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L-R: Dejuwon Sijuwade; Dedun Sijuwade; Kemi Alokolaro; Mr. Ola
Alokolaro; and Damola, during the inter-religious farewell service in
honour of the late Ooni of Ife, Oba Okunade Sijuwade in Ile-Ife, Osun
State
on Friday. Photo: Saheed Olugbon
No, you do not need to adjust your sets, you are actually looking at a woman with three breasts.
Jasmine Tridevil wants to work on TV and in a bid to get there she has spent $20,000 on surgery to get an extra boob.
It was a bit of an uphill struggle for Jasmine, however, as she says she asked between 50 and 60 doctors but none of them wanted to do it because they would be breaking ethics codes.
A Lady who dressed indecently was maltreated yesterday by motorbike operators at night in Abia, the lady was drunk and was walking home in a short tight dress which was like exposing her things out. She passed by some guys believed to the bike riders who pretended to offer her a ride home.
On their way they stopped and
Goalkeeper Sergio Romero and forward Memphis Depay were among four new players selected to start for Manchester United against Tottenham Hotspur in Saturday’s opening Premier League fixture at Old Trafford.
AMERICA’S wartime presidents have developed a ploy over the decades to boost the morale of their soldiers and civilian population: they undertake overt or covert trips to the war front. It hasn’t failed to achieve that objective, according to the record in the books. Let’s take a look at three instances in the history of the country. On December 2, 1952, President-elect Dwight Eisenhower went to Korea during the war that reshaped the map of the Korean Peninsula.
Hackers infiltrated the travel information video screens at a Brazilian bus station and replaced arrival and departure times with hard-core porn.
The sex footage ran for 15 minutes Friday evening at the Boqueirao station in the southern city of Curitiba. The depot was packed with travelers at the time.
President
Muhammadu Buhari on Friday directed the Ministry of Defence to produce a
plan for the establishment of a military industrial complex for the
local production of weapons for the use of the nation’s armed forces.
According
to a statement by his Senior Special Assistant on Media and Publicity,
Garba Shehu, the President gave the directive at the graduation ceremony
of the National Defence College, Abuja.
He said
the location production of weapons was meant to end the current
over-dependence on other countries for military equipment and
logistics.
The Vice President of the United Arab
Emirates and the Emir of Dubai, Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum,
has described Nigeria as the business hub of Africa and a potential
world super-power.
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He
made this remark at a recent meeting with the CEO of a Nigerian
construction firm, Sujimoto Group, Sijibomi Ogundele, during the
latter’s visit to Dubai. The forum was strategically designed to explore
investment opportunities and exchange between Nigerian luxury real
estate brand, Sujimoto Construction and top Emirati architectural firms.
On Wednesday 5th of August, 2015, the Central Bank of Nigeria banned the payment of cash into domiciliary accounts in the country. Signed by the Director of Trade and Exchange, CBN, Olakanmi Gbadamosi, the central bank said its action was as a result of recent reports by individual banks suspending the payment of foreign currencies into domiciliary accounts.
The police in Lagos State have arrested a part-time lecturer, Afeez Baruwa, for allegedly raping an 18-year-old girl, identified as Caroline (pseudonym) in the Yaba area.
PUNCH Metro learnt that the
victim, who was reportedly raped inside a study room, was seeking
admission into the University of Lagos, Akoka.
It was gathered that Baruwa was arrested by the Surulere Police Division on Monday, August 3.
Our correspondent gathered that the
lecturer, however, told the police in his statement that the sexual
intercourse was by mutual consent, insisting that he did not rape the
victim.
In an apparent move to save its image from possible damage, MTN Group is
said to have commenced talks with Nigeria’s Central Bank for early
repayment of almost $600 million of debt it owes some Nigerian banks.
Vanguard gathered that the move by the leading telecom operator was also
aimed at reducing further exposure of the naira, which has weakened
against the rand and US dollar.









