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Wednesday, January 26, 2011

The Gorilla who walks around on two legs

It's a known fact that gorillas share close to 95% of their DNA with humans. But it seems Ambam the Silverback may have found the other five - as he swaggers around his enclosure like a man. The 18-second clip, shot at Port Lympne Wild Animal Park in Kent, shows the hulking ape walking upright on his hind legs, and has become an internet sensation. - Daily Mail UK

The king of home equity fraud: Full version

This is like a movie, a must read! I used to think stuffs like this just happen in movies, but I am wrong.

Tobechi Onwuhara (right) at a Dallas nightclub with Ezenwa Onyedebelu.
"I was taught by my dad not to be a follower," Onwuhara once said.

A luxury suite at the W Hotel in Dallas is as good a place as any to conquer the world. At least it seemed that way in 2007 when Tobechi Onwuhara got the crew together. They'd meet there often, seven or eight of them. Some had nicknames from the Ian Fleming lexicon: C, Q, and E. Others were called Mookie, Orji, Uche. They would spread out on designer sofas and at the wet bar, open three-ring binders, and fire up laptops with hard-to-trace wireless cards. On a nearby table there'd be prepaid cellphones with area codes taped to them. A phone for Southern California. A phone for Northern Virginia. A phone for any place Onwuhara had found the "good money."


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Monday, January 24, 2011

D’banj ft. Snoop – Endowed Video clip



This is for real people! D'banj is getting there.. It no rumor
D’banj and Uncle Snoop on set for the Endowed remix video shoot. It’s real people and it’s coming SOON!!!


International success appears to be very close for D’banj and the Mo’hits team as a whole.

Sunday, January 23, 2011

Never Seen Before Biafran Picture

Biafran doctor hands out cups containing the daily ration of powdered milk to a line of children at a refugee camp in Anwa, Biafra, Aug. 5, 1968.

One of these children is a popular politician today. Guess where he is in the picture and who he is today.

Saturday, January 22, 2011

Friday, January 21, 2011

Did Obama dye his gray hair away?

Pres. Obama on January 19th morning and evening
Photos of President Obama released this week are prompting a feverish round of "does he or doesn't he" speculation about whether the commander in chief of the US dyed his hair.


Interesting... he got some time to visit some cosmetics online shop and buy some hair.. but kini big deal, he wan still look young.

Nigeria's president told to reduce ministries

President Goodluck Jonathan thanked the panel for the report

Nigeria's President Goodluck Jonathan has been told by a key advisory panel to cut government's running costs.
The chair of the Presidential Advisory Council, Theophilus Danjuma, said ministries should be cut or merged to free money for development schemes. The budget proposed for 2011 shows Nigeria would spend far more on the government than on infrastructure.
Nigeria is Africa's leading oil producer, but the majority of its 150 million people still live in poverty. Parliamentarians' salaries are not made public in Nigeria, but diplomats say the country's politicians are among the best paid in the world.
BBC

Big Brother Africa is back!

The Biggest Reality Show in Africa is back! Please remember that you have to be 21 years or older and that applications close on 27th February 2011.



To enter Big Brother Africa, simply click here

Thursday, January 20, 2011

First lady wows at State Dinner

Dressed in a red petal print silk organza gown by Alexander McQueen, Michelle Obama stopped high-profile traffic Wednesday night at the White House State Dinner for the Republic of China. The brilliant red color is a symbol of luck in Chinese culture, but there was more to her designer choice than just diplomacy. 

The male beauty contest judged by women

Male beauty contest dancers

  1. Tall and athletic: Ostrich plumes and pompoms emphasize height
  2. Narrow face: Decorated with red ochre
  3. Wide eyes: Black eyeliner made from charred egret bones
  4. Facial symmetry: Enhanced with black, yellow and white patterns
  5. Aquiline nose: White clay arrow stripe to look more streamlined
  6. Long braids and cowrie shells: Symbolize fertility and wealth
  7. White and regular teeth: Bared and emphasised with black lipstick
  8. Good dancer: Beaded necklaces and bodices jangle against chest in time to the beat
But this beauty contest has a twist - the men dress up, the women pick the winners. What does the Wodaabe people's pageant tell us about male beauty?

Tall, slim, facial symmetry and good teeth - this could be the universal tick list of a beauty pageant judge. And when the contestants are men, their faces painted with red, white and yellow clay, the aesthetic holds true.
These unusual beauty contests, known as Gerewol, celebrate the fertility the rains bring to the parched edge of the Sahara. Filmed for the BBC's Human Planet, Niger's Wodaabe men decorate their faces and dance for hours to impress female judges
And guess what is the winning prize? You will know when you continue!

Wednesday, January 19, 2011

Was Ella, a UNILAG undergraduate, drugged to death?


Until last week, the hope of the Ukahueleigbes was that their daughter, 17-year-old Ella Oyindamola, would soon graduate from the University of Lagos and make them proud by getting a good job. But this hope was dashed last week as she died in a mysterious circumstance.

Ella, a second year student of Marine Sciences, was allegedly drugged by a family friend last week Tuesday. PUNCH METRO gathered that the drug, suspected to be a sleeping tablet, so he can have his way on her while she was asleep but she never woke up.

PUNCH METRO gathered that efforts made by her friend to revive her failed. She, however, died at the Lagos Univesity Teaching Hospital where she was rushed to.