so many ladies have increasingly been denied of their choices in the social system only to be given full regards in the area of procreation due to the continuous laws by some governments in the wake of civilization .For instance, in Iran, Draft legislation aimed at boosting a flagging birth rate threatens to reduce Iranian women to “baby-making machines” and set their rights back by decades. A first bill, which has *NEWS *GIST *MOVIES *GOSSIP *EVENTS *VIDEO *MUSIC *SPORTS *ENTERTAINMENT * EDUCATION *HEALTH *BUSINESS *ENVIRONMENT *LIFESTYLE & FASHION
Wednesday, 11 March 2015
ORDINARY BABY MAKING MACHINE
so many ladies have increasingly been denied of their choices in the social system only to be given full regards in the area of procreation due to the continuous laws by some governments in the wake of civilization .For instance, in Iran, Draft legislation aimed at boosting a flagging birth rate threatens to reduce Iranian women to “baby-making machines” and set their rights back by decades. A first bill, which has Amosu is not a threat to APC - Apc chieftain
A Chieftain of the All Progressives Congress in Ogun State, Remi Bakare has said that the alleged planned defection of the state governor to another party would not affect the fortune of the ruling party in the state.
Bakare who stepped down for Amosun in 2011 governorship election on the platform of the defunct Action
Congress of Nigeria, said the party leaders were regretting the action they took by fielding Amosun as the party candidate.
Speaking with few newsmen yesterday, in Abeokuta, over the crisis rocking the party in the state, Bakare described Amosun as a stranger in the progressives party, accusing the governor of jettisoning the party manifesto.
Bakare who stepped down for Amosun in 2011 governorship election on the platform of the defunct Action
Congress of Nigeria, said the party leaders were regretting the action they took by fielding Amosun as the party candidate.
Speaking with few newsmen yesterday, in Abeokuta, over the crisis rocking the party in the state, Bakare described Amosun as a stranger in the progressives party, accusing the governor of jettisoning the party manifesto.
Senate house Approved Obanikoro as minister inspite .......
The Senate house of assembly members sitting on Wednesday has giving their immerse support for the former Lagos State PDP Governorship aspirant Senator Musiliu Obanikoro’s second coming as minister.

Obanikoro that lose the position of PDP Governorship flag bear in Lagos State to Mr. Jimi Agbaje who hope to unseat the APC from Lagos State House.
Opposition from All Progressives Congress, APC,

