ABOMINATION: 2 Top Nollywood Actresses In Lesbianism Act Revealed

In 2011, the Senate passed an anti gay bill kicking against same s*x marriage. The bill called for a 14-year sentence for anyone convicted of homos*xuality. The bill also stipulated a 10-year imprisonment for anyone who aids or "abets" same-s*x unions.

 For these two top Nollywood actresses, the Senates are just bragging because they would not stop to profess an undying love for each other. A source close to these two actresses swore that they have been practising lesbianism whenever one of their husbands was not in town. 

 As we were reliably hinted, one of the actresses involved in this dirty act was married this year. Her wedding had political and society heavyweights in attendance. Her partner in crime was also present at her wedding. 

 This actress being described is not new in lesbianism practices. She has been reported severally to be involved in this ungodly act. Information revealed that whenever her husband was out of town, she calls on her lesbian partner, who is light skinned, to serve as substitute for her absent hubby.

 Her lesbian partner is also married and was once disgraced at a law house in 2011. This actress is pretty and s*xy. She studied in Enugu. She hails from the same state with Ruggedman. Back to the first lesbian actress, she schooled in Imo State.

 She is also from the same state as 2Shortz. She is not the 'lepa' lady but her chocolate colour skin is very attractive. We learnt that the their relationship is so hot that, even other actresses, who also indulge themselves in this ungodly habit, are envious of these two actress lovers. That's how far we can describe them for now.

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Gunmen k*ll college bursary staff member

Armed men, suspected to be robbers, on Friday night abducted and killed Stephen Omole, a bursary staff member of Federal College of Education (FCE) , Okene,  Kogi. 

Omole’s lifeless body was found in a bush along Itakpe-Eika road where his assailants dumped him after abducting him from his residence at Otite in Okehi Local Government Area of the state.

A family member of the deceased, who preferred anonymity, said  that the armed men invaded Omole’s home opposite the FCE and demanded for money.

Omole was said to have told his assailants that he had no money at home, and offered to part with the keys of his Toyota Camry car.

According to witnesses, the suggestion angered the hoodlums who dragged him outside, dumped him in a car and drove away.

Omole’s body, which had a bullet wound on the head, was found on Saturday by passersby who alerted the police.

The police at the scene of the incident declined comment.

When contacted on phone, the state Police Public Relations Officer, Mr Simon Ile, said the command had yet to be briefed on the matter, and promised to get in touch with the Okehi Divisional Police Office.

However, the provost of the college, Prof. Iyela Ajayi, confirmed the death of the staff member, saying it was an armed robbery attack.

A member of staff of the college, who did not want to be named, described Omole as an easy-going man who could not hurt a fly.

The staff member wondered why anyone would want him killed.

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US Olympic uniforms made in China

Senior American congressmen were furious yesterday after it emerged that their country's Olympic uniforms were made in China, with one urging US officials to "put them in a big pile and burn them".

Politicians from Left and Right expressed dismay that the job of producing the outfits that will be donned by their athletes for official ceremonies had not given to ailing American manufacturers.

"It is not just a label, it's an economic solution," said Steve Israel, a Democrat who represents New York. "There are 600,000 vacant manufacturing jobs in this country and the Olympic committee is outsourcing the manufacturing of uniforms to China? That is not just outrageous, it's just plain dumb."

The blazers, trousers, skirts and berets were designed by Ralph Lauren, one of America's leading designers. "You'd think they'd know better," said John Boehner, the Republican House Speaker.

The disclosure prompted a rare moment of unity in an era of ferocious partisanship in Washington that has frequently brought gridlock to the US political system.

"I am so upset," said Harry Reid, the Democrats' Senate leader. "I think the Olympic committee should be ashamed of themselves.

"I think they should take all the uniforms, put them in a big pile and burn them and start all over again," said Mr Reid, who added that it would be preferable for the athletes to wear a plain vest bearing a hand-painted "USA". Letters of protest were sent to the US Olympic Committee (USOC).

With unemployment stuck at more than eight per cent and new job creation almost stagnant, the outsourcing of work has become one of the most fiercely-contested issues of the presidential campaign.

In a statement, the USOC said: "We're proud of our partnership with Ralph Lauren, an iconic American company." Lauren's firm declined to comment.

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House of reps threaten Jonathan

The president of Nigeria, President Goodluck Jonathan has been given 90-days by the House of Representatives to set a debt ceiling for Nigeria, as the country's rising debt profile worries the lawmakers.

The lawmakers who made this known on Tuesday threatened to abandon attending to executive bills if Jonathan did not comply with the Fiscal Responsibility Act and announce a debt ceiling. “It is time we do something about it.

Any Billbrought by the president should be put on hold until he implements the Fiscal Responsibility Act. It is a legislative tool we can employ. It is not a resolution (referring to the debt ceiling directive), it is an Act of parliament that is being flagrantly abused.

The first ninety days has elapsed and the president is yet to comply,”Minority Leader of the House, Hon. Femi Gbajabiamila. According to the Debt Management Office (DMO) as at December 31, 2011, Nigeria’s external debt stood at US$5.7 billion.

A recent request by the president for $8 billion in four years raises Nigeria’s total debt accumulation to $14 billion after exiting the Paris Club debt in 2004.

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China's fattest man loses 14 stone in just two years

He had a mountain to climb, but China's fattest man has managed to lose 14 stone. Just two years ago, Liang Yong tipped the scales at a whopping 35 stone. His extreme obesity led to serious ill-health and his eventual hospitalisation.

At ease: Yong, from Dazu in Chongqing province, was born 'heavy', according to his father

Then 31, Yong was so heavy that doctors were forced to transport him around the hospital on the back of a trailer.But he now weighs 'just' 21 stone thanks to a healthy diet and regular exercise.

