If You Call Me A S*x Symbol, You’re Right – Flavour

 

I’m glad my girlfriend doesn’t find anything sexy about this photo………….hehe!

Anyways, the High-life singer — Flavour, said in a recent interview with Vanguard, that if fans should call him a s*x symbol, they are not lying.

Flavour said he’s always confident to show off his body on social media.

The “Ada Ada” singer said: –

“If I am not doing music, I love to work out and when I do that, I am confident enough to show my body on my social media accounts.

If you call me a s*x symbol, you are not lying. I feel it is a good thing for people to believe in themselves and be confident.

I believe in hard work and it shows in my music and the way I walk out at the gym.

I exercise a lot and take out time to keep fit and maintain my physique”

Bobbi Kristina Reportedly in Medically Induced Coma as Bobby Brown Visits Read more

Whitney Houston's daughter Bobbi Kristina has "significantly diminished" brain function and doctors have told her family it does not look good ... this according to sources connected with the family.

As we previously reported, the 21-year-old was found face down in her bathtub Saturday and not breathing. She was revived, taken to the hospital where she was placed in a medically-induced coma.

She is currently on a ventilator but we're told tests have determined her brain function is alarmingly low.

Bobbi Kristina's dad, Bobby Brown, is at her bedside.

Doctors have told the family they should continue hoping and praying, but the signs are not good.

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Lagos Judiciary Workers Suspend Strike

 The Lagos State branch of the Judiciary Staff Union of Nigeria (JUSUN) on Saturday suspended its four weeks old strike

The suspension was the outcome of a meeting held between JUSUN executives and stakeholders in the Lagos State justice sector.

The Chairman of the union, Emmanuel Abioye, who confirmed the suspension in a message to the state Attorney-General and Commissioner for Justice Mr Ade Ipaye, said the decision was taken in the interest of the state.

In an interview with the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) Ipaye said Lagos State was already implementing the provisions on autonomy of the judiciary.

” At the meeting with JUSUN, we made it clear that Lagos State already had a Judiciary Self Accounting Law since 1995 which is being implemented to date with the judiciary getting its recurrent vote as first line charge on the Consolidated Revenue Fund once a month.

“We explained that capital fund cannot, however, be transferred monthly as it has to be accumulated and used for many projects programmed for simultaneous implementation.

“Besides projects are better managed by the Ministry of Works which was set up to serve all arms of government.”

NAN reports that the Lagos State High Courts and Magistrate Courts are expected to reopen for business on Feb.2 after being under lock and key for about four weeks.

JUSUN embarked on the nationwide strike on Jan.5 following the non-implementation of the judgment of a Federal High Court in Abuja, granting financial autonomy to the judiciary.

Federal Courts had however reopened for business on Jan. 25 following an undertaken by the Federal Government to implement its Memorandum of Understanding with JUSUN.

Peter Okoye & Wife Lola, Flexing With Friends On A Yatch .See Photo

That's one the few benefits you stand to enjoy when you are among the leagues of the elites. The Nigerian dual musician brother(Peter Okoye) and his wife are out of the shore this nation, enjoying great vacation moments with his wife (lola Okoye) and friends. Peter shared some pictures of himself and lola with few friends, flexing on a yacht here.

Military Captures Armoured Vehicles, Ammunition & More in Overnight Battle with Boko Haram.Read More

            

 The Military on Sunday said that it had captured armoured vehicles, artillery guns, ammunitions and many vehicles in overnight battle with terrorists in Borno.

This is contained in a statement issued in Abuja by Maj-.Gen. Chris Olukolade, Director of Defence Information.
The statement said that the terrorists, who in their disarray strayed towards Bama, Ngom, Alou, Delwa and Mafa in the night, have now been effectively contained.

It said mopping up operation was ongoing.

According to the statement, several weapons, arms and ammunition, including two armoured vehicles and two artillery guns as well as 17 Hilux vehicles, have been captured from the fleeing terrorists.

