Pics of Busta Rhymes: Rapper Falls Off Stage During Concert & Suffers Head Injury

Oh no! Busta Rhymes suffered a head injury mid-performance after nosediving into a huge crowd while performing in New York City. We’re glad he’s OK!

Rapper Busta Rhymes apparently got a little carried away while performing at Webster Hall in New York City. The 42-year-old rapper slipped off a platform while leaning his way into the crowd, and ended up leaving the stage with a wound to his head. So scary!

SURGERY SHOCK! Celebrity Big Brother's Chantelle Houghton reveals she's getting a new FACE for Christmas

She's only 31 years old but Chantelle Houghton wants to revive her face for the

festive season

While many people wait until the New Year to work on themselves, the star - who shot to fame on 2006's Celebrity Big Brother - admits that she fancies improving her looks before 25 December.

Chantelle said when asked if she'd be getting her cosmetic procedures such as Botox, filler, eyebrows shaped and lips plumped up, that her revamp is on the way before 2015.

'I'm hoping to do it before Christmas. Make myself look better,' she said.

Germans honour slain 'role model' Tugce Albayrak

Around 150 people attended a vigil in Berlin in her memory on Sunday.

President Joachim Gauck has described the student as a "role model".

A man, 18, is in custody over the 15 November attack, which left Ms Albayrak in a coma. Her life support was switched off on Friday.

She had intervened when she heard cries for help from the toilet of a fast food restaurant in the town of Offenbach, near Frankfurt, where the two girls were being harassed, German media report.

Kerosene explosion claims life of 15-year-old boy in Benin

A kerosene explosion that ignited a fire outbreak in Benin has claimed the life of a 15-year-old boy.

It was a tale of tears and sorrow as a 15-year-old boy was killed in a kerosene explosion that occurred on Thursday in Benin, the Edo State capital.

The incident which took place in the Textile Mill area of the city, also affected a woman, Loveth Odeh and her 5-year-old son whose name was given as Wisdom, as they suffered several degrees of burns from the fire that followed the explosion and are being treated at the Benin Central Hospital.

Nigeria unrest: Kano mosque attack 'kills dozens'

Dozens have been killed in a gun and bomb attack during Friday prayers at one of the biggest mosques in the Nigerian city of Kano, reports say.

Many more people have been hurt, with one rescue official putting casualty figures at just under 200.

The Central Mosque is where the influential Muslim leader, the Emir of Kano, usually leads prayers.

The emir recently called for people to arm themselves against Islamist militant group Boko Haram.

The group has been waging an insurgency in Nigeria since 2009 and has killed more than 2,000 people this year, rights groups say.

Jamie Cooper-Hohn wins £337m in High Court divorce case

The American wife of a London financier has been awarded £337m by a High Court judge in a divorce case.

Sir Chris Hohn and Jamie Cooper-Hohn, founders of the Children's Investment Fund Foundation, had fought over assets said to be worth more than £700m.

The sum is thought to be the biggest of its kind made by a judge in England after the couple separated following 17 years of marriage.

Details emerged after a draft ruling was given to the pair's legal teams.

Chinese Woman Kills 6 Different Partners For Inheritance

Chisako Kakehi has lost six different husbands and boyfriends to mysterious deaths since 1994 and has garnered wealth running into millions of dollars from insurance and inheritance.

A 67-year-old woman, Chisako Kakehi, was on Wednesday, November 19 arrested in China on suspicion of killing her husband, her seventh partner to have died mysteriously.

Chisako Kakehi was arrested on the suspicion that she poisoned her late husband with cyanide. Isao Kakehi, who was Chisako’s fourth husband, suddenly fell sick at home before he was confirmed dead at a hospital in December 2013, less than two months after the couple married. An autopsy found highly toxic cyanide compounds in his blood.

Suicide Bomber’ Burnt Alive In Gombe State

The man was said to have arrived the Gombe Line Motor Park at about 1pm today, November 18, with a sack which he dropped after refusing to be searched by the personnel at the gate.

A man suspected to be a suicide bomber has been set ablaze by an angry mob in Gombe State.

