Saturday 30 November 2013

Babangida Killed Dele Giwa” – Major Debo Basorun Rtd…IBB’s former CPS breaks silence



Twenty-seven years after the brutal murder by a parcel bomb of the journalist Dele Giwa, the fog surrounding those behind his death has been substantially cleared by 70-year-old Major Debo Basorun (retd.), former Chief Press Secretary to ex-military President Ibrahim Babangida. In an interview published in National Mirror, Basorun was asked: “Are you saying categorically that it was Babangida who ordered the killing of Dele Giwa?” His answer: “Yes, yes and yes.”

Friday 29 November 2013

CBN Explains Rationale Behind ‘Too Big To Fail’ Banks – your money is safer in these banks?


Speaking on the CBN’s motive for designating 8 commercial banks as ‘too big to fail,’ the Director, Banking Supervision of the Central Bank of Nigeria, Mrs. Agnes Tokunbo-Martins said the named banks are systemically important to the economy as their failure could have far reaching effect on Nigeria’s financial stability.

The implications of the designation for the banks is that banks are permitted to have 50% off their capital as subordinated debts or loans but if considered systemically important, they are required to have a capital that is 75% common equity.

I Killed My Boss Because He Tried To Rape Me…

22-year-old man, Eji Emmanuel, has been arrested by the Lagos State Police Command for the alleged murder of a 39-year-old trader, Sylvanus Okoye. According to the police, the suspect stabbed the deceased to death at his home on Ezemegbu Drive, Okota in August. The suspect, however, explained that he killed the deceased in self-defence. He alleged that on the day of the incident, Okoye had attempted to rape him.

HIV/AIDS: Nigeria records 3 209 deaths in 4 years. |Malaria still killed more

The National Bureau of Statistics on Friday said that HIV and AIDS claimed 3 209 lives in the country between 2007 and 2010.
In a statement in Abuja, the Statistician-General of the Federation, Dr Yemi Kale, said that 738 lives were lost in 2007; 972 in 2008; 800 in 2009 and 619 in 2010.

It said that 632 of those who died were from Edo, while Zamfara did not record any death to the disease during the period.

Saturday 23 November 2013

19 yr old girl escapes from Boko Haram’s den…recounts ordeal


In the gloom of a hilltop cave in Nigeria where she was held captive, Hajja had a knife pressed to her throat by a man who gave her a choice – convert to Islam or die.

Reuters reports that two gunmen from Boko Haram had seized the Christian teenager in July in the Gwoza hills, in the northeastern Nigeria, where a six-month-old government offensive is struggling to contain an insurgency by the al Qaeda-linked Islamist group.

Boko Haram is abducting Christian women whom it converts to Islam on pain of death and then forces into “marriage” with fighters.

Friday 22 November 2013

Deceived lover slipped married lover’s Wedding Ring onto His Manhood as act of revenge


A man went to Houston Medical Center to have his wedding ring cut off from his penis.

According to the Nurse attending, the patient’s girlfriend found the ring in his pants pocket and she got so mad at him, she used petroleum jelly to slip the ring on his penis while he was asleep.

I don’t know what’s worse:

1) Having your girl friend find out you’re married.

2) Explaining to your wife how your wedding ring got on your penis.


3) Or finding out your penis fits through your wedding ring.

Thursday 21 November 2013

NEWS Alcoholics paid in beer for a day’s job.


A group of alcoholics in Amsterdam that was causing a public nuisance has been put to work cleaning the city’s streets. The group of men suffering from a chronic level of addiction usually find it impossible to hold down a job but have been persuaded to work under an imaginative scheme that sees them paid in beer and cigarettes.

CRAZYYYY: Rape Fesitival Begins in India This Week”?


Men in India are already beginning to celebrate as the annual Assam Rape Festival is just days away. Every non-married girl age 7-16 will have the chance to flee to safety or get raped.

Madhuban Ahluwalia who heads up the annual festival told reporters why the event is so important. “This is a long time tradition in Assam dating back thousands of years,” says Ahluwalia. “We rape the evil demons out of the girls, otherwise they will cheat on us and we will be forced to kill them. So it is necessary for everyone.”

