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Shoot Me If You Can, Amaechi dares Rivers CP

The feud within PDP, still changing dimension just as Governor of Rivers state, Rotimi Amaechi yesterday dared the state Police Commissioner, Mr. Mbu Joseph Mbu, to shoot him and make good his threat to deal decisively with anyone or group that stages a street protest without obtaining official permit. The governor had threatened to organise a protest over the rising insecurity in the state soon and promised to lead the demonstration. Amaechi said this while addressing the people of Orashi Kingdom, who paid him a solidarity visit over the political crisis in the state. “We have told our chiefs to get ready, once we get a date, once we get people from overseas, they are Nigerians, they will join us. We will give you the date. “I have told the CP to be ready to shoot me because I will be in front. I will not sit here and wait for you to march here and give me letter. Instead, I will keep the Secretary to the State Government, SSG, here and then I will march down with you people....

Rihanna Slams Liz Jone The Daily Mail Jounalist "Don't Be Amateur With Your Articles"

Rihanna is very angry about an article posted by The Daily Mail yesterday about her. you can check the story here DAILY MAIL  Yesterday, the glorious publication known as The Daily Mail, which sometimes just posts photos of celebrities and describes their cellulite in graphic detail, posted a story that basically slammed Rihanna for being a stoner and an all-around bad girl. Well, Rihanna didn’t let this slide. She found the worst possible photo of Liz Jones and posted it on Instagram with this equally scathing and poorly written slam. Here's a toxic tip: don't be amateur with your articles, you sound bitter!” says Rihanna. “That sh*t ain't journalism! That's a sad sloppy menopausal mess!!! Nobody over here acts like they're perfect! I don't pretend that I'm like you, i just live... My life!! And I don't know why y'all still act so surprised by any of it!! ‘Role Model’ is not a position or title that I have ever campaigned for, so chill wit...

British TV Presenter Begs Kate Middleton to Breast-feed

Mothers Breast-feeding their babies is very important just as the new born benefits more than feeding them on animal milk, most young mothers tends to keep retaining their figures after birth above the well being of the baby, well it is unclear whether Kate Middleton will breast-feed after the royal baby is born. But one British TV presenter , Beverley Turner implores the Duchess of Cambridge to breast-feed her newborn in an effort to inspire other women to do so after new statistics show breast-feeding figures have fallen for the first time in England in almost a decade. Yes' you will agree with me most of this young ladies takes after Celebrities! Turner begins by delving into her own struggle with breast-feeding and says there's now a stigma attached to the practice—one she hopes Kate can eliminate by example. "We also need women with power and influence to get their milky bosoms out and feed smiling in paparazzi pictures. Celebrity is depressingly powerful...

Nothing is Too Small! Help Save OJB Jezreel

The clock is ticking OJB Jezreel about 10 weeks left to have a KIDNEY TRANSPLANT stop asking questions on why he is in this condition, and stop pointing fingers to who can or should provide the money needed. Just give as a giver that you are! OJB Jezreel needs N15million for a kidney transplant in India. To donate, see the account details: Babatunde Okungbowa. UBA - 1015075120. Thanks

The FRSC Introduces E-ticketing for Traffic Offence

The Federal Road Safety Commission (FRSC) in partnership with the United Bank for Africa (UBA), on Tuesday, inaugurated e-ticketing to facilitate easy booking of motorists for road traffic offences. Speaking at the inauguration, Mr Osita Chidoka, the Corps Marshal of the FRSC, said the bank had donated the first set of 60 hand-held devices for the e-ticketing. According to him, 10 other devices have been donated by another bank for the programme. Chidoka said the e-ticketing would initially take off as a pilot scheme in Lagos, Rivers and the Federal Capital Territory (FCT). He said that with the introduction of the system, the FRSC would gradually move away from the conventional method of booking traffic offenders, which he described as obsolete and time-consuming. The corps marshal said the new system would enable the FRSC to track habitual offenders, improve data management and reduce time spent in booking offenders. “It will also enhance the capacity of the FRSC to confront...

Check If You Are One Of Facebook Six Million Contacts Exposed by a Bug

Six million Facebook users have had their contact information inadvertently exposed because of a bug in the site. The social media giant admitted that each piece of information - such as an email address or phone number - had been given out "once or twice" and said it was "upset and embarrassed" by the mistake. Facebook said the bug was connected to a technical mix-up between its Download Your Information (DYI) tool, which lets users get an archive of their timeline activity, and the feature which recommends who to add as a friend. People using the tool were also unexpectedly getting extra contact information for friends of friends, or extra contact information for their existing Facebook friends. The site tried to reassure users in a blog post and said there was no evidence yet that the bug had been maliciously exploited. "For almost all of the email addresses or telephone numbers impacted, each individual email address or telephone number was only...

Two-day-old Baby Boy Found Wrapped in Plastic Bags inside the Drains In Alicante, Spain

What is happening to these young mothers?  A big question!  A baby boy was found in a sewer pipe last month in China another trying to flush her new born somewhere in Nigeria now  a mother is arrested after the two-day-old boy is found wrapped in plastic bags inside the drains of a building.A baby boy, just two-days, old, has been rescued from inside a building's drains in the eastern Spanish city of Alicante. The newborn’s 26-year-old mother has been arrested on charges of attempted murder, according to the Interior Ministry. The boy, who still had his umbilical cord attached, was found wrapped in plastic bags. He had been trapped at a point where the building's drains converged into a one-square-metre manhole in a courtyard. The baby, who weighed 2.1kg (4.6 pounds), was reported in a serious but not life-threatening condition in hospital. He had suffered a fracture to a bone in one arm. The baby had other injuries which have yet to be detailed. According...