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February 13, 2013
John Dumelo Is A Good Role Model - See Him Publicly Demonstrating His Brotherly Love For Nigeria At AFCON 2013
Now that's what I'm talking about! Nigerians and Ghanaians are one and Nollywood actor John Dumelo, easily demonstrates this. Keep being a good role model bro. You're a sure guy! God bless you.
Bancé Reckons That Nigeria Were Beatable! Lol! Whatever! Up Eagles...Etighi All The Way!!!
Burkina Faso hitman Aristide Bance told supersport.com, a day after they lost the 2013 Africa Cup of Nations final to Nigeria, that the Super Eagles did not exhibit the standard he expected during the clash at FNB Stadium in Johannesburg.
The FC Augsburg striker said he was expecting a merciless showdown from the Vincent Enyeama-led squad but met a relatively assailable side that struggled against them despite the avalanche of supporters and favourable previews.
“Although we lost, I don’t feel personally vanquished. I have to congratulate the Super Eagles for their victory but I can say Burkina Faso didn’t lose,” the 28-year-old said.
“Nigeria were lucky to have scored first, otherwise it would have been difficult for them to equalise and carry the day. The encounter was quite balanced. For a team reaching the Afcon final for the first time and holding a two-time champion to a narrow one-goal win I can say it’s a victory for us and great inspiration for the future of the team,” he said.
Asked if Alain Traore’s presence would have made some difference in their favour, Bance cancelled out that possibility with the absence also of Nigeria’s rocket forward Emmanuel Emenike.
“If you say we would have probably had an edge if Alain Traore had played then you can as well say Nigeria could have done much better had Emenike played.”
Whatever...Lol!!! You wish, Bance!!! *rme* Enjoy these photos below to remind you more of our sweet victory. Hehehe!!! *tongue out*
The FC Augsburg striker said he was expecting a merciless showdown from the Vincent Enyeama-led squad but met a relatively assailable side that struggled against them despite the avalanche of supporters and favourable previews.
“Although we lost, I don’t feel personally vanquished. I have to congratulate the Super Eagles for their victory but I can say Burkina Faso didn’t lose,” the 28-year-old said.
“Nigeria were lucky to have scored first, otherwise it would have been difficult for them to equalise and carry the day. The encounter was quite balanced. For a team reaching the Afcon final for the first time and holding a two-time champion to a narrow one-goal win I can say it’s a victory for us and great inspiration for the future of the team,” he said.
Asked if Alain Traore’s presence would have made some difference in their favour, Bance cancelled out that possibility with the absence also of Nigeria’s rocket forward Emmanuel Emenike.
“If you say we would have probably had an edge if Alain Traore had played then you can as well say Nigeria could have done much better had Emenike played.”
Whatever...Lol!!! You wish, Bance!!! *rme* Enjoy these photos below to remind you more of our sweet victory. Hehehe!!! *tongue out*
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| Boo hoo!!! Sowwy Bance...NOT!!! |
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| They first took it as players; and now they've taken it as coaches. Way to go guys!!! You rock big time!!! |
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| Yessur!!! |
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| Our president and 1st lady celebrating our VICTORY!!! |
AFCON 2013: Nigeria's Super Eagles Will Keep Soaring To Greater Heights!!! Well Done Guys And Welcome Back Home!!! On A Lighter Note, Check Out These Funny Jokes Relating To The Match...
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After Ivory Coast's return from AFCON, the players of Ivory Coast were so ashamed of their great loss to Nigeria, they decided to disguise themselves so as not to be recognised by their fellow countrymen.
Drogba disguised himself as a monk. While walking round the streets of Abidjan, suddenly, an old lady walked up to him and said, "Hi, Drogba!"
Amazed and annoyed that an old lady had seen through his disguise, he went back home and dressed as a Tuareg. Again, he bumped into the same old lady and she said, "How do you do, Drogba?"
Confused and puzzled, he asked, "But how did you recognise me ma?" The old lady laughed out loud and said, "Are you stupid or what? Its me, Yaya Touré".
TELEPHONE CONVERSATION BETWEEN ASO ROCK AND STEPHEN KESHI
ASO ROCK: Congratulations, your boys made us proud!
KESHI: Thank you, your excellency!
ASO ROCK: When are you guys coming?
KESHI: Tomorrow sir.
ASO ROCK: Have you confirmed if the cup is real Gold? Because I don't trust CAF at times, they may hide the real Gold and give you a steel coated with Gold.
