Tuesday, 20 December 2016

Nino Brown blasts the Kardashian sisters, Kim, Khloe & Kylie, in new video

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In a nasty e-beef video that has gone viral, Junior MAFIA rapper Nino Brown went on a loquacious outburst against Kanye’s wife Kim Kardashian and her sisters Khloe and Kylie. The video shows him cursing out the reality-star sisters saying they are ‘culture vulture h**s’. He said, “If I could tell you something I don’t want? I don’t need no unlucky a**b**ch, I don’t want no Kardashian. You out here fooling our motherf**king black men like you the sh*t. Y’all seen what (Khloe) did to Lamar Odom. Crack kills. He was dunking the balls now he’s smoking that motherf**ker. As the video ... more »

Kanye West blackmailed over sextape...

Earlier this year, Kanye released a song titled “Real Friends” and little did we know the reason. In the song he somehow gave us a hint that he was once blackmailed over a sextape. He sang, “I had a cousin that stole my laptop that I was f–kin’ bitches on. Paid that n—a 250 thousand just to get it from him. Real friends…Huh?” According to his cousin, Lawrence Franklin, the laptop was Kanye’s back in 2011 and contained a sextape of Yeezy and a fair-skinned unidentified African-American woman. He says it was this turn of events that caused Kanye to become distrustful of those...Read... more »

Two more newly converted sex workers tie the knot in Omega power ministry

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On Saturday, 17th of December, two female former sex workers who have now repented following evangelization from Omega Power Ministry, got married. The marriage was officiated by the general overseer of the ministry, Apostle (Dr) Chibuzor Gift Chinyere at the OPM branch church in GRA Port Harcourt... The wedding of Gloria and Nset (not their real names) is the third in its series with two other rehabilitated prostitutes married within the past three months. During the ceremony, Apostle Chinyere said he was delighted to see both girls married to men of their choices. He also promi... more »

Turkey: Russian ambassador assassinated in cold blood by Turkish security guard

The Russian ambassador to Turkey has reportedly been killed by a gunman shouting about Aleppo, the war-ravaged Syrian city Moscow has been bombing.

Turkish media report Andrey Karlov was shot at a photo exhibition by man who shouted out “Aleppo” and “revenge” as he fired, an eyewitness said.
“When the ambassador was delivering a speech, a tall man wearing a suit fired into the air first and then took aim at the ambassador,” Hasim Kilic, a correspondent for the daily Hurriyet, told AFP. “He said something about ‘Aleppo’ and ‘revenge’.”
The attack came after days of protests in Turkey over Russia’s role in Syria.
Several others were injured in the ambush.
The gunman, who allegedly entered the gallery with police ID, fired into the air as the ambassador spoke and then shot him, the Hurriyet newspaper reported. The attacker was then ‘neutralised’, Turkey’s state-run Anadolu Agency said.
Russian Ambassador Andrei Karlov was several minutes into a speech at the embassy-sponsored exhibition in the capital, Ankara, when a man wearing a suit and tie shouted “Allahu akbar (God is great)” and fired at least eight shots, according to an AP photographer in the audience.
The attacker also said some words in Russian and smashed several of the photos hung for the exhibition. There was panic as people ran for cover. NTV said three other people were wounded in the attack.
It was not immediately clear who carried out the attack. Islamic State militants have been active in Turkey and carried out several bomb attacks on Turkish targets.
Prime Minister Theresa May said this afternoon in the House of Commons that news of the shooting was “a matter of concern”.
U.S. State Department spokesman John Kirby said U.S. officials were aware of reports about the shooting.
“We condemn this act of violence, whatever its source,” Kirby said. “Our thoughts and prayers are with him and his family.”
It comes a day after protests in Turkey over Russia’s military action in Syria.
Karlov has represented Russia in the country since 2013.
Russia and Turkey have been involved in conflict in Syria across the border from where over two million Syrian refugees have settled. Turkey has been a staunch opponent of President Bashar al-Assad while Russia has deployed troops and its air force in support of the Syrian leader.

