Paternity controversy: Paul of P-Square abandons ex beauty queen mother, baby in London hospital

                                          

Paul Okoye A raging controversy trails one of the P-Square twins Paul Okoye; as Sahara Reporters claim in a story that he (Paul Okoye) has abandoned a 19 year old Miss Elshama Benson Igbanoi and a newly born child said to be Paul’s baby in a London hospital.

According to Sahara Reporters, Paul Okoye is denying fathering the child and is insisting on paternity tests to prove his innocence.

Sahara Reporters claim they have spoken to the woman’s father, Benson Igbanoi, in Abuja who they say revealed that he had sent several emails to P Square

May D, P-Square reconcile, twins featured in new album

P Square and May D in good times
Late August last year, pop singer Akinmayokun May D Awodumila got the shock of his life when he learnt he had been dropped from Square records (P-Square record label) due to irreconcilable differences, he screamed blue murder, threatened litigation and countered by launching his own outfit Confam Entertainment; releasing singles and videos. Today, however, these two camps may have reconciled.

Come May 10, this writer has learnt May D’s highly anticipated album will drop and it features PSquare in a powerful collaboration called You want to know me.

The 20 tracked album titled Chapter one also features Tu face in No Body, K-Switch and Olamide in Kigbe and then Davido in Ur Eyes.

There Will Be Heavy War In Nigeria If Jonathan Don't Win In 2015 ––Asari Dokubo

These are not the best of times for Governor Rotimi Amaechi. Leader of the Niger Delta Peoples Volunteer Force, Asari Dokubo, has described him as a traitor that would be dealt with.
According to the ex-militant leader, since the governor joined forces with the North to work against President Goodluck Jonathan, he has betrayed the people of the Niger Delta. He said the 2015 general elections would “define and decide” the existence of Nigeria...

Dokubo-Asari, who spoke with journalists on Friday in Abuja, on Jonathan-Amaechi rift among other issues, said “Rotimi Amaechi has been making disparaging statements against the person of President Goodluck Jonathan. He went to Kano State and declared there that he would contest 2015 presidential election as a running mate to a northern aspirant.

Facebook friends urge Jonathan to settle Patience, Turai rift

Facebook friends urge Jonathan to settle Patience, Turai rift

The friends of President Goodluck Jonathan on Facebook have asked him to find a lasting solution to the legal tussle between his wife, Patience and Turai, wife of his predecessor, the late Umaru Yar’Adua, over a parcel of land in the Federal Capital Territory.

Earlier, the FCT administration had revoked the land, which was allocated to Turai, in favour of Patience. Although an Abuja High Court declared the decision null and void, the President’s Facebook friends insisted that the matter must not be allowed to drag on to the appellate court.

They argued that Jonathan’s tribute to his predecessor,

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3 nabbed over fake foreign health insurance certificates

LAGOS — The Special Fraud Unit, Milverton, Ikoyi, Lagos, has arrested two directors of a travel agency located in Tafawa Balewa Square and an insurance staff, who allegedly specialised in procuring fake Denmark and Germany health insurance certificates and other vital travel documents for unsuspecting members of the public.

Recovered from the suspects were 26 international passports belonging to prospective travellers who already booked appointments or paid visa fees to embassies.

The prime suspect identified as Michael Adeoye,

Yoruba may determine who wins 2015 presidency

The voting pattern of the Yoruba people of South-West geopolitical zone in the 2015 presidential election may determine who wins and who loses. In 2011, even though the zone voted the Action Congress of Nigeria in all the elections, they voted more for the Peoples Democratic Party’s candidate in the presidential election. That helped in no small way to swing victory for President Goodluck Jonathan.

Many had fingered the ACN leader, Bola Ahmed Tinubu, for that massive vote for Jonathan because of the last-minute discussions he reportedly had with the latter. But that would be saying that the South-West people are sheep that don’t have their own mind. Weeks before the 2011 presidential election, even while talks were on between the Congress for Progressive

US-based couple fail DNA test for twins at Embassy

LAGOS — Controversy currently trails the parenthood of five-month-old twins who were presented at the United States of America’s embassy by their supposed parents for the procurement of visa.

This follows result of a DNA test ordered by the embassy which reports showed that the couple were not the biological parents of the twins as claimed.

Consequently, the couple have been arrested and are being interrogated at the Special Fraud Unit, SFU Milverton, for alleged child-trafficking.


