Monday 31 August 2015

Photos: Tonto Dikeh Ties The Knot


The controversial Nollywood actress Tonto Dikeh has finally got married.

She secretly married boyfriend Churchill Oladunni today, Saturday, August 29, in a traditional wedding in Port Harcourt.

A bright and beautiful Tonto was all smiles for the camera.

Here’s presenting Mr and Mrs Churchill Oladunni.




Just three days ago it was reported that Tonto’s new husband was robbed in Ghana, but he seems to be doing okay now.

unclad Cyclists Ride Through Philadelphia


Thousands of bicyclists in various stages of undress have pedaled their way around the city to promote fuel conservation and positive body image. The Philly unclad Bike Ride on Saturday featured people sporting masks, underwear, body paint, glitter or nothing at all. A lot of riders wore just their shoes. Scoop has more:
Debbie Kaighn, who was riding in the popular annual event for the third time, wore shoes, socks and body paint. On her front were streaks and splashes of yellow and green paint, and on her back was the message “Live free, ride unclad.” “I’m a naturist, and I believe in body freedom,” she said. “And I’m also a cyclist.”
The 12-mile ride through the City of Brotherly Love is among many related to the World unclad Bike Ride movement. Riders on the twisting course wheeled through University City, around the Rittenhouse Square park, down to City Hall and through Chinatown. Giddy crowds cheered them on while shooting photos and videos on their cellphones.
Ed Blanton traveled from Arlington, Virginia, to ride unclad in the Philly event for the fourth time “because I’m a bicyclist and it’s fun.” He wore just a sign on his back: “The earth is the Lord’s.” “I like to get this message out,” he said before hopping gingerly onto his bike and riding off. Other riders supported assorted causes, including chest cancer research. One had painted on his back, “Burn fat, not oil.”

Nollywood: ”Osuofia” Advises Buhari On What To Do


Nollywood legend, Nkem Owoh, popularly known as ”Osuofia,”on Friday advised President Muhammadu Buhari to formulate favourable policies for the Nigerian movie industry that would enable the industry contribute to Nigeria’s Gross Domestic Product (GDP).

The veteran actor who spoke to the News Agency of Nigeria, said Nollywood is capable of contributing to Nigeria’s economic development effectively if the industry is given all the necessary support it requires by government.

He also charged the government to pay attention to the issue of piracy bedeviling the industry, adding that the activities of pirates has seriously affected the film industry.

He said: “I will want the three tiers of government to put their viewfinders toward Nollywood since they have recognised that Nollywood helps in the per capita income of the country.

“I feel that they are not paying enough attention to the movie industry. So, let them give us policies that will make this industry stand and defend this country.

“I feel the movie industry is thriving and we are contributing our quota to the economic advancement of the country which makes me very, very happy.

“Since we are not relegated to the background, we will continue to strive harder in the development of the country in general. So I am happy to be a member of the Nollywood and see the improvement in Nollywood for now.’’

He hailed the quality of movies the industry is churning out now, saying the partnerships between Nollywood producers and their counterparts abroad is paying off, because of the easy accessibility the internet creates.

He said: “When they say it (the world) is a global village; you expect people of common interests from the different countries of the world to come together. And with the help of internet, we have been moving together and the synergy has been very encouraging.’’

Meanwhile, controversial Nollywood actress, Tonto Dikeh has finally gotten married. She secretly married her boyfriend, Churchill Oladunni yesterday in a traditional wedding in Port Harcourt.

Source: TalkofNaija

Presidency, APC Resorting To Propaganda To Cover Their Ineptitude – PDP


The Peoples Democratic Party has accused the Presidency and All Progressives Congress of deliberately resorting to diversionary blackmail and overused excuses to shy away from providing answers to the salient issue of unprecedented damage done to the nation’s economy in its 90 days in office.

The opposition party was responding to the APC’s statement earlier on Sunday, which advised the PDP to bury its head in shame for the pervasive corruption that characterized its 16-years reign rather than accuse President Muhammadu Buhari of running the country aground in just three months of his assuming office.

But the PDP said that rather than hide their heads in shame for poor performance in the last 90 days that has resulted in the sudden economic retrogression, the worst ever experienced by the nation, the APC and Presidency continue to grope and look for excuses.

National Publicity Secretary of PDP, Olisa Metuh, in a statement on Sunday, said discerning minds were appalled that instead of providing answers to issues of economic retrogression, the Presidency and the APC have resorted to wild allegations and insults to attempt to cover their ineptitude and divert attention from their list of bogus promises which they have no intention to fulfill.

“The PDP has severally expressed its support for a holistic fight against corruption and we have challenged the Federal Government to investigate and prosecute all corrupt persons irrespective of ethnic and political affiliations. We are therefore appalled that instead of getting serious with the challenges of governance, the APC is bent on inventing excuse for its crass incompetence to create and manage wealth, to the detriment of the nation.

“We challenge the APC and the Presidency to be honest enough to respond to issues instead of resorting to propaganda. Is the so-called mess clearing an answer for the adamant stance of the APC and President Buhari in running a government without a cabinet and precise fiscal policy direction, a strange totalitarian approach that has taken serious toll on the economy and the polity in general?

“Is it an answer to the resort to constitutional violations, abuse of financial regulations, halting of development projects and the pervading uncertainty that resulted in the retarding of domestic and foreign direct investments with attendant avoidable losses to Nigerians?

“What has the APC and the Presidency to say to the official report by the National Bureau of Statistics that while they are busy celebrating imaginary achievements, the economy is running aground with real Gross Domestic Product (GDP) plunging with about 2.35%, with job creation dropping by 69 percent under their watch?

“Are we not already experiencing the consequences of abuse of rules such as the foisting of foreign exchange transaction restrictions in violation of the Foreign Exchange Monitoring And Miscellaneous Provisions Act, otherwise known as Decree No. 17 of 1995?

“What is the APC-led government’s answer to the report by Fitch Rating, which alerted that Nigerian banks and other businesses in the sector are now at risk following the economic slowdown occasioned by the incompetence of the President Buhari-led APC government?

“Why have the government and the APC refused to provide answers to the recent depleting of funds inherited from the previous administration without recourse to appropriate statutory arms of government, while no corresponding improvement has been witnessed in the economy?

“We challenge this administration to present to Nigerians a score card of investments it has made in any critical sector of the economy in the last 90 days. What investment has the Buhari administration made in power, health, education, the railway or petroleum sectors in the last 90 days, to warrant its posturing on achievements?

“Is the APC not artfully seeking to appropriate the achievements made by the PDP-led administration; such as the effort in ending polio, the improvement in power supply, the reopening of the refineries, among others which are dividends from numerous investments by the previous administrations?

“While we expect the present administration to be serious about the fight against corruption by ensuring that all corrupt persons are brought to book, especially those who, as major beneficiaries of corruption and sleazes associated with themselves and their allies, believe they now are now safe, as members of the APC.

“In the same vein, we restate our caution against the current drama of politicizing the issue of corruption in the country, while turning blind eyes to reports of sleazes going on unchecked in government quarters under the current administration”.