The Portuguese came alive to fire the European champions to their second Club World Cup crown in three years, though their spirited opponents more than held their own

Cristiano Ronaldo rose to Real Madrid's rescue with a hat-trick to fire them past Kashima Antlers 4-2 after extra time in the final to clinch the 2016 Club World Cup title on Saturday.
The writing looked on the wall when the European champions took the lead against the J.League title winners - the first Japanese club to appear in the last two - as Karim Benzema opened the scoring.
However, Antlers struck back twice through Gaku Shibasaki, who volleyed in the equaliser before the break before showing fantastic skill to put his side ahead in the 52nd minute.
Zinedine Zidane's men found a way back through Ronaldo's penalty on the hour mark, though, after Shuto Yamamoto scythed down Lucas Vazquez in the box.
And it was the newly-crowned Ballon d'Or winner's decisive double in extra time that finally broke all resistance and be crowned world champions for the second time in three years.
The trophy is Madrid's second Club World Cup success and the fifth time they have been crowned world champions, with head coach Zinedine Zidane celebrating his third trophy of the calendar year.
Kashima had won three matches en route to the final and they produced a superb performance, testing Madrid to the limit in front of a passionate crowd.

THE INDESPENSABLE MOSES

The former Spurs attacker has good words for the Italian gaffer while highlighting the Nigerian’s rise to prominence

Garth Crooks has hailed Chelsea manager Antonio Conte’s transformation of Victor Moses as ‘unique’ following his awe-inspiring performances in their record-breaking winning run.

The Blues are undefeated in 11 English Premier League games and the 26-year-old has been a revelation in the current setup at the Stamford Bridge, turning heads with his showings each matchday, in a right wing-back role.
The former Tottenham Hotspur star has credited Conte for his guts to transform the serial loanee into a main cog in his team.
"He [Conte] has done something that is quite unique," Crooks told BBC Sport.

"No other English coach, outside of possibly Terry Venables, would have found a position in a team like Chelsea for Victor Moses.
“He has transformed their entire back five. They've become almost impregnable. Who would have thought it? This is a player who has been wandering from club to club for the last three years.

"Conte has seen him and turned an exciting winger into a credible player who can defend and attack in equal measure."
The Nigeria international has played 16 times and scored thrice for the Blues this season and will be hoping to help stretch the Blues winning run when they face Bournemouth in a Boxing Day league encounter.

Ronaldo fires Real Madrid to Club World Cup victory — 19th December 2016

Ronaldo fires Real Madrid to Club World Cup victory

— 19th December 2016

Cristiano Ronaldo scored a hat-trick as Real Madrid survived a scare to beat Japanese side Kashima Antlers in extra time and win the Club World Cup.
Real took the lead in the ninth minute through Karim Benzema, but Gaku Shibasaki scored either side of half-time to put Kashima in front.
Ronaldo levelled from the penalty spot on the hour mark after Lucas Vazquez was fouled by Shuto Yamamoto.
The Ballon d’Or winner put his side ahead in extra time after being played through by Benzema, and completed his hat-trick seven minutes later.
Victory gave Real their second Club World Cup and extended their unbeaten run to 37 games in all competitions.
It also means nine of the past 10 winners of the competition have come from Europe.
The Champions League winners looked set for a comfortable afternoon when Benzema put them ahead, and they dominated possession in the opening stages.
But Kashima – the first Japanese team to reach a Club World Cup final – impressed in an entertaining game, and Shibasaki took both goals well.
Indeed, after Ronaldo’s equalising penalty, Kashima had the better chances late in normal time.
First Keylor Navas saved a long-range strike from Fabricio, then Yasushi Endo shot wide at the back post with the final kick of the 90 minutes. At 3-2 down, Yuma Suzuki hit the bar with a header.
The Japanese side also felt Real captain Sergio Ramos should have been sent off in normal time when he appeared to body-check an opponent when on a yellow card.

