Saturday, December 14, 2013

Mountain of Fire Ministries Begin Crusade To Close All Beer Parlours In Lagos!!

A crusade to shut down beer parlours, reduce crime and depopulate the kingdom of darkness in Ogba area of Lagos, western Nigeria, is underway, Mountain of Fire and Miracles Ministries, MFM, said at a press conference on Sunday.
“We want to close down beer parlours in Ogba environment. We want to convert beer parlours into our praying centres,” said Pastor Aderemi Oseni, the Regional Overseer of MFM Region 32 Ogba, Lagos, who addressed journalists in his church.
“At the end of this crusade, the kingdom of Satan would have been completely depopulated,” he said, adding that the crusade will take place between 19 and 21 December at MFM Regional Headquarters at 9, Ajayi Road, Ogba.
Sensitization campaigns have already begun and a march around Ogba area took place on Sunday.
Oseni said crime had skyrocketed in Nigeria and MFM was ready to assist the government in reducing it in Ogba area.
“We are worried about the extent of crime going on in Nigeria presently and we desire as a church of God to see as much as we can in assisting the government of this country in reducing crime in our own environment,” Oseni said, adding that crime can be reduced through evangelism.
Oseni said it was an open secret that major streets in Ogba have been converted into shrines.
“I am aware of the fact that powers of darkness have converted all our major roads to shrines in this environment. We want to pull down all these (shrines),” he said, adding that they are militating against the progress of mankind

A former governor of Oyo State, Chief Adebayo Alao-Akala, in this interview with ADEOLA BALOGUN and TUNDE ODESOLA clears the air on some contentious issues.,
Chief Adebayo Alao-Akala, in a new interview with Punch hilariously flared up when he was asked why he bleached.

Excerpts:
You talked about quality, is it in terms of your dressing too?
In terms of everything, Akala is a man of quality. Look at me, I am a man of quality, with due respect. I use quality materials.
Is the use of jewellery part of it too?
Yes, I have been using jewellery as a young man.
Do you know what they called Ghana before, Gold Coast. I lived in Ghana and that was where I got used to it early in my life. We make statement with our looks in Ghana.
In those days when we were in Ghana, your wife bathed you and took care of you.
I am from Ghana, so I have been using jewellery (he sends for an album). I want to show you some pictures. Pictures that I took some 40 years back, you would see chains on my neck. Look at my hand chains and rings in this picture. That is how I was brought up.

For the first time in over 100 years, a winter storm has brought snow to a city known for its heat and sand, Cairo in Egypt.

According to local reports, it happened over night and unexpectedly on Wednesday Dec. 11th. An official of Egypt's Meteorological centre said it was first time in decades since the last snowfalls and it took residents of Cairo suburbs by surprise. But most are delighted because they have never seen snow before.They took to Twitter to post their amazement in words and shared pictures

This young lady above, says she was fathered by a ghost, only to later marry a ghost for whom she has 3 sons and is currently pregnant for.

According to 20-year-old Taiyelolu Abdulrahman, while telling her chilling story to Nigerian Tribune, her father, who died almost 20 years ago, nurtured her till she was married to another dead or “ghost” husband.

She and her twin brother, Kehinde, grew up with their father in a flat at the Ajah area of Lagos.
They led a relatively comfortable life in the house where they only depended on generator as the only
source of electricity. Although their father was not engaged in any kind of work, he provided for them.

My father was not working. He never left the house except on a few occasions at night. But if I asked for N50, 000, he gave it to me. We had no visitors and we visited nobody,” she said.All they had to do were sleep, eat and watch home videos.

Asked about her mother, she said she and her twin brother grew up to know only their father. They did not see any woman with him.

To go out of the house, their father gave the twins a small gourd each which they simply clasped to their palms and then they burst out on the road and board vehicles to the market to purchase food items like wheat, semovita, macaroni, spaghetti and rice. They never consumed amala (yam flour meal).