Gold bars worth $1.1m found in plane toilet

A stash of 24 gold bars worth more than $1.1m has been discovered in the toilet compartment of a commercial plane in eastern India.
Cleaners found the haul in two bags on board a Jet Airways flight at Kolkata airport, officials said.
India is one of the world’s main gold consumers and imports are seen as a major contributor to the country’s account deficit.
It recently raised duty on imports of gold jewellery to 15% from 10%

Wednesday 20 November 2013

Remembering Christy Essien-Igbokwe: Onyeka Onwenu: Sonny Irabor, Timi Dakolo Pay Tribute.


Icons in Nigeria’s entertainment industry gathered at the Intercontinental Hotels Lagos on Sunday, 17 November to pay tribute to the late Lady of Songs; Christy Essien Igokwe, as her family launched her 11th and final album.

Present at the event were representative of Governor Raji Fashola; Commissioner Mike Ogbiadombe and the representative of Governor Godswill Akpabio; Umana Aniekan. Special Guests also included Onyeka Onwenu, Sonny Irabor, Timi Dakolo, Niyola, Yemi Alade, among others.

Tuesday 19 November 2013

Wamakko, Yuguda, Rochas, Kalu Shower Cash On Muslim Converts


Governor Aliyu Wamakko and his Bauchi State counterpart, Alhaji Isa Yuguda, both gave N5million each to Igbo natives who converted to Islam yesterday. Governor Rochas Okorocha of Imo State and former Governor of Abia State Orji Uzor Kalu gave N2 million and N1million to the converts.

The event took place at the National Mosque in Abuja.

Monday 18 November 2013

Breaking and on-going - Death and Traffic @LEKKI EXPRESS ROAD

A traffic tragedy in which three school pupils were killed in an auto-accident early today on the Lekki-Epe Expreswway, in Lagos, western Nigeria, has created an unprecedented traffic gridlock on the usually busy highway.

The tragedy led to a spontaneous protest by residents nearby and Area Boys. The protesters blocked the entire expressway, making passage in both directions, impossible.
The pupils were trying to cross the road from one side to the other.

Sunday 17 November 2013

My Abductors Asked For N100m, I Offered N1bn – Billionaire GUO Motors Boss

The Chairman of G. U. O. Motors Limited, Chief Godwin Okeke, yesterday, commenced his evidence-in-chief at an Onitsha High Court in Anambra State, presided over by Justice Chudi Nwankwo, in respect of his abduction by kidnappers in Onitsha on Sunday, August 23, 2009.

Okeke who spoke under oath, shortly after the court granted a motion to file and serve additional prove of evidence with respect to one of the suspected kidnappers, Alexander Onyinanya, filed by the prosecution counsel, Chris Ajugwe with Mrs. N. D. Wilcox.

Saturday 16 November 2013

Tope dedicates her album "REQUEST" at Trinity House VI


Temitope Oyegbami Vanlare, talented singer and song writer will finally be dedicating her album "REQUEST" 
The dedication will be taken place on 
November 17th, 2013
Venue: Trinity House, at the end of Water Corporation Road, VI
Pastor: Ituah Ighodalo
Time: During second service from 9am.
She is inviting her friends and fans to this wonderful event.

You can log into http://www.trinityhouseng.org between 9:30 to 10:30 am at Trinity House | Believe!

Friday 15 November 2013

University of Benin Doctors Change 15yrs Old Boy’s Genotype From SS To AA

This is so awesome. University of Benin Teaching Hospital(UBTH) on Friday said it had conducted the second successful stem cell transplant for a 15- year-old sickle cell patient in Benin.

Dr Nosakhare Bazuaye, consultant Haematologist and Coordinator of UBTH stem cell transplant centre, who spoke on behalf of the Chief Medical Director of the hospital, Prof. Michael Ibadin, said that the operation was successful
and that the patient’s genotype had changed from SS to AA.

Thursday 14 November 2013

The 2 Headed Crocodile! Now That’s Polycephaly


A unique 2 headed crocodile has surfaced at a zoo. The two or well one we should say is joined at the hips. This condition is known as polycephaly.

Polycephaly is a condition of having more than one head. A variation is an animal born with two faces on a single head, a condition known as diprosopus. In medical terms these are all congenital cephalic disorders.

Wednesday 13 November 2013

Guy Fattens Up Girlfriend To Satisfy Himself


This guy had an attractive young blonde girlfriend, who was generally considered to be thin. That apparently was not enough to satisfy this slender guy, so he talked her into letting him fatten her up to make him satisfied. So he continued to feed her gross amounts of food to help her pack on the pounds.

