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Monday, 2 September 2013
OLAMIDE TOPS 2013 NEA WINNERS
The 2013 NEA Awards were held yesterday
September 1st in New York and hosted by Basket
Mouth. Opening the event was Sean Tizzle
performing on stage, Dammy Krane , Olamide &
Phyno and more. The moment of the day went to
Olamide for scooping three awards as “Best
Indigenous Artist”, “Best Album” and “Best
Collaboration” with Phyno. Basket Mouth won
Comedian of Year and gave it to Bovi . Finally,
Iyanya took jabs at D’Tunes while receiving his
award.
Check Out Full List Of Winners Bellow…
HOTTEST SINGLE OF THE YEAR Kukere — Iyanya
GOSPEL ARTIST/GROUP OF THE YEAR Sammy
Okposo
BEST ALBUM OF THE YEAR YBNL — Olamide
BEST NEW ACT OF THE YEAR Burna Boy
MOST PROMISING MALE ACT Endia
MOST PROMISING FEMALE ACT TO WATCH Emma
Nyra
BEST INTERNATIONAL ARTIST JJC
BEST POP/R&B ARTIST OF THE YEAR Davido
BEST RAP ACT OF THE YEAR Ice Prince
MUSIC PRODUCER OF THE YEAR Spellz
BEST INDIGENOUS ARTIST/GROUP Olamide
BEST COLLABO Ghost Mode — Phyno & Olamide
Saturday, 31 August 2013
EXPOSED: Alison- Madueke's Secret Romance With Lagos Big Boy
According to a report monitored on First
Weekly, Nigeria's Minister of Petroleum,
Mrs. Diezani Alison-Madueke is
undoubtedly one of the most powerful
ministers in the country today. Apart
from holding a very sensitive position in
the executive council, she also has the
ears of President Goodluck Jonathan.
The beautiful woman, we also learnt, had
an 'underground' relationship with a
Lagos-based Oil and Gas big boy, Dapo
Abiodun.
According to those who know about their
affair, Diezani and Dapo dated for
a while and while it lasted, both enjoyed
it to the fullest both in Nigeria and
abroad.
The source said Dapo was the Apple of
Alison's eye during the late president
Umar Musa Yar'Adua's tenure when she
was the Minister of Transportation and
later Solid Mineral Resources.
We learnt that affair between Alison and
Dapo was closely guided and only a few
people in the corridors of power knew of
it.
Dapo, who owns Heyden Oil, one of the
major players in the oil and gas sector,
was alleged by insiders to have gotten
more patronage through Alison's
influence.
Unfortunately for the love birds,
somewhere along the line, we learnt
Dapo fumbled and Alison had a bitter
fight with him.
“When Alison Madueke became Minister
of Petroleum, she made sure Dapo's
Heyden Oil got little or no allocation for
the importation of petroleum products,
which accounted for serious drop in his
fortune.
“The fight is still on, but I know Dapo is
trying to find a way back into the
woman's heart,” our source disclosed.
However, the source added that Alison,
who is married to a former Chief of Naval
Staff, Rtd. Admiral Madueke, has stepped
up and has no time for Dapo again.
"You know Dapo is a lady’s man, but the
minister has told some of her confidants
that he belongs to her past now,” our
source said.
Why They Broke Up.
MY STORY: I Just Found Out My Husband And I Are Related
My husband and I are in a dilemma,
honestly a way out is not visible or
should I say we are yet to get one.
This is because the issue at hand is
too evident to be ignored and my
husband and I are so confused.
I am fortunate to be raised by both
parents and we had a happy family
and a good background. My parents
were into business and we were
really comfortable. Their marriage to
us their children was a good and
perfect one and my younger sister
and I used to pray and wish we
would eventually marry a man like
my father. He was our stereotype of
a good husband and the way he
treated mum, none of us would ever
believe that dad had extra marital
affairs.
Tunde, my husband was not that
lucky, he lost his father at a very
tender age, he told me he died in a
motor accident when he was two
years old while his elder brother
was five. His mother raised the two
of them alone. She refused to
remarry despite pleas and advice
from family and friends. His mother
eventually had a relationship with a
man friend of hers when both of
them were away in school.
