Thursday, February 20, 2014

*** Breaking News **** CBN Gov Sanusi Suspended!

Mallam Sanusi in Office with his Traditional regalia
President Goodluck Jonathan has suspended the Governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria, Mallam Sanusi Lamido Sanusi. 

In his twitter handle this morning, Mr Reuben Abati, the presidential spokesman said:

Having taken special notice of reports of

Wednesday, February 19, 2014

Incredible: Chimamanda Adichie Advocates For Repeal Of Anti Gay Law In Nigeria

This is an article written by award winning writer Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie titled ‘Why can’t he just be like everyone else?’

I will call him Sochukwuma. A thin, smiling boy who liked to play with us girls at the university primary school in Nsukka. We were young. We knew he was different, we said, ‘he’s not like the other boys.’ But his was a benign and unquestioned difference; it was simply what it was. We did not have a name for him. We did not know the word ‘gay.’

He was Sochukwuma and he was friendly and he played oga so well that his side always won. In secondary school, some boys in his class tried to throw Sochukwuma off a second floor balcony. They were strapping teenagers who had learned to notice, and fear, difference. They had a name for him. Homo.

They mocked him because his hips swayed when he walked and his hands fluttered when he

Thursday, February 13, 2014

A Stolen Statue from Egypt Suddenly Started Spinning in a UK Museum


 An ancient statue made as an offering to Osiris (the Egyptian god of death) that is currently housed at the Manchester Museum in England has suddenly started spinning inside its closed display case — and no one seems to know why.

A time-lapse video released by the museum shows the 4000-year-old relic of Neb-Senu slowly turning around inside its case without any apparent assistance from the outside world.

Monday, February 10, 2014

Tension in Enugu As Chime Flown Abroad Again

CHIME-GOV
- It’s routine checkup, says CPS 
ANXIETY has gripped residents of Enugu State following reports that Governor Sullivan Chime has been flown overseas over ill-health.
 It was learnt that the governor would be away for at least 90 days to enable him undergo a chemotherapy section over deteriorating cancer.
Contacted on the issue Sunday, the Chief Press Secretary to the Governor, Mr. Chukwudi Achife, said that the governor travelled overseas “as part of his routine medical checkup” but dismissed as

Friday, February 07, 2014

Incredible! Kenyan Bishop Collects Money To Check If Your Name Is In The Book of Life


Photo: Pastor Thomas Wahome can say for fee whether people will get to heaven

Indeed wonders shall never end; this assertion could best describe this Kenyan pastor, Bishop Thomas Wahome who has devised a new means of making money off his congregation.

The man of God, Bishop Thomas Wahome whose church is called Helicopter of Christ Church, claims to be able to look up if someone’s name is written in the Book of Life and for that service, he collects Sh 1,500, equivalent of  N3, 268.00, in naira.

Bishop Thomas Wahome is known as the King of Controversy in the East African country and is known to craft very bizarre ways of conning his flock.

According to a Kenyan website, Nairobixposed, “Bishop Wahome claims that if you give him Sh 1,500, he can actually ask God whether you are among those people who will go to heaven. He claims that he has a direct line to God and he can communicate with him directly.”

In 2012, Bishop Wahome reportedly came up with another “unique scam by charging the sum of Sh 1, 200, (N2, 300), for people to touch his garment, just like the woman with the issue of blood who touched Jesus’ clothes in the bible and was healed,” the website continued.

Bishop Wahome had claimed at that time that people who touched his clothes got instant healing from whatever disease.



Wednesday, February 05, 2014

London: Millions of Commuters Stranded as Strike Hit Underground Trains

Commuters arrived early to queue at the Jubilee Line at Waterloo station this morning as the strike was underway.
Commuters arrive early to queue for the Jubilee line at Waterloo station  this morning
The first of two days of transport misery has begun for commuters in London after a 48-hour strike by tube workers started on Tuesday night. Vastly diminished services and the closure of many stations has disrupted journeys for London Underground customers.
Overground trains and buses were highly congested. An unusually high number of cyclists headed to work along London's cycle paths, while others resorted to walk as a last resort. Crowds of commuters walked their way across London Bridge this morning. See more pics after the cut ...