KESHI: We have done that sir...even one of the players broke one part of it and just confirmed that he sold it this morning at a South African Gold mine...It is original Gold sir!
ASO ROCK: Whaaaaaaaaaat! What about the 1.5 million Dollars that CAF gave you guys?
KESHI: It is with me!
ASO ROCK: I hope it is complete?
KESHI: I didn't count it?
ASO ROCK: Keshi don't disappoint me. How on earth would someone give you 1.5 Million Dollars and you didn't count it in his Presence... ARE YOU
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| High moments! Lmao!!! |
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| Your waist your waist... |
February 10, 2013
Paul Gascoigne In Intensive Care In Arizona Hospital After Reacting Badly To Detox Treatment: Gazza Is Being Closely Monitored After Years Of Alcohol Abuse Have Seriously Damaged His Vital Organs
Paul Gascoigne was critically ill in intensive care last night after collapsing at an American rehab clinic.
The alcoholic football hero, 45, was rushed into hospital in Tucson, Arizona, just days after arriving at the Cottonwood rehabilitation centre.
Sources close to the England legend say the clinic's rigorous detox programme had proved too much for him.
One friend said: "Once you go to a facility like this the first thing you do is go through a detox programme.
"He's really struggling with it. It's been very hard on him.
"You have to go through the detox before you can attend the rest of the programme.
"It's been a tough period for him.
"We're waiting to hear from the people looking after him but we are hoping things go well."
The source added Gazza was believed to be in a stable condition but doctors were monitoring his condition closely.
He was receiving round-the-clock care from medics amid growing concerns that years of alcohol abuse have done serious damage to his vital organs.
Gazza was flown to the £6,000-a-week clinic by celeb pals including DJ Chris Evans, 46, and ex-teammate Gary Lineker, 52, last week after he was spotted buying booze in his current hometown of Bournemouth, Dorset.
Chris Evans said last week: "A serious addict can only be helped if they really want to be. It is my understanding that as of approximately 10 o'clock Monday morning Paul asked for that help.
"Then and only then could a select group of his friends begin to put into operation the latest phase in a long fight to rid him of his demons.
"It's his only chance but at least now he is going to get that chance."
Another supporter, former England cricket captain Ronnie Irani, said Gazza's pals took action after the stricken footballer had what he called "a mad six weeks".
Ronnie, 41, said: "I had a chat with Chris Evans and he asked how we could help him.
"We knew we just had to get him on this flight, out to the Priory in Phoenix.
"I called British Airways and explained the situation, that we had to get him some help. He needs it, and if not, who knows what's going to happen?"
Ronnie revealed Gazza had turned down offers of support from the Professional Footballers' Association.
He added: "Paul's had all the help he could possibly have right in front of him from the PFA."
The Cottonwood centre's website says its treatment involves "a thorough medical evaluation followed by medically managed detoxification."
Patients are encouraged to identify their loss of control over booze and are given counselling to identify the problems caused by their boozing.
May God be with you as you get well soon Gazza.
May God be with you as you get well soon Gazza.
Source: www.mirror.co.uk
YouTube Blocked In Egypt For 30 Days As Punishment For Hosting A Film Titled "Innocence Of Muslims" (Watch Video)
You Tube has been blocked in Egypt for 30 days in a move to punish the site for hosting a film which labelled the nation 'anti-Islamic.' The video-sharing website was ordered to be be blocked from Egypt's internet IPs by Egyptian Judge Hassouna Tawfiq, saying that the film which was hosted on the site was "offensive to Islam and the Prophet Muhammad."
The 14 minute film titled "Innocence of Muslims" allegedly portrayed the Muslim Prophet as a womanizer and paedophile. The short clip was produced by a man who was born in Egypt and now living in the U.S.
Despite the judge's ruling, an appeal is highly likely, according to reports.
In the past, the country had ordered porn sites and other websites to be banned. However, due to the high costs of actually applying the ban in the country, the rulings have never been carried out.
Gamal Eid, a human rights lawyer, told AP: "This verdict shows that judges' understanding of technology is weak. The judges do not realize that one wrong post on a website does not mean you have to block the entire website."
He also suggested that an appeal should be made and that the Egyptian government should specify to judges that certain pages be blocked from a site, rather than the entire website.