Adekunle, his elder brother
travelled abroad for his Masters, and
he was in the university too. He
told me he never met the man, but
that his mother always told them
about him and sometimes when he
helped out with their school fees
and extras in the house.
According to my husband, the said
man, (his mother’s secret friend)
was instrumental to his going
abroad for his Master’s degree too
and that was where we met. When
we both finished our studies, we
stayed back and started working. It
was easy for me because all my
siblings did the same and Tunde’s
brother too was there to help out
as all of us were together in Britain.
According to him, during our stay in
the United Kingdom, his mother
informed both of them that she was
pregnant for her male friend, but he
said then that he wasn’t prepared
for that type of commitment in their
relationship. She never considered
abortion as an option, so she kept
the baby. As at that time, she had
gone into business herself and she
was doing well.
With the support of her children,
she was able to give their kid sister
a very good and sound education.
The pregnancy and the birth of the
baby girl actually put an end to his
mother’s relationship with her
friend, but because she is mature
and comfortable, she was able to
move on without a problem and
according to her, the little baby was
just what she needed at that time
since her children were grown and
away from home.
We got married in Britain and both
parents attended our marriage and
played their roles as our parents.
There was nothing like animosity
between my father and my mother
–in-law and nobody would believe
they had ever met themselves
before our wedding and traditional
introduction.
My husband and I came into the
country few years back, because we
felt it was high time we did. You
won’t believe that my father loved
my husband so much that he
encouraged him go into his business
and he actually helped him to grow
it. Both our parents have had cause
to meet each other several times
during family celebrations, but we
had no cause to suspect they were
keeping anything from us.
To the glory of God, the little girl
has finished her studies, done her
NYSC and even travelled to the US
for her Master’s degree. She is back
home and wants to get married. You
won’t believe the shock my
husband received when his mother
told him who his little sister’s father
is.
I also found it difficult to believe
when he told me that my father is
his sister’s father. This is shocking,
strange and annoying. According to
my mother-in-law, she wouldn’t
have raised this because she already
knew what peoples reaction would
be, but his sister insisted on
knowing who her father is or was.
Even if he was no longer living, she
deserved to know.
She told him and felt there was no
need keeping it a secret any longer
from us since she had already told
his sister. The problem now is, I
don’t even know what she expected
from me. I also don’t know what to
do? Should I ask my father? How
would my mother take it? Then,
what would happen if my sister-in-
law insists that her father should be
visible in her wedding ceremony?
I am sure you would ask if we didn’t
guess by her surname. She had
always bore my mother-in-law’s
maiden name. I don’t even know
what my husband’s thinking is or
how he feels about my father now.
The worst thing is that he is not
talking. Please, Taiwo, how does
one handle a situation like this? I
am happily married with two
children. My husband and I love
each other; I don’t want this
situation or anything to destroy my
home, kindly help out with your
counsel.
Baby(9months old) Burnt To Death In Sapele
The incident occurred at about
7.00pm, Wednesday.
The whole building was brought to
ruins as neighbours could not put
out the fire while men of Sapele
Fire Fighting Service arrived late.
It was reported that the grand-
father of the infant who was alerted
of the incident was later involved in
salvaging other parts of the building
without knowing that his grand child
had been consumed by the fire.
When Vanguard visited the scene,
neighbours and sympathizers were
seen wailing over the loss of the
baby just as household items
littered the place.
At press time, the cause of the fire
was yet to be ascertained, but
source at the Sapele Fire Fighting
department, who preferred
anonymity confirmed that it was
due to electrical spark from power
fluctuation
Lagos Ranked World’s 4th Worst City On Earth
Lagos is the fourth worst city in the
world, Economist Intelligence Unit,
EIU, an independent forecasting and
advisory business within the
Economist Group has said. And its
top worst cities, are scattered
around Africa and Asia.
Lagos, the fourth on the list, shares
its 137 position with Port Moresby,
in Papua New Guinea on 38.9 per
cent.The report made available
yesterday described it as the
second-fastest growing city in Africa
and the fourth worst city on earth.
“Rapid growth is not always a good
thing because Lagos is now a
magnet for two perpetual threats to
peace: pirates and Islamist warriors.