On the move: Yong was so heavy that doctors were forced to transport him around on the back of a trailer

Getting in shape: Yong now weighs 'just' 21 stone thanks to a healthy diet and regular exercise

Diet: Liang Yong shows off his new figure to the cameras after losing 14 stone in two years

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CPC sanctions Shoprite for displaying expired products

The Consumer Protection Council (CPC) has sanctioned Shoprite, a South African major departmental store in Nigeria, for displaying expired products in some of its outlets in Lagos. It also commended Nigerian consumers for getting more proactive and cautious in their purchases.

CPC, in the course of the surveillance and enforcement operation, said that it discovered that the departmental store displayed expired products and in-house packaged edible products without expiry dates, pointing out that the affected range of products included pastries, chicken, cheese, pepper, vegetables, and sea foods.

The agency has subsequently removed all the affected products, stating that, given the seriousness of the offence and the dangers it posed to undiscerning consumers, punitive actions were being taken against the departmental store, even though its management expressed deep regrets over the development, claiming it was a mistake.

To forestall a similar occurrence in other major retail shops, CPC has invited the management of major departmental shops from across the country to a meeting with a view to making its position and commitment on consumer protection known to them and to encourage them to self-regulate.

Meanwhile, Ify Umenyi, Director General of the Council, has commended Nigerian consumers for their increased visible rejection of actions and situations capable of undermining their consumer rights, saying recent interactions in the social media on the action of the departmental store and that of a mobile network provider, which wiped away consumers’ credits in phones were good examples that must be maintained.

Umenyi enjoined consumers to realise that the prime position of being the king in the market-place would only be realistic when at all times they speak out whenever their rights are being trampled upon, assuring that CPC would always be a reliable platform to seek redress.

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Reps give Dana ultimatum on payment of compensation

The management of Dana Airline has been given seven days to pay part of the compensation fee to families of the Dana air crash victims. The resolution which was reached on Thursday was raised by Yakub Abiodun under matters of National importance.

The airline was asked to pay 30% of the amount of the compensation, as stipulated by the Convention for the Unification of Certain Rules for International Carriage by Air, simply known as the Montreal Convention.

The lawmakers also directed all other airlines who had plane crashes in the past to comply with the laws by paying the 30 per cent of the required compensation, or in full where investigations had been concluded. Lawmakers agreed that if the house of assembly did not act in compelling the airline it would amount to irresponsibility on their part.

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Zamfara loses N62bn to illegal mining every year

Zamfara loses over N62 billion annually to illegal mining in the two local government areas of Anka and Bukkuyum, says the Nigeria Centre for Disease Control.

Prof. Abdulsalam Nasidi, the Project Director of Centre,disclosed this on Friday in Gusau while presenting a paper titled “Lead Poisoning: Zamfara Experience''.

The lecture was organised to mark the commencement of the Medical Week of the state chapter of the Nigeria Medical Association (NMA).

He explained that the death of underage children was traced to lead poisoning resulting from illegal mining activities.

According to him, this was the discovery of a team of experts from the centre, the Federal Ministry of Health, the Zamfara state Ministry of Health and `Medecins Sans Frontieres', an international NGO.

He said that an estimated 10 tonnes of gold was dug annually, while women, many of whom were nursing mothers, were seen carrying their babies to the mining sites and exposing themselves and the children to lead poisoning, resulting to early deaths.

Between 2010 to 2011, more than 400 children under five years lost their lives as a result of lead poisoning, he said.

He said that toward the end of last year, illegal mining activities resumed in the affected areas with many residents using fine lead contaminated powder as cosmetic.

He further said that the team of experts also realised that people in the affected areas, drank lead contaminated water from wells and streams.

“Only borehole water is seen as safe and there were no boreholes sunk.''

The director said that if the state and Federal Governments could harness and invest in the gold deposits in the area, Zamfara would be the richest state in the federation.

He, therefore, advised the state government to invest in controlled mining, agriculture and education.

The acting governor, Alhaji Ibrahim Wakkala, who attended the event, expressed the government’s preparedness to partner with organisations toward finding lasting solution to the lead-induced infections in the state.

NAN also reports that the state’s annual budget usually falls between N65 billion and N68 billion, which is a little above what is generated by the illegal miner’s untaxed benefits

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Oil bunkering leader arrested

Security operatives, on Friday, arrested  General Cairo, the leader of a network of crude oil thieves in the Niger Delta responsible for several pipeline bombings against oil majors including Shell and ENI. 

Nigeria is the world's eighth biggest exporter of crude oil but thieves siphon off around a fifth of its output by drilling into pipelines, blasting them open or diverting crude at loading stations, sometimes with the connivance of security forces.

The operations, called bunkering, cost Nigeria's government nearly a fifth of its revenue each year, Finance Minister Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala has said. It is also a major cause of oil spills that often wreck the delta's wetlands environment.

The Nigerian military paraded Seiyifa Gbereke, or General Cairo as he was nicknamed, in front of the media, where he confessed to the crimes. There was no independent confirmation of his story told in captivity.

"He led a gang of eight to destroy Agip pipelines and Shell ones around various communities," in the Niger Delta, security forces spokesman for Yenagoa state Lieutenant Colonel Onyema Nwachukwu told journalists.

The delta is a region of swamps and labyrinthine creeks at the heart of Africa's biggest oil and gas industry that has for decades been plagued by insecurity.

An amnesty in 2009 sharply reduced militancy but criminal gangs tapping oil pipelines is a growing problem.

Royal Dutch Shell estimates that bunkering siphons at least 150,000 barrels of oil per day from Nigeria's production.

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