See photos of Davido addressing his fellow corps members as they sit on the floor at Lagos NYSC Camp

Singer, Davido, who received a rousing welcome as he resumed for service at the NYSC camp in Lagos State today, was pictured addressing his fellow Corps members as they sat on the floor.

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Christina Milan and boyfriend M.Pokora's California home burglarized twice in four days

American singer/actress, Christina Milan and her famous French boyfriend, Matt Pokoraare the latest celebrities to be targeted by burglars as their California home got burglarized twice in four days.



According to TMZ, the couple's San Fernando Valley home was burglarized Tuesday night after crooks made their way in at around 10 PM.



Law enforcement sources say the burglars made their way into the home through the side door. The break-in triggered the alarm, but by the time Police arrived the perpetrators had already escaped.



The authorities are yet to confirm how much loot the burglars got as Christina and Matt are still out of the country.



The latest break-in comes as Police continue to investigate the burglary at the very same house on Friday afternoon, where $100k worth of jewelry and watches were stolen.

Emma Nyra shows off her incredible post-baby body two-weeks after giving birth to a set of twins

Nigerian singer, Emma Nyra who welcomed a set of twins on August 11, 2018 after 36 hours of labor, took to Instagram to show off her incredible post-baby body, just two-weeks after giving birth to her beautiful children named Alexandría and Alexander .



She captonied the photo: 'Two Weeks after giving birth! They asking me if I miss my baby bump?! Hell no! #MamaEjima #TeamNoSleep.'

John McCain's wife kisses his casket while his daughter cries over it at his memorial service (photos)

It was a highly emotional moment as the family of Senator John McCain paid their respects to the late senator on Wednesday, during a private memorial service at the Arizona Capitol in Phoenix.



Cindy McCain, the senator's wife of 38 years, and his daughter Meghan McCain both cried over his casket and at some point, Cindy tenderly placed her cheek against the casket.



They were joined by the senator's sons, Jack and Jimmy, who were both fully dressed in their uniform as they saluted their father who died at 81 after a year-long battle with aggressive brain cancer.



Sen. McCain will lie in state at the Arizona State Capitol on Wednesday and the U.S. Capitol Rotunda on Friday before being transported to Maryland for a private service at the U.S. Naval Academy in Annapolis on Sunday.

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Nigerian pilgrim on Hajj dies after falling from a faulty elevator in Saudi Arabia

A Nigerian on Hajj to Makkah has died after he fell from a faulty elevator this morning.

The deceased was a Niger State pilgrim who was in Mecca for the 2018 Hajj.

The Commissioner in charge of health of the National Hajj Commission of Nigeria (NAHCON), Dr. Ibrahim Abubakar Kana, representing the chairman of the Commission, paid a condolence visit to the deceased's contingent, urging them to take heart. He also sought Allah’s forgiveness for the deceased and fortitude for his family to bear the loss.

Dr Kana said that immediately the tragedy was reported, NAHCON despatched medical personnel to the scene of the mishap, and after medical checks, they certified the victim dead.

He lamented that residence managers knew that the lift had been faulty for days but they made no conscious effort to seal it off and warn pilgrims to keep away from it.

Dr. Kana added that the host nation, Saudi Arabia’s authorities and security agents have

Nigerian Military hands over 23 rescued children to UNICEF through Borno State

The Nigerian military has handed over 23 children who were formerly associated with Boko Haram insurgents, to UNICEF through the Borno State government.



The children were picked up during various military operations around the north-east region. Aged between 17 and 10 years, the boys and girls confessed to the military that they have been assisting the Boko Haram insurgents either as fighters or domestic helps in the camps.



The Theatre Commander of a military counterinsurgency force, Abba Dikko, said the 23 children were released in line with Nigeria military’s commitment to the observance of human rights. He observed that the children and other vulnerable persons were victims who faced with the highly unstable circumstances induced by the conflict would have had little option but to fall under the thrall of the insurgents.


“We were able to identify this category of people, especially the women, the aged and children to whom it behooves our sense of duty and responsibility to ensure that they are removed from harm’s way and reconditioned and then passed on to those institutions that are responsible for their reintegration to normal ways of life.”