On a particular day, however, Taiyelolu forgot to take her gourd and as she stepped out of the house, what confronted her was a cemetery with a lot of vaults and a bushy environment.
She screamed and dashed back inside.

Jumping for joy: Manchester City narrowed the gap to Arsenal with thrilling victory over the league leaders

Manchester City send out a big message to the rest of the Premier League with a 6-2 win over Arsenal FC at the Etihad.
This was Arsenal’s biggest challenge so far in their Premier League campaign and this result might have put a few question marks on their title credentials. But more than Arsenal, this win has certainly reinstated Manchester City as the favourites for the title this season. The Citizens came into this game on the back of a massive win over Bayern Munich away from and are seemingly growing in confidence with every passing match. City have now scored 50 goals in 12 home games in all competitions and Etihad has turned into a fortress for them this season.

Obasanjo bombs Jonathan

President Goodluck Jonathan and former President Olusegun Obasanjo

OBJ letter to Jonathan

At the end of the letter He "Accept, Dear Mr. President, the assurances of my highest consideration".

Olusegun Obasanjo

National Assembly building, Abuja
| credits: File copy

Who knows what has happened to flavour nabania.

he has been been on twitter since 7.am twitting,read below to see some of his tweet .

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Don’t let small minds convince you that your dreams are too big. They aren’t.
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You have to take a stand and do your own thing your own way, no matter what anyone else thinks or says about you.
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Don’t just accept the safe and easy choices because you’re afraid of what others might think or say.
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Truth be told, one of the greatest freedoms is simply not caring what everyone else thinks of you.
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Don’t ever change just to impress someone. Change because it makes you a better person and leads you to a better future.
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When you are honest to the core, some folks will attempt to use your honesty against you.
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When you show unwavering kindness to others, some people will question your motives.
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When you finally find something that makes you happy, not everyone will be happy for you.
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When you follow your heart and intuition, someone will try to discredit you for it.

Video] Arsenio Hall Responds To Kanye West

Arsenio Hall Responds to Kanye West's Breakfast Club Interview 1

Arsenio Hall Responds to Kanye West's Breakfast Club Interview 2

Kanye West may want to keep Arsenio Hall’s name, and the word “slaves” out of his mouth if he doesn’t want to piss the late night show host off.
Just a few weeks ago, during a sit-down with Power 105.1′s The Breakfast Club, Kanye was ranting about trying to bust down doors in the fashion world, when he threw the Arsenio’s name in the pot as an example of someone who was fired from their job for speaking out. He told Charlamagne:

I can use my voice but what happens if y’all don’t buy anymore albums? People will say he was like Arsenio Hall and he’s turning up too much so now you are fired, but when you got money, can’t nobody fire you.

Arsenio Hall’s feathers were definitely ruffled. He told a group of journalists at the recent Grammy nominations concert that Kanye was misinformed and is pulling the race card.

Getting cuffed and arrested on your hubby’s birthday has got to be the worst. Especially if it’s all over some parking tickets.
Unfortunately for Toya Wright, that was her reality last night after she was thrown in jail over failure to pay a parking ticket in Atlanta. The face she’s making in her mugshot is pretty much my reaction!
According to TMZ, who first broke the story, Toya was cruising around College Park last night when she was pulled over for speeding. A routine search by the officer found that she had a warrant out for her arrest. Toya was immediately taken into custody and booked at the local county jail. She was eventually freed on $290 bail.
This afternoon, she posted to Instagram:

Dame Dash Daughter Ava and Jay Z then and now

This may be one of the most endearing photos you’ve seen of Jay Z (excluding the flicks he has taken with his own daughter).
The photo on the right is one of Jay and Dame Dash’s daughter Ava when she was just a few years old. The one on the left is Jay and 13-year-old Ava backstage at his concert on Sunday night.

