The US singer who was in Nigeria over the weekend for
Darey's show, danced bare foot to Iyanya's Kukere and Tekno's Duro, at Dolphin
Estate. See more photos.
Wednesday, 2 March 2016
As shared by DJ Khaled...
Kris Jenner says she doesn't understand why her ex-husband
Bruce/Caitlyn Jenner has decided to date men after being with only women all
his life. Speaking as a guest on the EllenDegeneres Show this week, the popular
TV host reminded Kris that the last time she was at the show she was with Bruce
Jenner on Valentine's day and asked if she was surprised at his recent decision
to start dating men.
'The last time you were here on the show, you were here with
Bruce on Valentine’s Day,' the host recalled. 'And now she is Caitlyn. It's
confusing because for a while she was not saying whether she was going to date
women or men, and now apparently she has said that she's going to date men.'
Ellen said
Kris replied
"I saw that, too. I think that I really want her to be
happy and be really comfortable in all the things where she says she wasn’t her
true authentic self for most of her life. [She] knew when she was 4 that she
felt like that. So you don’t want somebody to be miserable or in pain or any of
that. I think for me, just getting used to that - you know I am human and I
have my feelings and I try and it's baby steps - and it's like the mourning of
somebody that you feel you are never going to really see or be with
again."
When Ellen brought up Caitlyn's new sexuality orientation
again, Kris said:
'That part of it I don't understand. I said to her, when
this first happened, "you're so excited, you have to wait for the rest of
us to catch up,"'
On a trailer for the new season of I Am Cait, Caitlyn, 66,
is seen telling a friend: 'To be honest with you, I don’t see myself dating
women in the future. I’ve been there, done that, got three ex-wives,'
The trial of Senate President, Bukola Saraki, at the Code of
Conduct Tribunal, will resume on March 11th, a day after the initial date of
resumption which was March 10th. According to a statement released by the
spokesperson of the Tribunal, the shift in date came after Saraki's lead
counsel, Kanu Agabi SAN, asked that the date be shifted due to his engagement
in other courts on March 10th. Saraki is being tried on a 13-count
charge for alleged corruption and false declaration of assets while he was
governor of Kwara state.
The Texas couple Chudy and Sandra Nsobundu, 56 and 50,
accused of holding a Nigerian woman captive in their home for more than two
years and without pay has been indicted.
A federal grand jury returned a five-count indictment against them and they have both been charged with forced labor, withholding documents, visa fraud, conspiracy to harbor and harboring an illegal alien.
The couple also have to forfeit their home in Katy, Texas.. Both Chudy Nsobundu and Sandra Nsobundu were accused of mentally and physically abusing the unpaid nanny who is also a Nigerian who lived in their home and was allowed to only eat leftovers, not wash her hair and work about 20 hours a day with no pay.
The woman was rescued on Oct. 10, 2015, following a tip to the National Human Trafficking Resource Center.
If convicted of the conspiracy or forced labor, the defendants face up to 20 years in federal prison. For withholding documents, they face another five years, while the visa fraud and harboring illegal aliens carries a possible 10-year sentence. All of the charges could also result in a $250,000 maximum fine.
Source: Click2Houston
A federal grand jury returned a five-count indictment against them and they have both been charged with forced labor, withholding documents, visa fraud, conspiracy to harbor and harboring an illegal alien.
The couple also have to forfeit their home in Katy, Texas.. Both Chudy Nsobundu and Sandra Nsobundu were accused of mentally and physically abusing the unpaid nanny who is also a Nigerian who lived in their home and was allowed to only eat leftovers, not wash her hair and work about 20 hours a day with no pay.
The woman was rescued on Oct. 10, 2015, following a tip to the National Human Trafficking Resource Center.
If convicted of the conspiracy or forced labor, the defendants face up to 20 years in federal prison. For withholding documents, they face another five years, while the visa fraud and harboring illegal aliens carries a possible 10-year sentence. All of the charges could also result in a $250,000 maximum fine.
Source: Click2Houston
Ese Oruru, the 14 year old girl "abducted" by one
Yinusa and taken to Kano where he converted her to a Muslim and married her was
at the police headquarters in Abuja yesterday. Ese is still insisting that she
was never abducted and that she and Yinusa have been "friends" long
before she followed him to Kano. She also insist that she is 17 and not 14 as
her parents are claiming. Meanwhile she will be handed over to her parents
today at a press conference which will have the Inspector General of Police,
Solomon Arase, in attendance.
The Nigerian Coaches Association has blasted NFF President
Amaju Pinnick over what the association sees as lack of trust and belittling of
indigenous coaches. The president of the Nigerian Coaches Association Bitrus
Bewarang said the NFF boss was unfair to Nigerian coaches when he said that the
era of indigenous coaches handling the senior national team ended with Sunday
Oliseh.
Bewarang who spoke on Tuesday in Abuja, said that
Bewarang who spoke on Tuesday in Abuja, said that
“The attention of the Nigeria Football Coaches Association
has been drawn to a statement credited to the NFF President Amaju Pinnick that
enough is enough for Nigerian Coaches in the Super Eagles. We want to say as an
Association that that statement from the NFF President was the most unfortunate
in the present dispensation. This statement is coming at time when the present
administration is struggling to conserve the little foreign currencies that it
is available, that is when the NFF leadership is thinking of embarking on a
jamboree of employing a foreign coach who may not be competent as those that
are based here at home.
Moreover, it has become very evident that the NFF finds it
very difficult to fulfill all their contractual agreement with indigenous
coaches whenever they are engaged, a situation they would not be the same when they
employ a foreigner. We became more worried over this statement because the
Football Federation has just drafted some indigenous coaches to go on a rescue
mission to qualify the country for next edition of the African Cup of Nations,
after which a foreigner would be appointed to take the team to the competition
proper and probably the World Cup. This antics is unacceptable by our
Association, as it has become a normal trend in country to use the indigenous
coaches to achieve a target, only to dump them for foreigners at the end of the
day. We reject this antics to the totality and implore the NFF to always give
the indigenous coaches equal respect as they do to foreigners,” he said
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