20/05/2014
Over the weekend, 50 cent's oldest son Marquise Jackson claimed the famous rapper skipped his high school graduation. A disappointed Marquis, who cried with his mum, took to instagram to let people know what his dad did and black twitter came after 50. Guess high school graduation is a pretty big deal to some. Not only was 50cent no show at the graduation, he didn't share the happy news on his social media pages. It's no secret that he and his son haven't been getting along for a while and over the weekend the chasm between them grew even wider. Oh and check the resemblance..
World's Most Expensive Divorce- Owner of Monaco Football Club ordered to pay ex-wife £2.7 BILLION
The owner of Monaco football club has been ordered to pay a world record divorce settlement of more than £2.6 billion to his ex-wife.
According to Mail online, Judges in Switzerland said Dmitry Rybolovlev, 47, has to give Elena Rybolovleva, who was with him for 24 years, a very precise 4,020,555,987 Swiss francs and 20 centimes.
It follow a six year legal saga in which Mr Rybolovlev, who made his billions through a successful fertiliser business, bitterly contested Ms Rybolovlev’s claims to two of the most expensive properties in the USA and a £100million Greek island.
Now Mr Rybolovlev must sign a cheque for the incredible sum in the Swiss city of Geneva, where Ms Rybolovlev lives in a lakeside mansion.
17/05/2014
4 Prostitutes Arrested in Lagos for Fighting Over Customer…
four commercial sex workers identified as Joy Morkoha, 37;
Blessing Ugbo, 26;
Tayo Folarin, 35,
and Tina Osakwe, 25,
were arraigned before an Itire Magistrates’ Court in Lagos for allegedly fighting in public over a customer.
They were charged to court by the Nigerian police for affray and breach of public peace.
The Prosecutor, Insp Ezekiel Ayorinde, told the court that the accused committed the offences on May 14th at their hotel residence Shobowale Street, Ilasa, in Mushin, Lagos.
InspAyorindesaid that the offences contravened the Sections 54 and 166 of the Criminal Law of Lagos State, 2011.
The accused, however, pleaded notguilty.
TheMagistrate, MrsAbegundeDavis, admitted them to bail in the sum of N30, 000 with one surety each.
She adjourned the case till June 16 for substantive trial.
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They were charged to court by the Nigerian police for affray and breach of public peace.
The Prosecutor, Insp Ezekiel Ayorinde, told the court that the accused committed the offences on May 14th at their hotel residence Shobowale Street, Ilasa, in Mushin, Lagos.
InspAyorindesaid that the offences contravened the Sections 54 and 166 of the Criminal Law of Lagos State, 2011.
The accused, however, pleaded notguilty.
TheMagistrate, MrsAbegundeDavis, admitted them to bail in the sum of N30, 000 with one surety each.
She adjourned the case till June 16 for substantive trial.
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16/05/2014
Anointing of Breasts…lol… *PHOTO OF THE MORNING*
Shuo! Don’t Judge, maybe he is curing her of breast cancer…. Hehehehehehe..(GOD HELP US)
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13/05/2014
Parents identify 4 abducted girls in Boko Haram video, but most still cannot see their daughters
Four parents of missing Chibok girls are said to have identified their missing daughters in the video released by Boko Haram leader, Abubakar Shekau, yesterday. According to Sahara reporters, Mrs Esther Mutali, one of the mothers of the missing girls say some parents of the abducted girls in their community have been able to identify their daughters in the video. According to Madam Esther, those identified include two senior students from Askari Uba Secondary School and Wuyo Secondary School respectively. Both schools are near Chibok. A third girl, whose name was given as “Abdu Hauwa”, has also been identified by her mother. The source added that a fourth girl, Adiza Isah, has also been sighted in the video, making the total of identified girls four. Continue... A Community leader in Chibok, Allan Manessah, however says most parents whom he visited in the community were not able to identify their daughters in the video released yesterday and that he also visited one of the girls who escaped from the boko haram hideout and she could not recognize any of the girls in the video. He says his fear is that the whole video release may be a ploy by Boko Haram leader to divert attention from the security experts pursuing him for the girls release. Meanwhile sources in the Borno state government say the state government has set up a committee headed by the Chibok Local Government Chairman to handle the identification of the girls. The official revealed that the state government plans to assemble the parents of the abducted girls living in Maiduguri and its surrounding areas to watch the video at the Government House today to enable them to identify their daughters.
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