DSS Arrests 21 Commanders, Frontline Members Of Boko Haram Responsible For Suicide Attacks


The Department of State Services, which released the identities of the terrorists, said the successful arrest is a result of the services’ “re-strategised measures to combat the insurgency menace”.

In a statement signed by Mr Tony Opuiyo, the suspects are said to have been arrested in Lagos, Kano, Plateau, Enugu and Gombe States between July 8 and August 25, 2015.

“They include those allegedly responsible for the coordination and execution of the suicide attacks in Potiskum, Kano, Zaria and Jos who were arrested on July 8 in Gombe State”, the statement said.

It listed the suspects to include “Usman Shuaibu a.k.a money, said to be the co-ordinator of the suicide attacks, Ahmed Mohammed also known as Abubakar, an Improvised Explosives Device (IED) expert, who is said to have prepared the IEDs for the attacks.

“Others are Adamu Abdullahi, Ibrahim Isa, who allegedly carried out reconnaissance on targets in the Jos attacks, and Mutaqqa Yusuf, who is said to have assisted Usman Shuaibu in planning and executing the attacks”.

The DSS added that “Shaibu and his group were intercepted on their way to Bauchi State, where they had planned to execute another bomb attack, saying their arrest has stemmed the spate of bombings by the sect”.

12 other suspects are said to have been arrested in Lagos State, while three were caught in Enugu, Gombe and Kano States.

According to the DSS, Boko Haram terrorist group has been forced into a new pattern of movement owing to the pressure being put on them in their core areas of strength in the north-east.

DSS Discloses Identities Of 21 Alleged Boko Haram Front-line Members


The Department of State Services (DSS) has disclosed the identities of 21 alleged commanders and front-line members of the Boko Haram terrorist group arrested in different parts of the country.

In a statement signed by Mr Tony Opuiyo, the DSS explained that the successful arrest is a result of the services’ “re-strategised measures to combat the insurgency menace”.

The suspects are said to have been arrested in Lagos, Kano, Plateau, Enugu and Gombe States between July 8 and August 25, 2015.

“They include those allegedly responsible for the coordination and execution of the suicide attacks in Potiskum, Kano, Zaria and Jos who were arrested on July 8 in Gombe State,” the statement said.

The suspects named by the DSS include “Usman Shuaibu a.k.a money, said to be the co-ordinator of the suicide attacks, Ahmed Mohammed also known as Abubakar, an Improvised Explosives Device (IED) expert, who is said to have prepared the IEDs for the attacks.

“Others are Adamu Abdullahi, Ibrahim Isa, who allegedly carried out reconnaissance on targets in the Jos attacks, and Mutaqqa Yusuf who is said to have assisted Usman Shuaibu in planning and executing the attacks.

“Shaibu and his group were intercepted on their way to Bauchi State, where they had planned to execute another bomb attack, saying their arrest has stemmed the spate of bombings by the sect.

12 other suspects are said to have been arrested in Lagos State, while three were nabbed in Enugu, Gombe and Kano States.

Sunday 30 August 2015

Female Singer, K.Michelle Ran Through An Office Half-NA*KED And Posted The Video On Instagram….Take A Look!


During the photo shoot for her newest album “Anybody Wanna Buy A Hear”, just or the fun of it. singer- K.Michelle ran NEKKID through her office.

She posted the erm… action on her instagram page. In this video, she writes “All in a day’s work. They stay mad I love to laugh. Kid tested mother approved Sometimes you just wanna have fun. Nothing i mean nothing will ever steal my happiness again.”

Anyways, here are some screen shots from the crazy video of a nearly-nu de K. Michelle laughing her ass off while her co-workers have no idea what to do.

Don’t Laugh Alone: What Is Going On In This Picture?


I don’t know if this is real or Photoshopped but can somebody please explain to us what is going on in this picture?

‘I became a sex slave to both men and animals in Russia’ – 24-Year-Old Nigerian Lady


The story of a 24-year-old Nigerian woman identified only as Juliet who was tricked into prostitution in Russia where she went to study, has gone viral.

Narrating the the heart-chilling story, a Russian photographer, Tatiana Egorova, revealed that some Nigerian pimps usually lure most girls into sex slavery abroad by promising them good jobs.

Egorova further disclosed that Juliet, who hails from Edo State, went to study Economics in a Russian University only to be tricked into prostitution by a woman after they arrived the airport in Moscow.

The woman reportedly told Juliet that she owed her the money which she paid for their transit and urged her to sell her body to men in order to pay her back.
“Juliet is from Benin City, Edo State and she was first girl I spoke with. Juliet said her neighbor who was later revealed to be working for a gang, suggested to Juliet’s parents to send their daughter to study Economics at a Russian university,” Egorova disclosed.

While quoting Juliet directly, Egorova said, “I’d just finished school and my parents agreed to send me to Russia after they were convinced by a neighbour that it would be best for me.
“My neighbor helped to get a student visa for me. When we landed at Moscow airport, her friend met us and took me to Voronezh, 543km away from Moscow.
“When we arrived Voronezh, the neighbor told me I owed her $45,000, being what she spent on me on transit and I must become a prostitute so as to make money to pay off the debt.
“She took away all my money and passport and with life being so difficult for me, I had to join in the sex work because the woman and her friends tortured me every day for disobeying them.
“I was stranded and left with no other option. I became a sex slave to both men and animals and nothing to show for it because my madam takes all the money.”

OKOWA TO REVIVE ASABA TEX AND 19 OTHER INDUSTRIES.


The Delta State Government on Wednesday reaffirmed its commitment to revive no fewer than 20 moribund industries in the state, saying that the effort would be pivotal in its job and wealth creation initiatives.

The Commissioner for Commerce and Industry, Mrs. Mary Iyasere, who stated this in Asaba, said the initiatives would create prosperity for the people of the state.

She said the state government will not renege on its promise to revive the ailing industries.

Some of the industries to be revive include Asaba Textile Mill, Bendel Glass, Bendel Steel Structures, Uzere Cassava Processing Mill, Reliance Rubber Factory, Sky Brewery, Super Brewery, among others.

She said that while plans had been concluded for the privatisation of some of the government-owned ailing industries, the state government had engaged the owners of some privately-owned moribund industries on how to revive the industries.

The commissioner explained that currently, the state government is shopping for core private investors who will invest in those industries.

She said, “We are not going back on our plans to revive some of the ailing industries in the state. This is critical to us in driving our vision of job and wealth creation for the good people of the state. In fact, it is a concluded matter because if we do not revive the ailing industries, how do you think we can create jobs and wealth?”

-AV-News,Asaba.

Delta Guber Polls: TRIAL COMMENCES AS RESPONDENTS GRILL APC WITNESSES ON CARD READER, ELECTION DOCUMENTS *** Tribunal Endorse Inspection of Election Materials, Adjourns to Sept 4

The much anticipated commencement of the substantive Trial to determine the April 11, 2015 governorship election petition, brought before the Three-man Delta State Elections Petitions Tribunal, headed by Justice Nasiru Gumi, finally got under way on Tuesday August 25, 2015, with the introduction of its chief witnesses by the petitioner, Chief O’tega Emerhor and the All Progressive Congress, APC, represented by lead counsel Chief Thomson Okpoko, SAN.

