Tuesday, 9 February 2016

Flavour and babymama Sandra spotted at Enugu airport (photo)


A LIB reader spotted them at Enugu airport yesterday. They are still together despite Flavour having a child with former MBGN, Anna Banner...

Rapper DMX hospitalised after suffering Asthma Attack


The 45 year old rapper suffered an asthma attack outside his room at the Ramada Yonkers in New York yesterday evening and was rushed to the hospital where he's currently recuperating.


TMZ reports that DMX was outside his room at the Ramada Yonkers Monday evening when he started complaining of shortness of breath and pain in his chest.

The rapper who has a history of asthma, collapsed to the floor before his entourage could get his inhaler. An ambulance was called, and X was transported to a nearby hospital ... where he's currently receiving breathing treatments.

Monday, 8 February 2016

Photos: Man left to die inside tomb discovered alive by shocked family


This is the dramatic moment a man who had been thrown down a tomb and left to die was discovered alive by a grieving family.
The man, only known by his initials VSFM, had apparently been attacked and thrown down the tomb in Caju Cemetery in Brazil.

He was discovered when relatives of a person buried close by went to pray beside the grave - and found bloodstains on the edge of the cover.
Firemen who rushed to the scene opened up the tomb to find the 33-year-old alive but severely injured.

The man had visible wounds on his body and he was taken to the nearby Ferreira Machado Hospital where he is said to be in a stable condition.
Local police have confirmed they are carrying out an attempted murder investigation and are searching for suspects.

Martell Nigeria party with Mr Incredible at Playhouse on Feb. 12th


Martell Nigeria 'Very Important Carectere' party with Mr Incredible comes alive at the V.I.Ps Playhouse "Club Sapphire" on Friday 12th of Jan. 2016. Respected as the most sought after haven for those who have a palette for premium nightlife entertainment and exceptional taste in the Festac/Sattelite Town axis.

There is no gainsay that Martell Cognac had no choice but to put together the mainland edition of the "Very Important Caractere" campaign at yours truly Club Sapphire".

This Friday promises to be a night of fun in a quality party atmosphere as African Rapper Number one M.I alongside his Chocolate city Goons will be on ground to thrill funseekers.

Buhari is not sick, he only went to rest- Adesina


Special Adviser to President Buhari on Media and Publicity, Femi Adesina, says contrary to opinion held by some people, Buhari's five day vacation is for him to rest and that he is not sick . Adesina who was a guest on Channels TV yesterday night, said Buhari had worked for eight straight months since he assumed office and needs rest
“Any man can fall sick, old or young, but the president is not sick, the president is well. The president has worked for more than eight months non-stop, and he felt it was time to take a respite and he asked for six days leave and he did it the proper way. He communicated it to the national assembly, handed over power to his deputy and nothing is wrong with that.”he said
 
He denied claims that Buhari's vacation appeared sudden.  
 “Do you go on vacation because you are sick? You need respite from time to time and when you think it is time for respite, you take it. There is absolutely nothing wrong with his state of health. “Nigerians have been lied to for so long that they are now finding it difficult to believe the truth and that is the problem. You have told the truth yet they did not believe it because they have a carry-over of those who have lied to them for many decades but this government will not lie; it will tell the truth.”‎he said

Borno governor faults Senator’s claim that most LGAs in the state are still in control of Boko Haram


Borno state governor, Kashim Shettima, has faulted claims by Senator Kaka Garbai representing Borno Central in the senate, that most of the Local governments areas in the state are still in the control of Boko Haram members. Garbai while speaking to newsmen after a condolence visit to Dalori community over the weekend, said 

"From my count, only three local government are fully liberated, 21 local governments partially occupied by insurgents, that is there is still some level of Boko Haram occupation side by side the military or any other constituted authority".
Reacting to this, the state Governor, Kashim Shettima, said the statement credit to Garbai was either as a result of emotional outburst or he was misquoted.  ‎Kashim said this while speaking to newsmen after he returned from Saudi Arabia yesterday February 8th
“It is either the senator was emotional or misquoted. The military has recorded tremendous successes in the fight against Boko Haram in the last six months. You know Ngala, Dikwa and some areas were recently liberated and as the chief security officer of the state, I can confidently say Boko Haram has been decimated, demoralised and degraded. Borno is better off than it was six months ago.”‎he said

Federal Government pledges not to revoke any inherited contracts- Fashola



Minister of Power, Works and Housing, Mr Babatunde Raji Fashola on behalf of the Federal government at the opening ceremony of a 3-day Nigerian Pension Industry Strategy Implementation Roadmap Retreat, said that  the government has pledged not to revoke any inherited contracts.

He added that the usual habit of reversing projects of previous government was wrong and not n the best interest of Nigerians.
He said:
“Newly formed governments begin a review of all contracts signed by their predecessors, cancel or frustrate them even when they are performing. What I am saying is that contracts cannot be terminated or frustrated on trumped up reasons simply because a new government does not like the affiliation of the holder of the contract,”.
He said the contract cancellation or revocation weakens the economy. He said :
It frustrates enterprise and leads to poverty and unemployment through job losses, loans taken from banks are endangered and the knock on effect is more than we often can see on the horizon, because the bad word spreads around the global investment community very quickly like wildfire”.
“The previous government has done something wrong, they did not adequately protect the interest of the people and so on. Yes it may be the case sometimes, that the past government did not act in good faith, or even compromised or was even negligent. The answer is not cancellation, if the contract is performing. The answer is renegotiation,” the Minister said.
“I am not saying that government must not terminate non-performing contracts. Indeed these are rights that are standardly provided in all well drawn contracts. This I think will enhance the reputation of the state or country or continent for honouring contracts and it is music to the ears of investors. Even then , I say, it must be sparingly resorted to, once the contract has been signed and is performing,” he posited
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