The man was said to have arrived the Gombe Line Motor Park at about 1pm today, November 18, with a sack which he dropped after refusing to be searched by the personnel at the gate.

10 Things to Know for Friday

Your daily look at late-breaking news, upcoming events and the stories that will be talked about Friday:

1. WHAT'S NEXT CHALLENGE FOR OBAMA ON IMMIGRATION

He'll have to sell the politics and the policy of his go-it-alone strategy while he is at one of the lowest points in his presidency.

2. ANOTHER COSBY ACCUSER COMES FORWARD

A Florida woman is the fourth in recent weeks to say the comic gave her pills that made her feel groggy then forced himself on her sexually.

Okocha questions Eagles’ passion

Former Nigeria captain, Austin Jay-Jay Okocha has questioned the level of passion among current players of the Super Eagles following their exit from the Africa Cup of Nations.

The reigning champions failed to qualify for the 2015 finals after drawing 2-2 with South Africa in Uyo on Wednesday, marking a second exit before the tournament proper in three editions.

South African defender Eric Mathoho (L) tries to stop Nigerian attacker Ahmed Musa during the 2015 Africa Cup of Nations qualifying football match between Nigeria and South Africa at Akwa Ibom stadium in Uyo, Nigeria, on November 19, 2014. AFP PHOTO - See more at:

And while Stephen Keshi’s future has already been called into question, Okocha believes the players have to take some of the responsibility too.

“To be honest, we will always produce talented players. But perhaps the question is whether they have the same passion that we used to have,” Okocha said, adding, “sometimes it seems as if they don’t really care much about the result.”

At least 45 dead in suspected Boko Haram attack in Borno - See more at:

Maiduguri – At least 45 people were killed in a suspected Boko Haram attack in northeast Nigeria, officials and witnesses said on Thursday, in the latest violence to hit the restive region.

The attack happened in the village of Azaya Kura in the Mafa area of Borno state on Wednesday, the caretaker chairman of Mafa local government area, Shettima Lawan said, calling it “wicked and despicable”.

Village chief Mallam Bulama said: “We counted 45 bodies at the end of the attack.”

But other residents said more may have died after they fled into the bush.

Mafa, which is about 50 kilometres (30 miles) east by road from the Borno state capital, Maiduguri, and the surrounding area has been repeatedly attacked by the Islamist insurgents.

Jennifer Aniston’s Hot Winter Frock – Yours For £25!

You don’t need us to tell you that Jennifer Aniston loves an LBD, but the glossy-haired starlet has updated her signature fashion formula for winter, and we like it.

 

Jen hit the New York screening of her new film Cake in a very on-trend monochrome tartan sixties shift dress, adding to the retro vibe with a pair of suede knee boots. A perennial winter wardrobe favourite, tartan reigns supreme again this season thanks to designers like Jean Paul Gaultier and Simone Rocha, and a monochrome colour palette updates the print while ticking off two trend boxes in one go. Erm, that’s what we’d call a no-brainer buy.

CBN grants N2bn for SMEs in Delta State

ASABA—Central Bank of Nigeria, CBN, yesterday, rolled out a N2 billion Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises, MSMEs, Development Fund in Delta State as part of its effort to alleviate poverty in the state.

Speaking at the ceremony in Asaba, the CBN governor, Mr Godwin Emefieli, said that the Small and Medium Enterprises, SMEs, credit funds were recognised worldwide as a catalyst for poverty alleviation, job creation and all-inclusive economic growth.

Emefieli noted that the fund was introduced by the apex bank to help address challenges facing SMEs in the country, adding: “The fund is meant to help those entrepreneurs with brilliant business ideas but lacking the necessary funds to succeed.”

Nigeria army 'retakes Chibok' from Boko Haram

The Nigerian army says it has recaptured the north-eastern town of Chibok, which was seized by Boko Haram militants on Thursday.

 Boko Haram fighters kidnapped more than 200 schoolgirls from the village in April, sparking global outrage.

The group, which says it is fighting to create an Islamic state in Nigeria, has repeatedly targeted villages in Borno state in recent months.