VIDEO
Source: Enstarz
NIGERIA, Abule-Egba - Lagos: Woman Gives Birth To A Cute Baby Girl In Keke Marwa (See Photo)
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A woman, Mrs. Mutiat Aileru, has delivered a baby girl in a tricycle in Abule-Egba area of Lagos. The woman delivered the baby at about 5pm. A reporter was walking by the roadside near Awori bus stop when a woman suddenly ran out of the commercial tricycle, Keke Marwa, and raised the alarm that her relative was delivering a baby inside the tricycle they had boarded.
She had called for urgent help from the owners of the shops by the road and women promptly removed the wrappers on them to shield the woman in labour. Immediately the woman was delivered on the back sit of the tricycle, the reporter quickly took photographs of the new baby, a girl. The women rushed to pick her up, some cleaning her, others cuddling and others yet bringing accessories to assist in the delivery. Some even heaped verbal invectives on the reporter for daring to take the baby’s picture.
“Are you mad! Why are you taking the baby’s pictures. Who you be? If you are not careful we will beat you up here. Why would you take the photograph of a woman delivering in a tricycle? You don’t even know how to do your work.” Many of them said. There would have been a mob action, had the reporter not feigned calling on the police to come to the area. It was then the mob gathering against the reporter receded.
While the women were still busy attending to the mother and her baby, the reporter took on the driver of the tricycle in camera. Asked how the journey of the miraculous delivery began, Prophet Ariyo Ajibola of the Cherubim and Seraphim Church, Erimo in Ijaiye-Ojokoro, who drove the tricycle, said: “It was at Ikeja computer village that the two women that followed the mother approached me to beg me to assist them to carry a pregnant woman to a hospital in Abule Egba.
At first I was reluctant but when they began to plead, I obliged. Moreso, as a prophet, I had an inner conviction that there won’t be any problem. And I took them in. But when we got past Agege, the pregnant woman began to moan in serious labour. She became hysterical and her people began to panic. But I was relaxed and praying silently for God’s intervention, I was calming the women down. At a point, I took one-way to beat the gridlock on the road.
Then suddenly I heard a loud noise of a rushing liquid, when we just left Abule-Egba bus stop and the other women began to raise the alarm that a baby had just been delivered. And they began calling for help. As a man and a Christian, I just thank God for what has happened. It is just a miracle and I will give a special thanksgiving to God once I get to the church for an evening programme we have today. I asked them to pay N1000 but they offered N700 and I accepted but even if they don’t pay me, I won’t be unhappy.”
Daily Sun also spoke to the mother of the baby after she had been cleaned up and positioned well in the passengers’ seat of the tricycle, feeling weak, she told her story: “I am Latifat Aileru. I am from Ibadan and my husband from from Kwara. We live in Ipokia. I came to meet my husband’s people in Oshodi. I am so happy that I delivered the baby safely.”
Source: Sunnewsonline
Bob Manuel Udokwu Appointed Senior Special Adviser On Creative Media To Governor Peter Obi Of Anambra State.

Nollywood actor Bob Manuel Udokwu, has been appointed a Senior Special Adviser to the Anambra State governor, Peter Obi.
The well-built actor was appointed of Friday by the governor.
Bob Manuel announced this today via a Blackberry broadcast calling on his fans to thank God with him.
CONGRATS bro!!!
Tiwa Savage Bags Herself A 'Nice Catch' In Her Manager/Fiance, Teebillz. See The Photo He Posted Of Himself On Instagram, Sitting Starkers On A Toilet Bowl And "Shitting on Haters in BURJ"! *smh*
Oh WOW! I only ever heard about Teebillz for the first time after their much publicized recent engagement. I have liked Tiwa since her X Factor days in London and have been proudly following her career, wishing her the best all the time.
After watching the video of Teebillz proposing to Tiwa last week, I thought, bless...what a lovely guy...I wish them a happy married life n' all...and then I proudly blogged it.
However, after seeing this dirty, unhygienic and childish act of his, I'm disgusted beyond words.