The much anticipated video for KOMOLE is finally here shot in an 80′s styled beginning. The comic video tells a tale of SEAN TIZZLE’s musical career. It reflects the rough and early times of the star act and further transits to this present day of stardom and affluence.

The official of the 2013 Ovation Christmas Carol Theme song tagged “Love In The Air” is here. The All-Star cast this year includes artists from Ghana (Becca, Edem, Afriyie Wutah) and Nigeria (May D, Dammy Krane, Skales, Dazzle, Yemi Alade, Patoranking, Mya K).
Directed by: HG2films.

Movie: The Trailer Is Here! Tunde Kelani Presents New Movie, ‘Dazzling Mirage’

Lala Akindoju and Kunle Afolayan lead an all-star cast in the latest
Tunde Kelani movie ‘Dazzling Mirage’ as a sickle- cell suffer who
overcomes social stigma, prejudice and her own low self-esteem, to
achieve success, marriage and motherhood.

#BOB Based on Belief! Building up to the release of BlackMagic‘s hotly anticipated sophomore album ‘Version 2.0′; the critically acclaimed artiste is premiering the video for his well received single ‘Body’ which features Mr. Capable Banky W.

Sean Tizzle’s video for Komole just was just premiered minutes ago and now news of his upgrade has surfaced. From what we have gathered the break-out star and his label boss/producer has acquired a new cars for cruise around.

The iCR8Media team caught up with Starboy WIZKID to talk about his soon to be released album. He tells us what to expect from the album,who he has worked with in putting together the album. Watch

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Popular media personality and Channels TV’s “Rubbin’ Minds” host Ebuka Obi-Uchendu certainly got me confused. Did Ebuka put Mercy Johnson on the spot?
The Rubbin’ Minds host Ebuka says Mercy Johnson makes other A-list actresses look like amateurs.
The phenomenal actresses Nollywood queen Omotola Ekeinde and diva Genevieve look like amateurs too?
Who agrees with him?

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Mode Men Magazine have announced the winners of this year’s Mode Men “Men Of The Year” Awards, and even though the ceremony which was scheduled to take place last saturday, December 7th, 2013 was cancelled, they went ahead and released their winners.

President spokesperson, Reuben Abati has replied the speaker of House of Assembly Aminu Tambuwal on his statement that President Jonathan’s body language is encouraging corruption in Nigeria. Aminu said Goodluck Jonathan administration is encouraging corrupt practices by ‘failing to act on corruption cases revealed by the National Assembly.’

What Causes Tumors?

Tumors can be benign, pre-malignant, or malignant, and caused by several different factors. Malignant ones are cancerous, while benign are not.

When cells are formed, they have the ability to differentiate. When cells begin splitting in a mother’s womb, they program themselves for specific jobs. Some become heart cells, some become the brain, and so forth, until the body is fully formed. Cells also have the ability to self-regulate. When new cells are needed, they know how to produce more and to stop when no more cells are needed.

When cells continue to be created, this can cause tumors. Tumor cells cannot differentiate or self-regulate, but continue to grow until they are discovered. Tumors begin to apply pressure to surrounding body parts and nerves, causing health problems. This is especially true of those in the brain.

Yes, this is a hard group.
Really, it couldn’t have been more difficult. The Americans open the tournament against Ghana, who eliminated the U.S. in the last two World Cups, and then face two of Europe’s best teams in Portugal (in the Amazon rainforest) and Germany (who the U.S. lost to in the 1998 and 2002 World Cups).
Compounding the task of advancing to the second round is the ridiculous amount of travel facing the United States. The Americans will have logged nearly 9,000 miles after they complete group play. To recap: The U.S. will play the team that has ended their last two World Cup runs, one of the best players in the World, and a three-time World Cup champion.
In 20 years, there hasn’t been a harder Group of Death. But this is why it’s going to be OK.

The U.S. is fitter than any other team on earth.