The trial proper had been billed to commence on August 17, 2015, following the successful conclusion of the pre-trial hearing on August 7, 2015, but was delayed when the three respondents-applicants, Dr. Alex Iziyon, SAN, (for Governor Okowa), Chief A.T Kehinde, SAN, (for PDP) and Damien . D. Dodo, SAN, (for INEC) had all filed motions on notice objecting to the subpoena issued by the Tribunal and challenging the validity of the petitioners, Chief Thomson Okpoko, SAN (for Emerhor/APC) and Chief Dele Adesina (for Ogboru/Labour Party, LP), to bring in additional witnesses by way of subpoena, whose deposition and statements had not been frontloaded during the pre-trial period.

The respondents-applicants had equally averred that the evidence to be presented by the additional witnesses would over-reach the respondents case and contested the legal authenticity of the application by the petitioner-applicants on the allegation that they had defaulted on payment of legal fees required for such applications made after pre-trial hearing.

The Tribunal, in a consolidated ruling on two separate sittings, had not only established its authority to issue the subpoenas but had equally debunked the notion that the evidence of the subpoenaed witnesses would over-reach their clients, since they had neither been seen and interrogated under-cross examination, and while pointing out that the subpoenas had been issued to specific officials of the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, who were directly involved with the elections, agreed that there was no extreme circumstances, which would have to be present to annul the subpoena and the payment of legal fees, though necessary, had already been accommodated as part of the necessary requirements in election tribunal matters and so need not attract any special attention on its own.

The Tribunal however said that those documents and statements not listed or deposed to as evidence to be relied on at the trial will however be argued and examined when they are presented and admitted by the witnesses subpoenaed during the trial proper.

Having thus ruled and set aside the respondents objections, the Tribunal now cleared the way for the trial proper of the first petition brought by Olorogun O’tega Emerhor/APC to commence and the first witness invited to the dock by the petitioner, was Mrs. Abimbola Oladunjoye, Assistant Director, ICT at the INEC Headquarters, Abuja.

She tendered two documents which were described as accreditation reports generated from the Server or voter authentication database owned by INEC, which had been duly certified, and dated 29th April, 2015 and 13th August 2015 respectively and while she adopted only the second document dated August 13, both documents were admitted as exhibits by the court.

Multiple objections by the respondents however greeted Mrs. Abimbola Oladunjoye’s testimony, tendered documents and her specific role during the elections, and several points of law were specifically raised by the respondents to challenge the authenticity and admissibility of her evidence in the case.

Dr. Alex Iziyon, SAN, representing Governor Okowa, specifically challenged Chief Thomson Okopoko, SAN, representing the petitioners when he first expressed his objection to the manner the petitioners’ counsel was leading the witness in evidence by suggesting that it was inappropriate to lead the witness to orally adopt evidence and deposition which has already been received by the tribunal.

The respondents, Dr. Iziyon, SAN, Chief A.T Kehinde, SAN and Damien D. Dodo, SAN, equally objected to the documents, noting that only the first document, dated April 29 was listed and frontloaded and the content was different from what was contained in the second document dated August 13, 2015, which was not frontloaded and this amongst other reasons, including certification of the documents by engraving rather than long hand, were sufficient reasons to dismiss the documents as evidence in the case.

A.T Kehinde, SAN, specifically raised objection on what constitutes the proper certification of a document, and invoking the supreme Court judgment in Belgore vs Ahmed, posited that for a document to have been deemed to be properly certified, it must have the name and title of the certifying officer as well as the date all written in long hand rather than stamped or engraved with only the signature written in long hand as was the case with the INEC documents.

He said that the learned judges of the Supreme Court had established this specific way of certification of a document not only to further strengthen that particular provision as contained in the Evidence Act, but also to prevent a situation where persons will be deterred from going to carve stamps with the purpose of impersonating someone else by engraving the stamped name and then signing any signature on the stamp. He equally confirmed that he intended to object to the petition of the petitioners and all the processes filed to support the petition in the Trial proper.

Damien Dodo, SAN also objected specifically to the issue of payment of legal fees which, he said was a point of law and a necessary requirement before any document can be admitted into trial.

During the cross examination Mrs. Oladunjoye, Dr. Iziyon established the following, namely; that while the first document dated April 29, had a total of 709, 700 voters accredited by the card reader, the second document had 715, 393 voters accredited by the card reader; that while the first document had no nil or zero entries, the second document had 232 nil or zero entries. He also informed the Tribunal that the total number of Personal Voters Cards, PVCs released to Delta State was 1, 929, 952.

Iziyon also established, that this was the first time Mrs. Oladunjoye who, by her own admission, confirmed that she had been a staff of INEC for 16 years and had participated in Three (3) previous elections, had participated in an election where the card reader was deployed, and that there were challenges associated with the use of the card readers since it was the first time it was being used in an election in Nigeria.

Mrs. Oladunoye equally admitted, under cross-examination, that while one of the functions of the card reader was to authenticate the identity of the holder of the PVC, she was neither in the field nor participated in the Delta State Governorship elections physically, and that the documents she tendered were derived from information uploaded from the field by the relevant officials that handled the card reader and that while there were no remarks to indicate why the nil entries were made, it was possible that the information contained in some of the card readers used in the elections may not have been uploaded to the main database in the INEC Headquarters as a result of the challenges including network failure.

But she was quick to add that any card reader that failed to upload information from the field, was subsequently brought to the INEC Headquarters were it was activated, and while confirming that there were about 12 (twelve) staff, who had access to the data base with their own personal pass words, the INEC Data base was however shut down six weeks after the elections, when the Commission determined by its own consent that all election results had been received, and that all the relevant authorities and officials involved with the elections had been informed before the database was shut down.

In his own cross examination, counsel to Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, Chief A.T Kehinde, SAN, established that Mrs. Oladunjoye was not involved with voting, counting of votes and the transmission of the votes from the card readers to the main database at INEC.

He also established she was not aware that the card readers may have changed hands before, during and after the elections and that she did not inspect the card readers to access its workability or otherwise, before the results were transmitted to their data base in INEC Headquarters.

Chief Okpoko, SAN, responding to the objections and cross examinations of the respondents, during his own re-examination, established through Mrs. Oladunjoye, the three functions of the card reader as verification of the owner of the card reader as the rightful person, authentication of the card reader as the official property of INEC and accreditation of the owner of the card reader as a voter.

He also countered the decision not to frontload the second document, saying that, you cannot go to your opponent to collect document and when the person subpoenaed is the same person in custody of that document, the document needs not be frontloaded, adding that the surprise expressed by the respondents at the tendering of the document was out of place as they had already pleaded the existence of the document in their response and that since Mrs. Oladunjoye had come to present and tender INEC documents and INEC was was an interested party in the case, the frontloading of the documents was not particularly necessary.

The three-man Tribunal led by Justice Nasiru Gunmi, in a consolidating ruling, upheld the positions of the petitioner, dismissed the objections of the respondents and admitted the documents as numbered petitioner evidence and exhibits for the trial proper.

