Wednesday, 1 November 2017

Davido's daughters super cute in their Halloween costume


 Davido's daughters Imade and Hailey couldn't be any cuter as they were photographed in their Halloween costume.

Sophia Momodu, mother to Imade dressed her up as Bella from Beauty and The Beast while Hailey was dressed a pink Flamingo.

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Gorgeous Instagram couple channel Ken and barbie for Halloween

A gorgeous couple known for globe-trotting and romantic photos, transformed into Ken and Barbie in two separate looks for Halloween. Manuela Mosca who has over 700 thousand Instagram followers shared the photos..
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Here's how much Cardi B's engagement ring from Offset costs

Cardi B's engagement ring cost $550,000
Cardi B received a stunning diamond engagement ring from boyfriend and Migos rapper, Offset. Now, the worth has been revealed.According to TMZ, the engagement ring which took a month and a half to make is worth $550,000.

The 8-carat stone is surrounded by 2 half-carat pear diamonds and 2 carats worth of pink and white stones.


Wild elephant kills man in Nepal

 A wild elephant in Nepal killed a 35-year-old man who attempted to chase it away, Police said on Wednesday.

The man was among a group of villagers who tried to chase away a herd of four wild elephants in the village of Bhadrapur in the country’s south-east, said senior police officer Bishnu KC.

“The elephants were crossing a road and were entering the forest. One of them turned back and crushed the man to death,” KC told dpa.

He said the area was part of a corridor used by wild elephants that ventured into human settlements during the harvest season between October and November.

Conflicts between wild animals and humans have increased in recent years in southern Nepal’s buffer zones, areas which lied between forests and human settlements.

In July, a 58-year-old man was mauled to death by a wild elephant near a wildlife reserve in south-east Nepal.


200,000 living with HIV in Oyo

Dr Sani Aliyu, Director-General, National Agency for the Control of AIDS ( NACA ) says an estimated 200,000 people are living with HIV in Oyo State.

He made the disclosure on Tuesday in Ibadan during a courtesy call on Gov. Abiola Ajimobi of Oyo State at the executive council chamber of the governor’s office.



The delegation led by Aliyu, included representatives of relevant international donor and funding agencies like WHO.

Aliyu stated that only 16,000 out of the estimated 200, 000 persons living with HIV in the state are currently on treatment.

“We have a gap between the number of infected persons and those on treatment. We have a gap between infected pregnant women and those receiving treatment.
“We also have issues with the number of new infections recorded,’’ he said.

The NACA boss stated that 10, 000 pregnant women in Oyo State are living with HIV, adding that about 50 people contact HIV in the state on a daily basis.

He stated that the state has a considerable figure in terms of new infections, commending the state government for running one of the best programmes on HIV/AIDS.

Aliyu said that there are 1,060,000 people living with HIV in Nigeria, out of which only five percent were currently on treatment courtesy of the Nigerian government.

The NACA boss stated that about one million Nigerians are currently on treatment on the bills of the international donor agencies.


Police confirm release of abducted nurse in Gombe

Mr Shina Olukolu ,Gombe state Commissioner of Police on Wednesday confirmed the release of Mr Ephraim Ajuji, a nurse  who was abducted by hoodlums in the early hours of Tuesday in Dadin-Kowa  town of Gombe.

Olukolu told the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) in a telephone conversation that the victim was released in the early hours of Wednesday.


“Due to persistent pressure from security agencies, led by police operatives, the victim was released very early this morning (Wednesday),” he said.

The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) recalled that the abductors of Mr Ephraim Ajuji, a nurse with Cottage Hospital in Dadin-Kowa town of Yamaltu Deba Local Government Area of Gombe, had demanded for N10 million ransom.

Daughter of the victim, Miss Mary Ephrain, had told newsmen that the kidnappers called around 7am Tuesday and stated their demand.

The daughter, who sustained a machete cut on her head during the attack, said the kidnappers threatened to kill her father if the ransom was not paid. (NAN)


Just In: Court dismisses Diezani’s application to return to Nigeria

A Federal High Court Sitting in Lagos has dismissed an application by a former Minister of Petroleum Resources, Mrs Diezani Alison-Madueke urging it to compel the Attorney General of the Federation, Mr Abubakar Malami, to bring her back to Nigeria to defend a criminal charge bordering on alleged laundering of N450 million.

Justice Rilwan Aikawa in a ruling on the issue agreed with the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) that the application is misconceived and amounts to “a misuse of the court process”.



According to Channels Tv, the court also held that having not been listed as a defendant in the charge, there is no offence yet being made against the Former Minister and she is “merely crying wolf where there is none”.

According to Justice Aikawa, Mrs Alison-Madueke did not also deny the claims of the EFCC that she is currently on bail in the UK where she is being investigated for several financial crimes and her filing of the application was merely a ploy to escape justice in the U.K.

The judge ruled that his court will not be used to achieve this aim. In the final analysis, he declared that Mrs Alison-Madueke’s application lacks merit and is accordingly dismissed.

The court has proceeded with the trial of the case.