Boko Haram have a problem with
cities like Lagos and also lots of
weaponry. Pirates threaten trade
and use kidnapping as a method of
funding. Islamist terrorist groups
such as Boko Haram (“Education is
forbidden”) want to create their
own version of heaven on earth by
destroying cities such as Lagos and
imposing strict sharia law. Lagos has
enormous potential but as yet little
to show for it – hence its poor
ranking,” the report said. EIU in its
2013 annual survey of the world’s
140 major metropolises, said Lagos
has a long way to go politically,
socially and economically before it
joins the emerging market club.
Cannibal cult leader who drank girls' blood is hacked to death.
A cannibal cult leader calling himself
Black Jesus, who slaughtered his
'Flower Girl' followers and drank
their blood, has himself been
murdered in the jungles of Papua
New Guinea.
In flowing robes, Stephen Tari, 40, a
failed Bible student, once led 6,000
'disciples' through the mountainous
regions of the country, but was
accused of killing at least three
young girls and, as their mothers
were forced to watch, drinking their
blood.
Calling himself 'the true Christ', he
was convicted of only rape three
years ago - before the country
brought in new laws that meant
convicted killers and rapists could
receive the death penalty - and was
among 48 prisoners who broke out
of jail six months ago.
'Black Jesus': Notorious cult leader
Stephen Tari after he was captured
in Papua New Guinea in 2007
Since then he has been on the run
with a handful of faithful followers,
but his bizarre life came to an end
when he was said to have murdered
a village woman this week and
attempted to take the life of
another.
Surrounded by furious villagers on
Thursday, he is believed to have
been beaten and hacked to death,
along with one of his henchmen in
the remote village of Gal in the
northern province of Madang.
A special investigation by the Daily
Mail six years ago heard from three
women who said they had
witnessed Tari drinking their
murdered daughters' blood in
bizarre sacrificial ceremonies in
village huts as he led his followers
through the jungle.
Because of the remote area where
he was murdered, police have not
been able to establish whether he
allegedly murdered a woman
because he had started up his
former cult and needed more
human sacrifices.
Madang provincial police
commander Chief Superintendent
Sylvester Kalaut told the Post
Courier newspaper that the village
where Tari met his death is several
miles by foot along jungle tracks
from the nearest small town.
Capture: The feared Tari was beaten
by villagers and tied up before being
handed over to the police in 2007
'We are sending police and a doctor
to the village to ascertain the cause
of death.
'The village where he was based is a
four hour walk and from advice and
given reports of the state of his
body, he will have to be buried soon
after the post-mortem is
conducted,' said Superintendent
Kalaut.
Followers: Tari gathered more than
six thousand disciples with his
preaching in the jungles (library
image)
The police officer warned that other
prisoners who remain on the run
and who might be associated with
Tari should give themselves up.
'He is now dead and this could be
the fate of the others who are also
on the run from the authorities. I
am warning and strongly urging
those escapees to surrender
themselves to authorities.'
At the height of his infamy, Black
Jesus wore long white robes as he
stood on a rock in a jungle clearing
and preached his own kind of gospel
to his disciples. He told the crowds
that they would receive gifts from
heaven if they followed him.
But behind his preachings was evil
intent. Luring young females he
called his Flower Girls into huts, he
cut their throats and consumed
their blood, mothers testified later.
One woman said she was ordered to
drink her own daughter's blood on
one occasion.
Police were unable to capture him,
despite knowing where he was
because of the constant the
presence of his large 'flock' - he was
guarded by henchmen who carried
rifles, spears and bows and arrows.
But villagers finally carried out a
'citizens' arrest' in 2007 and Tari
was eventually jailed.
Now, it is village power once again
that has brought an end to his
warped teachings. It is expected he
will be buried near the small jungle
community where he was killed.
Friday, 30 August 2013
French to be Part of UTME from 2014
According to the
Minister of
Education, Prof.
Ruqayyatu Rufa'I,
french will be part
of UTME for
interested
candidates from
2014.
This was said at
the reception for
the French
Language Project
Manager, Mr.
Jean-Phillipe Roy
who came to
Nigeria in 2009
under the second
Bilateral
Agreement
between Nigeria
and French.
She said, "For
Nigeria, the study
of French
language is quite
key, considering
the fact that our
neighbouring
countries are
French-speaking.
Apart from the
English language,
French language is
one of the major
international
languages."
The minister also
commended the
efforts of the
french
government
towards Nigerian
french education.
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