Having established a component of the Operation Lafiya Dole which monitors and ensures adherence to rights protection, Mr Dikko, a Major General, said “the Nigeria military will continue to abide by the global best practices in its effort to remove all children associated with armed conflicts in northeast Nigeria.



On that note the 23 children among whom were teenage girls that are pregnant, were handed over to the United Nations Children Fund (UNICEF) through the Borno State government. The Head of the UNICEF field office in Borno State, Geoffrey Ijumba, said “the release of the 23 children was a demonstration of the military’s commitment towards the protection of people’s rights in conflict situation.”



Ijumba commended the military for its commitment to protecting the wellbeing of conflict affected children and said that UNICEF will work with the Borno State ministry of women affairs to provide the children with medical and psychosocial support before reuniting them with their families and integrating them in the larger society.



The children will be camped at the state rehabilitation centre where they will stay for a minimum of 12-weeks during which they will receive medical attention and full spectrum support to prepare them for their eventual reintegration. He said UNICEF has, since 2017, supported the social and economic reintegration of more than 8, 700 children previously associated with non-state actors in the northeast Nigeria by helping to trace their families, returning them to their communities and offering them psychosocial support and informal apprenticeship to help better their livelihoods.

Photos from Theresa May's meeting with Lagos State governor, Akinwunmi Ambode

British Prime Minister, Theresa May, arrived at FMDQ Security Exchange building, Victoria Island, Lagos, for a meeting with the Nigerian business community and was welcomed by Governor Akinwunmi Ambode of Lagos State.



The prime minister, accompanied by members of her trade delegation, arrived the venue at 6.30 p.m. on Wednesday. Alhaji Aliko Dangote, Femi Otedola and Tony Elumelu, among others, had earlier assembled at the venue.


The meeting, expected to last for 40 minutes provide an opportunity for forging more bilateral relations between Nigeria and the United Kingdom.


She is billed to spend time with victims of modern slavery during her brief stay in the nation’s commercial hub. The prime minister’s visit to Lagos comes barely eight weeks after the French President, Emmanuel Macron, visited the African Shrine in Ikeja, Lagos.

“I washed dead bodies to survive while I was a student abroad" - Oyo State governor, Abiola Ajimobi

Oyo State governor, Abiola Ajimobi, has revealed that he washed dead bodies for eight years in order to pay his tuition fees while studying abroad.


Ajimobi said his parents only sent him 30 dollars all through his stay abroad, adding that he had to look for a way to survive. He made the revelations while addressing youths at a South-West Youths Regional Summit in Osogbo.


Ajimobi said his boss told him not to be afraid of the dead bodies and charged him to always see the dead bodies as iced fish. The governor further urged youths to see hard work as the only way to succeed while challenging them not to give up.


In his words;




“I left Nigeria in 1963 to study abroad, but throughout my stay there, I was washing dead bodies to support myself to go to school. “Whenever I got home from work, I will be weeping, remembering the number of dead bodies I washed.

My boss at work then said I should not be afraid or fear, adding that such feeling is normal for first comers. He encouraged me to always see those dead bodies as iced fish. “But against all odds, I survived and that is why I am urging youths to see hard work as the only way to success.

I am saying this to challenge the youth of our next generation not to give up. “This is our chance as youths and as Yorubas to come together to chart a successful pathway for the country.” Ajimobi, however, urged Yoruba leaders and governors to unite for the progress of the Yoruba race.

'My dad and his boyfriend came to visit me and my boyfriend' - Gay wrestler, Matt Cage (Photos)

American wrestler, Matt Cage shared photos from a recent meeting with his gay dad. According to him, 'my dad and his boyfriend came to Chicago to visit my and my boyfriend'.


my dad and his boyfriend came to Chicago to visit my and my boyfriend ♥? pic.twitter.com/q0Paq80Dal— fka Matt Cage (@proudcaucasian) August 24, 2018

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Photos: Following his defection from APC to PDP, Sokoto state residents sweep Governor Tambuwal out of their community

It appears members of Mainiyo community in Sokoto state are not in support of the defection of the state governor, Aminu Tambuwal, from APC to PDP. They came out in their numbers to sweep him away after his visit to their community yesterday August 29th. See more photos below.