Recession: FG closes 9 foreign missions — 20th December 2016

Recession: FG closes 9 foreign missions

— 20th December 2016

The Federal Government has approved the closure of nine foreign missions and their conversion to non-residency representation or concurrent accreditation, as part of measures to reduce the cost of running Nigeria’s foreign representations in the face of economic realities.
It also reduced the number of officers at foreign missions, stopped posting staff of home ministries to foreign missions and approved the training of Foreign Service officers to carry out multiple tasks, including administration, immigration, trade, culture and education related functions.
The Special Adviser on Media and Publicity, Femi Adesina said President Buhari stated this while declaring open an induction course organised by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs for Nigerian Career Ambassadors-designate who were recently cleared by the Senate.
According to President Buhari: “We are optimistic that the external factors that partly contributed to push our economy into recession will ebb in 2017. Until then, I regret that the resources available to fund our missions abroad will not be as robust as we would like.
“We are working hard to turn around our national economy by effectively reforming our macroeconomic environment through measures, some of which were outlined in my budget speech to the National Assembly last week.”
The president, who said the prevailing economic circumstances have led to a restructuring of Nigerian missions abroad, reminded the Ambassadors-designate that, “as we are all making great sacrifices at home, we also expect you to similarly make judicious use of the resources put at the disposal of your missions. As Heads of missions, you will be held accountable for the utilisation of all resources under your control. These are lean times, and all of us are expected to do more with less.”
He specifically charged the Ambassadors-designate to change the narrative of Nigeria outside the country by playing up the positive values and outstanding contributions of Nigerians in the global arena.
“For far too long, we have allowed Nigeria to be defined by others, always emphasising our negatives. To the average foreigner, Nigeria evokes 419, terrorism, militancy, communal and religious clashes, insecurity, corruption and all our other faults.
“You have the duty to correct this narrative by taking the initiative to define and portray our country for what it truly is. We are a nation of 180 million vibrant, enterprising, hardworking, hospitable and peaceful people. We are a remarkable nation that has succeeded in harnessing our multiple diversities as strengths such that we are the leading country on the continent. Therefore, you will need to mobilise, sensitise and motivate all your staff so that together you engage with your host governments, the private sector and other segments of the society to explain that Nigeria is much more than the negative image portrayed to them.”
The President further urged them to leverage on the achievements of Nigerians within the country and in diaspora.
“Think of people like Nobel Laureate, Wole Soyinka, Chinedu Echeruo who founded Hotspot application which he sold to Apple for over a billion dollars; think of Bayo Ogunlesi, who runs over a billion dollar infrastructure fund and is now Adviser to US President-elect; and Jelani Aliyu, an accomplished car designer at General Motors. Indeed, these and other hardworking Nigerian professionals in the diaspora have never forgotten their roots and have been making significant contributions to their communities back home, and even to our economy through their huge remittances.”
Buhari further urged them to sustain the work ethic characterized by the love of country, professionalism, excellence, integrity and honour associated with the “Nigerian diplomatic tradition established in 1957 by the pioneers of the Nigerian Foreign Service, sometimes referred to as the “12 Apostles” and also “bequeath same to succeeding generations. ”
President Buhari also charged the Ambassadors-designate to stress Nigeria’s commitment to international peace and security through contributions “to nearly every UN peacekeeping initiative since 1960 when we achieved our independence.
In addition, we are the stabilizers and shock absorbers of West Africa, having helped to contain potentially de-stabilising developments in the sub-region.”
Buhari further charged the Ambassadors–designate always to be mindful of the national priorities that “revolve around the economy, security, anti-corruption, good governance, agricultural transformation and infrastructure development, including rail, roads and power” and use their roles “as Principal Representatives to build meaningful partnerships to attract foreign investments, new skills and technologies.
“As Nigerian Ambassadors, you must show leadership, fairness and justice to all. Discipline, probity, accountability and zero tolerance for corruption must be your watchwords. You are expected to project the best image and traditions of our country in your conduct and all you do.”
The president, however, expressed optimism that the current economic recession will fade next year.

Terror in Germany: Merkel addresses Christmas market massacre — 20th December 2016 (BERLIN)

Terror in Germany: Merkel addresses Christmas market massacre

— 20th December 2016

(BERLIN)

Chancellor Angela Merkel of Germany said that the Berlin Christmas market where 12 people died Monday night was the target of a terrorist attack.

The German interior minister, Thomas de Maizière, said that a man arrested on suspicion of involvement in the attack was a 23-year-old Pakistani who had applied for asylum.

