Pop singer Prince who passed away recently at aged 57 under controversial circumstances inside an elevator, live in this beautiful mansion. The mansion in Paisley Park, Minnesota, is massive.
Saturday, 23 April 2016
See Inside Late Musician Prince's $10million Mansion
Pop singer Prince who passed away recently at aged 57 under controversial circumstances inside an elevator, live in this beautiful mansion. The mansion in Paisley Park, Minnesota, is massive.
UPDATE: EFCC goes after Fani-Kayode, Freezes His Account
Former Aviation Minister Femi Fani-Kayode will have to live without his main account for now.
Tiwa Savage Opens Up: Child birth almost changed my s*x life
In fact, in a recent chat with Saturday Beats, Tiwa admitted she diverted attention to her child but then she didn’t allow the love she has for her husband, Tee Billz to wane.
Anti-graft war: Buhari, 59 world leaders agree sanctions on looters ……. NATION
The party appears to be over for public officers in the habit of looting the nation’s treasury.
The Federal Government and 59 other nations will in May sign agreement on the sanctions to be imposed on corrupt political and public office holders.
President Muhammadu Buhari will join 59 other world leaders in the United Kingdom to seal the pact by which any of the 60 countries involved would no longer be a “safe haven” for treasury looters.
Don’t micro-manage Nigeria; fire Minister of Youth and Sports now, Jimi Disu tells Buhari ……. VANGUARD
As the relationship between the Presidency and the National Assembly remains frosty, veteran journalist and ace public commentator, Jimi Disu takes a swipe at the way government is being run, saying that President Muhammadu Buhari likes to micro-manage Nigeria and not working with modern trends. He also strongly says that the Minister of Youth and Sports be fired for what he describes as his revolutionary-like dressing which he argues sends wrong signals to the youths. “We have been talking about how we can get our youths back into form, yet you have a Minister of Youth who dresses badly and the President tolerates him.” Disu is always passionate about youth matters. Hitting everything that is not nailed and remaining unapologetic, the Producer of the Discourse speaks on Governor Akinwunmi Ambode of Lagos State and other issues in this interview with Saturday Vanguard in his Surulere office.
Boxing in Nigeria: A life of hard knocks for the poor ……. Al Jazeera
Just off the motorway that links the Italian stone mansions of the Nigerian capital’s pricey Minister’s Hill neighbourhood to the settlements of corrugated-tin roof shacks on the outskirts, is a nondescript path. It leads to Dei Dei, one of Abuja’s low-income communities.
The road is dotted with fruit sellers and their piles of mangoes; motorcyclists honking impatiently at giggling girls as they cross the street; mannequins in second-hand underwear; and stray goats, chickens and dogs.
Beside the road is a field scattered with cigarette butts, broken beer bottles and cars. Among them is a grey Toyota Corolla with a steering wheel security lock. It belongs to thirtysomething-year-old Abdulaziz Abdulaziz.
This place is a “criminal’s den”, he says. “So one has to be watchful, especially with cars that can easily be stolen or broken into.”
Fox News Poll: Trump leads in California, Clinton-Sanders in close race ……. Fox
Republican Donald Trump holds a big lead in California, in a new Fox News Poll, while Hillary Clinton has a razor-thin edge over Bernie Sanders in the Democratic race.
Trump captures 49 percent of likely Republican primary voters. That’s more than the combined support for his two remaining competitors: Ted Cruz receives 22 percent and John Kasich 20 percent.
The mogul leads his rivals by a wide margin among every demographic group, including those he sometimes has trouble capturing: women, young voters, college graduates, and very conservatives.
Clinton is up by just two points over Sanders among California likely Democratic primary voters (48-46 percent).
A couple things are in Clinton’s favor. Among the subgroup of those saying they will “definitely” vote, her advantage increases to six points. Plus, support for Sanders is somewhat softer: 21 percent of his backers say they could change their mind compared to 14 percent of Clinton’s.
Brazil crisis: Rousseff may appeal to trade bloc over impeachment ……… BBC
Brazil’s President Dilma Rousseff has said she could ask the South American trade bloc Mercosur to suspend the country if she is removed from office.
Ms Rousseff has repeatedly described the impeachment process as a political coup by her rivals to oust her.
She is accused of manipulating budget figures ahead of her re-election in 2014, but has denied any wrongdoing.
Mercosur has a provision which can be triggered if the elected government of a member state is overthrown.
It could lead to a series of sanctions by the bloc against the country, including trade benefits.
Eight family members killed in Ohio gun rampage ……… BBC
At least eight people have been killed in “execution-style killings” in four places near each other in rural Ohio.
It is believed the victims – seven adults and one teenager – are from the same family, the state’s attorney general said in a statement.
They were all shot to death in the head and any suspects are still at large, police said.
More than a dozen officials from multiple agencies were sent to crime scenes in Piketon, south of Columbus.
A pastor at the scene said the violence may have been the result of a “domestic situation”.
All of the victims are members of a family called Rhoden, said Pike County Sheriff Charles Reader.
Brits to Obama: ‘Sticking your hooter in’ British politics is unwelcome ……. CNN
Not everyone in Britain, it is safe to say, welcomes the intervention of an American president in what’s viewed as the internal politics of the United Kingdom.
In a visit to London, President Barack Obama has argued in an opinion piece that Britons should vote to stay in the European Union rather than pull out. The UK has scheduled a nationwide vote on the issue for June 23.
And some Britons have reacted to Obama’s advice in what they see as an internal British matter in a way that echoes the words of the American author Ring Lardner: ” ‘Shut up,’ he explained.”
