MY IDEAL MAN HAS TO BE RICH OOOO...TOPE OSOBA

Temitope  Osoba, a graduate of Business Education from Olabisi Onabanjo University (OOU) said she came into the movie industry in 2005 by accident, but today, her acting prowess in movies like Igboro Ti Daru, Gucci Girls, Oga Sailor,  to mention a few.

The beautiful Nollywood actress hobbies are dancing, swimming, singing and listening to music. Meanwhile, this damsel is still single. Searching? I can’t say much about that’ but she said ‘I am single. I don’t really want much in a man; he should just be the best he can be. On when I want to tie the knot, I will rather not talk about that (smiles).God knows best.’ In affirmative she said her ideal man must be sexy not necessarily rich? TEMITOPE OSOBA:He has to be rich ooooo (laughs)

MY GREATEST PHYSICAL ASSET IS MY HIPS....SANDRA

Sandra Uche Okagbue, an Anambra indigene, is a graduate of Linguistics and Foreign Languages from the University of Ibadan. She is a model that is making waves in the Nigerian  fashion industry today.

Here her candid talk: I believe that beauty is not just on the outside. True beauty is within. Look good at all times and always be yourself. She went further to say that ‘’ everybody is beautiful in their own way and I strongly believe that these stuffs have side effects. I really don’t know, but the whole thing scares me. It’s not even healthy to start with.

On provocative dressing:
I just love looking good and decent at all times. I don’t believe that dressing provocatively makes you more beautiful. Your dressing, I think, portrays who you are.

My greatest physical asset is my hips, I definitely know that I am wonderfully made and well endowed.’’ She said.

Culled:Tribune.ng

NOLLYWOOD: S*XUAL HARASMENT IS TOO MUCH...LINDA ADEDEJI

Princess Linda Adedeji is a fast rising Yoruba actress who has done so much for herself. She hails from Ado-Ekiti in Ekiti State. She is happily married to Prince Aderemi and both are blessed with a lovely son. Linda who claimed that she joined movie industry in 2004 said she has featured in over 50 movies and produced three so far by herself. ‘The first film I produced was “Igbekun-abo” in 2005, the second was”Alejo” in 2006 and the third one is “OYINKANSOLA” which was released on 28th of Jan 2013’.she said.

There is this saying that Yoruba industry is polluted, what do you have to say on that?
‘Yes, the movie industry is polluted generally; it’s not peculiar to Yoruba industry alone. I must tell you the truth, when I first started; the harassment was too much from directors and producers. Like I said earlier, I started with Faliwerepe, I featured in most of all her films, but whenever I wanted to feature in other films by the opposite s*x; it’s always a problem, I have gone to a location where I was given a major role and after the rehearsal, the producer came to me and said I should co-operate before he would give me the role, I did not understand him at first not until he said it in a lay man’s language, I was so sad. I got mad and blasted him by raining curses and abuses on him. I left the location immediately. Later on, I decided to start producing my own film and be my own boss instead of using my precious body to get roles, my talent is inbuilt, so why should someone have a taste of my body before giving me role. I started producing my own movies to help upcoming actresses like myself especially’ Princess Linda said.

FAYEMI IMPOSES CURFEW ON STATE:'THE PEACE OF OUR LAND IS NOT NEGOTIABLE'

THE PEACE OF OUR LAND IS NOT NEGOTIABLE

State Broadcast By

His Excellency

Dr. Kayode FAYEMI

Governor, Ekiti State, NIGERIA

Following the Breach of Peace in the State

Friday, September 26, 2014

Protocols

In o kun o Ekiti Kete.

It has BECOME expedient that I address you today on account of dire happenings in the land of honour, Ekiti State. With tension mounting across the state, Ekiti has been the subject of alarming headlines in the news, following the tragic assault on the judiciary.

On Monday, September 22, thugs acting on the incitement of an interested party, were involved in the sacrilegious sacking of the court while hearing on a political case was in progress. This happened in full glare of the law enforcement agents with inappropriate response. Clearly, these brigands exceeded the limits of acceptable behavior, even in the most liberal of democracies, and ventured into the realm of blatant criminality with this desecration of the hallowed chambers of the law.

