Beauty of The Week

Beautiful Miss Ekezie Jennifer is a graduate of Agricultural Engineering in Imo state University, Owerri. A model in the making and an inspiring younglady. For the guys, she's hooked up.....so sorry. 

Nigeria Government Rejects The Removal Of Democratically Elected Egyptian President.

Former Egyptian President Mohammed Morsi

The Nigerian government has condemned the removal of Egypt’s democratically elected president, Mohammed Morsi, by the country’s military, saying it viewed the development as well as the suspension of the constitution with grave concern.

It therefore called for the immediate restoration of constitutional rule in the country.

 The Ministry of Foreign Affairs said in a statement Thursday the development is “a truncation of the aspirations of the Egyptian people to freely express themselves through the ballot box.”

The statement added, “This unfortunate development is a gross violation of the Constitutive Act of the African Union, which prohibits unconstitutional change of government. It constitutes a serious setback to the remarkable progress which Africa has made in fostering the culture of democratic governance in the continent.

“Nigeria calls for the immediate restoration of the democracy order in Egypt and urges the Egyptian Armed Forces to allow the democratic culture to thrive in the country.”

Following Morsi’s ouster, Adly Mahmud Mansour,  the top judge of Egypt’s Constitutional Court, , was on Thursday sworn in as interim leader.

Gay Activist Hacks Nigerian Government's Website Over Anti-Gay Law.

An Irish hacker, angered by Nigeria’s stance on homosexuality, has attacked Nigeria’s official government website in an attempt to coerce President Goodluck Jonathan to veto a bill seeking to jail homosexuals.

      The attack happened on Thursday night and normalcy only returned to the site at about 11.00 p.m. on Thursday. It is not known whether it was the government that regained control or whether the attackers simply suspended the attack.

      The anti-gay bill, passed by Nigeria’s National Assembly and generously supported by Nigerians, seeks to jail convicted homosexuals for 14 years.

“Nobody should live in fear of being jailed, when their only action is loving another consenting adult, regardless of gender,” the Irish hacker, Paddyhack said.

     A message left on the defaced website gave the president 72 hours to “renounce and veto this Bill…”

“Failure to follow our order will unleash a torrent of fury aimed directly at the direction of your administration, starting with some startling but unsurprising evidence of corruption in your ranks,”the hacker, who also claims to be a member of the global Anonymous group, said.

“No need to start destroying evidence. I already have it,” the hacker declared.

The hacked website, Nigeria.gov.ng, is Nigeria’s official website. It is the equivalent of UK’s gov.uk and U.S’ USA.gov. It is managed by Nigeria’s information ministry.

    The Thursday night attack was a continuation of an #opNigeria the attacker launched on July 1. Despite announcing his intention hours before hijacking the website, Nigeria’s Information Ministry’s web administrators appear unable to avert the attack.

    The spokesperson of the ministry, Joseph Mutuah, could not explain the attacks when pressed for reasons the government is unable to provide appropriate security for its web infrastructure.

He likened it to armed robbers breaking into one’s property. “They are hackers,” he said.

“Just over two hours to launch of #OpNigeria,” the attacker announced in his twitter diary.

   Hmmmmmmmmm...........lips sealed.

Advice ME........I Don't Know Where My Relationship Is Going.

   

When we first met I fell for him pretty hard. As with any new relationship, the first few months were great and then we settled into our own routine/rhythm. But now I feel like it's getting stagnant. It's now been four years. One of the last times I brought up moving the relationship forward was 2 years ago, around the time of a relative's wedding. My boyfriend said it was too soon to discuss marriage and we weren't ready for that just yet. I was still in college at the time, so I agreed it wasn't the best time to begin thinking about it.

Well last month I finally graduated from college. I'm in my mid-20's (getting closer to 30 than 20 now) and with college over, I'm getting ready to tackle the next phase of my life- I want to find a decent job and move out of my parents' house. And I want to figure out where my 4 year old relationship with my boyfriend is going, because at this point, I don't know where it's headed and I'm beginning to doubt there's a long term future here- as much as it pains me to think it and write it, it's the truth and I have to deal with it in some way.

Here are my doubts- we don't talk about anything serious. As I said, I have difficulty discussing my feelings. Not that I don't want to, because I do but it's hard for me to do so. My boyfriend's attitude toward any serious conversation also puts me off and makes me nervous for me to do so. He CANNOT accept any kind of criticism (or anything he perceives as criticism, even if I never meant it to be). Any argument we have, it feels as though I'm somehow made responsible for his behavior. I try to own up to things I do wrong, because I'm not perfect and I know that I'm not always easy to deal with. But the last time I accepted criticism from him it turned into a shit show. I was hurt by what he said, but I didn't argue- I accepted it and am trying to work on the issue he brought to my attention.