Although investigation, according to the unit,

Court orders ‘secret’ trial for Kabiru Sokoto

An Abuja Federal High Court on Monday granted the Federal Government’srequest to prosecute in ‘secret’ Kabiru Sokoto, an alleged Boko Haram leader suspected of masterminding the December 25, 2011 bombing of St. Theresa’sCatholic Church in Madalla, Niger State.

The Federal Government had in an application dated April 24, 2013, askedthe court to exclude persons other than the parties, their legal representatives and members of the press from witnessing the trial.

As a result of the development, only the accused person, his lawyers, prosecution counsel, and accredited journalists, would be allowed into the courtroom during the proceedings.

Wizkid, Basket Mouth announce Okocha’s arrival on Twitter

                                  Austin 'Jay Jay' Okocha


Former Super Eagles skipper, Austin Jay Jay Okocha, on Saturday joined the ranks of the few ex-Nigerian internationals — including Sunday Oliseh and Kanu Nwankwo – on the micro-blogging site, Twitter.

The two-time BBC African Footballer of the Year announced his arrival on Twitter at 3:17 pm on Saturday, saying, “My people, how far now? Na Jay Jay o. Make you na no fall my hand. This is my official Twitter account.”

Popular artistes such as Wizkid, Basketmouth, AY, Tee A, Weird MC and Sound Sultan are among the notable personalities who spread the news of Okocha’s

What every Nigerian must know about Guinea worm

Guinea worm disease, also known as dracunculiasis, is a parasitic infection caused by the nematode roundworm parasite Dracunculus medenisis.

Guinea worm disease is contracted when people ingest drinking water from stagnant sources containing copepods (commonly referred to as water fleas) that harbor infective Guinea worm larvae.

Nigeria is on the verge of attaining recognition as a World Health Organisation, WHO, certified guinea worm-free country.

Over the last couple of decades, the Nigeria Guineaworm Eradication Programme, NIGEP, has been pushing eradication efforts to the extent that over the last 52 weeks, no verifiable case of the disease has been reported.

Task force raids Oshodi, arrests pregnant women, others

                                 The suspects

Lagos State Task Force on Environmental and Special Offences (Enforcement) Unit has arrested 183 suspected hoodlums in Oshodi and Mafoluku areas of the state.

The arrest came four weeks after PUNCH Metro published its findings that Oshodi was gradually being overtaken by filth and criminals.

It was learnt that while 170 hoodlums were arrested at Oshodi, 13 were arrested at an abandoned pit toilet at Mafoluku.

Residents of the area alleged that the abandoned public toilet was being used as a hideout by the suspects.

JAMB releases 2013 UTME results, withholds 12,110 results

The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) has released the 2013 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) results.

The board, however, withheld 12,110 results for possible disciplinary action.

The Registrar of JAMB, Prof. Dibu Ojerinde, announced this at a news conference on the release of the results in Bwari, FCT, on Friday.

The registrar said after thorough processing of answer scripts of the candidates who sat for the examination, the board discovered some forms of malpractice perpetuated during the conduct of the examination.

“However, the results of 68,309 candidates from various centres are undergoing further screening to ascertain the culpability of 12,110 candidates’ results.“

Prostitutes learn English for football fans in Brazil

 Brazil (AFP) – “Good morning, girls!” Igor Fuchs exclaimed as he greeted his students at the start of English class in this southeastern Brazilian city.

But this is no ordinary crowd and the curriculum, for the most part, is focused on sex props.

Fuchs teaches English to prostitutes so they can give a warmer welcome to tens of thousands of football fans headed here for June’s Confederations Cup, as well as next year’s World Cup.

The city’s 80,000 sex workers are counting on brisk business as authorities predict 40,000 tourists will be in town next month for a total of three matches June 15-30. A whopping 140,000 are expected to follow for the 2014 World Cup.

With that in mind, the Association of Prostitutes has been offering free English classes to its members at a local mall since March.

“We teach basic expressions but also have demonstrations with erotic paraphernalia so they can learn the names, how to use them and propose them,” said Fuchs, a volunteer who also teaches Spanish and French.

Talented, but refused to drop out

In a season when some artistes are dropping out of school to embrace music, others have proved they could combine development of their talents with schooling, writes CHUX OHAI

Many years ago, parents didn’t like children who preferred a career in music to medicine, law or engineering. Musicians were generally regarded as occupying the lowest rung of the social ladder and, so, they were hardly respected.

Although they worked hard at their chosen vocations and sometimes, travelled far beyond these shores, many musicians were hardly seen as useful members of the society. Most of the time, they were dismissed as social misfits.