01/07/2014

Raw Gold Discovered in Ilesha, Osun State

  

All is now set for the mining of the first gold in Ilesha, in the State of Osun as the Governor Rauf Aregbesola, signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with an Australian mining firm, Andalusian Mining Industry.

This came as the leader of the mining firm, Colin Miller, told the governor that his company would present the first raw gold to the people of the state before the end this year.

Here’s Why You May Never Be Rich (and How To Change That)



What’s the worst thing that could happen if you went totally broke today? This is not a rhetorical question. Take a few seconds to answer it before you read further.

What’s the very worst thing that could happen if you went dead broke today? Think about it for ten seconds.

For most people our age, the answer is something like: “A lot would happen, but it would not totally destroy me.” Why? Because when you’re in your early to mid-twenties, let’s face it— being broke happens, a lot.

And we survive it, because we are still young, with few responsibilities beyond ourselves. The most that would happen is that you move back in with your parents, spend a week thinking about your life, get over it and move on.

My Woman Wants To Kill Me In The Bedroom

  

 decided to bring out this issue because I've already promised this lady marriage last year and I'm trying to get all the money that is required for our wedding. But she has been growing too fat since this year and the worst thing is that she now seems to love séx even more than me, the man. I can't even say 'NO' as her weight is heavy and she will just hold me down anyhow she likes and I will have no choice but to satisfy her.

Opinion: The trouble with Nigeria? A failure of leadership

  Nigerian women call for the release of the kidnapped schoolgirls, in Abuja, on April 30, 2014.

Editor's note: Chude Jideonwo is managing partner of Red Media Africa, which hold's the continent's largest portfolio of youth media brands. His new book, "Are We The Turning Point Generation?" was published in May.
(CNN) -- A radio host pointed it out to me on my book tour, with alarm: a chapter in my new book -- written three years ago about my president, Goodluck Jonathan, and his handling of Boko Haram, terror and insecurity in Nigeria -- could have been written today, almost word for word.
"The truth is that I don't feel safe," I wrote in "Searching for a Vote of Confidence." "I, like many others living in Nigeria, will myself to feel safe, knowing I must take the risk and get onto the roads each day; we have no choice. But when it comes to the meat of it, you cannot possibly, really feel safe. Children have been kidnapped; average Nigerians' parents, "big men" (the elite), "oyinbos" (foreigners), and celebrities -- from the forbidding Pete Edochie to the clownish Mr. Ibu -- have been kidnapped; government officials have been kidnapped, and now youth corps members have been kidnapped."

BREAKING: Bomb Blast Rocks Maiduguri Market

 

An explosion has been reported at the Maiduguri market near the Power Holding Company (NEPA) building. And according to reports, the explosion was heard at about 8:20 a.m. Many casualties may be recorded as the area is usually a crowded commercial centre.

Pastor Who Runs Ritualists Church In Lagos Have Been Caught

  

Pastor Ernest Nwankwo, the General Overseer of Holy Family Ministry, busted for ritualist acts in the Ogolonto area of Ikorodu, Lagos, last week, has finally been arrested by the Nigerian police.

Pastor Nwankwo escaped and has been on the run for about a week, following the arrest of a female member of his church, Mrs Rosemary Chukwu, who was caught in the process of moving her neighbour's 7years old son to the pastor for alleged ritual purpose.

Geisha hunting in Kyoto: 7 things to know before going to Gion

Geisha are found throughout Japan, but Kyoto is considered the birthplace of geisha culture. The city's historic Gion district is probably the most popular place for seeing geisha.

(CNN) -- It's 5:55 p.m. on a warm summer evening on Hanami-Koji Street in Kyoto's historic Gion district.
A dozen or so camera-clutching tourists line both sides of the cobblestone road, waiting for that magical moment.
Then it happens.
A single apprentice geisha emerges from a nearby taxi.
The crowd descends, timidly at first, like a pack of wildlife photographers on safari not wanting to frighten their prey, all angling for a perfect picture.
Her bright red lips turn up into a small smile as tourists tap shutters and smart phones, but she doesn't stop, instead gracefully making her way into a nearby tea house.
The crowd is pleased. They've ticked off an item on their Kyoto "must see" list.
Such scenes are a nightly occurrence in Gion, with its traditional wooden machiya houses.
Though geisha can be found throughout Japan, the former Imperial capital Kyoto (794-1869) is considered the birthplace of geisha culture.
Contrary to unsavory myths, geisha -- or "geiko" as they're called in Kyoto dialect -- are actually professional entertainers hired to perform and interact with guests during dinners and other occasions.
But before you join the Gion masses in the hopes of snapping a geiko or maiko (apprentice geisha) on her way to work, there are a few things worth knowing.