Sometimes strange desires will drive people to do some crazy stuff, but generally people are doing something more bedroom oriented. This couple appears to get their satisfaction at the dinner table……..or in the kitchen with a beer bong.

Tuesday 12 November 2013

$200M Facebook Graffiti Artist: Life Hasn't Changed


David Choe, the 35-year-old muralist who made an estimated $200 million in the Facebook IPO, is bothered by the hype surrounding his newfound money.

"You can't buy your privacy back," Choe told Barbara Walters. "Because I was already doing OK, and to have this abstract amount of money now, I cannot buy my privacy back. I was like: What the hell's happening? Every news-- Al Jazeera, every news organization in the world is beating down the door, trying to get a, you know, interview. And I'm like, 'Oh, my God.'"

Although he considers himself homeless, living in casinos and hotels, Choe is a very well-known artist whose works are featured in private collections and museums.

Monday 11 November 2013

Galaxy S 4 has best battery life, iPhone 5s well behind


Has meager battery life on your iPhone left you feeling drained? You're probably not alone. Some new tests show that Apple's latest smartphone may not actually be the juiciest device on the market. In fact, it may not even be in the top five.

According to consumer review blog Which?, the Samsung Galaxy S 4, HTC One and Samsung Galaxy S 4 mini all ranked higher than the iPhone 5s when it came to talk time, with the S4 clocking in at 1051 minutes and the new iPhone at 651. 
For battery life during Internet use, the 5s is ranked even lower, at number seven. The S4 was again number one at 405 minutes, but phones like BlackBerry's Z10 and Nokia's Lumia 1020 also beat out the iPhone 5s and 5c here (rated at 298 and 252 minutes respectively).

Sunday 10 November 2013

Court sets N20000 bail for man accused of N500 theft




An air conditioner repairer working with a hotel in Lagos, Nigeria has been arraigned at an Ikeja Magistrate Court, charged with alleged theft.

The repairer, Paul Muyiwa Ojikutu, a resident of No. 10 Aguragberigbe, Ikorodu is charged with stealing N500 only.

Friday 8 November 2013

The many troubles of Arnold Schwarzenegger with his estranged wife Maria Shriver


According to IrishCentral the 65-year-old actor reportedly refused to attend marriage counseling and told his neighbour that he could live without Maria, who he split from in May 2011 when she discovered he had fathered a child, who is now 14 years old, with their housekeeper Mildred Patricia Baena.

According to Newsweek magazine, Schwarzenegger told his neighbour: "I think things will work out OK with Maria, but if they don't, I'm getting me a 20-year-old honey."

Thursday 7 November 2013

Kim and Kenya West new house is almost ready.


For $11 million, Kim and Kanye should get everything they want out of their new house. The happy couple took a tour of their almost-finished Bel Air mansion to make sure that contractors are eagerly finishing the last few details of the home.

TMZ reported that the new parents wanted to personally check out the high end amenities of the sprawling mansion, including the bowling alley, a full hair salon, top-of-the-line gym and, of course, the plush baby nursery for little North.

Wednesday 6 November 2013

Oprah Reveals Her 2013 'Most Favorite Things'


You know it's the start of the holiday season when Oprah Winfrey reveals her "Most Favorite Things!"

This year, Oprah shares the amazing O, The Oprah Magazine December cover with one of her most favorite things -- comedian Jimmy Kimmel -- who, dressed like an elf, dutifully goes to work on the 15 ft. train of Oprah's stunning White by Vera Wang gown exclusively for David's Bridal. The incredible red, rosette cover gown took 10 people to make for a total of 100 hours of work, and weighs a whopping 25 pounds.

Wives who quickly calm down during disputes are the happiest and enjoy happier marriages.


Their nagging is often blamed as the source of many a row. But wives do in fact hold the key to wedded bliss, researchers say.

A new study has found that that, when it comes to keeping the peace, it is more important for wives to calm down after a heated argument than their husbands.

The research, from the University of California, Berkeley, found that while both spouses were equally able to cool down during conflicts, how well a husband kept his emotions in check had little or no effect on long-term marital satisfaction.
'When it comes to managing negative emotion during conflict, wives really matter,' 

Tuesday 5 November 2013

Golden Eaglets beat Sweden 3-0 to book final with Mexico


The Golden Eaglets of Nigeria on Tuesday qualified for the final of the FIFA Under-17 World Cup holding in the United Arab Emirates by beating their Sweden counterparts, Blagult, 3-0.