The fact that this assault did not meet with any strong deterring repercussions from the appropriate authorities further emboldened the miscreants. They subsequently attempted to prevent the Ekiti State Governorship Election Petition Tribunal from sitting, yesterday, Thursday, September 25. I am advised incontrovertibly that thugs acting on the command of Mr. Ayo Fayose, who was also present to lend his clout to the travesty, brazenly assaulted a senior judge and urged his thugs to beat him up and tear his CLOTHES.

The court premises were thrown into confusion and those curried away in search of safety and security. This was on the back of his specious allegation that the judiciary in the state is compromised and biased against him. And the answer to that was to resort to jungle justice and take the laws into his hands. This has led to the closure of the courts indefinitely due to the inability of the security agencies to guarantee the safety of lives and property in our temples of justice. With the entrenched atmosphere of impunity, violence in the state has escalated with the unfortunate loss of one life and the willful damage to several properties to arson by rampaging thugs.

Since the beginning of this development on Monday, which is unprecedented in the recent history of our state, I have been in touch with the Heads of all Security Agencies at the State and Federal levels, urging them to act quickly and firmly in the interest of public law and order. It is worrisome that the slow and inadequate response has occasioned the avoidable escalation of violence in our dear state.

Against this backdrop, it is understandable that not a few stakeholders have expressed concern about what the development portends for our dear state. The brazen contempt of our hallowed law courts and the use of violence and intimidation to obstruct the course of justice is a clear invitation to anarchy of the scale and texture that characterized Ekiti State some years ago. Ekiti Kete, are those years upon us again?

Already, there is widespread anxiety about this development coming at a time the state is going through the transitioning out of one administration and the ushering in of a new one. This is a very delicate period that all stakeholders must work together to ensure Ekiti State comes out stronger for it.

During periods of transition, vital partners in progress adopt a cautious posture, watching for the slightest portents of the possible discontinuity of the regime of peace and tranquility, amongst other factors that have made our state conducive for investors and development partners. We must not disrupt our very bright prospects for sustained development in our state.

Considering the cases that have triggered the recent spate of violence are politically related, the political elite in our state from all disparate quarters must exercise caution. We must rescue our state from the precarious slippery slope that some have desperately pushed us to. We should not imperil the very people we seek to serve by resorting to violence and brigandage. One does not burn down his homestead to establish his claim of ownership or leadership.

Most assuredly, the course of Justice can only be delayed, but can never be truncated. The independence of the Judiciary is an inviolable tenet of any democracy. Accordingly, I have this morning directed the Attorney General of the state to issue a legal advisory to the Chief Judge of the state and all the parties to the existing cases in the State High Court and the Ekiti State Governorship Elections Petitions Tribunal, on the desirability of seeking an alternative venue for the hearing of these cases outside Ekiti State. The State can no longer afford to witness the bizarre spectacle of the beating up of judicial officers and wanton intimidation of lawyers and court personnel.

Now that the security agencies appear to be fully seized of the situation, I call on them not to relent in performing their constitutional role of protecting lives and property in our state. Administrations come and go; politics can be frenetic when the stakes are high; but by the grace of the Almighty God, our state remains for all time, therefore THE PEACE OF OUR LAND IS NOT NEGOTIABLE.

Ekiti Kete, consistent with our history of unity and love, let us work together to make our state a garden of concord where our children and their children will dwell in peace and safety. Even in the pursuit of politics and justice, let us conduct ourselves as kinsmen, bound by a shared love for Ekitiland but differing only in the choice of instruments by which to accomplish the same goal.

Let us then temper our COMPETITIVE  zeal with civility and empathy. Let us deal truthfully with our youth, who are so liable to be led astray by unbridled political fervour, by seeing them as our children rather than as conscripts or fodder for our objectives.