22 killed in Mexican shootout with soldiers on patrol



(CNN) -- Soldiers on patrol in south-central Mexico killed 22 people early Monday in a shootout, the Defense Ministry said.
Among the dead were 21 men and one woman. A soldier was injured.
Authorities said they seized various weapons, including automatic rifles and handguns. They also rescued three woman who said they had been kidnapped, the ministry said in a statement.
The gunfight took place in Tlatlaya, located in Mexico state. Authorities said the shooting started after the soldiers came under fire.

PHOTO: Why Are These Guys Doing This To A Woman?

  

Aboki swag always amazes me. Guys, why turn a woman to your footstool na? Nawao!

GOOD NEWS: Key Player In Chibok School Girls Abduction Arrested (PICTURED)

                 
A terrorists’ intelligence cell headed by a businessman who participated actively in the abduction of schoolgirls in Chibok, Borno State has been busted by troops. The man, Babuji Ya’ari who is also a member of the youth vigilante group popularly known as Civilian JTF which he uses as cover while remaining an active terrorist, also spearheaded the murder of the Emir of Gwoza. His main role in the group is to spy and gather information for the terrorists group.

Babuji has been co-ordinating several deadly attacks in Maiduguri since 2011, including the daring attacks on Customs and military locations as well as the planting of IEDs in several locations in the town.

TOO BAD: Man Kills Himself After His Girlfriend Dumped Him



Love is wicked, love is sweet; it all depends on what you get from it. Tragedy struck at the Onikolobo area of Abeokuta, Ogun State on Saturday when a 33-year-old man, Oluwatosin Otaiku, stabbed himself to death after his fiancee, Olaogun Oluwatoyin, discontinued the relationship.

Otaiku killed himself after his woman told him she was no longer interested in the relationship. After the girlfriend made a U-turn, the deceased was said to have become worried, and this made neighbours, who were aware of the development, to intervene. Efforts were made to reconcile them.
On one of such occasions, an eyewitness said the duo was invited to discuss in privacy inside a shop at Safari junction in Onikolobo. Otaiku was said to have hid a knife in his pocket, prepared to end it all if there was no truce...

Adaeze Yobo Claps Back at Criticism directed at Hubby Joseph Yobo

 

Don’t mess with Joseph Yobo, why? His wife Adaeze Yobo will come for you.
The Nigerian defender has been criticised via social media for “scoring a home goal” during Nigeria’s match against France this evening.
For people who watched the match, you would have observed that the ball was already in the goal post.
Adaeze who has been confirmed as the celebrity ambassador for Africa Fashion Week London, took to her official Instagram page to defend her husband and vent at “haters”.
Read the post below.........after the break.

K1 Takes Lead Role In Movie Based On The True Story Of Lagos [Photos]

                  

                
K1 the ultimate has taken the lead role in a soon to be released movie, Eko: The Blessings of Olofin, where the true story of Lagos will be told. K1 is playing the role of the king in the 500-cast movie. It also features a lot of top actors and actresses. See more photos after the break............

Stephen Keshi Resigns & Yobo Quit Super Eagles

                    

Super Eagles coach, Stephen Okechukwu Keshi has resigned his appointment after leading the team to the second round of the 2014 FIFA World Cup.

Speaking after the Eagles were eliminated by France in the round of 16 match in Brasilia, Monday, the Delta State-born tactician said it was time to move on after leading his country’s national team to the Africa Nations Cup trophy last year and the ongoing World Cup in Brazil.

Mastermind of Chibok abduction nabbed

     

DIRECTOR, Defence Information, Major-General Chris Olukolade, on Monday, disclosed that the mastermind of the abduction of schoolgirls in Government Secondary School, Chibok, Borno State and head of a terrorists’ intelligence cell, Babuji Ya’ari, has been nabbed by the Nigerian Army.
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According to the release, Babuji, who disguises as a member of youth vigilance group, known as Civilian JTF, participated actively in the abduction of schoolgirls in Chibok and spearheaded the murder of the Emir of Gwoza.
Babuji, whose main role in the Civilian JTF is to spy and gather information for the terrorist group, has also been at the forefront of several deadly attacks in Maiduguri since 2011, including the daring attacks on customs and military locations, as well as the planting of improvised explosive devices in several locations in the town.
It was further disclosed that the businessman, known to deal in tricycles, had yielded some vital information and facilitated the arrest of other members of the terrorists’ intelligence cell, mostly women.