A Boeing 747 that persists 600 travelers as a business plane was turned over into a home for a riddle tycoon.
The custom-manufactured plane comes complete with rooms with eight full beds, numerous parlors, a state room and an installed eatery. It cost the tycoon proprietor £400million for it to be altered to his taste and took more than three years to be accomplished. See more photographs bellow.
Thursday, April 23, 2015
Photos: See what £400m Boeing 747 looks like
43 Boko Haram Terrorists child soldiers rescued in Borno state
43 Boko Haram kid fighters have been rescued by the Chadian armed force in Damasak, Borno state.
Representative of Chadian Army, Col. Azem Agouna, while uncovering this yesterday April 22nd, said the kids, all matured somewhere around 12 or more and of Chadian nationality figured out how to rescue amid the conflicts in the middle of radicals and troopers, while neighborhood families helped them to hide from the local militias.
He clarified that when it was sure that Boko Haram had been crushed and would not come back to the town, the youngsters will come out of their concealing places and approached Chadian security forces for help. The representative said the youngsters have been repatriated back to Chad while a full scale investigation concerning how they were kidnapped will be launched.
Wednesday, April 22, 2015
World Photo Of the Day!
Isn’t it sad how so many people hate or dislike this man, I wonder if any of them really have a good reason. He is surely no worse than any of our warmongering American, British or Australian leaders. When did he last attack and destroy another country? Never. His only crime is protecting his country and his people who love him because of this.
South Africa Closes Consulate In Nigeria
The South African Consul General in Nigeria, Sam Monaisa, has announced that the South African Consulate in Nigeria will close operations until Thursday.
The decision was made in response to a combination of threats from social media and anti-xenophobia protests by Nigerians.
Monaisa wrote that, although the situation in South Africa was calming down, he still had concerns about Nigerians especially those being repatriated from South Africa.
He said that Nigerians on social media were blowing things out of proportion and that the situation in Durban was calming down.
He also warned South Africans living abroad to be cautious as South African businesses and citizens have become threats in retaliation of the xenophobic attacks.
In Mozambique, Sasol Ltd., a Johannesburg based company has announced that it will be repatriating their South African employees in the country as a precaution.
Photos: Celebs storm Nigeria Entertainment Conference
The 3rd edition of the Nigerian Entertainment Conference held today April 22nd at Eko Hotel and many celebs attended. Toke Makinwa, Kaffy, Sound Sultan, M.I, Eddie Lawani, Kemi Adetiba, eLDee, Joke Silva, Toyin Aimakhu, Seyi Law, Bez, Seyi Shay, Wunmi Obe, Azizat, DJ Caise and many others attended.
See the photos bellow.
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