“We must assume at the current time that it was a terrorist attack,” Ms. Merkel said on Tuesday. “I know that it would be particularly difficult for all of us to bear if it is confirmed that this deed was carried out by a person who sought protection and asylum in Germany.”

It would also greatly amplify the political problems Ms. Merkel already faces over her government’s policy of admitting refugees by the hundreds of thousands. The policy has come under mounting criticism, both from her allies and from the far right of the political spectrum.

Ms. Merkel, dressed in black, made a brief appearance before reporters Tuesday morning, saying that she was “horrified, shaken and deeply sad.” Those behind the killings would be punished “as severely as our laws demand,” Ms. Merkel said.

In the attack, a tractor-trailer truck was driven by the perpetuator over a sidewalk around 8 p.m., who plowed it into the market near the Kaiser Wilhelm Memorial Church, a symbolic Berlin site whose spire, jagged from bomb damage, was intentionally left unrepaired after World War II.

Witnesses saw one person, presumably the driver, exit the truck, and some of them followed the fleeing person and notified the police, prosecutors said.

The police later arrested a man near the scene who was suspected of involvement. The chief of police in Berlin, Klaus Kandt, told reporters on Tuesday that “it is actually not clear” whether the man they had arrested was the driver.

The chief federal prosecutor, Peter Frank, noted at a news conference that “a suspect is not a perpetrator,” and he said the investigation of the man was a priority, but not the only one in the case. He added that the authorities did not yet know whether any group was behind the attack or if anyone else was involved.

According to Mr. de Maizière, the suspect entered Germany and registered as an applicant for asylum on Dec. 31, 2015, and reached Berlin in February. Several hearings were scheduled in his asylum case, Mr. de Maizière said, but the man did not appear at some of them, and there were problems with translation at others. As a result, his application has not been processed.

Mr. de Maizière said the suspect had denied any involvement in the attack.

Officials in Berlin have been straining to deal with a flood of asylum applications. Although the number of arrivals has slowed recently from a high point in the summer of 2015, tens of thousands remain in communal housing, awaiting processing of their applications.

Frauke Petry of Alternative for Germany, a far-right opposition party that has been gaining strength, said in a statement early Tuesday that “Germany is no longer safe.”

Noting the successive terrorist attacks in France, including a truck driven into a crowded beachfront promenade in Nice in July, Ms. Petry called the carnage at the Berlin market “not just an attack on our freedom and our way of life but also on our Christian tradition.”

Russia, Iran, Turkey agree on need to widen Syria truce

Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov (C) shakes hands with his Iran’s counterpart Mohammad Javad Zarif (L) as Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu (R) looks on after a news conference in Moscow on December 20, 2016.
Russia, Iran and Turkey agreed to guarantee Syria peace talks and backed expanding a ceasefire in the war-torn country, Russian foreign minister said after talks with counterparts. / AFP PHOTO / Natalia KOLESNIKOVA

Russia, Iran and Turkey agreed on Tuesday to guarantee Syria peace talks and backed expanding a ceasefire in the war-torn country, laying down their claim as the main powerbrokers in the conflict. “Iran, Russia and Turkey are ready to assist in preparing the agreement in the making between the Syrian government and the opposition and to become its guarantor,” Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said in Moscow, citing a joint statement.
“The ministers agree with the importance of widening the ceasefire, of free access for humanitarian aid and movement of civilians on Syrian territory.”