10 Important things you need to know for today!

1. U.S., CHINA MAKE KEY CLIMATE CHANGE PLEDGES

The world's top two polluters agree on taking ambitious action to limit greenhouse gases, setting an example for other nations one year before key negotiations in Paris.

2. WEALTHY NATIONS' SUMMIT TO FOCUS ON GLOBAL GROWTH

Amid sluggish economic conditions, the G-20 summit in Australia is zeroing in on boosting the world's GDP by $2 trillion.

Jet crash in Bahamas kills 9; prominent pastor Myles Munroe among the dead

A jet crashed Sunday near Freeport, on the island of Grand Bahama, killing all nine people on board, authorities said.

The aircraft hit a crane at the Freeport Ship Yard and crashed into a nearby "junk site," police said.

No U.S. agencies are involved, and the Royal Bahamas Police Force is handling the investigation, a police spokesman said.

Police have not released the victims' identities, but Bahamian Prime Minister Perry Christie said pastor Myles Munroe and his wife Ruth were among the victims.

Todays Music Is Evil– Terry G

Terry G has been in the music industry for just six years, yet he has created his own brand of street music. Born Gabriel Amanyi, the Apako master has also delved into the water-packaging business and in this chat with SAMUEL ABULUDE, the talented musician from Benue State bares his mind on his brand and how his creativity was borne out of frustration. This is vintage Terry G.

What has Terry G been up to?

I have been working. Recently, I opened a factory where water is packaged for sale. We started last month and it has been good. We have some trucks now and we are planning to add more before the year ends. As for the music part, I’m dropping a video soon as it is characteristic of Terry G; I always drop 3 videos a year. We also just shot a video for one of my artistes.

2015: Nigeria Sitting On a Time Bomb – Ambassador Hagher

 

The immediate past Nigerian High Commissioner to Canada, Professor Iyorwuese  Hagher, has warned that Nigeria is sitting on a time bomb as the 2015 general elections approach.

Hagher, the executive director of the African Leadership Institute in Dayton Ohio, USA who made this warning in a review of his new book titled: “Diverse but not broken”, added that six conditions were present and prevalent in Nigeria, a country he described to be sitting on a ‘ticking bomb.”

Palestinian President: Closing Jerusalem holy site 'a declaration of war'

Jewish activist Yehuda Glick is shown on a street in Jerusalem in November 2013. He was injured in a shooting Wednesday.

(CNN) -- Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas on Thursday called Israel's closure of the Temple Mount in Jerusalem's Old City after shootings a "declaration of war" as tensions rose in the city.

Presidential spokesman Nabil Abu Rudeineh told CNN on Thursday that the decision to close off al-Aqsa Mosque was a "brazen challenge" and "grave behavior" that would lead to "further tensions and instability."

I Am Alive, strong And Hearty – Abiye Sekibo

The former Minister of Transport, and governorship candidate of the defunct Action Congress of Nigeria, ACN, in the 2011 general elections in Rivers State, Dr Abiye Sekibo has denied rumours that he is dead, which made the rounds on the internet.

‘God is not a magician': Pope Francis Says Evolution, Big Bang Theory Are True

The Head of the Roman Catholic Church, Pope Francis has expressed his supported to the Big Bang theory and evolution.

Pope Francis, speaking at the Pontifical Academy of Sciences on Tuesday, October 28, 2014 stated that “God is not a magician, complete with a magic wand that can do all things,”. He stated clearly that his immediate predecessors were only being diplomatic.

10 Ways To Make The Most Of Our Day to Day Life and Earnings

The victory of success is half won when one gains the habit of setting goals and achieving them. Even the most tedious chore will become endurable as you parade through each day convinced that every task, no matter how menial or boring, brings you closer to fulfilling your dreams. – Og Mandino

Each day we wake up and have before us a new opportunity, a blank slate that we can fill with whatever we choose. We are in total control of what we will accomplish each day. Here are a few things I have found that help me to make the most of every day:

Policemen Watched My Husband’s Colleagues Torture Him To Death – Widow

Mrs. Esther Ifi, the widow of a deceased vigilante, Mr. Jimoh Ifi has levelled accusations on the policemen attached to the Sapele Police Division, Delta State for allegedly helping the hoodlums that sent her husband to his grave at the early age of 36.