The second petitioner witness, Ugo Hillary Nkemdi, who was described as a (Chief Planning Officer and) civil servant with INEC presented 3 (Three) documents to the Tribunal viz: INEC Press Statement dated 2nd April 2015; Manual for election officials, 2015 and Approved Guidelines for the regulation of the 2015 elections.

The respondents counsel, Dr. Iziyon, SAN (Okowa), Chief Kehinde, SAN (PDP) Damien Dodo, SAN (INEC), during their cross-examinations, raised the same earlier objections on the authority and instruction contained in the subpoena, the authorised verification rule for documents desirous to be tendered and the issue of Legal fees, as was the case with Mrs. Abimbola Oladunjoye.

Intriguingly, any and all verbal attempts, subtly or otherwise, by the respondents counsel to extract further information from Mr. Ugo Hillary Nkemdi was met with the taciturn answer “My Lords, I don’t know. I was only invited here to tender documents and nothing more.”

In ruling on the objections raised by the respondents, the three-man Justice Nasiru Gunmi led tribunal panel, maintained their positions as with the first petitioner witness and dismissed the objections of the respondents counsel to the witness and documents, which were then admitted and tendered as numbered Exhibits in the trial proper.

Dr. Iziyon, SAN, however expressed his reservations on the documents tendered and in response to Chief Okpoko’s query on the basis of his reservations, told the Tribunal that, based on several other germane evidences, including the mentioned case of Orji vs Okechukwu, which had not been copiously deliberated upon as a result of the time constraints, he reserved the right to present the reasons for his reservations in his final address before the Tribunal.

Justice Nasiru Gunmi led three-man tribunal panel then acceded to Iziyon’s request and the day ended when the petitioner counsel Chief Thomson Okpoko, SAN, indicated to the tribunal that he would desire to take a break for the day after the rigourous arguments and exhaustive witness examinations, to which the Tribunal Chairman, Justice Gunmi, sympathetically concurred with, saying: “By your age, I don’t blame you”, which drew good natured humour and laughter from all sides, as the trial was adjourned to the next day.



DAY TWO

The second day’s sitting had commenced with the petitioner counsel, Chief Thomsom Okpoko, SAN, informing the tribunal that he “had a sackload of election materials which were to be tendered and that he and the respondents counsel had come to agreement to take only one witness in the morning hours, after which they would proceed on recess to do a joint sorting out of the materials and then return later in the day for a couple more witnesses, if there was still time.

The endorsement of this arrangement by the three-man Justice Nasiru Gunmi led Tribunal paved way for the invitation of the first witness of the day, Pastor Ifeanyi Agbeniyi, an APC local government collation agent during the governorship election, who lives at Mission Road, Ashaka in Ndokwa East Local Government Area.

Pastor Agbeniyi presented a set of results, selected from the ‘sackload’ which Chief Okpoko had earlier referred to and having admitted that he had signed some and had not signed others, was led through the process of identifuing those he signed and those he did not sign, as a strategy to establish issues that bothered on alteration and falsification of some results.

Dr. Izyion, SAN, who quickly raised alarm that the documents were only been presented to the respondents for the first time and thus required inspection and appropriate response, however acquiesced, with his other respondents, to the petitioner’s intention to continue with the cross cross examining the witness, Pastor Ifeanyi Agbeniyi.

Pastor Agbeniyi, under cross examination by Iziyon, was led to establish that some of the assertions and allegations were incorrect, as he stated, by his own admission, that he had signed some result sheets in columns where he was not suppose to sign and did not sign where he was supposed to sign.

Chief A.T Kehinde, SAN, appearing for PDP, also challenged the competence of the petition and the processes filed with it, saying that he would reserve the objection to the documents, which will be filed in his final address.

Damien Dodo, SAN, appearing for INEC harped on the right of the respondent to state the reasons for the inadmissibility of document in his final arguments, stating that this is a right that cannot be waived by the court.

Justice Gunmi thereafter adjourned further hearing till 2.00 pm, as agreed to allow for the inspection of election materials.



TRIBUNAL WALKS OUT APC WITNESS

A mild drama however ensued when hearing resumed, when Dr. Alex Izyion, SAN, counsel to Governor Ifeanyi Okowa, alerted the three- man tribunal panel of the unusual presence of one Omadeli Tuoyo, a star witness of the petitioners; the All Progressive Congress (APC) and its gubernatorial candidate in the 2015 governorship election, Olorogun Otega Emerhor.

The bewildered justice Gunmi immediately ordered that the name, Omadeli Tuoyo, be read out loudly to the crowded tribunal hall and suddenly, a dark complexioned young man sauntered out, took to his heels and fled from the next exit, in an apparent bid to escape contempt of court, but was apprehended before he made good his escape.

Izyion, alongside other counsel representing the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) and Peoples’ Democratic Party (PDP) Mr. D.D.Dodo (SAN) and A.T Kehinde (SAN) respectively, expressed displeasure over the antics deployed by APC and Olorogun O’tega Emerhor to subvert justice in the trial by allowing their witnesses to hide inside the court room during tribunal proceedings, which runs contrary to the legal procedure.

Dr. Izyion lamented that, “witnesses who are suppose to give evidence in court are suppose to be out of court and out of hearing, adding that the benefit of his presence in court will be against him becosue he has had the proceeding and had the privilege of listening to all the cross examination so, he would not be allowed to benefit from that privilege, so his evidence might be taken with a pinch of salt.”

Counsel to APC and Otega, Chief Thomson Okpoko (SAN), in attempt to absolve himself of any culpability, told Iziyon that: “you should have whispered to me (refereeing to Izyion) that ‘your witness is in court, now you are making it look as if we are planting this witness in court, when we have not heard whether he was here as at the time the witness was giving evidence, or not. However, whatever the position, that is of no consequence to us. When the time comes, he will tell you what he did,” Okpoko said.

Tribunal Chairman, Justice Nasiru Gunmi then walked out the seemingly ‘compromised’ Omadeli Tuoyo, from the tribunal venue for violating the rule that forbids either the petitioners or respondents witnesses to be present at the tribunal room while proceedings are on-going and it was on that note that trial was adjourned till the next day.



DAY THREE

Day Three commenced on a confrontational note, when Counsel to the Labour Party and Chief Great Ogboru, in an apparent expression of fear and unhappiness that a further delay in commencing their own matter, already scheduled by the Tribunal for that same August 27, 2015, may greatly impact on their case, given the time factor, and as such any more attempt to shift the commencement of the trial on their own petition, was totally unacceptable.

The Justice Nasiru Gunmi led three-man Delta State election petitions tribunal panel, had adjourned from the following day, with the agreement that inspection of materials would continue today in order to grant the All Progressive Congress, APC, the opportunity to finish inspection and conclude its case by Friday, August 28, 2015.

However, Counsel to the Labor Party/Chief Great Ogboru, represented on the day by Mr. U Onwukwe Esquire, expressed dissatisfaction with the tribunal panel for allowing the matter between the All Progressive Congress (APC) and Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, take precedence over his own cases, without due consultations with him.