Because I like Tiwa, I will reserve the rest of my comments. Erm..."nice
Btw...why do I have a sneaky feeling that I can guess who the cheeky lil imp that took Teebillz this picture is? Burj? Recent romantic photos taken at a 7 star hotel in Dubai? Doesn't take rocket science to figure it out! *rme*
NIGERIA, Potiskum - Yobe State: Unknown Assailants Kill 3 North Korean Doctors, Beheading One Of The Physicians. :(
![]() Here is how ALJAZEERA are reporting it: Three South Korean doctors (they are now confirmed to have been North Korean - see red highlight below) have been killed in a pre-dawn attack in Nigeria's northeastern town of Potiskum, police say. The motive of Sunday's attack was not immediately clear, but a security source told Al Jazeera that preliminary reports suggested it was a robbery that resulted in the medics' deaths. Yobe State police commissioner Sanusi Rufai, initially said the victims were Chinese. "Unknown attackers scaled over the fence of an apartment in Potiskum housing three Chinese doctors around 1am and slit their throats. No arrest has been made," he told the AFP news agency on Sunday. Residents said the dead were employees of the state ministry of health and had been living in the volatile city for one year. Nine health workers who were administering polio vaccinations were shot dead in the northern city of Kano on Friday. Kano, Nigeria's second largest city, has been regularly targeted by Boko Haram, an armed group which has condemned the use of Western medicine. The group is also active in Potiskum, where Sunday's killings happened, but there was no immediate claim of responsibility for the killings. "It is still premature to point any accusing fingers but we have commenced investigation to unravel the killings," Rufai said. CTV News version below sounds more accurate, with updated info:
Assailants in North-Eastern Nigeria killed three North Korean doctors, beheading one of the physicians, in the latest attack on health workers in a nation under assault by a radical Islamic sect, officials said Sunday.
The deaths Saturday night of the doctors in Potiskum, a town in Yobe state long under attack by the sect known as Boko Haram, comes after gunmen killed at least nine women administering polio vaccines in Kano, the major city of Nigeria's predominantly Muslim north.
The two attacks raise new questions over whether the extremist sect, targeted by Nigeria's police and military, has picked a new soft target in its guerrilla campaign of shootings and bombings across the nation.
The attackers apparently struck at the North Korean doctors inside their home, said Dr. Mohammed Mamman, chairman of the Hospital Managing Board of Yobe State. The North Korean doctors had no security guards at their residence and typically travelled around the city via three-wheel taxis without a police escort, officials said.
By the time soldiers arrived at the house, they found the doctors' wives cowering in a flower bed outside their home. At the property, they found the corpses of the men, all bearing what appeared to be machete wounds.
An AP journalist later saw the North Korean doctors' corpses before they were moved to nearby Bauchi state for safe keeping. Two of the men had their throats slit. Attackers beheaded the other doctor.
The doctors lived in a quiet neighbourhood filled with other modest homes in the town.
Initially, doctors at the hospital who worked with the physicians identified them as being from South Korea, while police identified the dead as being from China. Ultimately, Mamman of the health board told journalists those killed were from North Korea and had lived in the state since 2005 as part of a medical program between the state and the North Korean government.
Yobe state police commissioner Sanusi Rufai confirmed the attack took place and said officers had begun an investigation. Rufai said officers had made some arrests after the killings, though police in Nigeria routinely round up those living around the site of a crime, whether or not there is any evidence suggesting their complicity.
No one claimed responsibility for the attack, though suspicion fell on the Boko Haram sect.
The killings of the doctors come after the attack Friday on polio vaccinators in Kano, northern Nigeria's most populous city. No group has yet claimed responsibility for that attack either, though it follows alleged Boko Haram attacks now focusing on softer targets, like lightly guarded mobile phone towers. Those mobile phone tower attacks have limited the ability of residents and security forces to call for help during attacks, as well as have cut the government's ability to use the signals to track suspected militants.
Boko Haram, whose name means "Western education is sacrilege," has been attacking government buildings and security forces over the last year and a half. In 2012 alone, the group was blamed for killing at least 792 people, according to a count by AP.
The sect, which typically speaks to journalists in telephone conference calls at times of its choosing, could not be reached for comment Sunday. In recent months, however, Boko Haram has not claimed any attacks, raising questions about whether the shadowy sect that already had a loose command-and-control structure had splintered into smaller, independently operating terror groups.
Since late 2011, Potiskum, about 500 kilometres (300 miles) northeast of Nigeria's central capital, Abuja, has been targeted by Boko Haram fighters in attacks. The attacks killed dozens at a time and brought the deployment of a heavy contingent of police officers and soldiers to the town.
For the last few weeks, however, the town has been quiet. Soldiers still mount a series of checkpoints throughout the town, where in the past the military has put neighbourhoods in lockdown and launched door-to-door searches for militants.
In a statement Friday, President Goodluck Jonathan condemned the killings of the polio workers and promised that efforts to cut child mortality wouldn't be stopped by "mindless acts of terrorism."
"While the government will continue to do everything possible to track down and apprehend agents of terrorism in the country, the president has directed that enhanced security measures be put in place immediately for health workers in high-risk areas," the statement read.
