OUTRAGE OVER CHELSEA OWNER, ABRAHAMOVIC'S GIRLFRIEND'S SEAT
PHOTOS: TONTO DIKE & HER HOUSEHELP HAVING FUN
"MY FAMILY CALLED ME RUBBISH DURING ANDRE VILLAS-BOAS' TENURE" EMMANUEL ADEBAYOR
Togolese international, Emmanuel Adebayor told The Sun the criticisms he was subjected to by his family and friends when his career spiralled downwards during Tottenham boss, Andre Villas-Boas’ reign. The dark-skinned striker was ordered to train with the reserves after his refusal to leave Tottenham during the summer.
The whole story changed after AVB was relieved of his job and a new manager, Tim Sherwood resumed. Not only did he get more playing chances, he also made it to the scoring sheets; netting a total of five goals in his six Premier League games.
“I was right at the bottom of the hole. Even people in my own country, people from my own family, criticised me. It can’t get worse than that. They said, ‘You’re rubbish and whatever you did before in your career was luck.’ But the new coach [Sherwood] trusted me. He gave me the keys to all the doors of the club and said, ‘Do what you want to do and make yourself at home’.”
PHOTO: STEPHANIE OKEREKE DOESN'T WANT YOU TO TRY THIS AT HOME
PHOTOS FROM TOKE MAKINWA&MAJE AYIDA'S WEDDING
"It was such an intimate event, I haven't stopped apologising to family and friends who feel slighted that they could not attend. I really did not wish to keep it a secret, If anything we would have loved to have all our loved ones there with us but this was our registry and so much had happened between Maje and I in the last 3 months. Plus, it was such a huge surprise, I had no clue. I hate surprises but I must say, this one knocked me out of my elements because i usually suspect something is happening. Hehehehe! I am not fully over it yet."
NIGERIAN ARMY WARNS CELEBRITIES
"This is to inform the general public and most especially Nigerian celebrities to abstain from the use and abuse of the Nigerian Military camouflage. Several investigations were carried out and we noticed the camouflage is mostly being used by Nigerian celebrities in music videos, photo-shoots and concerts. In this same videos and photo sessions, Nigerian celebrities like 'Jesse Jags' smokes marijuana while putting on the Nigerian Military camouflage. Henceforth, any civilian found GUILTY of putting on the camouflage irrespective of their social status will be dealt with severely.'
Source: Daily Post
SAY WHAT? HON PATRICK OBAHIAGBON LENDS HIS VOICE ON GAY MARRIAGE BAN IN NIGERIA
Nigeria has maniacally accepted a perfidious hockery-pockery of a legalisationism whilst ignoring the poverty portraits on that bewildered, repugnant, wretched faces of the earth.
This is not terra ferma for me and it is clearly a terra incognito. The discobolus generated by the sola-campus nuances is flawless like the biblical 'MENE, MENE, TEKEL, UPHARSIN'.
Now the country is in a political Bermuda Triangle and if we do not take very urgent and responsible steps to meander the interstices of eschewable cataracts, land mines waterfronts, icebergs and ox bow lakes of the gay ban, the ship of the Nigerian state has all the capacities and possibilities of berthing in the disastrous and pestilential aqua of a terminus aquem.
Ok sir!
SMOKE IN LAGOS AND GO TO JAIL!
Speaker, Lagos State House of Assembly, Mr Adeyemi Ikuforiji stated that the bill has been sent to Governor Babatunde Fashola for assent. He also added that smoking in public places would attract penalties ranging from three month imprisonment to six month jail term.
The bill on no smoking in public places, also stated the penalties for smoking in a "no smoking area" will be N10,000 fine or imprisonment for a term not less than one month and not exceeding three months or both.
Any person who repeatedly violates the provisions shall on conviction be liable to a fine of N50, 000 or six month imprisonment or both. Also, penalty for non compliance by owner/occupier of a "no smoking area" the offenders shall attract N100, 000 or 6 month imprisonment, or other non custodial punishment that the judge may deem fit.
It shall be an offence to obstruct a duly authorised officer from carrying out his duties under the provision of this law.
The law states that any person who smokes in the presence of a child commits an offence and shall be liable on conviction to a fine of N15,000 or imprisonment for a month or both.
Culled from Vanguard Newspapers!
OSAZE ODEMWINGIE'S SON TURNS 1