Onwukwe, who stood in for Chief Dele Adesina, SAN, lead counsel to Chief Ogboru/LP, prayed the tribunal to allow his matter to be called, as already scheduled, so that they can finally commence their case and call his witness to mount the witness box.

Onwukwe also pointed out that the Labour Party, LP and Chief Ogboru had filed their own petition earlier than the All Progressive Congress. APC/Olorogun O’tega Emerhor, and so ought to have been given the right of first hearing, however conceded that since the tribunal had already scheduled the inspection of election materials by the other petitioner and the respondents, he was willing to grant them the whole of Thursday, August 27, while his case be re-scheduled for Friday, August 28 to commence.

All entreaties by the respondents, Dr. Alex Izyion (SAN) counsel to governor Okowa, Chief Timothy Kehinde (SAN), counsel to PDP and Mr. D.D Dodo counsel to INEC, who pleaded that the matter be shifted to Saturday even, to allow the Senior and elderly Chief Okpoko, SAN, finish his case, instead of coming to court and waiting and possibly for the whole day, while they took on the Labour Party matter, failed to budge Onwukwe, who stood his ground and even added that that his witness, an INEC staff, who had been subpoenaed for the case, has a limited time to be way from duty post in Abuja.

Chief A.T Kehinde then argued that, “The witness has not write to be absent from court. She is duty bound to be available day to day until your Lordships feel that her services are no longer required. The whole of next week will be very convenient, if she comes on Monday, gives her evidence and we go on with the other witness that they want to present.

“I suggest that tomorrow will not be convenient looking at the entire circumstances, especially taking into consideration the eagerness of APC to conclude their case. By every parameter, the APC trial commenced first, before that of labour party. LP can have the whole of next week to conduct their case, just as APC has taken the whole of this week to prosecute its case. Besides, cases are scheduled according to seniority and not when they filed, when such conflicts of scheduling arises”, Kehinde said. 

Dodo, in his submission adopted the positions of the Kehinde and Izyion, and said, “We believe it’s better to have APC close its case, and it goes away for one week or ten days. Then Labour Party, LP, can open its case and take the whole week as well. With that, the Tribunal records will be tidier and more organized. Let’s conduct the case in an orderly manner.

“APC should be allowed conclude its case then Labour will come and have its own bite. Instead of closing at 6pm, we can even stay till about 9pm to 10pm. We have even had cases where we stayed till midnight My Lords. The witness they are talking about is from my client and I can even guarantee that she will be available for the next two weeks if need be”, he said.

But Onwukwe, who explained that lead counsel, Chief Adesina, SAN, was unable to appear in person because of an undisclosed illness, however countered by saying that, “This is not an issue of tidiness. The records are different, as APC record will be different from LP record. We filed our petition first. We can here for the hearing of our matter.

“They cannot be complaining of to taking their time. It’s my time they are taking and I have deferred to them in recognition of seniority. I am not complaining. I have already conceded today to them. Let us take my case tomorrow. It’s important to state that this matter was adjourned for the 20th and because of their motion, the matter was further shifted. This is not about taking bites at the cases. It is a serious affair here My Lords. We cannot continue like this”.

Chairman of the Tribunal, sensing a possible legal confrontation between Onwukwe and the legal giants arrayed against him, wisely acceded to Onwukwe‘s request and asked him to call his witness and commence his cases.

But in a dramatic turn, Onwukwe, after announcing his appearance and the name of his witness, simply said, “My lord, we are still standing on our earlier ground and conceding to them. Let the matter be adjourned till tomorrow to enable us examine our witness and continue with the trial.”

The three-man Justice Nasiru Gunmi tribunal panel, after listening to the arguments, then gave ruling that the Labour Parry, LP matter be re-scheduled for Saturday August 29, 2015 for commencement and adjourned sitting till 2pm to allow for the inspection of election materials, by the APC counsel and the respondents counsel.



DAY FOUR

The highlight of Day Four was the re-echoing of an earlier but sustained allegation by Counsels to Governor Okowa, the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) and Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), that the All Progressive Congress (APC) and its gubernatorial candidate in the governorship election in Delta State, Olorogun Otega Emerhor, were stalling the trial in the election petition they filed challenging the victory of Governor Ifeanyi Okowa at the April 2015 polls.

At the resumed hearing   of the trial of the Delta State Governorship Election Petition Tribunal sitting in Asaba, on Friday, August 28, counsel to APC and O’tega , Chief Thomson Okpoko (SAN) had moved a motion praying the court for adjournment to enable it get certified copies of his petition documents from INEC.

He had argued that most of the documentations were not properly certified as stipulated by the Supreme Court, adding that, the true and proper certification would be done by the INEC administrative secretary.

But INEC counsel, Damien Dodo (SAN) raised an objection, saying that APC and O’tega’s inability to secure a genuine certification was an act of negligence as they had all the opportunity to do so before approaching the tribunal.

He prayed the court not to grant APC another adjournment as that would amount to stalling the trial noting that ample time have been lost since the tribunal commenced sitting.

He argued further that, the trial can go on, and that APC and Otega can submit whatever document in their position whether certified or not, as the tribunal would give them the opportunity of sending in their documents on or before the end of the trial

Dodo also averred that INEC can avail them the opportunity of using its documents to continue with the trial as both parties will be relying on the same papers to present to the tribunal.

Arguing in the same vein, counsel to PDP, Timothy Kehinde (SAN) urged the tribunal not to grant APC the adjournment saying that, doing so will mean overreaching the petitioner and thus delay the proceedings.

He pointed out that, “The documents were certified and giving to the petitioners, while we responded. We submit that it will be an act of bad faith for the petitioners if they only just discovered the imperfection in their certification. It is trite law that public documents that have not been certified can be put in after which it can be certified”.

He lamented the incessant request for adjournment from the petitioners adding that, the tribunal had already granted such requests on the 25, 26, 27, and 28 of August 2015, adding that any further request for adjournment for the purpose of certification of documents would amount to injustice on the part of the respondents and the general public.

Dr. Alex Izyion, (SAN), counsel to governor Ifeanyi Okowa, in his submission prayed the court to dismissed the motion saying that the petitions is sui generis or in a class of its own being an election petition matter which was time bound, and the tribunal has little or no time left, adding that section 46 of the Electoral Act limits the request being sought.

Chairman of the three-man panel tribunal, Justice Nasiru Gunmi in his ruling said it has become necessary to grant the petitioners time to regularize their document as that will ensure that the parties are giving fair hearing. He therefore adjourned the matter to 4th September, 2015 for continuation of trial and the possible conclusion of the APC/O lorogun O’tega Emerhor’s case.

Reacting to the way and manner the trial has proceeded so far, the Governorship candidate of the All Progressive Congress, APC, in the April 11, 2014, Delta State Governorship elections, Olorogun O’tega Emerhor, expressed satisfaction with the handling of the matter by the three-man Tribunal panel and waxed confident about his chances of getting victory at the end of the day.

Olorogun Emerhor said: “You can see that the matter is very technical and both sets of lawyers have really brought out their legal fireworks to conduct their cases. Of course as the petitioner i am very confident that i will win and that is why i brought the case to the Tribunal. The case is still on-going and though some of the objections raised by the other side have been dismissed, I cannot comment much on it now. But I am very satisfied with the way my legal team is handling the case”, he said.

