Don’t Piss Rihanna Off! Watch How She Snaps at a Photographer for Being in Her Way

To be fair, any celebrity will probably tell you that some days they just aren’t in the mood to have their picture taken.

This seems to be the case for Rihanna, who after a night of partying at the 2014 British Fashion Awards (click here if you missed it), could not wait to get into her car and got a bit foul with some photographers.

The 26-year-old entertainer showed 6 seconds of rage.

Check on it.

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Desmond Elliot Wins APC’s Lagos Assembly Ticket, While KSB Loses

Popular Nollywood actor, Desmond Elliot has emerged as the candidate to represent All Progressive Congress (APC), Surulere constituency in the incoming Lagos State House of Assembly (LAHA), election in 2015, after winning the ticket at APC primaries held in Lagos on Tuesday.



 Desmond defeated his counterpart, Mr. Kabiru Lawal to it this afternoon.

Meanwhile, another celebrity Kenny Saint Brown (KSB) who also contested in the primaries to represent Ikeja constituency at LAHA , lost her political bid to to Mr. Folajimi Mohammed, son of National Publicity Secretary of APC,
Alhaji Lai Mohammed.

Boko Haram: Curfew Imposed on Damaturu

                                              Governor Ibrahim Gaidam

A 24-hour curfew has been imposed on Damaturu, the Yobe capital, following Monday’s attacks on the town by insurgents.

This is contained in a statement signed by the Special Adviser to the state Governor on Press Affairs and Information, Alhaji Abdullahi Bego, and made available to the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) on Tuesday.

The statement said the curfew took immediate effect.

It said Governor Ibrahim Gaidam approved the order in consultations with heads of law enforcement agencies in the state.

It said the decision was taken as part of measures to “enable the security agents who did a great job repelling the insurgents’ attack on the town, to conclude their ongoing assignment’’.

The release advised all residents of the city to remain indoors during the curfew, and thanked the people of the state for their cooperation and support to the security agencies.

NAN reports that gunmen suspected to be Boko Haram insurgents had attacked the state capital resulting in a gun battle between them and security operatives that lasted for several hours.

Gaidam condemned the attack, describing it as “ heinous and barbaric” and said that the onslaught had been repelled.

Details of the operation are still being awaited.

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Not again! Gunmen in Kenya separate Christians from Muslims and then kill them

Gunmen in Kenya this morning Dec 2nd attacked a quarry at Mandera town in North Kenya, killing 36 Christians. According to multiple eye witnesses, the gunmen stormed the place, ordered all the non-Muslims, about 36 of them, to step away from the Muslims and then shot them all dead. One witness told Reuters that four of the victims had been beheaded. 

According to local media reports, the unknown gunmen suspected to be members of the Somalia based al-Shabab group that killed 28 people in an attack on a bus targeting non-Muslims in the same area last week, attacked the quarry workers very early this morning while they were sleeping. 

 

Kenya's military troop and the Red cross have since arrived the scene of the attack.

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Nigerian Army Kills Over 40 Boko Haram Militants In Damaturu Clash Read more

Nigerian security forces have succeeded in pushing suspected Boko Haram insurgents out of the Yobe state capital of Damaturu in the northeast on Monday after a dawn raid by the militants, a spokesman for the state governor said.
According to civilian vigilantes in the city, more than 40 Boko Haram fighters were killed. They did not however disclose the number of casualties from the military or civilian vigilante.

Their claim could not be independently verified by the Nigerian security forces. “The governor has condemned the attack as heinous and barbaric. He has also expressed appreciation to the security forces who worked very hard on the ground and from the air … As a result of their effort, Damaturu remains firmly under government control,” the spokesman, Abdullahi Bego said in an emailed statement on behalf of Governor Ibrahim Gaidam.

In Damaturu, residents in the Gujba Road area of the city were jolted out of bed by the sound of gunshots and explosions at about 4:45 am (0345 GMT) and many fled.
“The gunmen came in numbers. They have burnt down the police barracks…. We have left our home. We are now in the bush. We don’t know what’s going to happen,” said one local, Umar Sada.
The Yobe state police commissioner, Marcus Danladi, described the attack as a “serious situation”. Civilian vigilantes in the city claimed that more than 40 Boko Haram fighters were killed.

Others described the scene as “chaos” as shells fell in the federal polytechnic compound and fierce fighting raged near detention facilities where Boko Haram suspects were being held.

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