According to her,her husband was tortured and killed at about 8pm on Wednesday, July 16, 2014, in the presence of police official because he had refused to give the head of the vigilante group, Mr. Felix Ipemu a sum of  N500 which he received from a man who visited their joint in the Igbeku Community in the absence of the chairman.

28-Year-Old Man Sentenced For Stealing Pot Of Soup In Lagos

NAN – A Somolu Magistrates’ Court in Lagos State on Monday sentenced a 28- year-old man, Abiodun Ojedokun,  to six days of community service for stealing a large pot of soup.
The Magistrate, Mrs Bola Osunsanmi, sentenced the convict to 48 hours of community service  for each of the three-count charge, after he had pleaded guilty to them.

Pentecostal Bishop Endorses Governor Okorocha, Madumere For 2015

OFFICE OF THE DEPUTY GOVERNOR, IMO STATE

His Excellency, Deputy Governor of Imo State, Prince Eze Madumere (MFR) listening to Bishop Innocent Erimujor last Sunday during a Dinner organized by the later, the Prelate Church of God in Christ last Sunday at Mayfair Suites Owerri, Imo State

A Pentecostal Bishop, Rt. Rev. Dr.  Innocent Erimujor, has made case  for the return of Rescue Mission Government come 2015.

Syria conflict: Nusra Front rebels attack Idlib

Idlib and Aleppo have been under heavy bombardment by government forces

Al-Qaeda-affiliated militants and other Syrian rebel groups have attacked the government-held city of Idlib, briefly seizing several official buildings.

The Nusra Front said its fighters killed dozens of government soldiers before being pushed back.

The Syrian government has maintained control of Idlib city in the country's north-west since it was briefly taken over by rebel groups in 2012.

South Korea prosecutors seek death penalty for ferry captain

Gwangju, South Korea (CNN) -- South Korean prosecutors are seeking the death penalty for the captain of the capsized Sewol ferry and life in prison for three other crew members involved in the deadly disaster earlier this year. The death penalty is unusual in South Korea, which has not carried out executions in 17 years. It hasn't been used in decades, as a backlash to how it was used in the past for political purposes.

SEE Governor Amaechi On His Knees At Rally

Rivers state Governor Rotimi Amaechi recently showed his religious side as he knelt down to worship God at his 7th anniversary rally which held yesterday, in Port Harcourt.

South Africa goalkeeper Senzo Meyiwa killed

 JOHANNESBURG (AP) -- The captain of South Africa's national soccer team was fatally shot when armed men broke into the house where he was staying, police said.

Goalkeeper Senzo Meyiwa was killed around 8 p.m. Sunday after two gunmen entered a house in Vosloorus township near Johannesburg while an accomplice waited outside, the national police force said on its Twitter account. The three assailants then fled on foot, according to the police service, which offered a reward of nearly $14,000 for information leading to arrests in the case.

Police said there were seven people in the house during the attack, and that the shooting followed an "altercation."

US judge sentences ex-Farc rebel to 27 years for abductions

A US judge has sentenced an ex-Colombian rebel to 27 years in prison for his role in the kidnapping of three American contract workers in 2003.
Alexander Beltran Herrera's unit was responsible for moving the hostages and imprisoning them in chains.

The contract workers were on an anti-drug surveillance mission when their aircraft broke down in the Colombian jungle in February 2003.

They were eventually rescued by the Colombian military in 2008.

Ebola outbreak: US nurse criticises quarantine treatment

Strict quarantine rules were imposed after a US doctor tested positive for Ebola on his return to New York

A nurse quarantined on her return to the US from treating Ebola patients in Sierra Leone has criticised the way she was dealt with at Newark airport.

Kaci Hickox said the experience was frightening and could deter other health workers from travelling to West Africa to help tackle the Ebola virus.

Illinois has become the third state after New York and New Jersey to impose stricter quarantine rules.

Meanwhile the US ambassador to the United Nations is to visit West Africa.

Samantha Power will travel to Guinea on Sunday, continuing later to Liberia and Sierra Leone - the three worst-hit countries.  

