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The football star, who is said not to be in the best of moods right now after being snubbed for the 2015 Ballon d'or award, posted a picture of his new ride on Instagram. The new Porsche 911 Turbo S which costs £146,000 about N43million..

The former NBA player organised a massive birthday party for his son Shareef O' Neal as he turned 16. He also surprised the young champ with lots of gifts including a Jeep and a Lamborghini. More photos after the cut... Photo credit: Cassyathenaphoto

Members of the Lagos state House of Assembly Health Service Committee has ordered the closure of the Gbagada General Hospital's Blood bank after it was discovered that screened & unscreened blood in the blood bank were not separated. Speaking after the inspection exercise which occurred yesterday January 12th, the Chairman of the committee, Segun Olulade, expressed dissatisfaction at the level of disorganization witnessed in the blood bank unit. The team also inspected the Cardiac and Renal center of the hospital where they discovered that the equipment was being under utilized. According the director of the centre, Prof. Babatunde Olabode Green, some of the acquired world-class medical equipment were not functioning, either due to improper installations or poor quality of installation materials.

Nigerian born England midfielder, Dele Alli, has signed a new contract to keep him at Tottenham Hotspur until 2021. Just six months into his Spurs career, 19 year old Alli, has been rewarded for his rapid progress with a new extended five-year, £25,000-a-week double your money deal, with further incentives. He announced his new deal on his twitter handle saying; "Delighted to have signed a new long term deal with @SpursOfficial! Thanks to all the fans, players & staff that have helped me settle in��".. Spurs boss Pochettino while speaking on the new deal said “ He’s a special player. He is box to box but he has real skill on the ball. When he plays like a number 10 he makes the movement like a striker and when he plays number eight or number six he plays like a holding midfielder.

BE CAREFUL The name of the rat that harbours the virus that causes lassa fever is called multimammate rat( bcos it has many nipples like all these local street dogs after delivery). While the botanical name is mastomys natalensis.  There is also an upsurge of the disease everywhere. So we should all practice hand washing hygiene. Also all apple lovers should wash them with salt and warm water before refrigerating them to eat. Our wives should avoid testing of dry garri by chewing them for starch in the market. All garri soakers should let go for now.  The problem is that most of our garri sellers in the market buy their garri from bush markets. These garri are often fried half dry and are subsequently dried on polythene sheets on the tarred roads or compounds in the villages. These rat dive in at will, to feed their hungry bellies and in the process defecate and urinate on the garri, which dry up with it. If used for Eba, the virus may die bcos of the hot water used. But if soa

So, you just got your first vibrator and hoping it will change your life like most women claimed it transformed theirs. The thing is, using a vibrator is kind of like being in a relationship. It takes some getting used to to be able to achieve  optimum pleasure , especially if you do not have that much of an experience with masturbation. This does not mean your first time cannot be mind-blowing though. These tips below by Empowher should help you as a first-timer. Good news is, it only gets better from here. 1. Set the mood. Ensure that you have some privacy and time. Find yourself a comfortable space free of people, technology, or things that might interrupt. Indulge in the little things that generally get you “in the mood”; music, dim lights, porn, chocolate – whatever you need to begin feeling sexy and safe. 2. Begin manually. Warm up your erogenous zones with your own fingers. Not only will this smooth your transition to the more intense buzzing of a vibrator, but it will

ast Friday, The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reported that the Federal Government put the death toll of Lassa fever as 40 out of 86 reported cases in 10 states. The number of the suspected cases has now risen from 86 to 93. The Senate summoned the Minister of Health, Prof. Isaac Adewole, over the outbreak of the disease and he confirmed it in Abuja, at a joint ministerial news conference on the update of the outbreak of the disease.

An off duty police officer made a tragic discovery after he picked up a little girl who said she was walking alone because she couldn’t “wake mummy up.” The off-duty officer, who has not been named, was driving with his wife when he spotted the toddler near Trent, last Wednesday. He approached her to ask her where she was going and she replied: “I am going to nursery. I can’t wake mummy up.” The girl then led him back to her home in Shobnall Road, where her mum, Nicolla Rushton, 30, was discovered dead. The heartbreaking details emerged yesterday as it was revealed police were not treating the death of Ms Rushton as suspicious. Chief Inspector Steve Maskrey, from Staffordshire Police, has since praised his officer and said his actions showed police “are never off duty.” He said: “This is a brilliant piece of work by him that shows that we are never off duty. "The officer and his wife took the time to look after the little girl and stay with her until emergency services arrived

Worried by the increasing rates of extrajudicial killings carried out by some of its officers, the Inspector General of Police, Solomon Arase, yesterday hinted that recruits and officers of the force will be compelled to undergo a periodic psychiatric testing to determine their level of sanity. Arase said this at the Nigeria Police Force Health Policy Revalidation meeting in Abuja. He said that the force was working towards establishing a Trauma Centre for its officers because of the nature of their job. “The Police should be concerned about the mental health of officers, “ he said.

Justice Mohammed Idris of the Federal High Court in Lagos has denied the Federal Government powers to seize all funds owned by MTN Nigeria Communications Limited in Nigerian banks, pending when the telecommunication company pays up the N1.4 trillion fine leveled against it by the NCC over its failure to deactivate unregistered sim cards. The Attorney General and Minister of Justice, Abubakar Malami (SAN), through his counsel, Dipo Okpeseyi (SAN), had in a motion filed before the court, expressed fears of MTN moving all its funds in Nigeria, since it was in their habit to do so. According to the court paper, MTN had between October 2007 and May 2009 moved over $7.7bn of the money made in Nigeria to a foreign account. The telecommunications company had also on February 8, 2008, moved over $936m out of Nigerian banks to their foreign accounts. “Unless this honourable court urgently entertains this application, the plaintiff/respondent would move its funds out of Nigeria, being the jur