him.
He said since the incident happened, their only daughter, Opeyemi, had kept asking him about her mother.
Ibrahim said those behind the death of his wife must be brought to justice.
When newsmen contacted Baale Hassan, he confirmed the incident and said it was the security men that shot the victims and he only intervened to settle the matter peacefully.
• (Bashiru Ibrahim, with gun injury)
| He
said he settled with the family of the deceased before she was buried
and declined to comment on the allegations that he illegally owned
weapons and his thugs harassed residents of the area. A visit to the Okoko Police Division, the DPO, Richard Temple, who confirmed the arrest, said the matter had been transfered to SARS. |  |
He declined to make further comments and referred our reporter to SARS or PPRO concerning the matter.
Rita Dominic and Monalisa Chinda dazzle in multi-colored outfits
The stunning actresses wore these multi-colored outfits to Sen. Florence Ita Giwa's birthday last week. Which dress would you rock?
COAS: Nigerian Army Rated Among Best
On Friday, February 28, according to the Chief of Army Staff, Lt-Gen. Kenneth Minimah, the Nigerian Army was named among the best in the world.
This statement was made at the passing out parade of 70 Recruits Intake Trades Men/Women held at the Depot Nigerian Army, Zaria, Kaduna.
Mr Minimah proudly said that with such calibre of young soldiers "there is no doubt the Nigerian Army is not only Africa’s finest, Nigerian Army also ranks best among her contemporaries in the world."
He added that their "exemplary performance in internal security operations as well as peacekeeping operations has been widely commended."
Lt-Gen Minimah, who is also the reviewing officer, said the Army Schools provided trades works training to the recruits while the Depot Nigerian Army provided them with training in weapon handling, drilling, field craft and general administration among others.
The Chiefs of Army Staff (COAS) charged the graduating recruits to exhibit high sense of discipline, dedication, selflessness, resilience and commitment to service.
According to NAN, 2,404 recruits graduated during the ceremony in which four received awards for distinguishing themselves during training.
Singer Akon To Provide Electricity to 1 Million African Households
One of the most successful and influential musicians of African descent, Akon is out with a plan to bring electricity to a million African households, through a project tagged 'Akon Lighting Africa'.
'Akon Lighting Africa' is aimed at redressing the fact a large part of the population of sub-Saharan Africa is living in the dark.
Report says Akon’s company, Akon Corporation, is working with GIVE1 Project and Solektra International, member of ADS Group (Africa Development Solution Group), in order to create resourceful and standby effective energy solutions.
The singer has also partnered with Azuri Technologies to support the installation of solar equipment in households, which will provide good access to better and prominent electricity to the folks.
"We are extremely pleased by the overwhelmingly positive response of government leaders to embrace a public-private partnership that aims to address access to power in sub-Saharan Africa. This initiative is given further validity and momentum based on the support of these nations and their executives and advisor," Akon said in a statement.
78-yr-old dead man comes back to life at funeral home (PHOTO)
78-year-old Walter “Snowball” Williams died late Wednesday night. Thursday, he was back to life.
Holmes County Coroner Dexter Howard confirms he pronounced Williams dead late Wednesday. He also confirms Williams is alive again.
WJTV traveled to Lexington to speak with Williams’ family. They believe his second chance at life is a gift from God.
“After they got through checking him, the coroner, they pronounced him dead and put him in a plastic bag, zipped him up and took him, put him in the hearse and they left,” says Eddie Hester, Williams’ nephew.
Two hours later, while some family was mourning and others were sleeping after an emotional day, they got a phone call.
Man pronounced dead in body bag, comes back alive at funeral home (PHOTO, VIDEO)
“The mortician said something wasn’t right,” says Williams’ daughter, Martha A. Lewis. “His leg started moving.”
The family was told to go straight to the hospital. The man they thought was dead was back to life.
“Seemed like he had more life in him again,” says Lewis. “And then we had just stopped talking, and he told us ‘what did you all stop talking for?’ Hallelujah, thank you, Jesus!”
Instead of planning a funeral, this family is celebrating, singing Snowball’s favorite song outside the hospital.
Is there a medical explanation? When we talked to Holmes County Coroner Dexter Howard Thursday, we asked him ‘how did this happen?’ He calls it a miracle.
“So it was not my daddy’s time,” says Lewis. “I don’t know how much longer he’s going to grace us and bless us with his presence, but hallelujah, we thank Him right now!”
“It’s a miracle,” says Hester. “It’s just God. And I thank him for it
2Face, Wizkid, Omawumi Attacked By Fans
Some fans of Nigerian entertainers 2Face Idibia, Wizkid and Omawumi are
really upset with the trio and other acts for performing at the Nigerian
Centenary celebrations which took place on Thursday 27th February at
Abuja, the nation’s capital.
The trio and other stars including IK Osakioduwa and Funke Akindele who were the Masters of Ceremony incurred the wrath of some Nigerian youths for participating in a show they termed as uncalled for and a wanton waste of money, and coming shortly after more than 50 students of the Federal Government College, Yobe State, were slaughtered by Islamic militant sect, Boko Haram.
The fans are not happy that someone like 2Face who recently berated the country’s politicians in an interview with a foreign radio station could also identify with the same politicians because of money.
The event which is in celebration of Nigeria’s 100 years of existence has drawn the flak of many who feel that hosting the show with so much pomp and pageantry at a time the nation should be mourning the death of innocent children is uncalled for.