Dubai: Gold prizes offered for public transport users

 

Win gold on public transport, or sit in a traffic jam like this.

Commuters in Dubai are being offered thea chance to win lavish prizes if they take public transport, it's reported.

The emirate's transport authority is giving away 4kg (8.8lb) of gold as part of celebrations for Public Transport Day on 1 November, to try and lure people out of their cars and into mass transit. The prizes will be handed out through "raffle draws and other surprises" over the course of a week, it says. The event is aimed at encouraging people to "shun reliance on private vehicles and switch to using public transport," says Dr Yousuf Al Ali of the Roads and Transport Authority. Car ownership rates in Dubai are among the highest in the world, with an average of 2.3 cars per family, while only 13% of people use public transport.

Iran hangs Reyhaneh Jabbari despite campaign

A Facebook campaign calling for a halt to the execution appeared to have won a temporary stay

Iran has executed a woman who killed a man she said was trying to sexually abuse her.
Reyhaneh Jabbari, 26, was hanged in a Tehran prison despite an international campaign urging a reprieve.

Jabbari was arrested in 2007 for the murder of Morteza Abdolali Sarbandi, a former employee of Iran's ministry of intelligence.

Human rights group Amnesty International said she was convicted after a deeply flawed investigation.

Two US Ebola nurses free of virus

Nina Pham said she was looking forward to being reunited with her pet dog Two nurses infected with Ebola while caring for a dying patient in Dallas have been declared free of the virus. One of them, Nina Pham, met President Barack Obama at the White House, hours after being discharged. The governors of New York and New Jersey have ordered a mandatory 21-day quarantine period for anyone in contact with Ebola victims in West Africa. The move comes a day after a doctor, Craig Spencer, returned from Guinea and tested positive for Ebola in New York. Anyone arriving from affected West African countries without having had confirmed contact with Ebola victims will be subject to monitoring by public health officials. The plans go beyond anything so far announced at a national level by the Obama administration. People in New York City have expressed concern that Dr Spencer used public transport and restaurants before being diagnosed. More than 4,800 people have died of Ebola - mainly in Liberia, Guinea and Sierra Leone - since March. On Friday, it was announced that one million doses of an experimental Ebola vaccine will be produced by the end of 2015. But it was a day of mixed news in the US, where the first infection in New York was followed by the release from hospital of Ms Pham, 26. "I feel fortunate and blessed to be standing here today," she said. "I am on my way back to recovery." Ms Pham thanked supporters for their prayers during her illness, and asked for privacy as she plans her return to Texas and a reunion with her dog, Bentley.

Argentina sentences 15 to life over La Cacha prison

"These are those who committed genocide at La Cacha" reads the poster showing the pictures of the 21 people accused of involvement in torture

An Argentine ex-police chief and ex-interior minister have both been given life sentences for running a detention and torture centre in the 1970s.

They were among 19 people charged with the kidnap, murder and torture of 128 prisoners in the city of La Plata.

The detention centre also functioned as a maternity unit for pregnant prisoners who gave birth before being executed.

Tens of thousands of Argentines were kidnapped or killed by the military junta between 1976 and 1983.
La Cacha

One killed in Washington state school shooting

One person was shot dead and four students wounded in a school cafeteria by a student who then took his own life, police in the US state of Washington have said.

The shooting occurred at Marysville Pilchuck High School near Seattle.

The four students, including two cousins of the gunman, were shot in the head, with three severely wounded.

Officials said the gunman, identified by local media as Jaylen Fryberg, died at the scene.

Former NBA President Freed By Kidnappers

 Wali was freed by his abductors at about 11p.m. on Thursday, October 23 after being kidnapped on October 11

The former President of the Nigerian Bar Association (NBA), Okey Wali who was abducted 13 days ago in Port Harcourt, Rivers State has been released.

Wali was freed by his abductors at about 11p.m. on Thursday, October 23 after being kidnapped on October 11.

