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Sunday, 1 May 2016

Manchester United legend Ryan Giggs splits from wife Stacey after he is caught 'flirting with waitresses'

Ryan Giggs ’ wife Stacey has ended her marriage to former Manchester United star Ryan Giggs after finding out he was flirting with waitresses at a restaurant he owns, it has been claimed.
A source said it was the last straw for Stacey, 37, after her efforts to keep the marriage going in the wake of the Manchester United legend’s affairs with Imogen Thomas and his brother’s wife Natasha.

Ryan, 42, has reportedly told friends: “It’s over for good”.

It is believed the couple parted three months ago, although they kept it a secret and continued to live in the same house.

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Lol..Evangelist Dame Patience Jonathan hosts crusade in PortHarcourt (Photo)

Wonders shall never end..lol
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May Day, Tiwa Savage, Her Husband And Nigeria By Reuben Abati (must read)

Read the article below:

    “Ol’boy, man don see something oh.”

    “Wetin you see?”
    “My eyes don see something. My ears don hear, and my mouth sef, I for talk something join.”
    “Talk make I hear”
    “No be dis Tiwa Savage and him husband matter? The husband wey say him wife offend am, he no gi am food, him wife dey form for house but him dey open leg for other men, and na another woman they give am edible catering, and the man come vex he wan jump inside river for Lekki-Ikoyi bridge”
    “Who the hell are you talking about?”

"Tiwa Savage and her husband”
“And who are those?”

“Tiwa, now. Marvin First Lady.  She is one of Nigeria’s topmost female artistes. And her husband.  They are quarrelling. The husband tried to commit suicide. She says her husband prefers to follow other women, take cocaine and ignore his responsibilities as a man and a husband. Social media is agog with the news. Mainstream media is feeding on it too. The man even tried to jump into the Lagoon.”

“And has he done so?”
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No one can stop us from grazing in the south - Fulani herdsmen

Herdsmen from different parts of Nigeria have stated that nobody can stop them from grazing their cattle in any part of the country, especially in the south. They described such restriction as unconstitutional.

The nomads, who spoke to SUNDAY PUNCH under the auspices of the Miyetti Allah Cattle Breeders Association, dismissed the ultimatums given by different groups for the herdsmen to vacate the southern part of the country.

This is despite the fact that groups, including foremost Yoruba farmers’ pressure group and ethnic
militia, Agbekoya Farmers Association of Nigeria in the South-West; the Movement for the Actualisation of the Sovereign State of Biafra (South-East); the Independent Peoples of Biafra (South-East); and some ex-Niger Delta militants in the South-South, stated their readiness to defend their territories should herdsmen attack their communities again.

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UK student gushes after Nigerian guy gives her £50 for having a beautiful smile


The Law student in the UK said the man in the pic just gave her £50 because of her smile...

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Adams Oshiomhole’s deputy escapes assassination (Photos)


Gunmen on Saturday opened fire on the Edo State Deputy Governor, Dr. Pius Odubu, and his entourage in Auchi, Etsako West Local Government Area of the state.

According to Punch, a policeman, an operative of the Department of State Security and three other persons were injured during the attack and were taken to an undisclosed hospital.

Odubu had last Wednesday formally declared his intention to contest the September 10 gubernatorial election in the state under the All Progressives Congress amidst wide speculation that his decision did not go down well with Governor Adams Oshiomhole.

It was learnt that the former lawmaker had earlier been denied access to the party’s secretariat in
Fugar, allegedly on the instruction of an official at the Government House.

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It's an insult to attribute all killings to Fulani - Northen Governors

The  19 Northern Governors have defended the Fulani following killings by herdsmen in part of the country
Following their meeting in Kaduna yesterday,chairman of the Northern States Governors Forum (NSGF) and Governor of Borno State, Alhaji Kashim Shettima, said it was an insult to consider criminals as Fulani.
He said:

    “We want to unequivocally condemn the recent killings in Enugu and other parts of the country. But we equally condemn the politicization or permit me, the ‘ethinicisation’ of the whole crisis,”
 
  “It goes beyond Fulani. If anything happens, they say Fulani herdsmen. To me, it is an insult. Kidnapping in this country originated in the Southeast, were they called Igbo kidnappers? We have a great national challenge and we want to call on all and sundry to come and let us solve our common challenges as a people, because the blood of paternity that binds us together supersedes whatever differences that might divide us.”

He also condemned the Agatu killings and  charged the media to avoid sensationalism and harp on issues that bind the Nigerians together.

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