Taiwo Awoniyi scored Nigeria opening goal in the 21st minute of the first half.

The stiff opposition mounted by the Swedes after the goal failed to fetch them the equalizer.

Arnold Schwarzenegger truck runs on VEGETABLE OIL

Now thats a true green car.

Recipients of Western Union, Moneygram transfers in Nigeria will only be paid in Naira - CBN


Just incase you missed it, Western Union and Moneygram has been told to stop paying Nigerians in foreign currencies. To my knowledge, this is the only country in the world where these companies operates and pay in the local currencies. Read it below and the reason:

In an effort to check money laundering in Nigeria, which it claims is weakening the Naira and risks driving up inflation, the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has stated that recipients of proceeds from international money transfer firms such as Western Union and Money Gram will only be paid in Naira instead of having the option of receiving dollar or Naira.

Monday 4 November 2013

Nigerians In India Protest Over Death of Nigerian


A group of Nigerians has clashed with the police in India after they allegedly attacked a police vehicle carrying the body of a Nigerian who was said to have been stabbed to death in India’s beach state, Goa.

The body of the man, whose name has not been revealed, was found with wounds in Mapusa town, triggering protests by angry Nigerians who removed the body from the van and kept it on the road, blocking traffic in the area

Stranded hiker forced to eat his beloved dog to stay alive in wilderness


Marco Lavoie, killed and ate his beloved pet after a bear destroyed his canoe and food supply - leaving him 500 miles outside Montreal for three months.

The German Shepherd saved his life, chasing off a bear, just three days before Lavoie killed it with a rock, according to Canadian news agency QMI.

Lavoie was stranded alone for three months in a remote area of Canada and was found close to death by rescuers last Wednesday.

UK £3,000 Visa Bond Under Review- British High Commissioner


The British High Commissioner to Nigeria, Mr. Andrew Pocock, has once again cleared the air on the controversy surrounding a proposed UK government’s bond on visa applicants from some countries, including Nigeria.

He clarified that, ‘the visa bond, as it is being called here, is not a £3,000 charge for a British visa. That is not the case, it is not going to happen now and it is not going to happen in the future. Visa fee, which is what you pay for a visa, will not go to £3,000 or anywhere near it.’

Sunday 3 November 2013

Anambra University Renamed After Ojukwu


Anambra State University in Uli has been renamed after the Late Dim Chukwuemeka Odumegwu Ojukwu in celebration of his 80th posthumous birthday.

The Anambra State Governor, Peter Obi, announced the renaming in a live broadcast on the television station of the Anambra Broadcasting Service.

He reiterated the commitment of his administration to restoring standards which demand a simultaneous transformation of all sectors and the recognition of role models.

Saturday 2 November 2013

Boy raised by Monkey struggling to be Human


His story began in 1985 when NRA soldiers discovered him in the forest, with his adoptive family – a pack of monkeys. A replica of the fairy tale, The Jungle Book, Robert Mayanja has since been rehabilitated among humans, but still has tendencies of the animal he was raised to be.

He strains his legs as he walks, with his mouth full of grass. His tongue hangs out as he constantly moves from place to place, looking for privacy. He is short with small feet. It is his wrinkled mature face that shows his estimated age.
As I stretch my hand to greet him, he forcefully reaches for me; with wild gestures and moves that make me freeze in utter shock, before instinctively jumping away. But that does not deter Mayanja from following me.

“Do not run, he just wants to hug you. It is his way of greeting and showing love to people. Robert greets with the language he knows best, which is a powerful hug,” Monica Angeyo, the director of L’Arche, where Mayanja lives, explains.
L’Arche is an NGO in Busega, Kampala, which took on the boy who was rescued from the jungle over 20 years ago. It offers physiotherapy and occupational therapy to mentally handicapped children and young adults.

Monkey boy
Mayanja was raised by monkeys until he was six years old. His story dates back to the early 1980s, during the civil unrest at that time. Except for his birthplace, known to be Luwero, nothing more is known about Mayanja’s birthday, parents and early childhood.
The only available history starts when soldiers of the National Resistance Army found him in a forest in 1985, with a pack of monkeys.