His release was confirmed by the current NBA President, Augustine Alegeh, via a statement which reads:

“The Nigerian Bar Association is greatly delighted by the safe release of Okey Wali, SAN and wishes to express appreciation to all NBA members and well-meaning Nigerians who supported the Bar and the Okey Wali Family during this trying period.

"We must also commend NBA members for keeping calm throughout this period and not taking any steps that may have directly or indirectly jeopardised the efforts for his safe release which have now yielded positive results."

Why You Should Not Rush Into Marriage - Nollywood Actress, Tina Mba

The mother of two, Tina Mba while on set of Africa Magic’s ‘Jara’ TV show with Helen Paul and Uti Nwachukwu gave her opinion.

Nollywood Actress, Tina mb

“I have two lovely children. But what I know about marriage is that it is an institution laid down by God, so it is sacred. What I tell people is that if you can’t stay married, please, do not go into it.

“Marriage is a burden; it is a huge responsibility. If you are not ready for it, don’t go there. Marriage is not about having a lavish ceremony. But it is about you and what you truly feel and how you tend to make it work.

Jonathan left for pilgrimage to Israel on Friday

President Goodluck Ebele Jonathan will depart Lagos Friday to undertake a brief pilgrimage to Israel.

The President, who will be accompanied by the Chaplain of the Presidential Villa, Venerable Obioma Onwuzurumba and his principal aides will, in addition to visiting Christian Holy sites, join other Nigerian pilgrims in a prayer session for the well-being and progress of the country at an Inter-Denominational Service in Jerusalem on Sunday.

He is expected back in Abuja on Monday.

Rapper Jay Z Found Dead Inside At 43

BROOKLYN – The world mourns today as Shawn Carter, AKA Jay Z, was found dead inside at the young age of 43.

While the official cause of death is still being investigated by Rap Genius editors and urban studies Ph.D.s, many have speculated that Jay Z killed himself inside.

“One minute he was doing great, producing lyrical dynamite full of incisive social commentary and witticisms,” remembers Christopher Wallace, AKA The Notorious B.I.G, whose soul remains alive despite his death in 1997.

“The next, he was an empty suit, laying face-down in a puddle of champagne and corporate sponsorships.”

Nollywood Actor Obtains PDP Nomination Form

In a bid to represent his people come 2015, veteran Nollywood actor, Kenneth Okonkwo has picked up a Peoples Democratic Party nomination form.

Kenneth-Okonkwo

 

The actor, who has been making background preparations for the 2015 elections has stepped up his game by obtaining a PDP nomination form in order to stand in gap for the  people of Nsukka/Igboeze South Federal Constituency in the House of Representatives come 2015.

President Goodluck Jonathan officially made the long-awaited declaration to run for re-election in 2015.

Punch reports that the country head made the announcement today, October 23, in Abuja by telling the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) leaders at the Presidential Villa, that he would procure nomination form of the party before the deadline.

BREAKING NEWS: Fire Outbreak At Lagos Airport

There was pandemonium at the Murtala Muhammed International Airport (MMIA), Lagos on Thursday afternoon following fire outbreak in the top floor.

DailyPost reported that the inferno which occurred few hours ago covered the second floor of the terminal of MMIA, before it was swiftly put out.

According to a source at the airport who didn’t want to be named, the fire started at the second floor of the terminal in the commercial department of the Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria (FAAN) during a surge in electricity supply.

Explosion At Bus Station In Bauchi

A large explosion rocked a bus station Wednesday in a north Nigeria area previously targeted by Boko Haram, witnesses said, in what appeared to be the latest crack in the government’s purported ceasefire with the Islamists.

New police unit to curb communal clashes

Abuja - The Acting Inspector-General of Police (IGP) Suleiman Abba has set up an entity to address communal clashes.

Four Assistant Inspectors General of Police chair the committee tagged the “Nigeria Police Committee on Prevention and Management of Communal Clashes."

The committee has twelve other members drawn from the six geo-political zones of the country.

According to a statement by Emmanuel Ojukwu, Force Public Relations Officer, Suleiman made the announcement during a working visit to Kaduna State.
Ojukwu added that IGP had resolved to bring to an end, the pervasive communal clashes that had plagued different parts of the country.