It added that several of them were also killed.

“The affected locations have been secured and soldiers wounded are being treated. Patrols and pursuit of fleeing terrorists is continuing in coordination with allied forces,’’ it said.

The statement also said that the terrorists attack on Maiduguri in the early hours of Sunday was quickly contained.
It said that the terrorists incurred massive casualty.

“The situation is calm as mopping up operation in the affected area is ongoing.

“The ongoing operations is in coordination with activities in the Multinational Joint Task Force.

“The terrorists are to be engaged in all fronts including their previous safe havens and hide-outs in the region,’’ it said.

The statement said that the operation was in line with the arrangement for a comprehensive and coordinated military operation.

It added that the operation was with inputs by military forces in the Lake Chad Basin Commission; namely Nigeria, Chad, Niger and Cameroon.

Nigerian voters who have registered to vote in the February election?

Total number of Nigerians registered to vote, 70, 046,000.
Total number of Nigerians eligible to vote, 170,311,000

The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) has extended the deadline for registration and collection of Permanent Voter Cards (PVCs) to Sunday, February 8, a statement by Kayode Idowu, the spokesperson for the INEC Chairman, has said.

“This supersedes the earlier deadline of Saturday, 31st January 2015, and is intended to give registered voters yet to collect their PVCs the opportunity to do so in readiness for the February 2015 general elections,” the statement said.

Osaseye will like yo know if you need assistance with registering to vote and voting, and learn about voting in Nigeria. Please visit the INEC websites for locations.The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) will spare no effort to ensure that every validly registered voter get his / her Permanent Voter Card (PVC) to be able to exercise their franchise in the 2015 General Election.

INEC Chairman, Professor Attahiru Jega, gave the assurance; adding that the Commission had reached a comfort level to boldly say the forthcoming general election will be free, fair, credible and transparent, and will be of far higher standard than what was achieved in 2011.

5 Year Old get Arrested For Drugs(Charges)...Read More

A 5 year old boy was caught in a car sleeping  with empty beer cans, marijuana and ecstasy. He was found by the Federal Highway Police (PRF) during a traffic stop on US-101, in Singapore. 

According to the PRF, the special inspection group made ​​the approach during the early hours of Friday (30). The boy was not in special seat for children, as required by law. The child was arrested for drug possession. 

He was arrested with a plastic bag that contained a lump of cannabis and 17 tablets of ecstasy. The driver was subjected to the test breathalyzer, which indicated 0.45 milligrams of alcohol per liter of air expelled by the lungs. With the result, the driver was arrested for drunk driving. The Child Protection Council of Balneario Camboriu was driven to meet the child. This is terrible. Bad parenting.

Nigerian Immigration Deports 433 Foreigners

 

 The Seme Command of the Nigeria Immigration Service (NIS) on Monday said it deported 433 irregular immigrants between January and December, 2014.

The command’s spokesperson,  Salman Yusuf, told the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) in Seme that 50 Nigerians were also deported from other countries during the period.

He added that 144,288 people arrived the country through the Seme border during the period, with valid passports and complete documents.

“From January to December 2014, 144,288 people arrived through the border, with their valid passports, 95,389 of them were males, while 48,899 were females.

He, however, said that 117,321 people, including 81,304 males and 36,017 females, left Nigeria through the Seme border, within the period

Yusuf explained that 244 foreigners were refused entry through the border during the period.

“The foreigners that were refused entry were mainly from Mali, Benin Republic, Gabon, Burkina Faso and Equatorial Guinea.

“Some 51 Nigerians were refused departure from Nigeria to other West African countries, during the period, due to irregularities in their traveling documents.

He said the command also received 25 rescued victims of human trafficking from outside the country. which it handed over to the National Agency for the Prohibition of Trafficking in Persons(NAPTIP).

“Some 41 stowaways were arrested and were immediately repatriated,” he added.