Though many of their fans are of the view that it is the only way they could participate in the sharing of the national cake, others still think they have betrayed a majority of Nigerian youths who are feeling the brunt of the present government misdemeanors.
What do you make of the situation?
The trio and other stars including IK Osakioduwa and Funke Akindele who were the Masters of Ceremony incurred the wrath of some Nigerian youths for participating in a show they termed as uncalled for and a wanton waste of money, and coming shortly after more than 50 students of the Federal Government College, Yobe State, were slaughtered by Islamic militant sect, Boko Haram.
The fans are not happy that someone like 2Face who recently berated the country’s politicians in an interview with a foreign radio station could also identify with the same politicians because of money.
The event which is in celebration of Nigeria’s 100 years of existence has drawn the flak of many who feel that hosting the show with so much pomp and pageantry at a time the nation should be mourning the death of innocent children is uncalled for.
Though many of their fans are of the view that it is the only way they could participate in the sharing of the national cake, others still think they have betrayed a majority of Nigerian youths who are feeling the brunt of the present government misdemeanors.
What do you make of the situation?
Samuel Eto'o Gives Davido Rolex Watch, Wont Reply Mourinho
Eto’o was happy to joke about the issue with reporters, claiming he still has ‘juice’ and can keep scoring goals "until I am 50." Below is how Eto'o reacted to the issue of his alleged age cheat...
“I am Samuel Eto’o, to disturb me will take much more than this. I know my place and I won’t reply. I would have liked to be in the starting Eleven so I am disappointed to be on the bench, but I respect the choice of the coach.
“I came to Chelsea mainly because of Jose, because we have a great friendship. Things happen in life and you have to face them. But it doesn’t change the player I am and the career I have had. You want me to cause trouble by revealing all of my thoughts. I want us to go as far as possible in this competition and in peace.”
I'm Ready To Have Séx With Ramsey Nuoah Live ––Actress Joju
She is the daughter of a former Senator, but actress Joju Muse is ready to do just anything to get to the top in her career as an actress. She is already acting in Tinsel but Joju, popular known as April, is not the shy type and she wants to taste the "juice" from actor Ramsey Nuoah, even if it happened live she is ready.
Below is what the séxy actress told a reporter about her secret fantasies...
Which Nigerian actor would you not mind kissing on set?There are actually two of them; Ramsey Nuoah and John Dumelo. I’m so in love with both of them. Their movies hit the right spot.
Right spot? They make you horny?Everything join together [laughs].
So you don’t mind a séx scene with Ramsey Nuoah?A séx scene with Ramsey? Mehn, we are doing it for real. No acting, we will do it.
We just hope her dad, the former senator, wont disown her when she begin to practicalize her secret desires.
Kidnappers Demand N500m Ransom To Free President Jonathan's Uncle
Abductors of Inengite Nitabai, the 70-year old uncle of President Goodluck Jonathan, have demanded a N500m ransom, Sahara Reporters report.
A security source said that the abductors threatened to kill him if the family fails to produce the money. The source also said the family had constituted a committee to evaluate the demand, establish negotiations with the abductors and facilitate his release.
He said the kidnappers had also warned against the involvement of security operatives in the matter.
"The kidnappers contacted the family four days after and demanded a whopping sum of N500m. It is believed that the family of the victim has begun negotiations with the hoodlums," he said.
Tension and panic set in when the kidnappers failed to establish any contact with the family of their victim three days after he was abducted.
That development was said to have rattled the Presidency, which reportedly ordered a massive deployment of security in Otuoke, the hometown of the Jonathans, and the Niger Delta creeks.
The gunmen abducted Nitabai on Sunday after collecting about N400,000 from his wife.
I Can Act Nude If The Money Is Right – Nollywood Actress,Oma Iyasara
Omo who has featured in a number of blockbusters like ‘Damage’ by Uche Jombo, ‘Secret Weapon’ alongside Eucharia Anunobi, Emeka Ike and Chika Ike among many others said she can act nude in a movie as far as the pay is worth it.
Excerpts:
On pornography creeping into Nollywood and if its true pornography makes the movies more real
I don’t think pornography makes a movie real, the way the world is now, sex sells, so pornography is just a decoy to attract people to movies. But it doesn’t work for me because it’s not in our tradition and culture
On acting nude if the money is right
Yes, I may consider going nude to interpret a role but definitely not to the extent of going fully nude. Besides, that is why we have body doubles.
On her selling points and how it has helped her
I will say my selling point is my jovial attitude, and my eyes. Yes, I will say they have helped in a lot of ways and will still help in the future. My jovial nature has opened doors for me in ways I can’t explain; be it in people recommending me or just wanting to help me, because they just want to see me grow.
On her kind of man
A good conversationalist with a good sense of humour is my kind of man, any day. If a man makes me laugh a lot, he has a chance to my heart. Then his manners and how he treats other people count. Though looks are not very important, it is an added advantage.
Omo is a graduate of Mass Communication from the Imo State University. In 2011 she enrolled in the prestigious Royal Arts Academy owned by Em
PHOTOS: Sexy Toolz In New Photo Shoot For The Juice - Celebrities
Famous Nigerian On Air Personality Tolu “Toolz”
Oniru appears in a new super-hot photo shoot for Season 2 of The Juice
to be broadcast on Ndani TV.
Enjoy the curvaceous and talented Tolu:
Enjoy the curvaceous and talented Tolu:
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