The respondents, especially the spokespersons for the PDP and Governor Okowa, hinted however that, there was no cause for worry as the dismissal of most of their objections is duly allowed in a legal process and the Tribunal panel has ruled accordingly.

The dismissals had not seriously impacted negatively on their case as they intend to present the reasons for their reservation in their final addresses and take their objection to the petition and all the processes filed with it to its legal and logical conclusion.

“We are here to do our case and you can see that, despite the dismissals of our objections by the tribunal panel in-spite of the reservations, which is our right to express and we have so expressed, over the way the witnesses were invited and the admissibility of the documents presented and adopted as exhibits by the tribunal, we have carried on with the cross examination of the witnesses and inspection of elections materials. We are fully prepared to do our case and we will adopt our positions in our final addresses and take our case to its very logical and legal conclusion, just as the other also has the right to do, if it so desires and if the need arises”, they said.

Delta Guber Polls: INEC CONFIRMS SUBSTANTIAL USE OF CARD READERS DURING POLLS, AS LABOUR PARTY RAISES ALARM OVER OWN WITNESS STATEMENT **** It is all Propaganda – PDP


The long awaited but much delayed commencement of the trial to determine the petition filed by the Labour Party, LP and its governorship candidate, Chief Great Ovedje Ogboru, challenging the declaration of Senator Ifeanyi Arthur Okowa, of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, as the winner of the April 11, Delta State governorship election, by the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, finally swung into action on Saturday, August 29, 2015 before the three member Delta State Election Petition Tribunal panel, sitting in Asaba and headed by Justice Nasiru Gunmi.

The Chief Ogboru/LP legal team lead by Chief Femi Adesina, SAN had formulated 7 (seven) issues concerning the April 11, 2014 Delta Guber elections, including the central role played by the card reader in the conduct of the polls to anchor their petition and it was little wonder that Labour Party Counsel for the day, Mr. Robert Emukpoeruo Esquire had called an INEC staff with the ICT department, Mrs. Nnenna Essien, as its first witness.

Mrs. Nnenna Essien is the Head of INEC Software Developer, Systems Design and Analysis, of the information unit of the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) Abuja, and in her testimony under cross examination, confirmed to the Tribunal that card readers were substantially used during the governorship election in Delta State.

She made the disclosure during a cross examination by lead counsel to the People’s Democratic Party (PDP), Chief. Timothy Kehinde, SAN and also revealed that due to occasional systems failure during the election, the information unit could not capture some data from the field officers that used card readers hence the instruction that the voters register should be used were card readers failed.

Mrs. Essien, who was under subpoena by the tribunal, to give evidence at the trial said, “It will be wrong to say that card readers were not used in Delta State elections. Card readers were also used at the collation centres. The collation officers at the collation centres also looked at the register to cross check the results of the form EC8A”.

Essien said, “The design is that the card reader must identify the card (PVC), the bearer of  the card  and other information about the voter. We did not make provision for swapping of PVC on the card reader and no provision for the introduction of external scanner for finger print into the card reader”.

She further revealed that the INEC servers (information collation center) was shut down six weeks after the governorship election in Delta State was conducted following the instruction from former INEC boss, Professor Attahiru Jega.

“We did not receive all the transmitted data in one day after the election. The servers were shut dawn on the 25 of May 2015, six weeks after the governorship election in Delta State.  I am not aware that data were still being transmitted after the server has been shut down and we do not have records of failed or nil data transmission in our system”.

She said about 1.9 million  PVCs were distributed in Delta State adding that, 4,878 polling units were created in Delta State, including voting points. She further disclosed that about 2.3 million voters were recorded in the state. 

An interesting drama suddenly ensued shortly after Mrs. Essien had stepped out from the witness box and Justice Gunmi had directed Chief Ogboru’s counsel, Mr. Robert Emukpoeruo to call his next witness, an INEC official, into the witness box, for introduction, cross examination and re-examination.

It was at this juncture and after a brief adjournment to enable the expected witness to mount the box that Counsel to Ogboru/Labour Party, LP, Robert Emukpoeruo Esquire, raised the alarm that a fresh statement from their own INEC witness, which they, as the petitioners, had neither seen nor deposed to, has just been served on him and as a result, urged the tribunal to adjourn till Monday to enable him study the document.

The request generated another round of objections from the counsels to Okowa, PDP and INEC, Dr. Alex Izyion (SAN), Chief. Timothy Kehinde (SAN) and Professor Onyinyechi Ikpeazu (SAN), respectively.

The well respected Prof. Ikpeazu who was a familiar presence but was appearing for the first time in the matter as lead counsel with alongside Mr. Dodo (SAN), told the tribunal that they cannot afford to wait till next Monday for the continuation of trial. The learned counsel argued that INEC had assembled all the needed document they want for the trial.

Damien Dodo, SAN on his own part, told the tribunal that already, ten trucks bearing INEC documents are standing-by and ready to be moved into the court room for examination, adding that any further delay will not be in the interest of the parties in the petition.

Dr. Iziyon, SAN in his own argument, had drawn the attention of the Tribunal panel to the fact that adjourning till Monday would be of no consequence as the statement by the witness had already been deposed to under oath and filed before the court and would not change, delay or no delay.

Chief Kehinde, SAN, also drew the attention of the Tribunal that contrary to the argument of the petitioner, it was the witness that was responsible for whatever statement was deposed to as it is the witness rather than his counsel, who would instruct the deponent on what to write and also verify that all he has said has been properly reflected in the statement before the deponent would sign on behalf of the legal team representing him in court.

According to Keninde, the witness was solely responsible for his own statement, which is only given legal authority by the deponent. It was not the duty of the counsel to take responsibility for a witness statement, because it is the witness that would be invited to the witness box to adopt the statement he has deposed to. “I am properly guided by the law on this matter, my Lords”, Kehinde concluded.

After listening to the arguments of the counsels, Justice Gunmi adjourned the matter to Monday, August 31st for continuation of trial.

Mixed reaction however greeted the decision by the tribunal to adjourn the matter till Monday August 31 st as requested by the Labour Party and its counsel, Robert Emukpoeruo Esquire.

A chieftain of the Labour Party, LP, Mr. Turner Ogboru noted that it was legally strange for counsel not to be aware of the statement of its witness, when it was that same counsel that is representing the witness in a trial.

“Is it possible that our lawyers will not be aware of the statement of our witness? How can they serve us this statement we have not seen before today by our own witness and expect us to continue with the trial? The Tribunal has done the right thing by adjourning till Monday to give us time to study the statement and respond appropriately”.

Mr. Ogboru, who equally confirmed that the witness was duly listed as a petitioners-witness, however hinted at some conspiracy and suggested that there may have been a switch as the person they had been discussing with in INEC and had expected to be the witness they intended to invite, may not have been the same person who was introduced to the Tribunal and whose statement was served on them today, even as he added that they intended however to continue with the witness on Monday, after they must have studied the statement comprehensively.

The Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, was however not very pleased with the attempt by the Labour Party to waste further time in the trial by asking for an adjournment to study a statement which was deposed to by their own witness.

A visibly unhappy Chief A.T Kehinde, representing INEC, re-echoed his earlier position on during sitting, where he drew attention to the fact that Counsel to a matter cannot claim to be ignorant of the statement of its own witness.

Kehinde said: “How can they claim not to know what their own witness has deposed to? It is the duty of counsel to follow up his client and witnesses and ensure that what is finally brought before the court is what they want to be brought before the court. The Labour Party has been conducting their case with propaganda and this is another ploy in its propaganda strategy to create an impression and a diversion that do not know about their witness statement.

“They should have made sure that what was deposed to by their witness was the statement they wanted to submit to the court. The witness is their witness and it is their prerogative to continue with him or not. The statement has already been deposed to and the Tribunal has done the right thing to adjourn till Monday to give them time to study it. We are waiting for them, but we will not hesitate to take appropriate action if there is any hint or suggestion of foul play labelled against us as part of their propaganda strategy in this particular matter”, a visibly angry Kehinde hinted. 

 

POLICE REPORT INDICTS LABOUR PARTY

Flashpoint News online however gathered that the decision of the Labour Party, to suspend the invitation of the said INEC witness, may not be unconnected with several paragraphs in the witness’ deposed statement, which categorically linked several persons connected with the Labour Party to an alleged theft of election materials, which according to a Police report attached to the deposed statement and already made public as far back as June 2015, may greatly improve the election fortunes of whoever was in possession of such materials.

Delta State Police Command has arrested and detained some officials of Labour Party (LP)   over the possession of sensitive electoral documents of the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) in relation to the just concluded governorship and House of Assembly elections in the state.

The witness had categorically averred in his statement had categorically that he, amongst other things, had the authority of his bosses to issue the statement; that elections had been conducted in all the 25 LGA’s in Delta State and results had been collated at the INEC Headquarters in Asaba; that the election materials had been kept in the custody of INEC where interested parties involved with the elections had applied and had been given access to the materials; that since the volume of requests had overwhelmed the capacity of INEC, the commission had graciously allowed parties to come with their photocopiers to make copies of the said materials.

The statement then said that it was in the process of making these photocopies that the said materials had been stolen by persons identified and linked to the Labour; that the police had been notified of the theft and granted permission to investigate the matter further; that it was discovered after a verification search of the INEC materials, that a substantial number of results had been removed from the INEC by the said thieves.

Police investigations, according to the police report attached to the statement of the witness had revealed that some amongst the seven suspects, arrested or interrogated in connection with the alleged theft had links with the Labour Party, LP, as well as others who were identified as INEC staff that aided and abetted the theft of the alleged stolen INEC electoral materials for the 2015 general election.

A certified true copy of the police report, attached to the witness statement, signed by Deputy Commissioner of Police (DCP) Hafiz M. Inuwa and addressed to the Delta State commissioner of police, states that a prima-facie case of forgery and falsification have been established.  

According to the police report, with reference number CR3000/DTS/SD3/VOL/3/230, dated 25th June, 2015, the police acting on a tip-off swooped on a popular hotel located in the metropolis of Asaba, the Delta State capital and searched a room said to be occupied by the suspects in possession of INEC original copies of results relating to the just concluded governorship election in the state and found the said documents

The report further stated that, “the recovered and identified result sheets are sensitive materials that should not be found outside the custody of INEC or officials of INEC and that the person that stole the result sheets is the person that stands to gain advantage at the Electoral Petition Tribunal, if INEC could not produce the result sheets when the tribunal demands for it”

The report listed the items recovered to include; “47 completed copies of original result sheet, otherwise known as, form EC8A, for the governorship election held in parts of Warri South; 16 completed copies of original result sheets, otherwise known as form EC8A (1), for House of Assembly elections held in parts of Warri South; 7 completed copies of original result sheets, otherwise known as form EC8 for governorship election held in parts of Ugheli North”.

Other items removed also include, “5 completed copies of original result sheet, otherwise known as form EC8A (1), for House of Assembly election held in Ugheli North and one copy of original form EC8B (1) for summary of results from polling units in Warri South. Also recovered were 149 original copies of polling unit material receipt forms, otherwise known as form EC25B; 139 copies of forged forms EC25B among others”.

Among those arrested and interrogated in connection with the incident are Chief Tony Ezegwu , who is the  Delta State Labour Party Chairman  and  Onodawerho Esiri, the prime suspect in the report.

The report indicates that two staff of INEC staff allegedly conniving with the agents of the Labour Party were interrogated, adding that, “following the discovery of these exhibits, INEC did a stock taking of its strong room and discovered that a total of 117 results sheets for governorship election and 20 of the house of Assembly election are missing from their strong room”.

The police, according to the report, had established grounds on which each of the suspects would be charged to court and concluded plans to charge the suspects to court for conspiracy to steal, forgery and receiving of stolen INEC property.

It was this police report, attached to the Labour Party’s own witness statement, which has already been deposed to and filed in court as the witness statement that may have panicked the Labour Party and its counsel, Robert Emukpoeruo, to seek an adjournment till Monday, August 31, 2015. 

Skype founder sues ex-fiancee after she fails to return $471,000 engagement ring


Skype co-founder claims he got the picture when he found out his fiancee allegedly cheated on him, and now he's suing to get the ridiculously expensive ring back.

According to TMZ,Janus Friis claims in a new lawsuit, he got engaged to Maria Louise Joenson -- a Danish recording artist who goes by Aura Dione -- back in 2013. As a symbol of his love, he gave her a $471,000 engagement ring, an apartment and cash, but claims there were strings attached to the gifts ... they had to seal the deal.

Friis claims he learned she had "multiple affairs and sexual encounters with other men" and broke off the engagement. So now he wants his stuff back.

Friis wants minimum $1 million.

Saturday 29 August 2015

10 Secret Photos of Tonto Dike That Will Shock You



Below are some pictures of tonke dike that will shock you

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BBA’s Dillish Matthews Thinks Nigerian Men Are The Most Romantic! Do You Agree?


Winner of Big Brother Africa 2013, Dillish Matthews is #TeamNigerianMen!

During a recent interview were she cleared the air about her rumoured romance with Flavour, the 24 year old flew the flag for Naija men, saying very romantic and gentle.

She told Pulse

I think they are very romantic. Well from what I have heard they are very romantic. From what I have seen they open the car doors. They treat ladies like queens. They are gentle

About Flavour she said,

We worked together, and we did our music video. Friendship did come from there, but yeah we are just friends

Watch the interview video after the jump

Another Beautiful Girl N-u'd Selfies Surface on Online And Released By Sugar Boyfriend [See Full Photos]

 
These days the rate ladies Nu'd photos is been released on the internet is really alarming... some of them decided to e'x-pos'e themselves all in the name of little selfies or trying to impress their boyfriends or man friends just to keep them under their pants or imprison them with those photos but no knowing this photos will surface online some day....

This is another photos of a girl who sent her Nu'd pics to her sugar - daddy for money finally come out in public...

In one word of advise what will you tell the young lady now that all here photos are out.

