Kourtney Kardashian’s little girl Penelope Disick turned 3 yesterday and her family, including her grandmother and her beau Corey Gamble, auntie Kim and cousin North and others came together to celebrate with her at a birthday party at Disneyland in LA. See the photographs bellow.
These are the faces of the arrested masterminds of the bomb blast in Kaduna and Jos this week. They were arrested by Nigerian troops yesterday July 8th...
The child of the former Attorney General of the Federation & Minister of Justice, Mohammed Adoke, on Sunday July fifth smashed his dad’s 2015 Porsche 911 Turbo which cost about N40m, into a fuel queue in Abuja while racing with some of his companions.
As indicated by Abusidiqu.com, the more youthful Adoke and his companions, who were driving a Mercedes-Benz C class were racing in the downtown area when he lost control around Maitama roundabout leading to Transcorp Hilton hotel and collided with a fuel queue. See the photographs bellow.
The 2015 Porsche car ran into a 1998 Toyota Camry auto leaving the driver harmed and oblivious. Onlookers say the youthful Adoke and his companions at first fled the scene of the incident but they later returned and with the assistance of the police took the injured man to the healing facility.
The National President of the Nigerian Union of Teachers, Micheal Olukoya, says that 37 teachers kicked the bucket in the bomb blast that shook Sabongari in Kaduna state yesterday July seventh. The instructors were at the state secretariat to partake in the verification activity started by the administration to weed off ghost workers.
While speaking at the Founders day of the Nigerian Union of Teachers in Abuja today July 8th, Mr Olukoya said as much far, 272 teachers had lost their lives to the various Boko Haram assaults in Borno State alone and that more than 19,000 had been displaced in the North East.
I was just minding my business oh and I saw something very unusual. See the pics bellow and lets hear what you think in the comment box.
You’re familiar
The way that you know them so well and you have truly no reason at all to impress them, understand the things they like or go ballistic with their s*xual dreams makes it less requesting to have uncomplicated s*x with your ex. These things stay steady for both of you as being with a well known body you know in and out is engaging in spite of the way that you have it at the back of your brain that it won’t last. Having s*x with your ex will in all probability not make you get over them, neither will it help you start a fresh relationship.
Barring any unforeseen hitches, your entry into Nigeria should be smooth. After all, Nigeria is either your home country or host nation. However, things can take a strange turn when your personal property is tagged contraband and confiscated by immigration authorities. While, these items may be valuable to you, the laid out laws by each state can flush your treasured items down the tube.
To prevent any delay at the airport, Jovago.com, Africa’s No 1 online Hotel Booking Portal shares 6 items you do not carry home with you when returning from a trip abroad.
Hard currencies
Carrying foreign denominations can be very risky. Apart from the fact that the money maybe ceased at the airport, it exposes you to robbers. The clamp down on hard currencies is important today because immigration officials are concerned about money laundering and funding for terrorists.
Hard Drugs
Attempting to peddle drugs is a no-go area for a smart traveller. If the carrier is caught, they will face dire consequences ranging from a long jail sentence to fatal penalties. Countries like Indonesia, China and Malaysia reward drug peddlers by sentencing them to death. Kano, Abuja and Lagos operate by the same modus.
Pets
Nigerians are not really in the habit of travelling with pets. However, for foreigners coming into the country, here’s some information they need to know: Your flurry cat of favourite dog can be impounded at the airport. The country was recently declared Ebola and is on the look-out for anything that breaches health safety.
Fire Arms
Except you think you can bribe your way through the security system, don’t endeavour to carry guns and ammunition with you while travelling. With the nation enforcing strict laws on the movement of weapons, the penalty for the possession of arms is rather stiff and can sometimes lead to long term imprisonment.
Luxury Goods worth more than 50, 000
Gifts and souvenirs are a must buy, when returning home. From jewelleries to smartphones, luxury watches, cameras, shoes and bags are some of the things travellers like to shop for while on a trip. However, if they are valued and worth more thanN50,000, you may be asked to forfeit it at the immigration check-point. Although, many people often disregard this law, it helps to stay of the right side of boarder officials.
Fake Accent
Many people consider this an irrelevant show-off. As far as they are concerned, if you haven’t lived a large part of your childhood in America or London, you do not need an accent. Try speaking phonetics and you are considered ‘fake’.
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45-year old Lawrence Agbe (presented above) was yesterday July seventh captured by security authorities at the Muritala Mohammed International Airport Ikeja Lagos while attempting to transport fake dollar notes totaling $2.1 million from Lagos to Abuja.
While speaking on the capture, the Commissioner of Police for the order, Mr. Fredrick Lakanu, said amid examination Lawrence said the fake dollar notes were owned by one Steve.
“After further interrogation, the suspect mentioned one Steve residing in Abuja as the owner of the said €1.25m. But Steve is at large.”CP Lakanu said