It is believed that his parents were killed in 1982 during the war and the boy was abandoned in the forest. He was believed to be about three years old when he was left alone and lived in the wild for another three years.

As the soldiers roamed about the bushes, they spotted what looked unmistakably like a human being among the monkeys. They had to disperse the monkeys in order to rescue the boy, but it was a struggle because the monkeys put up a fight.
One adult female monkey held Mayanja tightly to her bosom in an attempt to protect him.
Angeyo says according to reports from those who rescued him, while in the wild, Mayanja survived on fruits, berries and roots and learnt all the mannerisms of the monkeys that adopted him.

When he was found, he could not sit or stand, but only squat and jump. He neither smiled nor talked, but made jungle noises, which quickly got him a new name — Monkey Boy.
In the beginning, it was a struggle to take him through the bathroom procedure, but now it is his favourite activity. Though he cannot dress himself, he voluntarily lifts his legs in turn to wear trousers and stretches out his hands for the shirt.
He does not know where to keep his clothes, though.

Still learning
Mayanja joined L’Arche community on July 5, 1991. He was about 12 years old. Since the date of his birth was uncertain, L’Arche Community created one for him, which is July 5.
His birthday is celebrated every year and Mayanja probably knows it as the day he gets to wear nice clothes.

Doctors described Mayanja as an autistic child; living in his own world. At the time he was rescued, he had a dull personality and would not respond easily to human beings. He would swallow food very fast without chewing.
“Mayanja has learnt rudimentary life skills like toilet manners. He knows when it is time for toilet and does not soil himself. He walks to the toilet door and waits for someone to help him,” Angeyo says.

He likes sunbathing and staying in isolation and sometimes makes monkey-like sounds. Mayanja wakes up in the morning and looks for a comfortable spot on the ground, folds his arms and legs and lies on the ground to enjoy the sun.
Sometimes, he picks grass and puts in his mouth. When he walks, his posture is the slight hunch of an ape. Mayanja sees well, but hardly notices the other children around him, and on a bad day, he walks over them if they are in his way with no smile at all.

He is now accustomed to the routine of the community. Wake up time is 6:00am. He jumps out of bed then stops, goes to the toilet and then the bathroom, where he waits for the care assistant to bathe him since he cannot bathe himself.

“After bathing, Mayanja sits in the dining room waiting for breakfast and if it is delayed, he moves to the kitchen to make his presence known, before going back to the dining table.
Initially, he could not sit on the chair and had to be tied to it during meals but now he comfortably sits down and waits to be served,” Angeyo relates. Among other things, he has learnt how to chew as he eats as pictured below left. Initially, he would swallow food without chewing it.

“Robert is emotional and gets excited when he hears the sound of drums and shakes his head. He makes sounds to indicate feelings of pain, hunger or happiness. He cries when he is hurt and dances when he is happy, since he does not talk,” Angeyo explains.
Robert is now estimated to be aged 33. He is free to walk around the compound and lies down wherever he wants to. He does not do daily tasks like everyone else.
He is sometimes assigned to the farm, but hardly digs or does any cleaning, not because he is stubborn, but because his limbs are weak.
Instead, he lies on the dirty floor near the livestock, makes his clothes dirty, and then leaves them there to be washed.

“Because of his mental disability, he still has to learn about his environment. He needs love and care from us because sometimes we act as his eyes and hands,” Angeyo says, adding that he is loved as a member of the community.

The future
Angeyo says Mayanja has a long way to go; he still needs a lot of help from the physiotherapist and occupational therapist.

“We have had many people come here to get Mayanja’s information with promises that they are getting for him doctors to help, but none of them comes back,” Angeyo says, adding that even those who brought Mayanja to the centre have long stopped being concerned about his welfare.
Help for special needs The L’Arche community in Uganda started in 1991 and supports 19 people with learning disabilities and a further 20 disabled people are welcomed in the day provision service.

Those with special needs are equipped with vocational or technical skills like carpentry and playing music instruments, which have boosted their self-esteem and potential to earn a living.
Most of the children and young adults at the centre are orphaned or abandoned because of the stigma. Angeyo says they could do with financial support from the Government.

The community derives all of its local income from gifts, rental income, fees and sales of goods made in the workshops. The rest comes from charitable donations from overseas.
“We try to do our own simple projects like farming. We rear pigs, grow bananas, sugarcane and beans, but they are stolen by unknown people, yet we do not have enough money to hire a watchman.