The former president will be given a state funeral in the Eastern Cape village of Qunu

Flags flew at half-staff Friday as South Africa, in deep mourning, prepared for a week of reflection, prayer and remembrance before Nelson Mandela is laid to rest in a state funeral next Sunday in the Eastern Cape village of Qunu.
Archbishop Desmond Tutu led a prayer service in Mandela's memory on Friday at St. George's Cathedral in Cape Town.
"All of us here in many ways amazed the world, a world that was expecting us to be devastated by a racial conflagration," Tutu said, recalling how Mandela helped unite South Africa as it dismantled apartheid and prepared for all-race elections in 1994.
The Johannesburg Stock Exchange paused trading at 11 a.m. to mark the passing of the anti-apartheid leader and former president.
Hours after his death, a black SUV-type vehicle containing his flag-draped coffin pulled away from his home after midnight in Johannesburg's leafy Houghton neighborhood, escorted by military motorcycle outriders, to take the body to a military morgue in Pretoria, the capital.
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Nelson Mandela: Sport pays tribute to former South Africa president.

Fifa president Sepp Blatter has led the sporting tributes to his "dear friend", South Africa's first black president Nelson Mandela, who has died aged 95.

Mr Mandela had used sport to bring his country together following strict racial segregation by his predecessors.

Nelson Mandela: Key dates

1918 Born in the Eastern Cape
1943 Joins African National Congress
1956 Charged with high treason but charges dropped
1962 Arrested, convicted of sabotage, sentenced to five years in prison
1964 Charged again, sentenced to life
1990 Freed from prison
1993 Wins Nobel Peace Prize
1994 Elected first black president
1999 Steps down as leader
2004 Retires from public life

BBC History: Mandela's defiant freedom speech

Blatter said: "It is in deep mourning that I pay my respects to an extraordinary person.

"He and I shared an unwavering belief in the extraordinary power of football to unite people."
Blatter added: "He was probably one of the greatest humanists of our time."
Mr Mandela once stated: "Sport has the power to change the world. It has the power to inspire, it has the power to unite people, in a way that little else does."
Fifa's president hailed Mr Mandela's impact on football's 2010 World Cup in South Africa and said there would be a minute's silence as a mark of respect ahead of the next round of international matches.
"When he was honoured and cheered by the crowd at Johannesburg's Soccer City stadium on 11 July 2010, it was as a man of the people, a man of their hearts.
"It was one of the most moving moments I have ever experienced. For him, the World Cup in South Africa truly was 'a dream come true'," Blatter added.
After he was elected as president in 1994, the 1995 Rugby World Cup was to be the showcase event for Mr Mandela's unifying agenda in South Africa.
One of the defining sporting images of the century was to follow in the final when, after South Africa's 15-12 extra-time victory against favourites New Zealand, Springboks captain Francois Pienaar was handed the trophy by Mr Mandela.
In that moment, racially divided South Africa came together in a way unimaginable during the 27 years the Nobel Peace Prize winner was incarcerated for his actions in the fight against apartheid.
South Africa rugby tweeted: "Rest in Peace Nelson Mandela. We will never forget the role you played in our country, in our sport, and for that we are eternally grateful."
Joost van der Westhuizen, who played in the 1995 World Cup final, said on Twitter: "A sad day for our country. Rest in Peace Madiba. Condolences to his family and friends."

15 of Nelson Mandela's best quotes

Nelson Mandela, former president of South Africa and Nobel Peace Prize winner, has died. During his long life, Mandela inspired countless individuals. Here is a collection of quotes that personify his spirit:
1) "Difficulties break some men but make others. No axe is sharp enough to cut the soul of a sinner who keeps on trying, one armed with the hope that he will rise even in the end."
2) "It always seems impossible until it's done."

