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Thursday, 4 February 2016

WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange ready to leave Ecuadorian embassy and accept arrest

Julian Assange, 44, says he may leave the Ecuadorian embassy in London on Friday
Julian Assange, 44, says he may leave the Ecuadorian embassy in London on Friday

WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange says he will leave his hideout in the Ecuadorian embassy in London on Friday and accept arrest if he loses a case that is pending with the United Nations.

Wednesday, 3 February 2016

Ibori released from from UK jail and re-arrested

The former Delta state governor has been released and rearrested after completing his jail term in a London hospital.
The ex-governor, who reportedly completed his prison terms in the United Kingdom bagged a 13-year in April 2012 by a Southwark Crown court in London and was released by prison authorities on January 22.

David Bowie's wife, Iman 60yrs, coming out after husbands passing

Sad: The lovely lady, who married Bowie in Tuscany in 1992, has a 15-year-old daughter called Lexi with the star - and hid her eyes behind a pair of sunglasses

Iman Abdulmajid has been seen for the first time since her beloved husband David Bowie died of cancer two days after his 69th birthday.
The supermodel left their New York home to take her dog for a short walk on Tuesday morning. She wore a black coat, thick scarf and gloves to keep warm. 
Iman, 60, married Bowie in 1992 and the couple have a daughter called Lexi, who is now 15.

Tuesday, 2 February 2016

Dasuki, Okonjo-Iweala petitioned in Hague


The threat of legal action by Human Rights Lawyer and campaigner, Femi Falana, SAN, has eventually been carried out. News reaching us indicate that the   International Criminal Court, ICC, at The Hague has confirmed that it is considering petition submitted to it by the legal luminary over alleged crimes against humanity committed in the context of the arms procurement scandal popularly referred to as Dasuki-gate.

Dead on Arrival





We share this is a very touching, true life story about the great expectations and travails of love from abroad to the home country. Read on:

(We have changed the characters, out of respect for the grieved and dead person.) This is a tear jerker, but you decide:
“Jebose, in life’s drama, there are no rehearsals. The realities of living, loving and existing just hit me. I am navigating through a hectic and wicked Lagos traffic, laced with confusion, arrogance, stubbornness of road users and abusers.

Zika virus is STD also

The Zika virus which was first noticed in Brazil has indeed proved to be the latest epidemic to threaten world health. The virus, whose effect threatens pregnant mothers the most, has broken boundaries from Brazil and is now reported to be in America. 

Monday, 1 February 2016

White Zimbabwean farming family are handcuffed and driven off their land to make way for black British doctor


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The Rankin family, who have farmed tobacco in Zimbabwe for decades, were handcuffed by police and dragged off their land so it could be claimed by Sylvester Nyatsuro.
Dr Nyatsuro, 45, is originally from the African country but has lived in Britain for at least 15 years, and is now in charge of his own GP practice.
Owners: British doctor Sylvester Nyatsuro and his wife Veronica have been given a farm belonging to a family of white farmers in Zimbabwe