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Turning Point Movie: New Behind-The-Scenes Webisodes: Serious Set Time in ‘First Friday’ and Girly Fun in ‘Very Stacey’! (MUST WATCH)
New Behind-the-Scenes Webisodes for Turning Point: Serious Set Time in ‘First Friday’ and Girly Fun in ‘Very Stacey’
For Immediate Release
London, 6 February 2013.
Fresh off a publicity tour in Lagos, Nigeria which saw the Turning Point team visit TV and radio stations and hold a press conference with the Nigerian media last Friday, HekCentrik Films welcomes the new month with two new behind-the-scenes webisodes of Turning Point by London-based Nigerian filmmaker Niyi Towolawi.
In the run up to the Africa premieres, and following the success of the world premiere attended by leading cast from Hollywood and Nollywood at London IndigO2, the 10-part behind-the-scenes webisodes aim to document the cast and crew’s relentless work across two continents – America and Africa – to bring to life this exciting Hollywood/Nollywood co-production.
Webisode 2 titled ‘First Friday’ documents day 5 on the set of Turning Point on location in America and everyone's settled into a rhythm. ‘First Friday’ proves a busy and ambitious day as the dynamics improve and pace picks up. It is also the first day of Joe Estevez and KD Aubert on set.
Webisode 3 titled ‘Very Stacey’ offers an in-depth look at the inner workings of a key character and a number of scenes involving her. Stacey, played by KD Aubert is pivotal to the story as the "what if" - or "if only" - character who may have changed the shape of things to come for the protagonist Ade Afolabi.
While ‘First Friday’ allows us a peek behind the scenes and the technical choices made by the director, Niyi Towolawi, ‘Very Stacey’ is a fun-filled episode of girly fun, yet professional work by actress and former Victoria’s Secret model KD Aubert, costume designer Precious ‘Wale Adewale and Head of Make up and Hair Lola Maja-Okojevoh.
A compelling story of ethnic prejudice, blurred moral lines, revenge and redemption produced and directed by Towolawi and co-produced by Egor Efiok, Turning Point follows the rise and fall of Ade (Igoni Archibong), Nigerian-American New York City investment banker who is in a relationship with keen-to-marry African-American Stacey (KD Aubert) but is forced into an arranged marriage to seemingly submissive Grace (Jackie Appiah) by his controlling mother (Patience Ozokwor).
With a star studded cast bringing together Hollywood heavyweights Ernie Hudson best known for his roles as Winston Zeddemore in the Ghostbusters film series, Sergeant Albrecht in The Crow and Warden Leo Glynn in Oz, Todd Bridges ofDiff’rent Strokes fame, Victoria’s Secret model and actress from Scorpion King, Friday After Next and Soul Plane, KD Aubert, and Joe Estevez with Nollywood’s noted actress Patience Ozokwor (Mama Gee) also known as Mother Africa, Ghana’s celebrated actress Jackie Appiah, Nigerian actress of Blackberry Babes fame Oge Okoye, Turning Point turns into reality what was once a dream of a partnership between the world’s two largest film industries, Hollywood and Nollywood.
Webisode two link:
Webisode three link: http://www.youtube.com/watch? v=j9Th-4LNLxk
Following the star-studded London premiere which filled the 1,500 capacity venue IndigO2 with the movers and shakers, Africa and America premiere dates will shortly be released.
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Notes to Editors
Webisodes can be found on the links below:
Director and cast of Turning Point are available for interviews and electronic press kits are available.
To request interviews, EPKs and hi res images, please contact info@stwopr.com
Website: http://www.turningpointmovie. net
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Gangnam Style - Sleeping Baby Amaya Wakes Up To Dance To The Popular Tune (Must Watch - Mad Funny)!!!
Sure "Gangnam Style" is overplayed. And yes, the tune is now being used to sell pistachio nuts. But darn it — Psy's monster hit still has the power to make people dance. Even babies stuck in car seats.
Behold Amaya. The little girl is sound asleep in the family car until her parents turn on "Gangnam Style." The moment the song starts thumping from the speakers, Amaya's arms and legs start moving. And there is no stopping her.
While young Amaya shakes her arms, legs, fingers, and toes, an older child, perhaps Amaya's sibling, giggles uncontrollably, wiping tears of laughter from her cheeks.
While Amaya's moves are undeniably entertaining, if you ask us, she doesn't look particularly happy to be dancing (note the slightly distressed look on her face). Still, she's not about to stop moving.
Lol! Awww...bless! What a cute baby!
Source: Yahoo News
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