TIMELINE: The life of Nelson Mandela

ON MANDELA: 'Everyone was in awe of him'

President Obama pays tribute to Nelson Mandela

Former U.S. presidents pay their respects

President Obama said Thursday that Nelson Mandela inspired millions of people across the world — including Obama himself — to work for freedom, justice, and democracy.
"He no longer belongs to us," an emotional Obama said at the White House. "He belongs to the ages."
MORE: Transcript of Obama's remarks on Mandela
Obama described Mandela as "one of the most influential, courageous, and profoundly good human beings that any of us will share time with on this Earth."
The president gave his eulogy less than an hour after the announcement of the South African leader's death.
Obama noted that he first became involved in politics at a protest against apartheid in South Africa. He said he has studied Mandela's writings throughout his career in government.
"Like so many around the globe, I cannot fully imagine my own life without the example that Nelson Mandela set," said the nation's first African-American president. "And so long as I live I will do what I can to learn from him."

Nelson Mandela saw sport as way to connect S. Africans

It is hard to think of any person — political, cultural or otherwise — of the past 25 years who inspires such universal admiration as Nelson Mandela. We seldom associate him with sports. The index in his autobiography makes no mention of sports, even though he excelled as a boxer and a runner in college. Nor is there any reference to "soccer," the sport that the majority African population of South Africa claims as its own.

The only sport discussed in Anthony Sampson's authorized biography is rugby. Mandela never played it. He barely understood the rules — until, that is, 1995's defining moment when South Africa's rugby team won the rugby World Cup on its home pitch.

Perhaps you will recall the picture of Mandela, in a replica of Francois Pienaar's green and gold jersey, awarding the trophy after South Africa's Springboks won the tournament, one of the iconic sports photos of the past generation. If you remember the expression on Mandela's face, it is impossible to picture anyone happier.

Push for gun-control legislation comes as Americans mark one year since 20 children, 6 adults were killed at Sandy Hook Elementary School.

Analysis: Mandela's party weakened but survives

If you're an optimist, South African democracy is well established and solid enough to withstand the trauma of Nelson Mandela's passing.
Mandela's African National Congress has won all four national elections since the advent of democracy in 1994 though its popularity has gradually eroded. Headed by President Jacob Zuma, the ANC still commands a two-thirds majority in parliament before elections in 2014.
The ANC rules in an alliance with the Congress of South African Trade Unions (Cosatu) and the South African Communist Party, of which Zuma was once a member. Communist and union officials contest elections under the ANC banner.
Zuma, South Africa's president since 2009, is a 71-year-old Zulu populist whose personal life is marked with controversy. He has four wives and 20 children. He was charged but not convicted of rape and corruption.

The anti-apartheid leader's popularity was evident in a 1990 visit to the United States.

Detroit Magistrate Judge Margaret Baylor recalls coming face-to-face with Nelson Mandela while she was a volunteer for Trans Africa, an African-American foreign policy lobbying group.
The organization had raised money for the African National Congress, and she was to meet Mandela in Durban, South Africa.
"Mr. Mandela came in first. I could not speak," she said. "I was stuttering and sputtering.
"Everyone was in awe of him because of what he did and how he handled himself."
Mandela died Thursday in South Africa.
Baylor, like many Americans, had spent years in the movement to end apartheid, the system in which minority-white rule prevailed in South Africa. When Mandela was released after 27 years in prison for advocating violence to oust the government, Baylor, like many activists, were stunned when he reconciled with his captors.

"He was not mad. He was just going forward to the next thing. I knew that this was somebody unlike most others," Baylor said.
Mandela's fortitude and his eventual support for peaceful co-existence with whites earned him the respect of many. His popularity was evident when he visited the United States in June 1990.
Trudy Gallant-Stokes recalls how Tiger Stadium in Detroit hummed with excitement as thousands of people awaited his arrival. Gallant-Stokes, then a freelancer from Black Entertainment Television, said Mandela connected deeply to the crowd.
"He seemed to be speaking just human being to human being," she said. "He was so humble in spite of all he'd accomplished."