“I wonder what kind of person endeavours to come and steal what mentally challenged people have, instead of helping them,” Angeyo laments.

How Human Hair Weave Leads to Death of a Girl, Puts Other to Critical Condition


Irene Myangoh, a personal assistant working at a law firm, went to a renowned hair salon along Kenyatta Avenue, in the Kenyan capital city of Nairobi, and spent more than N5,500 on a human hair weave.

Two weeks later she started suffering from severe headache that would not go away. She even could not sleep at nights and was forced to call a private doctor. The doctor proscribed her drugs for the relief of mild to moderate pain of inflammatory origin with or without fever. This did not solve Myangoh’s problems: the effect from the medicine lasted for a few hours only, and then the headache would be back worse than even before.

Friday 1 November 2013

Khloe Kardashian and Lamar Odom Are Back Together!


Khloe Kardashian Odom and Lamar Odom are officially back together, Us Weekly reports. This news comes after months of separation. Khloe, who married Odom after only a month of dating in 2009, kicked the NBA player out of the house after learning that he was cheating on her and using drugs.

"We're wonderful. We're unbreakable," Odom told Us. "That's why I wear my wedding ring."
"It is a beautiful ring," he added to the magazine. "From a beautiful wife."

I didn’t grant waiver for amoured cars – Okonjo-Iweala

Who is telling the truth. Am just so tired of all these stories.

Ordinating Minister for the Economy and Minister of Finance, Dr. Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, has denied granting waiver for the clearing of the armoured cars.
Dr. Okonjo-Iweala said in a statement issued by her Senior Special Assistant, Mr. Paul Nwabuikwu, in Abuja, that she only granted waiver for the clearing of cars to be used for 2012 National Sports Festival, EKO 2012, hosted by the Lagos State Government.

According to her, it was the Lagos State Government that applied for waivers for the importation of the vehicle for the festival, as contained in a letter dated June 23, 2012. She explained that the waiver affected Coscharis Motors Nigeria Ltd, only in relation to its being the official partner for the supply of automobiles for the sports festival and no more. The statement 
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Dennis Okike wins Gulder Ultimate Search season 10


29-year old University graduate Dennis Okike has emerged the winner of the 10th edition of Gulder Ultimate Search.
Okike beat two other finalists Edmund Umeabuani and Ifunanya Onike by being the only person to complete the final task of finding 10th Symbol in the waters of Usaka River, Akwa-Ibom State where the reality show was held this year.

The guy that had initially said he intended to establish a successful international import and export business outsmarted Edmund Umeabuani and Ifunanya Onike in the waters of the Usaka River, where the battle for the ultimate symbol held.

With the victory, the Abia State native has won N10m and a brand new Mitsubishi Pajero

The Wolf Girl of Devil's River - TRUE STORY


In 1835, a group of American colonists, led by Dr. Charles Beale, were camped at Lake Espontosa, a renowned haunted location near what is now Carrizo Springs in southwest Texas. Half a mile away from the Beale group, John Dent and his pregnant wife Mollie Pertul Dent, both from Georgia, had built a brush cabin.  Dent had come to trap beaver in the Devil's River area, north of the present day Del-Rio, but was also on the run from the law for the murder of a fellow trapper in Georgia. The Dents were to prove fortunate in their choice of a site distant from the lake. A band of Commanches raided the main Beale camp and massacred most of the inhabitants, afterwards throwing the bodies of the victims and their carts into the lake.

Smoking is bad for your LOOKS, now we have solid proof. See the effect on twins


The serious health concerns associated with smoking cigarettes have been widely documented for many years, but now a new study has provided shocking photographic evidence of the devastating effects that addiction can have on a person’s face.

Researchers interviewed more than 70 pairs of identical twins where one smoked and the other didn’t and found that smokers showed considerably more signs of premature facial aging.
The most significant impact was on the lower two-thirds of a person’s face where smoking had caused greater wrinkling of the lips and sagging jowls.

Ushbebe of Naija FM OAP weds Annette Osa-Agbontaen -Traditional wedding




These are pictures from the traditional wedding that took place in Benin between Ushbebe of Naija FM OAP and his ‘now’ wife Annette Osa-Agbontaen. The White wedding will take place in Benin, November 23.
Wishing them a happy married life.
See more pictures after the cut

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