Turkish foreign minister Mevlut Cavusoglu said in comments translated into Russian that the ceasefire should cover the entire Syrian territory but exclude the jihadist groups Islamic State and Al-Nusra Front, the former name of ex-Al-Qaeda affiliate Fateh al-Sham Front. The foreign and defence ministers from Russia, Iran and Turkey met in Moscow on Tuesday, the day after Russia’s envoy to Ankara was shot dead in the Turkish capital by a gunman shouting about Syria and Aleppo.
Russia and Iran are on the opposite side of the Syrian conflict from Turkey, with Moscow and Tehran backing President Bashar al-Assad and Ankara supporting those seeking to topple him.
But Turkey and Russia have recently started working closely together to evacuate rebel fighters and civilians from war-battered Aleppo under a complex deal.
Lavrov praised the Turkey-Iran-Russia format on Syria as the “most effective” and added that the three have “confirmed their readiness to fight the Islamic State group and al-Nusra front and to separate them from the groups of armed opposition.”
“Our cooperation has already allowed not just the evacuation of civilians but also an organised moving out of most of the fighters of the armed opposition along agreed routes,” Lavrov said.
“We agreed to continue building further cooperation, based on the statement we agreed today,” he said.
Pointedly absent from the discussion was the United States and Lavrov took a swipe at Washington by claiming that it had been unable to make good on previous deals reached in Syria.
The Red Cross on Tuesday said that at least 25,000 people have left the eastern districts of Aleppo since evacuations began last week, and Lavrov said the process should be completed in two days at most.
“Right now the evacuation is wrapping up,” he said. “We hope that this is a question of one or a maximum of two days.”

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Lagarde to continue as IMF head despite court conviction

The International Monetary Fund said Monday it retains “full confidence” in Christine Lagarde‘s ability to continue to lead the organization, despite her conviction for negligence in a French court.

The fund’s board met in the wake of the court decision finding her guilty in a 2008 case dating back to her tenure as French finance minister. It took into account all factors including her “outstanding leadership of the Fund and the wide respect and trust for her leadership globally.”

“In this context, the Executive Board reaffirms its full confidence in the managing director’s ability to continue to effectively carry out her duties,” the board said in a statement.

“The Executive Board looks forward to continuing to work with the managing director to address the difficult challenges facing the global economy.”

Lagarde told reporters shortly after the IMF statement that while she was not satisfied with the court decision, she would not appeal.

“There comes a point in time when one just has to stop, turn the page, and move on and continue to work with those who have put their trust in me,” Lagarde said. “I will put all my energies and enthusiasm into this role.”

She also thanked the board and IMF staff for their support during a “painful” process.

– Support from France, US –

The French government earlier Monday expressed its confidence in Lagarde continuing at the helm of the IMF, and US Treasury Secretary Jacob J. Lew issued a statement of support immediately after the board decision.

“The United States joins the IMF Executive Board in reaffirming our full support of Managing Director Lagarde,” Lew said. “She is a strong leader of the IMF, and we have every confidence in her ability to guide the Fund at a critical time for the global economy.”

The French court found Lagarde guilty of negligence over a massive payout to the tycoon Bernard Tapie in 2008, but she will not be fined or face prison, nor will the decision create a criminal record.

The case stemmed from Lagarde’s decision in 2007 to allow a dispute over sale of the Adidas sports brand to the state-owned Credit Lyonnais bank to be resolved by a private arbitration panel, and then failing to challenge the result.

The court cleared her of negligence over her decision to refer the matter to arbitration but upheld the charge over her failure to contest the award.

She noted that the public prosecutor had sought to have the charges dismissed.

The case was another instance of controversy surrounding an IMF managing director. Lagarde was named to lead the organization in July 2011 after her predecessor Dominique Strauss-Kahn, also a former French finance minister, was forced to resign amid a sex scandal.

And his predecessor, former Spanish economy minister Rodrigo Rato, is facing prosecution in Spain for embezzlement during his time as a banker.

The first woman to head the IMF, Lagarde presided over some of the worst of the fallout from the 2008 financial crisis and is in her second term as managing director.

She was reappointed in February, despite the ongoing legal troubles.

AFP

BREAKING] Students beat up Cross River governor’s aide over unpaid ‘mobilisation’ fee

Mudiaga Affe, Calabar

A Special Assistant to Governor Ben Ayade on Student Matters, Mr. Michael Abuo, was on Monday beaten up by a crowd of higher institution students from Cross River State for allegedly withholding N300,000 that was given for ‘mobilisation.’

The incident happened at the U.J Esuene Stadium in Calabar during a reception in honour of the governor following the December 9 Supreme Court ruling which validated Ayade’s election.

The students, numbering over 100, were said to be aggrieved that Abuo refused to release the alleged N300,000 which the governor was said to have promised them to join in celebrating his victory.