Ekiti Kete, in order to forestall further descent into anarchy in our state, I am taking the very difficult decision to suspend the ‘Thank You’ tour which I’m undertaking as part of our transitioning-out formalities. Also, I have taken the decision to institute a dusk to dawn curfew in the state immediately. Accordingly, there would be no movement between the hours of 7.00 p.m. and 7.00 a.m. everyday till further notice. We urge the citizenry to be vigilant and provide the security agencies with details of suspicious activities that can undermine the peace in our state.

Let us work together to stop the violence and brigandage that has brought about serious embarrassment to our state in the last few days.

Let Peace Reign in the land of honour, Ekiti State.

God bless Ekiti State.

God bless the Federal Republic of NIGERIA

Dr. Kayode Fayemi

Governor, Ekiti State

Friday, September 26, 2014

DEATH VERDICT HANDED TO 12 SOLDIERS FOR MUTINY WILL REMAIN SO..THE SENATE

The Chairman, Senate Committee on Defence, Senator Thompson Sekibo has said that members of the Senate will not be intervening on the death verdict handed to 12 soldiers for mutiny by a military court on September 16th.Senator .

“No we are not, because the Armed Forces are established by an Act of the National Assembly. The Act spelt out categorically the conduct of the soldiers and the way they are to behave wherever they are. If you join the military, that Act is to guide you and your conduct. If you go contrary to any of the prescribed sections of the Act the punishment prescribed for the Act you violated will come on you. So the military did not just wake up one day and say that they are going to kill Mr. A or Mr. B.”

They went through the necessary processes and they found them guilty. But I think that those found guilty also have a way out. They can go on appeal and if the appeal finds them not guilty that will be it. But for what the military has done, they have done the best thing; because you must instill discipline in the Armed Forces. If you don’t do so, one day all of us here will be sacked and you will not hear of this place,” he said.

However, the Nigerian Labor Congress has condemned the death sentence, the Acting President of the Union, Promise Adewusi, the NLC said;

“We expect that the Military Council or the appropriate authority, whose responsibility it is to review sentences of this nature, should commute this sentence to a more tolerable or acceptable one.”.

NB: Why death sentence? This death sentence can be commuted to life with hard labour. We must stop this shedding of blood.

MAHEEDA TELLS RIHANNA TO LEAVE HER SELLING POINT 'NUDITY' FOR HER

Well, Maheeda, the ‘bad girl’ of Nigerian gospel music, who is definitely the acclaimed queen of anything indecency in the Nigerian social scene has spoken.

On her twitter page, she told Hollywood celebrities featuring Rihanna,to leave nudity for her: ‘Riri leave my selling point ohh;go sing u sabi, abi because i try to sing too Oya no vex! ‘’  ‘Riri leave the unclad thing for me now haha nawa o! Copy copy’.she added.

FARUK LAWAL: AFTER SPENDING 7 YEARS IN KIRIKIRI PRISON HAS BEEN ARRESTED AGAIN FOR ROBBERY AGAIN

Faruk Lawal, an ex-convict who was released from prison four months ago after spending 7 years in kirikiri has been arrested again by men of the Lagos state Police command after he and his gang snatched a car in the Yaba area of Lagos.

Paraded yesterday Sept. 23rd, at the state Police headquarters in Ikeja, the state Commissioner of Police, Kayode Aderanti, said:

“Two armed robbers, named Babatunde Makinde and Faruk Lawal, were arrested. A search conducted on the vehicle led to the recovery of one double barrel pistol, two single barrel pistols and 28 live cartridges. The suspects confessed to have snatched the vehicle from its owner at gunpoint in Alade area of Yaba few hours before they were arrested and that the third gun belongs to one Dayo, a member of their gang who narrowly escaped arrest. Investigation is still ongoing with a view to arresting the fleeing gang members.”

While being interrogated, Faruk expressed sadness he was heading back to prison.

“I never wanted to go with them. If I had listened to my instinct, I would not have been involved. It means I am returning to prison where I spent seven years. I was released just four months ago with a promise to turn a new leaf” he said

According to Vanguard