Is Beverly Osu Pregnant?

Is Beverly Osu Pregnant?

Former BBA housemate Beverly Osu still seems to have a lot of attention on her, even after the show has elapsed. She was among the guests present at 360nobs’ slush party which held last night. Beverly was photographed having a chat with Emma Nyra and it seemed like she had a bump, which is unusual for someone like her who is a model and a vixen. Or did Beverly just over-eat?!

There may still be hope for Mo’hits o…according to Don Jazzy

There may still be hope for Mo’hits o…according to Don Jazzy

President Jonathan honours 10 Nigerians in US

President Goodluck Jonathan, will today honour 10 Nigerian-Americans in a special lunch session in the United States.

The president, who is in the country on an official trip, will also address the United Nations General Assembly and later confer with President Barack Obama.

Those to be honoured by the President in a New York hotel are winners of the “Top 10 Nigerian-Americans Award” instituted by the Christian Association of Nigerian-Americans (CANAN).

According to Nigeria’s Ambassador to the United States, Prof Ade Adefuye, the CANAN top 10 winners and other eminent Nigerians and professionals would be present at the special luncheon and the winners would be introduced to President Jonathan.

A statement from CANAN Secretariat explained that the association was determined to shine the light on high-flying Nigerians in America as a counter-point to negative reports and unnecessary focus on few “rotten eggs” in the community.

President of the Christian group, Dr. James Fadele, said: “Nigerian-Americans should no longer wait for other people to define them, nor wait until the next negative illustration on their behalf. We have the ability to showcase who we are, in our own voices, through our own stories and by using our own words.”

Professor Babatunde Osotimehin, the Executive Director of the United Nations Fund for Population Activities (UNFPA) and former Nigerian Health Minister would be delivering the keynote remarks at the Gala and Awards Dinner.

Winners of the awards are picked from a pool of nominees drawn from the Nigerian community in the US and scrutinised by a panel of eight prominent US-based Nigerians.

In the honours list are Judge Bunmi Awoniyi (Law category), Augustine Esogbue (Engineering and Technology), Mr. Emmanuel Ohuabunwa (Youth), Ola Akinboboye (Medicine), Professor Toyin Falola (Academics), Chief Usua Amanam (Business), Ambassador Ibrahim Gambari (International Public Service), among others.

Judge Awoniyi, the first Nigerian to become a Superior Court Judge in California and possibly the highest-ranking Nigerian-American holding the judgeship of a state high court anywhere in the United States, lives in California.

Esogbue, the first African to become a member of NASA’s Safety Advisory Board, is based in Atlanta, while Ohuabunwa, a Nigerian student who became the first black man to emerge as the best graduating student in John Hopkins with a 3.98 GPA, is currently an MD candidate in Yalem.

Akinboboye, a New York-based award-winning nuclear cardiologist is being honoured as leader of black cardiologists in the US.

Falola, a Professor of History at the University of Texas, is the most-decorated Nigerian scholar in the US; while the California-based Amanam probably made the list because he built the first private refinery in Nigeria.

New York-based Nigerian diplomat, Gambari, served the United Nations in some of the toughest diplomatic spots in the world, including Darfur, where he led the largest UN and international peacekeeping mission ever.

Courtesy of the Clinton Global Initiative (CGI), the 2013 edition of the two-day conference, which has become synonymous with global fight against poverty, kicks off tomorrow in New York, with Founders of the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation and the Tony Elumelu Foundation, Messrs Bill Gates and Tony Elumelu, scheduled to discuss effective philanthropy as panacea for markets-induced gaps.

The duo will be discussing how effective philanthropy can accelerate progress in the fight against global poverty.

Organisers of the event, had, in a statement issued last week, said that the solution to the world’s most pressing challenges could only be found in ambitious risk-taking, effective partnerships, and the most efficient use of resources.

“While market solutions can be used to create economic opportunities, philanthropy is still essential to solve issues that cannot be addressed by markets alone,” the statement posited.