7 Bedroom Secrets Women Want Men To Know



Quite a lot of women have so many things in their minds to convey across to their men when it comes to bedroom secrets, however, only a handful munch up the courage to express some of these secrets out.

Here are seven secrets women wish their partner knew:

1. A great talk is as good as being loved
So many women find having a great talk their man a massive turn-on. For them, talking and feeling loved work hand-in-hand. A good conversation while having a walk or while relaxing can go a long way to make a woman feel loved. It also helps the woman to be mentally prepared and very at alert for intimate moments.

2. Many women are anxious about their looks
It is natural for couples who have together for a long time not to find the woman attractive like the earlier times of the marriage. This insecurity of feeling less alluring makes some women to only get naked only under the cover of darkness. Caring men can sense such anxieties. There is no need to lie and say she’s gorgeous if she isn’t, nor is there a need to say that she is not attractive anymore. One can always appreciate and praise what you do find attractive.

3. For a woman s ex isn’t separate from rest of her life
While s ex is just a little part of a man’s life, women on the other hand tend to view s ex as a great chunk of their lives. Men can compartmentalize, feeling that stressful aspects of life can be parked mentally and separated from s exual activity. Women need good feelings and experiences during the day to have satisfying s ex. How her lover treats her out of bed, greatly influences her response in bed. Inattentiveness, harsh language, rude tones, hurtful words, and criticism can make it difficult for a woman to get involved, feel enthusiastic and be passionate during s ex.

4. Women adore non-s exual touching and tenderness
Every woman loves romance, cuddling, hand-holding and kissing. However, lots of women have complain that their men never do this except during foreplay. A woman should make her man realise the joy of touching. As you give him a relaxing massage and stroke his face and hair tenderly, he starts experiencing the joy of this kind of non-s exual touching. Tell your man what makes you feel loved and wanted.

Omg!! men Should Always Be careful About Ladies !! See What This Actress Posted Online She Says(PHOTOS)



Cossy says she’s home alone with her huge b0*0bs and bored.. how can you help?

See more pics below..

OMG Are These B00bs for Real? Chick Shows It All Completely [Photos]


We all know this $exy young lady, Some say she did a b00b job while others still believe they are real..
Lately we have learnt that her b00bs is actually her main selling point and that's why she never seizes to flaunt it even when in church..

See more of her b00bs exposing pictures below:



Is Anything Wrong With The Dress This Girl Wore To Church?


Pastor Dee Franklin from St. Stephen Baptist Church in Houston posted this photo on her Facebook page of a woman that came to her church dressed like that.
Was it appropriate for the pastor to post it? 

Obasanjo, An Economic Illiterate And Liar Who Deserves No Respect – Soyinka


Nigeria’s former President, Chief Olusegun Obasanjo has been labeled an indescribable liar, who deserves no respect by Nobel laureate, Prof. Wole Soyinka.

The two elder citizens have a long history of squabbles and public disagreements, but on Friday night, when he was responding to questions during a programme tagged: ‘An evening with Wole Soyinka’, organised by Globacom, the Nobel Laureate said whatever comes out of Obasanjo’s mouth should be taken with a pinch of salt.

Asked to respond to Obasanjo’s assessment of him in the former president’s three-volume autobiography ‘My Watch’, where he notes that Soyinka is a good hunter and connoisseur of wines but a political illiterate, the Nobel Laureate said he was hardly bothered because those were the opinions of a liar.

Soyinka said, “Obasanjo is entitled to his opinion. But the question is: ‘Who respects the opinion of a liar?’

“I can spend the whole night proving that he is a liar. Obasanjo was once described by an economist, the late Prof Ojetunji Aboyade, as an economic illiterate. They nearly ‘went into blow’ that night. It was Prof. Mabogunje who separated them.

“So, if an economic illiterate calls somebody a political illiterate, no problem at all.

“In ‘My Watch’, Obasanjo told the first lie when he said he deplored lies. Anybody who said he never plotted to have an unconstitutional third term in office, even as a writer, I need a word to describe him”.

See what This Lady Wore!! She Says Her Sexy Boobs Has seduced All of You! Is that true? Say Something. Lolz!


Afrocandy is in Nigeria shooting her new movie and ofcourse showing us exactly why she could be the baddest. She says there’s no competition… funny woman.

See more pics bellow.


Saraki Hosts Kano Emir, Dangote, Promises Investors An Attractive Business Environment

 

Senate President, Dr. Abubakar Bukola Saraki, Friday said that the Senate is committed to enacting appropriate legislation to create attractive business environment in the country.

He said this when he received the Chairman of Black Rhino Group and Emir of Kano, Muhammadu Sanusi II, who led the Chairman and Co-founder of Blackstone Group, Stephen Schwarzman and his delegation on a courtesy call on the Senate President in Abuja. The delegation also included President, Dangote Group, Alhaji Aliko Dangote.

The Senate President said that the 8th Senate would concentrate on commercial aspects of the nation’s laws having successfully reviewed the criminal aspect in the 7th Senate.

“I congratulate you for the first step you have taken in coming to invest in Nigeria and to reassure you that as far as we are concerned, the Senate will give support in any way we can to make legislations that will make investing in Nigeria conducive,” Saraki said.

“One of our priorities in the legislature is to look at the private sector and the business environment because some of our old laws have not been reviewed and that is why we are setting up committees to look at and make it more interesting and attractive to invest in Nigeria.

“In the Seventh Senate, we have done a review of the criminal aspect of the laws and brought them up to date and now we are dealing on the commercial side,” he said.

Speaking earlier, Emir Sanusi II said Black Rhino Group, which handles Africa’s infrastructure investments, is partnering with Dangote Group to make significant investments in the country.

“I am here in my capacity as the chairman, Black Rhino Group which handles Africa’s infrastructure investment and we are committed, in partnership with President Aliko Dangote, to make significant investments in power, energy and infrastructure in this country,” Sanusi said.

“Stephen (Chairman and Co-founder of Blackstone Group) is here on working visit and he will meet the President today basically given his assurance of continued support to the group and this country and to the effort of the administration to fix the infrastructure problems of the country.”

On his part, Chairman and Co-founder of Blackstone Group, Stephen Schwarzman, congratulated Saraki on his election as Senate President.

He said his company is partnering with Aliko Dangote to invest in projects in the country.

“We have been very active in the infrastructure business particularly with power. We have teamed up with Aliko Dangote to try and do some projects here in Nigeria.

“We are very positive about the impact we can make and as an outsider, we have seen the change, the government’s emphasis on power. It is very important from an outsider’s perspective,”

Today, I received a delegation of the Blackstone Group, led by Group CEO Stephen Schwartzman. The Emir of Kano, Muhammad Sanusi II, and the President of Dangote Group, Aliko Dangote formed a part of the delegation.

The purpose of the meeting was to discuss ways that the 8th Senate and businesses can partner to provide legislative framework that will lead to job creation and strengthening the Nigerian economy.

One of our priorities in the legislature is to look at the private sector and the business environment because some of our old laws have not been reviewed and that is why we are setting up committees to look at and make it more interesting and attractive to invest in Nigeria.