Obanikoro that lose the position of PDP Governorship flag bear in Lagos State to Mr. Jimi Agbaje who hope to unseat the APC from Lagos State House.
Opposition from All Progressives Congress, APC,
ICE PRINCE WARNED HIS FANS AND MEDIA
Chocolate City rapper Ice prince has warned media and fans to stop comparing him to fellow Chocolate City rapper M.I Abaga( Mr Incredible).
Ice prince in recent Tweets called out Blogger and socialite Noble Igwe and warned him to stop comparing his music and that of MI.
Nigeria Army set to reclaim Bama
Investigation revealed on Tuesday that deployment of ground forces and equipment was preceded by days of targeted aerial operations in Bama and its environs.
The Nigerian Army has plugged a major operation to free the strategic town of Bama, Borno State from the deadly Boko Haram insurgents.
An intelligence source, who made this known, said that the military was expecting a productive result from Bama which was captured by the insurgents some time between September and October last year.
He also stated that, “The battle to liberate Bama has started; troops have started going in. You know that the Air Force was deployed last week to carry out targeted bombardment on the town.
“Bama promises to be a tough one because those people have fortified the place; they planted mines around the town but our soldiers are in high spirits to conquer.
The Nigerian Army has plugged a major operation to free the strategic town of Bama, Borno State from the deadly Boko Haram insurgents.An intelligence source, who made this known, said that the military was expecting a productive result from Bama which was captured by the insurgents some time between September and October last year.
He also stated that, “The battle to liberate Bama has started; troops have started going in. You know that the Air Force was deployed last week to carry out targeted bombardment on the town.
“Bama promises to be a tough one because those people have fortified the place; they planted mines around the town but our soldiers are in high spirits to conquer.
INEC is not Prepared for March 28 and April 11 Election - PDPGF
The governors of the ruling peoples democratic party at an interactive
session with the media and civil society organisations in Lagos yesterday, also faulted the Independent National Electoral Commission preparedness for the elections.
The Peoples Democratic Party Governors’ Forum has kicked against the use of card readers for the March 28 and April 11 general elections.
Before the interactive session titled ‘Sustenance of Democratic Values and National Development,’ ended, our correspondence learnt that INEC had summoned leaders of all the political parties in Nigeria to a meeting on Thursday over the polls.
The governors at the Lagos forum were Godswill Akpabio (Akwa Ibom);Ayo Fayose (Ekiti) Liyel Imoke (Cross River);Seriake Dickson (Bayelsa); Sule Lamido (Jigawa); Babangida Aliyu (Niger) Bala Ngilari (Adamawa)and Olusegun Mimiko (Ondo).
Others were Jonah Jang (Plateau); Ibrahim Shema (Katsina);Mukhtar Yero (Kaduna) and Ibrahim Danwambo (Gombe).
The PDP also on Tuesday sent a Note to INEC detailing its observations on Saturday’s Card Readers mock in 12 states.
session with the media and civil society organisations in Lagos yesterday, also faulted the Independent National Electoral Commission preparedness for the elections.
The Peoples Democratic Party Governors’ Forum has kicked against the use of card readers for the March 28 and April 11 general elections.
Before the interactive session titled ‘Sustenance of Democratic Values and National Development,’ ended, our correspondence learnt that INEC had summoned leaders of all the political parties in Nigeria to a meeting on Thursday over the polls.
The governors at the Lagos forum were Godswill Akpabio (Akwa Ibom);Ayo Fayose (Ekiti) Liyel Imoke (Cross River);Seriake Dickson (Bayelsa); Sule Lamido (Jigawa); Babangida Aliyu (Niger) Bala Ngilari (Adamawa)and Olusegun Mimiko (Ondo).
Others were Jonah Jang (Plateau); Ibrahim Shema (Katsina);Mukhtar Yero (Kaduna) and Ibrahim Danwambo (Gombe).
The PDP also on Tuesday sent a Note to INEC detailing its observations on Saturday’s Card Readers mock in 12 states.
Tuesday, 10 March 2015
Welbeck Wreck United
Former Manchester United striker Danny Welbeck return to old trafford to give Arsenal football club popularly known as the gunners the secret to defeat his former and child hood club,Manchester United by scoring the winning goal as Arsenal reached the FA Cup semi-finals with a deserved 2-1 victory at Old Trafford on Monday.The England international strker Welbeck, who joined the Londoners last summer after his playing time in the jersey of Manchester united was stalled by the Manager Loiua Van gaal who is presently being criticized, pounced on a horrendous back pass by Antonio Valencia in the 61st minute to send the holders through. In a rip-roaring first half Nacho Monreal's clean decent finish put the Gunners ahead in the 24th minute and some seconds but the red devils captain Wayne Rooney responded with a diving header evened it up four minutes later.
Former First Lady of ivory coast,Simone Gbagbo sentenced to 20 years in prison.

Can this ever happen in Nigeria?our correspondence who reside in cote Ivoire make his point known to us that the wife of the former president of this west Africa country was tried and was found guilty and Simone Gbagbo was sentence to 20-year prison term on charges of “undermining state security” because of what erupt as post-election violence in 2010-2011 that left nearly 3,000 dead. The wife of former Ivorian president Laurent Gbagbo was also accused of “disturbing public order” and “coordinating armed gangs” after her husband and his supporters rejected results of the December 2010 presidential elections showing rival Alassane Ouattara had won the contest.
Affi N’Guessan, the former head of the first couple’s political party, was sentenced to 18 months in jail for his role in the unrest, covered by the two years he has already served in detention. No one close to Ouattara has been investigated or prosecuted in connection with the violence.
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