Discussions, according to the Clinton Global Initiative, will focus on how to promote collaboration among multiple stakeholders, including philanthropists, governments, private sector, investors, social entrepreneurs, and NGOs to address intractable global issues.

The 2013 Clinton Global Initiative is expected to design and establish strategies for innovative financing, such as impact investing, and philanthropic funds to complement one another, allowing them to scale up exemplary projects.

Hosted by President Bill Clinton, the annual meeting will bring CGI members together under this year’s theme of “Mobilising for Impact,” which focuses on involving the right people and resources needed to drive effective action on global challenges.

Tragedy averted in Enugu as police evacuate unexploded civil war bomb

Tragedy was averted in Enugu State, Thursday as Police anti-bomb squad successfully recovered an unexploded Nigerian civil war bomb in Umuhu town in Awgu Local Government Area of the state.
Sources disclosed that a man who was working on his farmland uncovered the explosive device and immediately informed the police.
The Anti-bomb squad was quickly deployed to the area and successfully evacuated the civil war ordinance also known as UXO.

Spokesman of the Police in Enugu State, Ebere Amaraizu, who confirmed the story urged members of the public not to play with unexploded ordinance anytime they come across it while farming or digging because of its destructive effects.
He advised the public to report such discoveries promptly to the nearest police station, which would in turn notify its bomb unit for necessary action.

Apo legislative shootings: Atiku calls for independent inquiry

Following the shooting incident at the Apo legislative quarters in Abuja on Friday morning, former Vice President, Atiku Abubakar has called for an independent investigation by the country’s legislature, the judiciary or civil society to ascertain the reason behind the incident .
He said that Nigerians deserve to know the truth behind the incident in which nine persons were killed with 16 others injured.
The shoot-out, involving men of the Nigerian Army and State Security Service (SSS) occurred in the early hours of Friday morning.
While security agents claimed that occupants of the uncompleted building were members of the insurgent group, Boko Haram, those injured in the attack maintained they were law abiding citizens.

In a statement by his media office on Saturday, Atiku said he was worried about the incident.
“For me, this issue borders on human rights, the rule of law and the sanctity of human life. Our security services should stick to their role under the Constitution: make the country safe.” he said.
He said while every citizen should support the government’s efforts to counter terrorism and defeat it, allegations of abuses and extra-judicial killings must not be swept under the carpet.
The former Vice President decried the tendency of security agencies to profile certain Nigerians, in spite of constant denials to the contrary, saying that terrorist profiling was a fact of life today in Nigeria.
He recalled that in 2006, it was the riots by Igbo traders in the Federal Capital Territory to force the government at that time to investigate, arrest and charge police officers that allegedly killed six Igbo traders they branded as armed robbers.
“There must be an independent investigation into this incident to insure human rights and the rule of law. Things don’t have to get to this sorry pass,” Atiku cautioned authorities

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"I don't wear a dress twice,I dash it out or auction it"-Yvonne Vixen

The TV presenter Yvonne Vixen Ekwere opened up on why celebrities like herself don't repeat clothes.She told Punch

Whenever I am on the Red Carpet and paparazzi take my pictures, I always say ‘chei! So I will not wear this dress again?’ The pictures will be plastered everywhere including the Internet and magazines. It spoils show for me. It is not that we don’t like wearing a particular dress for more than one event, but we’ll rather not do it.But you will abuse me if I repeat a dress. People would write that we repeated a dress. Because of that, I wear a dress and since I know I will not wear it again, I dash it out. I give my assistant my clothes. I give to family members and friends as well. But then, I auction my clothes to my friends on twitter

On what she'll never be caught dead in

I can never wear a lace wig. I don’t like it. In fact, I hate it. It makes you look old. I know some people are not blessed with a full hair line. But some people with full hair line go out of their way to shave their hair line so that they can wear lace wig. It doesn’t make sense. I can never be caught dead or alive wearing a lace wig.