Iyanya Mbuk The Kukere Master Alleged Fraud Wanted By The Police
This is definitely not a good one for the Kukere crooner, Iyanya Mbuk who has become a toast of every music lover within and outside the shores of the country.
The reason is because, the has been listed on the wanted list of the Police at Mile 3 Division, Port Harcourt, over a fraudulent act perpetrated by him.
According to the story, the R&B singer turned Pop act Iyanya allegedly said to have defrauded popular show organizer of 'Nite Of A Thousand Laughs, Opa Williams of N1.7m being payment for the singer’s performance at two events.
According to sources Iyanya was paid the
Wednesday, 5 March 2014
ENTERTAINMENT: Tonto Dikeh Regrets Drawing Tattoos On Her Body
Tonto Dikeh seems to be regretting her actions on what she faced while she was drawing tattoos on her body, according to her it wasn't funny at all and she has warned her fans to avoid tattoos. Hear What She Said:
“Stay away from tattoos, don’t bother to have any not even little because the moment you do, you keep on going for more.”
She also shared some of her photos of Tattoos of how she shed tears while getting her own tattoos, she said that she
endured the pains like a strong lady because she was doing something
that meant a lot to her back then. .
“Stay away from tattoos, don’t bother to have any not even little because the moment you do, you keep on going for more.”
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Two separate attacks in Borno State and Katsina State have left at least 30 or more people dead.
In Borno State, Nigeria’s North-East region, an attack on Mafa village in Borno left at least 30 ore more people dead, taking the death toll from three days of attacks to over 116.
The Senator representing Borno Central, Senator Ahmed Zannah, said that 29 civilians died in the raid and two policemen were killed in a bomb blast on Monday, while they were trying to remove bodies and question survivors about the initial attack.
Do you know that Phyno 'The Man Of The Year ANd Ghost Mode Rapper' real name is Azubuike Chibuzo Nelson ?
Well,he got his nickname Phyno from the word Phenomenal. In less than three years of his debut in the industry as a rap artiste, Phyno has been everywhere. In this interview with senior Reporter, Ifeoma Ononye, he speaks on his life, his love for music and his crazy style that fans love
How did you get the name Phyno?
Phyno is my high school nickname. It was gotten from the word ‘phenomenal’. This is because I always liked to stand out back then in school. My friend, Emeka, was the person that first called me phenomenal, and that was the first time I actually heard that word. He said I was phenomenal and from there we started calling him that, because he always used the word a lot. Then he started calling me phyno and that was how the name stuck to me.
Were you singing then?
Thursday, 27 February 2014
Kim Kardashian: 'I Want to Have More' Kids With Kanye West
Kim Kardashian is enjoying her maritial life with her loving husband Kanye West as she says she's "loving being a mom" and "it's amazing."
So it may come as no surprise that the reality star, 33, told Ryan Seacrest yesterday that while the pregnancy with North was tough, she wants more kids.
"I love my daughter so much and ... I want to have more," she said. "But I'm not going the route my mom did. She is crazy! When I was giving birth, I looked at her and said, 'I'm going to buy you a medal, you deserve a medal for this, six times – you're crazy.'"
She continued, "I don't think I can
Jose Mourinho And Former Manchester City Coache Mancini faced a 1-1 result at first leg of the UCL
The President Of Nigeria Voice Out about the recent massacre in Yobe Caused By Boko Haram In Nigeria
President Goodluck vowed yesterday that security forces in the country
would adopt whatever means to totally end the sourge of terrorism and
other gory activities of the Boko Haram sector.
The president, LEADERSHIP gathered, had on Tuesday morning shed tears when he got the news of the gruesome killings of about 43 students in Yobe State before issuing a statement in which he opened verbal fire on the insurgents.
He spoke in a live broadcast last night on national television and radio to mark the nation’s centenary celebrations, which kick off today at the International Conference Centre by 9am.
LEADERSHIP also learnt that some of the 28 heads of state and governments billed to attend the event arrived yesterday, amidst tight security in the Federal Capital Territory.
Jonathan said during the live broadcast that the centenary celebration is the best thing to happen to the country at this critical period in the history of the country.
Assuring that Boko Haram and their gory activities would be wiped out permanently, he said: “We will continue to do everything possible to permanently eradicate the scourge of terrorism and insurgency from our country. We recognise that the root cause of militancy, terrorism and insurgency is not the strength of extremist ideas but corrupted values and ignorance.
“My dear compatriots, as we celebrate our centenary, the security situation in some of our north-eastern states sadly remains a major concern for us. Just yesterday, young students, full of hopes and dreams for a great future, were callously murdered as they slept in their college dormitories in Yobe State. I am deeply saddened by their deaths and that of other Nigerians at the hands of terrorists. Our hearts go out to their parents and relatives, colleagues and school authorities.
“That is why our counter-terrorism strategy is not just about enforcing law and order, as we have equipped our security forces to do. It also involves expanding economic opportunities, social inclusion, education and other measures that will help restore normalcy not just in the short term but permanently.
“I want to reassure Nigerians that terrorism, strife and insecurity in any part of Nigeria are abhorrent and unacceptable to us. I urge leaders throughout Nigeria to ensure that ethnicity and religion are not allowed to become political issues.”
Source:George Agba(Leadership Newspapers)
The president, LEADERSHIP gathered, had on Tuesday morning shed tears when he got the news of the gruesome killings of about 43 students in Yobe State before issuing a statement in which he opened verbal fire on the insurgents.
He spoke in a live broadcast last night on national television and radio to mark the nation’s centenary celebrations, which kick off today at the International Conference Centre by 9am.
LEADERSHIP also learnt that some of the 28 heads of state and governments billed to attend the event arrived yesterday, amidst tight security in the Federal Capital Territory.
Jonathan said during the live broadcast that the centenary celebration is the best thing to happen to the country at this critical period in the history of the country.
Assuring that Boko Haram and their gory activities would be wiped out permanently, he said: “We will continue to do everything possible to permanently eradicate the scourge of terrorism and insurgency from our country. We recognise that the root cause of militancy, terrorism and insurgency is not the strength of extremist ideas but corrupted values and ignorance.
“My dear compatriots, as we celebrate our centenary, the security situation in some of our north-eastern states sadly remains a major concern for us. Just yesterday, young students, full of hopes and dreams for a great future, were callously murdered as they slept in their college dormitories in Yobe State. I am deeply saddened by their deaths and that of other Nigerians at the hands of terrorists. Our hearts go out to their parents and relatives, colleagues and school authorities.
“That is why our counter-terrorism strategy is not just about enforcing law and order, as we have equipped our security forces to do. It also involves expanding economic opportunities, social inclusion, education and other measures that will help restore normalcy not just in the short term but permanently.
“I want to reassure Nigerians that terrorism, strife and insecurity in any part of Nigeria are abhorrent and unacceptable to us. I urge leaders throughout Nigeria to ensure that ethnicity and religion are not allowed to become political issues.”
Source:George Agba(Leadership Newspapers)
Senate orders army to the North after Yobe school massacre
Chief of Army Staff, Lt. General Kenneth Minimah was ordered to
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