U.S. oil baron Harold Hamm endorses Trump for president ……. Reuters
Harold Hamm, chief executive of shale oil producer Continental Resources Inc and Mitt Romney’s 2012 energy adviser, endorsed U.S. presidential candidate Donald Trump on Friday, saying he has the “fortitude to make tough decisions.”
Hamm, who had previously donated to U.S. Senator Marco Rubio’s presidential campaign, called the real estate mogul a “business leader’s candidate” who has the will to right what he called a series of mistakes from politicians in Washington, including “burdensome government regulations.”
“The next president of the United States must have the courage, determination and intelligence to disrupt politics as usual,” Hamm wrote in a public letter.
“Such an honor to get the endorsement of Harold Hamm, one of the great men in the history of the oil and energy business,” Trump said in a statement to Reuters.
No signs of trauma or suicide in Prince’s death: police …… Reuters
Police found no signs of suicide or obvious trauma in the death of U.S. music superstar Prince, but it could take weeks before autopsy results reveal how the groundbreaking performer died, authorities said on Friday.
The intensely private musician, whose hits included “Purple Rain” and “When Doves Cry,” was found dead in an elevator at his home in suburban Minneapolis on Thursday at the age of 57, shocking millions of fans around the world and prompting glowing tributes by fellow musicians.
Carver County Sheriff Jim Olson, whose office is investigating the circumstances of his death, said Prince was last seen alive by an acquaintance who dropped him off at his home at about 8 p.m. on Wednesday night.
Trump bashes Clinton, promises not to become boring ………. Reuters
Republican presidential front-runner Donald Trump attacked his top Democratic rival Hillary Clinton on Friday, calling her “crooked,” and promised his supporters that he would not bore them by becoming overly presidential.
The comments undercut what his aides had said would be an attempt by the notoriously blunt-speaking Trump to project a more serious image after his win in New York’s nominating contest this week, including by rolling out more policy details.
“I can tell you that if I go too presidential, people are going to be very bored,” the New York real estate baron told Fox News in an interview that will air on Saturday. He added that he worried his supporters would “fall asleep.”
He went on to say that Clinton “is a person who’s got many, many flaws” and that she’s “the worst possible representative a woman can have,” as he shifted his focus away from Republican rivals and toward the Nov. 8 presidential election.
How senior lawyer, Nwobike, paid N750, 000 into Justice Yunusa’s account – Witness | PremiumTimes
A witness in the ongoing trial of a senior lawyer, Joseph Nwobike, on Friday, told a Lagos State High Court sitting in Igbosere how Mr. Nwobike paid N750, 000 into Justice Mohammed Yunusa’s bank account with Zenith bank.
Mr. Nwobike is standing trial for allegedly bribing a Federal High Court judge.
The witness, Oyekunle Aderemi, a compliance officer with Zenith Bank, made the disclosure when he was confronted with the statement of account of the defendant.
How Did Prince Die? Autopsy Seeks Answers | CNN
(CNN)A day after Prince’s death stunned his fans and fellow musicians, the work of finding out why the music icon died began in earnest Friday.
An autopsy was conducted Friday at the Midwest Medical Examiner’s Office in Ramsey, Minnesota, but it could be days or weeks before results are complete, spokeswoman Martha Weaver said. The autopsy began at 9 a.m. CT (10 a.m. ET) and lasted four hours, she added.
An autopsy was conducted Friday at the Midwest Medical Examiner’s Office in Ramsey, Minnesota, but it could be days or weeks before results are complete, spokeswoman Martha Weaver said. The autopsy began at 9 a.m. CT (10 a.m. ET) and lasted four hours, she added.
Hands On With The Acer Chromebook 14 for Work And Aspire S 13 | Techcrunch
Yes, there were some new fitness devices, a phone, and a gaming desktop (complete with its own giant piece of luggage), but the real news at Acer’s One World Trade Center-adjacent press conference (aside from some notably stunning views of lower Manhattan) was notebooks. And notebooks and notebooks.
Hard to say precisely which device was top dog here, but seeing as how we kicked things off with that new Chromebook the last go-round, let’s just stick to that now, shall we?
Friday, 22 April 2016
Photos: Meet Halima, a female Dangote truck driver from Plateau State
MI Abaga to battle Peter Okoye at Merrybet's celebrity fan's challenge
GEJ speaks on Strong democratic institutions and credible elections at City of Newark New Jersey
Former President Goodluck Jonathan who is presently in the US, spoke on the need for strong democratic institutions and credible elections at the City of Newark in New Jersey yesterday April 21st. See tweets of what of some of the things he said during his presentation after the cut..
Have you been to the new IL Bagno Showroom in Abuja?
Angry female students protest topless against campus rapes
Actress Clarion Chukwurah Gets Married To Her 3rd Husband
AS CANCER RAVAGES THE LAND… Thisday
Cancer has for a long time been a major public health issue in Nigeria. Ironically there is no sensible public health policy to combat the ailment. That much was revealed last week by the Senate Committee on Health at a public hearing on the National Centre for Cancer Research and Treatment Bill. Senator Lanre Tejuoso, a medical doctor and chairman, Senate Committee on Health, said cancer was the third most common cause of deaths in the country and currently afflicts about two million Nigerians while between 100,000 and 500,000 new cases are registered annually. “It is confirmed that cancer destroys the well-being of a large percentage of our citizens and it is a public health problem that affects all categories of persons,” he said.
The senate, CCT and the politics of Saraki’s trial By Reuben Abati
The present Senate serving the Nigerian people runs the risk of being remembered as the worst since 1999. Public Relations Consultants and media officials of this particular Senate have done their part flooding both the print and the online media with details of how productive the Bukola Saraki-led Senate has been, and they have been quite aggressive in telling us about 30 important Bills which when passed, will change the face of Nigeria and deliver change.
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