It was gathered that the governor gave N1m to each of the 29 commissioners and some other aides to mobilise the people for the victory celebration in Calabar.

The governor’s aide took to his heels when the crowd of students overpowered him.

He jumped over the stadium fence into the hands of the Police who rescued him and scared off the students.

One of the students from the University of Calabar, who simply gave her name as Josephine, said they had appealed to the aide to release the fund, but he refused.

She said, “We got the information from a reliable source that the governor approved N300,000 for us for mobilisation, but he refused to release the money.

“We are over 200 that came from different parts of the state for this celebration. Instead of releasing the money, he became infuriated when we confronted him. He has been short-changing us for too long.”

When contacted on telephone, Abuo said the attack was sponsored; adding that it was not true that he squandered the students’ financial entitlements.

The Brazilian showed he has a hidden talent not many people knew about when he pulls off an entertaining card trick in the dressing room

Eden Hazard is known for his trickery on the field, but a different Chelsea player has a few tricks up his sleeve - as David Luiz demonstrated his magic to the Blues dressing room.
The Brazil international is usually known for his runs forward from defence and his desire to step up for free-kicks, but has highlighted a new talent.
'Azpilicueta could play centre-forward'
In a video recorded in the Chelsea dressing room, the 29-year-old is seen doing his best David Copperfield impression as he gets an unsuspecting staff member to choose a card from the deck before...

The Indonesian Ambassador to Nigeria, Harry Purwanto, on Tuesday announced his government’s new policy for issuing visas to Nigerians and other foreigners wanting to visit Indonesia for any purpose.

Purwanto told the News Agency of Nigeria in Lagos that under the new policy, his Embassy would no longer be involved in visa processing, but only in the collection of visa applications.

The Ambassador, who did not give any reason for his government’s new visa policy, said that the processing of visas to Indonesia would henceforth take a much longer time.

“Nigerians seeking visas to Indonesia should know that the Indonesian government has introduced a new visa application and issuance policy.

“Under the new policy, we as an Embassy in Nigeria have been withdrawn from processing visas.

“All we are now required to do is to collect visa applications and send them to Indonesia for processing. We now have to be taking authority from Jakarta.

“We, therefore, want to tell Nigerians seeking visas to Indonesia to now begin their applications at least two weeks in advance, to enable us send their applications on time to Jakarta,’’ he said.

Purwanto enjoined Nigerians to always ensure that authentic information and documents were provided in their visa application forms, to avoid visa refusal from Jakarta.

The Ambassador, who restated his government’s commitment to issuing more visas to Nigerians, said that about 1,000 Nigerians were issued visas to Indonesia this year.

He also said that his government would continue to create the right environment for mutual trade relations and people-to-people interactions between genuine Nigerians and Indonesians. (N

Los Blancos end 2016 with three trophies and only two defeats as they also sit on top of La Liga - an incredible transformation since Rafa Benitez was replaced in January

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The year started amid uncertainty for Real Madrid. With poor performances and also results, plus an unhappy dressing room, Rafa Benitez lasted only one match in 2016 before he was relieved of his duties. But what has happened since is nothing short of sensational.
When Zinedine Zidane took the reins in January, many said he was not ready. After all, he had coached only Madrid's youth team, Castilla. Defeat to Atletico in the derby at the Santiago Bernabeu was an early setback, but it turned out to be one of only two losses for the Frenchman in 2016.
Ronaldo hat-trick seals CWC for Real Madrid
Zidane's side went to Camp Nou and won the Clasico in March, pushing Barcelona all the way to the wire in La Liga and missing out on the title by a single point. Madrid then edged out Atletico on penalties to win the Champions League in Milan.
Up until then, there had been doubts over the Frenchman's future. But president Florentino Perez had seen his decision to remove Rafa and bring in Zidane vindicated. And there was more to come as Madrid added the UEFA Super Cup in August, with Sergio Ramos' late leveller forcing extra-time against Sevilla, before Dani Caravjal's strike won the trophy.

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I am under serious pressure to contest for presidency in 2019 – Goodluck Jonathan

The former president of Nigeria, Goodluck Ebelle Jonathan has said he is under intense pressure to contest the 2019 presidential election in Nigeria.…

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