During this time I also said that I had some things I wanted to talk about as well concerning us, and he got really angry. I didn't even say what the things were that I wanted to talk about- I simply said at some point, there were some things I needed to talk to him about as well, but that I knew right then wasn't the time. He began saying I couldn't accept any criticism, that I was "one way" about things, and just lashing out. It really hurt my feelings because I felt I had accepted his grievances very graciously, even though it hurt to hear them. All I wanted was some validation, at some point in time, of my feelings. Instead, I was blamed for making him out to be an a**hole (a word I never used and I wasn't even angry, I wasn't name-calling or anything), that he's been a good boyfriend and I have nothing to complain about. He threw away my feelings without even knowing what I had to say. So I continue to keep my mouth shut.

I feel like we can't have a serious discussion about anything. Even something simple. If he feels it's "criticism", he can't handle it. He owns his own home and let me tell you, it's a mess. He is proud that he was able to buy his own home before he turned 30, and I don't blame him. But he doesn't maintain the house. It's a very small house and should be easy to maintain with one person living there, but it's disgusting. In the 3 years he's been there, the floors have been mopped maybe once. The bathroom is disgusting and I will not shower there. There is more clutter in his house than at mine, and there are 6-7 people living in my house. Junk mail and boxes from things he orders online pile up on almost every available surface. A good area of the kitchen is taken up with plastic and brown bags and bottles. I have not seen the floor of the bedroom since he moved in, because there are piles of clothes he doesn't wear on the floor. Someone gave him a dresser 2 years ago, and there's nothing in it.

We would get into fights all the time because I couldn't stand being in such a messy house. It's depressing. It's not cozy. I don't enjoy being there that much because of all the clutter and because I know it's dirty. After a bad fight last fall, I stopped saying anything about the house. I also stopped trying to clean it, because I'm not responsible for the house. I don't even put dishes from the dishwasher away anymore. I clean up after myself and leave the rest alone because it's not worth my time and energy.

I've recently decided for myself that this relationship can never move forward as long as he keeps his house the way he does. I will not ever live with a person who does not care about the way his home looks. Believe me, I am no neat freak myself, but sometimes some areas of his house looks like a mini-hoard. And I know if we lived together, the burden of keeping the house would fall on me because he's shown for the last 3 years he doesn't have the motivation to tidy up his home. Basic things like vacuuming don't even happen. Mowing the lawn? Forget it, he'd rather leave it til it's waist-high and then finally do it when I mention I'd like to go sit outside soon because the weather's getting nicer. And even when I mention it in a (I think) gentle way like that, he still gets annoyed.

      I hate to say and think that after four years together, I don't know where my relationship with my boyfriend is headed. It seems easy enough for me to talk to him about it, right? But it's not. I've always had difficulty discussing my feelings openly and honestly, and now I'm with a man who doesn't seem to even want to talk about issues openly and honestly at all. Or it could be that he just thinks there aren't any issues. But I think he knows better. He's just extremely uncomfortable having a real conversation about the future. Bear with me, this may be long, because I've held all this in for so long and I don't know who to talk to about it.
 I don't know what to say or do. Now that I've graduated, I feel it may be time to at least discuss what each of us wants from this relationship. But I don't know what I want anymore. I used to know, but his behavior has made me doubt the future of this relationship. And since we can't even seem to TALK about a future, it's very hard for me to imagine one with him. We've never even seriously discussed getting engaged. I have no idea what he thinks or what he wants from this. I don't know what I want anymore because there's no communication, and the way he keeps his house is extremely off-putting to me. I have no idea how to talk about these things without getting into a huge argument.

    Please, she needs your advice...........

Cutie Of The Day.

Handsome Master Eke Chibuike is a graduate of Mass Communication in Abia State University, Uturu. He is currently serving in Akwa Ibom. An actor and Model in the making.

    I forgot to say this.......he is not single ooooo but you can still try luck shaaa...... *lol*

President Goodluck Is Dead.

News reaching me now, says that President Goodluck is dead. He died in the early hours of friday morning. Before his death, President Goodluck whose real name is Goodluck Aga was the president of his community youths. His burial arrangements are currently being planned by his immediate family.
           
           Hehehehehehe............what's was your mind......see me oooooo......Wanted to wish you all A BLISSFUL AND STRAWBERRY WEEKEND AHEAD. Stay out of trouble.

Man kills self in court room after guilty verdict.

        Moments after a Missouri businessman was found guilty of sexually assaulting a 14-year-old girl, a stunned courtroom looked on as he apparently ingested a lethal dose of cyanide.

 Steve Parsons, 48, was convicted of statutory sodomy, a charge that could have carried up to seven years in prison.

As an officer cleared out the court room, White, who is a former paramedic, and several other people with medical training, tried to care for Parsons until an ambulance arrived.
   
The man was taken to Hospital as doctors attempted to stabilize him, where he was pronounced dead an hour and a half after the court room incident.

It is a pity............ May his soul rest in peace, Amen.

Afican Body appeals to President Goodluck Jonathan to stop execution.