He said the terms of reference include encouraging and facilitating dialogue among warring parties, conducting mediation meetings with aggrieved parties with a bid to peacefully resolving declared differences, developing and applying early warning mechanisms and systems of threats of communal clashes as well as mediating and applying Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) services to avert conciliate and reported communal disputes before they escalate.

Ebola Virus Originated From US Bio-warfare Labs In West Africa – American Prof

A popular American professor has exposed the real reason behind Ebola virus outbreak in West Africa.

Francis Boyle recently answers questions for TVXS.GR and revealed that the United States of American has been using West Africa as an offshore to circumvent the Convention on Biological Weapons and do bio-warfare work.
professor francis boyleProfessor Boyle

Boyle is a leading American professor, practitioner and advocate of international law. He was responsible for drafting the Biological Weapons Anti-Terrorism Act of 1989, the American implementing legislation for the 1972 Biological Weapons Convention.

SHOCKING: A Man Crushed By A Train At Railway Crossing Line In Ibadan

Are Chris Brown and his girlfriend Karrueche Tran planning on moving in with each other?

Sadly we have to question whether it would be the wisest choice for these two to become roommates

They are so on again/off again that it's difficult to keep track of their relationship.

And now it seems that Chris Brown and Karrueche Tran's living arrangement is something else we're going to have to keep track of.

Man jailed for raping two underage girls and trying to rape a third

A former miner who raped two underage girls and tried to rape a third has been jailed for eight years.

William Mailer was previously found guilty of carrying out the abuse during the 1970s and 1980s in Edinburgh and Dalkeith.
On Tuesday, the 71-year-old was sentenced at the High Court in Edinburgh for the attacks, which he carried out when he was in his 30s and early 40s.
Lord Glennie said it was clear from victim impact statements provided to him Mailer's actions had been seriously damaging.
He said: "They still show the scars even today."
Lord Glennie also placed Mailer on the sex offender register indefinitely.

Jonathan launches National Schools Agric scheme

Abdulsalam, Danjuma, Dangote, Elumelu, others appointed ambassadors 

 President Goodluck Jonathan yesterday, launched  the National Schools Agriculture Programme (NSAP) aimed at developing a new generation of youth agriculture enthusiasts from secondary schools.The pilot phase of the programme, a School Agribusiness Club (SAC), is to be established in selected schools from 12 states across the six geo-political zones. Each club will comprise 120 students. ‎ The pilot states are Plateau, Akwa Ibom, Bayelsa, Ogun, Oyo, Kano, Kaduna, Ebonyi, Enugu, Gombe, Bauchi and the Federal Capital Terrority (FCT).
The programme will also focus on food/vegetable production, horticulture, aquaculture, poultry, apiary, livestock production, small scale irrigation, nutrition, processing and packaging, and entrepreneurial skills for members of agribusiness clubs. ‎
‎‎The NSAP is geared toward building technical and entrepreneurship skills in the students to run agriculture as a business, equip school leavers with practical life skills to create jobs for themselves to enable the youths develop a positive attitude towards agriculture.

Total’s CEO Christophe de Margerie dies in Moscow plane crash

(MOSCOW, Russia)
Christophe de Margerie, the chief executive of French oil company Total, has died in an air crash in Moscow.
His corporate jet collided with a snow plough and then was engulfed in flames. All four people on board were killed.
The driver of the snow plough was drunk, according to Russian investigators.
Mr de Margerie, 63, had been chief executive of Europe’s third largest oil company since 2007. He was highly regarded within the oil industry.
A statement from the office of French President Francois Hollande said: “Christophe de Margerie dedicated his life to French industry and to building up the Total group. He made it into one of the very top global companies
“Francois Hollande cherished Christophe de Margerie’s independent character, original personality and his devotion to his country.”
Russian President Vladimir Putin sent his condolences.
News agency Tass quoted a Kremlin spokesman as saying: “The President highly appreciated de Mergerie’s business skills, his continued commitment to the development of not only bilateral Russian-French relations, but also on multi-faceted levels.”
Mr de Margerie joined Total Group after graduating from the Ecole Superieure de Commerce in Paris in 1974.