Wednesday, 4 March 2015

Chris Brown now a Father of a Lovely Daughter


Chris Brown is the proud father of a 9-month-old baby girl .

The baby's mother is a 31-year-old former model named Nia , who we're told has known Chris for several years.
Sources connected to both Nia and Chris tell us they are on very good terms -- however they're not together romantically.

We're told 25-year-old Chris is happy about being a father. It does not appear there is a formal child support order in place -- and we do not know the nature of any informal terms of support. source:TMZ

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Tuesday, 17 February 2015


The new Managing Director, Smile Communications Nigeria Limited, Mr. Michiel Buitelaar, in this interview with Emeka Aginam spoke on the company’s new direction and strategies to educate the masses on the offerings of Smile Communications. Excerpts:

MOBILE internet penetration in Nigeria Mobile internet penetration, no doubt, is still low in Nigeria at the moment but there is a conscious drive to deepen its penetration by Nigerians that have embraced this new wave of technology development. The rate at which smartphones sell in the country is an indication of the fact that there will soon be a boom in mobile web applications and usage in Nigeria.

Between voice and data

Yes, there is a wide margin between voice and data communication in the country, but I see data communication coming up fast and Smile as a data service provider, will continue to roll out new products and services in the area of data communication for Nigerians to leverage on.

With the way data communication is growing in the country, Data connectivity will surpass voice in the near future. Today telecommunication operators are unbundling their services by offering data services, alongside the voice services, which they are known for.

Success story

The biggest success story globally today, is with data connectivity, going by uploads and downloads on Google Apps Stores. With the way data is going, time will come when there will be enough data applications to address any kind of challenges you can think of, and all these are about data connectivity and penetration.

Lots of data application is changing the way people do things because data applications are already addressing basic human challenges and the future is expected to be great with data connectivity. Strategies to sustain the growth of Smile Communications and quality of service

When I resumed as the Managing Director, I met a structured system on ground and I will like to build on that system and further improve on it through further awareness creation about the brand and its service provisioning. Education of the masses on the offerings of Smile will be my priority, among others.

There are enormous benefits in data communication and I will champion that through an awareness campaign that will educate the people of Nigeria about the benefits therein. I am convinced that Smile Communications can play a vital role in this direction. We will continue to educate Nigerians about the internet, its benefits and how to manage early data depletion. We will also be advocates of eCommerce by telling Nigerians how they can make their businesses a lot better, while trading online, and how they can better their lives through connectivity. We are already operational in four cities, Ibadan, Lagos, Abuja and Port Harcourt, and we plan to double that Roll-Roll out plan within a short period of time

Strategies to cover the entire country with data services

We will make our services available to Nigerians but cannot cover the entire country in a short period of time because Nigeria is a large country with huge population and vast landmark area. What we will continue to do is a gradual rollout process, and ensure we consolidate well in any area we roll out our services. We will continue to offer high speed connectivity to Nigerians with high quality of service. What we are doing in the four cities currently covered is to make them more dense in terms of coverage areas. We are putting in more cell sites and increasing the density. Competition and price war in data communication business in Nigeria

Competition is good, especially healthy competition that will bring about market growth, but price war is inimical to business development, because it will weaken market growth.

Market growth

What operators need is to invest in infrastructure and not engaging in price war with their competitors.

How smartphones can help drive mobile internet penetration in the country

They will definitely help to a large extent in driving mobile web penetration. With smartphones at affordable cost and connectivity, Nigerians will experience data boom in no distant time. The growth of mobile application is another way through which mobile web could grow rapidly in the country. Nigerians are beginning to apply different software applications to address immediate needs. Government regulation in the telecommunications industry

From my calculation, based on what I have read in the newspapers, government meant well for fast broadband rollout in the country, which of course is targeted at deepening internet penetration in the country.


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A rape Victim corpse discovered after Valentine


Confusion and apprehension have gripped the people of Umunneato autonomous community in Aboh Mbaise Local Government Area of Imo State, following the discovery of the nude corpse of a lady in their community. Investigation revealed that the discovery was made a day after the world celebrated the famous Saint Valentine’s Day, at Okwu village.

An eyewitness, who spoke on grounds of anonymity, told Vanguard that a close look at the lady’s corpse revealed bruises, especially around the breasts and private parts.

Although the witness did not completely rule out what he called a brutal gang-rape of the girl, he could not, however, identify the victim or give her actual age. The witness said: “I am not too sure that it was a case of ritual killing because no part of the girl, on the face value, was missing. “It is, to me, a case of brutal gang-raping to death of the unfortunate girl.”

The source said nobody knew how the lifeless body was dumped along the road at Okwu or did it. Speaking also on the issue, the traditional ruler of the community, Eze Leo Nwokocha, said the identity of the dead lady was still unknown. According to the royal father, police stormed the scene soon after getting wind of the incident and removed the corpse. The traditional ruler said he had no doubts that the police and other security agencies were on top of the situation, with a view to ascertaining who the perpetrators were and making them to face the full weight of the law. The body of the girl had been moved to the morgue of Aboh Mbaise General Hospital.

No police officer at Aboh Mbaise Divisional Police Headquarters was prepared to speak on the issue, but only referred us to the Police Public Relations Officer, PPRO, Mr. Andrew Enwerem.


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Sunday, 15 February 2015

More Nigeria Speaking up about their Sexuality.



The Nigeria female footballer, Chi Chi Igbo post Photos of her self also speaks about being gay. She is a pro Soccer based in Denmark.

