Lol! Check out Chrissy Teigen's new Twitter bio in reaction to husband John Legend being named 2019 Sexiest Man Alive

Chrissy Teigen, the wife of American singer John Legend has been acting so extra with naughty tweets on Twitter after her husband, John Legend was named People's Sexiest Man Alive for the year 2019.



This time, the mother of two updated a new Twitter bio on page, writing: ' currently sleeping with people's sexiest man alive.'







In one tweet, she wrote :' the sexiest man alive just made me a ham sandwich.'

Car bomb kills at least 7 civilians near Interior Ministry in Kabul

At least seven civilians were killed and seven wounded when a car bomb was detonated in the Afghan capital of Kabul during rush hour Wednesday, an interior ministry spokesman said.



The spokesman, Nasrat Rahimi, said the bomb had gone off in a neighborhood that is near the interior ministry and north of Kabul airport.



He said the dead were all civilians, adding, "This is the initial information, more details later."



Nasrat Rahimi added on Twitter that the death toll may change as the target area has not yet been cleared.



At least five children were among the victims, Tolo News reported, citing security sources.



The blast occurred at around 7:25 a.m. local time on Wednesday in the Qasaba area in Police District 15 of Kabul city, where several foreign NGOs are located.



A source at the interior ministry said the blast was detonated by a suicide bomber in the car, and that it was targeting a convoy of foreign advisers with the Interior Ministry. Local media said some vehicles were also damaged following the blast.







No sect has claimed responsibility yet. Both the Taliban and the Islamic State group are active in Kabul, which is one of the deadliest places in the war-torn country for civilians.



The blast came one day after Afghan President Ashraf Ghani announced that Kabul would release three high-ranking Taliban prisoners in an apparent prisoner swap with Western hostages who were kidnapped by the insurgents in 2016.



The three Taliban prisoners include Anas Haqqani, who was seized in 2014 and whose older brother is the deputy Taliban leader and head of the Haqqani network, a notorious Taliban affiliate, Hindustan Times reports.



Ghani did not specify the fate of the Western hostages - an Australian and an American, both professors at the American University in Kabul - and it was not clear when or where they would be freed.



The two, American Kevin King and Australian Timothy Weeks, were kidnapped in August 2016 from the heart of Kabul.



The American hostages later appeared looking haggard in a Taliban hostage video, with the insurgents going on to say that King was in poor health.



Ghani noted in his speech that "their health has been deteriorating while in the custody of the terrorists".



Gani also did not state when or where the Taliban prisoners would be freed. But he said that he hoped the decision would help "pave the way" for the start of unofficial direct talks between his government and the Taliban, who have long refused to negotiate with the administration in Kabul.

Xenophobia: South African artists petition minister of arts and culture kicking against inclusion of Burna Boy at the 'Africa Unite' concert

Some musicians in South Africa under the aegis of Tshwane Collective have sent a petition to the minister of arts and culture, kicking against the inclusion of Burna Boy in the 'Africa Unite' concert scheduled for 23 and 24 November.



The Africans Unite concerts, a response to recent xenophobia in the country is organised by Play Network Africa, based in Nigeria, in partnership with Phambili Media SA and appears to enjoy the support of South Africa’s department of arts and culture.



It will feature, along with Burna Boy, artistes such as Kwesa and Jidenna. The first concert will hold at Hillcrest Quarry in Cape Town on 23 November and the second at Sun Arena, Time Square in Pretoria.



However, the Tshwane Collective questioned the exclusion of local artists and Burna Boy’s invitation to perform at the concert, accusing the African Giant of inciting hatred against South Africa, in the wake of the xenophobic attacks.


“Whoever may have deemed that the country needs a PR exercise of this nature would have done so largely as a result of the callous, misleading and unwarranted incitement by this very artist. Not only did he spread falsehoods through his extensive platform, he literally incited violence and hate.

He further promised to inflict his own violence on locals before giving your government an ultimatum which you seem to have received and succumbed to”, the group said in the letter to Nathi Mthethwa, minister of art and culture.

The department of culture has however distanced itself from the concert and said that it’s logo had been used “erroneously” on posters advertising the event, Times Live reported.


There's been an outcry over a decision to allow Nigerian artist Burna Boy to headline the Africa Unite Concert. @CathyMohlahlana was joined in studio by @KMalatji from the Tshwane Collective. Watch on @Youtube: https://t.co/9LdLW6WfmZ #NewzAtPrime #Newzroom405 #KeepTheArtsPure pic.twitter.com/jGXRfCG63O— Newzroom Afrika (@Newzroom405) November 12, 2019

“The Department of Sports, Arts and Culture wishes to dispel the untrue information currently being spread on social media, that it is funding the Africans Unite Concert featuring the artist known as Burna Boy. It is unfortunate that the department’s logo was erroneously used on the poster advertising the event,” spokesperson Asanda Magaqa told TshisaLIVE.



Asanda said that the department had not allocated or granted funding for the event. “The department wishes to reiterate that it has not allocated or granted any funding to the event in question and any reports to the contrary are entirely false.”

Bus conductor spotted in suit and tie in Lagos (video)

A bus conductor was spotted in a video which has gone viral on social media dressed in suit and tie as he went about his daily activity.



The bus conductor spotted in the viral video was scouting for passengers going to Ketu and Ojota area of Lagos state.



Here is the video below;

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Bus conductor resumes work dressed in suit and tie.....doesn’t want to be caught ‘unfresh’

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11-year-old boy kidnapped in Kano state, found in Anambra after 5 years

An 11-year-old boy who was kidnapped in Kano State in 2014 has been found in Anambra state after a 5 year search.



Muhammed Ya’u who was rescued by Kano state police command’s Anti-Kidnapping Team of Operation Puff Adder, was reportedly kidnapped at PRP Quarters in Kano metropolis by one Paul Onwe and his wife Mercy Paul and sold the victim to one Ebere Ogbodo for the sum of N200,000. He was renamed by the new parent as Chinedu Ogbodo.







Kano state's police spokesperson, DSP Abdullahi Haruna confirmed the incident and further revealed that three people have been arrested.




“In continuation of the Command’s effort to rescue the children kidnapped from Kano to other parts of the country, between 05/11/2014 to 08/11/2019, the command’s Anti Kidnapping Team of Operation Puff Adder carried out another rescue operation.

“During the operation, one Muhammed Ya’u ‘m’ 11 years old kidnapped in the year 2014 at PRP Quarters in Kano, was successfully rescued at Onitsha in Anambra State.

“The victim was kidnapped by Paul Onwe and Mercy Paul’ and sold to Ebere Ogbodo ‘at the sum of Two Hundred Thousand Naira (N200,000) and renamed as Chinedu Ogbodo,” Haruna said.

“The Command is using this medium to thank the good people of the state for their support, patience and efforts in fighting all forms of crime and criminality in the state,” he adde