Former South African president Nelson Mandela leaves the Intercontinental Hotel on June 26, 2008, in London. File photo by Shaun Curry, AFP/Getty Images

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A chance encounter in the hallway of Detroit's Renaissance Center stays with her. Gallant-Stokes was standing with her mother when Mandela passed by a few feet away.
"He just happened to turn and nod at us. That was our moment," she said.
Baylor's moment had come hours before in a hangar at the airport where Mandela had held a news conference. In thanking his hosts, he mentioned Baylor.
"I have a tape of him saying my name out of his lips," Baylor said. "I'm talking about this 22 years later, and I am excited about it all over again."

Mandela's visit changed Detroit, says former UAW leader Owen Bieber.
Mandela brought the city together at a time of racial tension, Bieber said. As police escorted Mandela from the airport, Bieber saw people standing outside their cars as the motorcade passed. He assumed they were angry at the stopped traffic.
"These people were waving to us. There were more whites than there were blacks," he said.

Bieber had seen firsthand the conditions in South Africa's black townships and prisons on a visit to the country in 1986. Bieber, then president of the UAW and a member of Secretary of State George Schultz's advisory commission on South Africa under President Reagan, had been working with South Africa's Metal and Allied Workers Union to free its leader Moses Mayekiso, who had been jailed following a riot with police.
Bieber says he found that South Africa's black residents lived in fear of arbitrary arrest and beatings. When he met Mandela in Detroit, he marveled at his calm demeanor and his lack of anger
"I remember putting my arm around him as he got off the plane in Detroit. It was like having my arm around a bag of bones. He was very gaunt," Bieber said

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Saturday, December 14, 2013

Mountain of Fire Ministries Begin Crusade To Close All Beer Parlours In Lagos!!

Anyone who says I bleach is stupid – Ex-Governor Alao-Akala

Snow in Cairo, Egypt for the first time in over 100 years

Fathered By A Ghost, Married To A Ghost - Osun State Woman Tells Her Story (Photos)

Arsenal Could Have Scored Six Past Manchester City – Wenger + Match Highlights

Wednesday, December 11, 2013

Obasanjo bombs Jonathan

OBJ letter to Jonathan

FG to close N’Assembly complex for one year

Who knows what has happened to flavour nabania.

Video] Arsenio Hall Responds To Kanye West

Toya Wright Is ‘Devastated’ After Spending A Night In Jail On Her Husband’s Birthday

[Cute Photo Of The Day] Jay Z And Dame Dash’s Daughter Then And Now

VIDEO: Sean Tizzle – Komole

VIDEO: Ovation Christmas Carol 2013 – Love In The Air ft.Yemi Alade, May D, Dammy Krane, Skales, Becca & More

The official of the 2013 Ovation Christmas Carol Theme song tagged “Love In The Air” is here. The All-Star cast this year includes artists from Ghana (Becca, Edem, Afriyie Wutah) and Nigeria (May D, Dammy Krane, Skales, Dazzle, Yemi Alade, Patoranking, Mya K). Directed by: HG2films.

Movie: The Trailer Is Here! Tunde Kelani Presents New Movie, ‘Dazzling Mirage’

VIDEO: BlackMagic – Body ft. Banky W

International Badmen? Sean Tizzle & Label Boss/Producer D’tunes Acquire New Auto-Mobiles

VIDEO: iCR8Media Meets Wizkid

What Am I Hearing And Why? Mercy Johnson Better Than Omotola And Genevieve?

2013 Mode Men of the Year Awards! Olamide, Stephen Keshi, Olisa Adibua Come Out As Winners

Corruption: Reuben Abati Responds To Speaker Aminu Tambuwal

Friday, December 6, 2013

What Causes Tumors?

The U.S. is fitter than any other team on earth.

A mourning nation prepares for Mandela funeral Dec. 15

The former president will be given a state funeral in the Eastern Cape village of Qunu

Thursday, December 5, 2013