 
    The African Commission on Human and People's Rights is appealing to President Goodluck Jonathan to halt resumed executions. Four men have been hanged and a fifth is in imminent danger of being shot.
 
   Human rights lawyer Femi Falana called Thursday's request "a landmark decision" following his petition to the Gambia-based commission on behalf of Nigeria's Socio-Economic Rights and Accountability Project.

     
     State governors signed five death warrants and prison authorities hanged four convicted murderers on June 24, ending a seven-year moratorium. They acted after Jonathan ordered governors to sign death warrants.
     A fifth man was not executed because his sentence is to be shot by firing squad..

    More than 1,000 people are on death row in Nigeria.

Ramsey Nouah, Genevieve Nnaji, Desmond Elliot, Jim Iyke and others for African Film Critics' Award

Organisers of this year’s Nollywood & African Film Critics’ Awards (NAFCA) 2013 has rolled a retinue of heavy weight names with Ramsey Nouah, Genevieve Nnaji, Desmond Elliot and, Jim Iyke amongst others making the list.
The award which is in its third season will take place at the Warner Theatre, Washington DC, USA on Saturday 14th September 2013.

     

The NAFCA awards recognises excellence of professionals in the African film industry.
Other African acts nominated for the prestigious award in different categories are Majid Michel, Beverly Naya, Jackie Appiah, Iretiola Doyle, Genevieve Nnaji, Kofi Adjorlolo, Charles Novia, Yvonne Nelson, Van Vicker, Joseph Benjamin, Monalisa Chinda, Ini Edo, Kunle Afolayan, and Emem Isong amongst others.

  Music stars 2Face Idibia, P-Square, Flavour and Timaya are also nominated for awards.

Beauty of the day.

Beautiful Vivian Leonards is a 300level student of Abia State University, Uturu. She is a Model and Actress in the making............. i am already tripping......*wink*

Tonto Dikeh Denies Posting Words and Picture on Marijuana.

      

Tonto Dikeh, Nollywood star, denied to the National Drug Law and Enforcement Agency to post words and picture on marijuana. The post and the picture went viral over the weekend. There were speculations that the actress might be investigated by the NDLEA for posting the words and pictures on marijuana.
Tonto realized the weight of the situation that created controversies about her, although it was done on an online platform she runs. The issue led the actress to twitter to advice her fans to stay away from drugs and marijuana.
She, however, was earlier reported to have encouraged it before the controversy. She repented most probably because of the threats by NDLEA to arrest her.
She wrote all the best to her fans today along with a statement to do some good things this month and say no to drugs, and of course weed.
 The controversial Nollywood actress has denied having posted marijuana photos on Instagra after the threats of NDLEA over the issue.
NDLEA said, "The law is clear and NDLEA has been very clear on the issue. No one is permitted to sell, use, cultivate or encourage the use of Indian hemp in Nigeria".
The actress stated through her publicist that the picture posted on Instagram was a misconception.

BBA's House Witnessing Different Emotions

A reality show is packed with lots of emotions and reflection of the same was perceived in the last day's nominations that took place in BBA.
It can be seen that all the housemates are still keeping their emotions as their base for taking a decision. Every housemate has been passing through different phase of emotions. Natasha has been nominated for eviction for three times and this time, it seems that she is not going to take it lightly.
A number of other housemates have been nominated for eviction. But it is not necessary that they will get evicted as important thing is South Africa still wants to see them in the game.

On the other hand, a story of different level is cooking up between Hakeem and Cleo. It has been found that something is not right between their relationship and it seems to be passing through rough phase. One of the complaints that have been made by Hakeem is that Cleo has started relationship with lies.
Hakeem has alleged that Cleo has lied a lot of times in their relationship. "I love Cleo but sometimes love isn't enough. I value honesty and transparency in a relationship but right now, we're in a rocky phase. I don't know if I can do this", said Hakeem.

ASUU President Explains Reasons For Strike

The National President of the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU), Nasir Issa-Fagee has said that the union embarked on the current strike because the Federal Government has only implemented two of the nine issues agreed on since 2009.

Mr Issa-Fagee, who was a guest on Channels Television’s breakfast programme, Sunrise Daily, said the government did nothing about the agreement until the union went on strike in 2012.

“On 2nd February 2012, the union decided to suspend that strike on the understanding that the Memorandum of Understanding that we signed with the government will be fully implemented within the shortest possible time,” he said.
According to Mr Issa-Fagee, the only two items of the agreement that have been implemented are the review of the retirement age of Professors from 65 to 70 and the reinstatement of prematurely dissolved Governing Councils.
“The other issue that mostly has to do with adequate funding for the system for revitalizing of Nigerian Universities have not been met by government,” he said.

see Justin Bieber's 6-packs

Still looking half his age, a permanently pubescent 19-year-old Justin B misplaced his shirt in a crowd of people recently. he has got packs but ........ not up to six. *wink*