SourceNaijagist
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Sunday, 1 February 2015

US boy, three, shoots both parents



A three-year-old American boy has shot his mother and father with the same bullet after pulling a gun from her handbag, police say.
The incident took place in a motel room on Saturday afternoon in Albuquerque in the state of New Mexico.
The toddler was apparently reaching for an iPod.
The bullet passed through his father's buttock and hit his mother, who is eight months pregnant, in the arm. Both parents are said to be recovering.
The boy's two-year-old sister, who was also in the room at the America's Best Value Inn, was unhurt.
Justin Reynolds told NBC News station KOB he and his girlfriend Monique Villescas were about to order a pizza when he heard the shot.
"The next minute I realised my girlfriend was bleeding. Then I sat down and realised I was shot too."
He called emergency services and tried to staunch Ms Villescas's bleeding with towels.
He said: "I was more worried about my girlfriend than myself and anything else that was going on. And my son because I didn't know if he had shot himself or not. He was shocked and crying. It was traumatising."
Mr Reynolds has been released from hospital and Ms Villescas is in a stable condition.
Albuquerque police said the district attorney's office would decide whether the parents would face negligence charges. The children have been taken into care.
Source>>>>>BBC News
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Saturday, 10 January 2015

Sleeping Positions and your Health

Sleeping positions and your health.


Getting enough sleep is important,because how you sleep impacts on your health. So how do you sleep?
On your back.
Sleeping on your back with your arms at your side is generally considered to be the best sleeping position for spine and neck health as long as you don’t use too many pillows. But sleeping on your back could make you to snore more than in any other position.
Experts say sleeping on your back may also help to prevent facial wrinkles and skin breakouts.
Stomach
Sleeping on your stomach can improve digestion but can put strain on the neck because you need to turn your face sideways in order to breathe. Sleeping face down can also cause back pain, as the curve of the spine is not supported.
Fetal position
Sleeping like a fetus can have you sleeping like a baby if you typically have problems with snoring or if you’re pregnant. This position curled up with knees drawn up and chin tilted down might be comfortable but is bad for the back and can restrict deep breathing.
Side
When you’re sleeping on your side with both arms down, the spine is best supported in its natural curve.This can definitely help reduce back and neck pain while also reducing sleep apnea. But this can contribute to facial wrinkles and sagging breasts. Any side sleeping can cause shoulder and arm pain due to restricted blood flow and pressure on the nerves, which may be worsened by having your arms out in front.
On your right side
If you’re a side-sleeper, which side you sleep on also makes a difference. Sleeping on the right side can worsen heartburn while sleeping on the left side can put strain on internal organs like the liver, lungs, and stomach. For pregnant sleepers, doctors advise sleeping on the left side, since this can improve circulation to the fetus. You can get a better night’s rest with less pain in the morning by supplementing your body with a pillow.
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Al-Jazeera journalist Peter Greste released from Egypt.



Al-Jazeera journalist Peter Greste has been freed and deported from Egypt and flown to Cyprus, bringing an end to 400 days behind bars.

The Australian ex-BBC correspondent was arrested in December 2013 and tried on charges that included spreading false news and aiding the Muslim Brotherhood. Two other al-Jazeera men, Mohamed Fahmy and Baher Mohamed, remain in detention.
Reports said Mr Fahmy would be deported to Canada, but concern remains about Mr Mohamed, who holds no dual nationality.
Mr Fahmy, who holds dual Egyptian and Canadian citizenship, may be freed after having his Egyptian nationality revoked, presidential sources said.
All the defendants denied the charges against them and said their trial was a sham.
They were accused of collaborating with the banned Muslim Brotherhood after the overthrow of President Mohammed Morsi by the military in 2013.
In their defence, the three men said they were simply reporting the news.
Mr Greste's brother Andrew said in a statement: "We're ecstatic that Peter has been released and we now ask if the world could respect his privacy, to give him time to appreciate his freedom before he faces the media."
Al-Jazeera tweeted that it welcomed Peter Greste's release and demanded Mr Fahmy and Mr Mohamed be freed.
Mostefa Souag, acting director-general of al-Jazeera media network, said in a statement: "We're pleased for Peter and his family that they are to be reunited. It has been an incredible and unjustifiable ordeal for them, and they have coped with incredible dignity...
"We will not rest until Baher and Mohamed also regain their freedom.
"The Egyptian authorities have it in their power to finish this properly today, and that is exactly what they must do."
'Relieved and delighted' Mr Greste's release came after a long campaign and a series of hints from Egyptian officials.

In November, President Abdul Fattah al-Sisi said he was considering the possibility of granting pardons to the two foreign al-Jazeera journalists. He had earlier signed a decree on repatriating foreign prisoners.
The BBC's Richard Galpin reports on how Peter Greste ended up in jail Then in January, Egypt's top court ordered a retrial of all three men.
Mr Greste's release was eventually confirmed by a statement issued by the Egyptian Interior Ministry.

The statement said it had been "decided to extradite Australian journalist Peter Greste... to his country today, 1 February (2015)... after the cabinet's approval, in enforcement of the Presidential Decree no. 140 for the year 2014 regarding the rulings on extraditing defendants and deporting the convicts".
An official told Associated Press the release had been co-ordinated with the Australian embassy in Cairo.
Mr Greste left Cairo for Larnaca, Cyprus at about 16:00 local time on Sunday. His brother Mike and airport officials later confirmed that he landed at Larnaca airport.
He is now expected to travel to his native Australia, where his parents Lois and Juris, and brother Andrew, are due to speak at 10:00 on Monday (00:00 GMT).

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