"We're still observing one another, so I can't say much for now. Let's just see how it goes. We're taking it one step at the same time" she said
Monday, October 20, 2014
Actress Juliet Ibrahim is seeing US singer, Bobby Valentino
Sunday, October 19, 2014
I was not sacked –Keshi
Keshi also said that the Eagles can still qualify for the African Cup of Nations, adding that the team only needed to work hard. He urged Nigerians to encourage the team.
“I was never sacked by the NFF. It’s if you have an existing contract that you would be sacked. Super Eagles can still qualify for the 2015 AFCON. They have the chance, because the group is still open. They only need to work harder.
“We need a lot of encouragement from Nigerians for the players to go ahead and qualify. I think we can qualify for the 2015 AFCON,” he said.
WHO to declare Nigeria Ebola-free today
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The World Health Organisation is preparing to announce that Nigeria has not had a confirmed case of Ebola for 42 days – or two incubation periods of 21 days – just as it did for Senegal on Friday.
WHO on Friday declared Senegal free of Ebola after 42 days passed without a new confirmed case.
“WHO officially declares the Ebola outbreak in Senegal over and commends the country on its diligence to end the transmission of the virus,” the UN health agency had said in a statement.
The benchmark of 42 days is twice the maximum incubation period for the disease.
What Is Not Wrong With This Photo (MzVee's version) ?
I hope you are not seeing what I'm seeing?
Exosed: European media writing pro-US stories under CIA pressure - German journo
Geopoliticians discuss the Russian response to America's 'declaration of war' - Saker
By Saker,
Today, thanks again to the absolutely fantastic work of the Russian and Oceania Saker Blog I can share with you a fully translated and subtitled video of a Russian talk show which I find particularly important. Let me explain.
The show in question called "Sunday evening with Vladimir Soloviev" is one of the most watched shows on Russian TV. It airs at prime time, right after the main Sunday evening news. The people invited to this show are typically very well-known public figures and the topics discussed are the hot topics of the day. What I am trying to say here is that this show is a very good reflection of the mood in Russia.
Is Russia Trying To Crash The American Stock Market?
It appears that Russia, probably in collaboration with China, is retaliating against sanctions and oil price manipulation by trying to disrupt the Anglo/Zionist money markets and crash the American stock market. If successful, the strategy will produce an economic decline in the USA and Europe similar to that which followed the collapse of the American housing market in 2008.
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State Crime in Iguala, Guerrero (Mexico)
By Rolando Garrido Romo
In these days the people of Mexico are facing a double assault by the political and economic elite of the country, subservient to Washington, which mainly aims to strengthen control over financial and natural resources of the country through the implementation of reforms imposed by the government of president Peña Nieto; and at the same time criminalizing social protest, suppressing all dissent sample or rejection by popular organizations, students, educators, farmers and workers to such predatory and exclusionary model.
Video: A "revisionist Russia" on "NATO's doorstep”
US State Department spokesperson Jen Psaki and Pentagon Press Secretary Rear Adm. John Kirby have been challenged over the Department of Defense's claims that the US must “deal” with “modern and capable” Russian armed forces on NATO's doorstep.
Photo: Police Recover Severed Head of Slain Youth in Lagos -
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The head was recovered on Ojelade Street, Fadeyi, on Thursday by security operatives from the Alakara Police Station. The deceased, who had been linked to a murder last Monday, was killed in an apparent reprisal.
A resident said:
“In the morning of Monday last week, a lottery agent, Sheriff Alasia, was killed. Tunde, who is believed to have been among the killers, was attacked on the night of that very day. He was shot several times while his head was chopped off. His body was recovered by the police but his head remained missing for almost four days. The killers were playing with the head in the neighbourhood and were reported to the police. On Thursday night, policemen came to Ojelade Street to recover the head.”
Comedian AY Reacts To BON Awards Drama
‘One reason why I may never go into politics can be traced to how people will be so willing to quote me negatively at any given opportunity. I have been a victim of being misquoted overtime. I have made and acquired more enemies than friends as a result of lies that received negative baptism of fire to become facts. Should I say, ‘I was there when Governor Ameachi insulted Nollywood at the BON Awards in Port Harcourt? No! I cannot be a party to such political besmirching and advance social media mechanism channelled through sensational bias.
Morocco Dumps Right to Host AFCON 2015 over Ebola Fear
The fear of Ebola Virus Disease has led Morocco to withdrawn its rights to host the African Cup of Nations next year due to fears of the Ebola virus, which has ravaged some West African nations over the last few months. Moroccan government had given the Confederation of African Football three scenarios to either let the country host the 2017 tournament, to postpone AFCON 2015 to 2016 or they pull out completely and take any consequence from CAF.
Boko Haram: Borno to Reopen Public Schools after 7-month Break
Borno state Governor, Kashim Shettima
Public schools were closed down on March 14 after deadly attacks by Boko Haram insurgents on schools in neighbouring Yobe. But the Chairman, Committee on the Resuscitation of Primary School Education, Mohammed Dongel, now says schools would reopen in the first or the second week of the month.
Former MBGN Omowunmi Akinnifesi shares vacation photos
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Photos: British nurse who survived Ebola returns to Sierra Leone
Williams said he couldn't stand "idly by" and watch more people die of the disease when he could help and feels his decision to go back to Sierra Leone is the right one...
"I chose to go before and it was the right thing to do then and it’s still the right thing to do now.” he said
Ebola Scare in U.S: passenger takes precaution against Ebola
The fear of Ebola is the beginning of wisdom
Femi Kuti together with ex-wife, Funke in very rare intimate photo
Sweet pics of Seun Kuti with his 10 month old daughter
Photos: Check out celebs who look so much like their famous parents
From Angelina Jolie to Colin Hanks and even Jaden Smith. See the side-by-side comparisons of stars to their famous fathers or mothers and be amazed.
Images from Cossy Ojiakor's birthday party
Images from Don Jazzy, Tiwa Savage, Dr Sid's UK press conference
Man beats his four months pregnant wife to death in Enugu
The police in Enugu state have arrested one Ozoemena Nwankwo, described as a serial wife beater, for allegedly beating his 4-month pregnant wife, Ndidi, to death at their Akpawfu village residence in Nkanu-East Local Government Area in Enugu on October 17th, Vanguard reports.
"Close family source informed the command that the suspect had been using his wife as punching bag. The suspects wife is four months pregnant. Due to the beating she got from the husband on that fateful day which inflicted injuries on her right leg and on her vital organs, she was rushed to hospital.
Russia to Ban Imports of Cars, Heavy Equipment, Metallurgy Products: Reports
Russia is preparing to bar state-run companies from importing vehicles, heavy equipment and metallurgy products, an influential Russian daily said Sunday.
According to the data, obtained by the Kommersant newspaper from the Russian ministries of industry and trade, and economic development, Russia's state-owned companies will be prohibited from buying certain foreign-made industry products that have Russian analogues.
The Ministry of Industry and Trade confirmed to the paper it had drafted a "general directive," which will apply to companies that are 50 percent or more owned by the Russian government, although no list was revealed.
Photos: Celebs @Nollywood Movie Awards
Many celebs including Dakore Egbuson Akande (pictured above) Tonto Dikeh, Benjamin Joseph, Gideon Okeke and plenty others attended the Nollywood Movies Award which held yesterday Oct. 18th at Intercontinental hotel, Lagos.
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