SAD NEWS!! Legendary 2face Idibia Going to Jail.. See why

He alleged that the defendants made use of some photographs he took at the traditional wedding of Mr. and Mrs. Idibia in Uyo, Akwa Ibom State in 2013 without duly attributing the works to him or acknowledging him contrary to an alleged agreement. The photographer,claimed that the defendants wrote ‘2faceonline.com’ across 148 out of the 355 high-resolution photographs he took at the couple’s wedding and uploaded them on 2face’s official website, thereby denying him credit and referral opportunities.
He claimed that days after the wedding, Annie called him on the telephone requesting copies of the wedding photographs and that upon sending them to her, Annie complained about the watermark of Papilomenxy studios reflecting on them.

Must Read : 6 Very Important Acts You Should Never Engage in Before Having S*x With Your Partner

Here are six pre-s*x no-nos you may want to take under consideration before your next roll in the hay.

1. Taking an Antihistamine e.g Procold

Antihistamines work by drying out your mucus membranes to relieve nasal congestion and in doing so, can also dry out other parts of your body, especially the v**ina. In a nutshell, no matter how turned on you might be, your vag will not get the memo. 

Unbelievable! Magician Caught on Camera Shooting Out Fireballs From His Own Hand (Video)

A man with an apparent talent for magic tricks has left internet users completely baffled after showing himself shooting fireballs from his own hand.

 

                                                                                   

 

Extreme magician Adam Wilber, from New Hampshire, USA invented a nifty device which makes it looks like he’s shooting fireballs straight out of his hands, just like the superhero – but in fact it’s a mystical magic trick.
According to Mirror Online, Adam invented the incredible device from scratch, and now uses the amazing trick to leave baffled onlookers in awe of his apparent superhero powers.
Adam, 35, said: “I’ve been into magic since I was six.

Fani Kayode Reacts After Fulani Herdsmen Allegedly Kill 100 in Enugu

A former minister of Aviation, Femi Fani-Kayode has blasted Buhari over the massacre that took place in Enugu yesterday in which about 100 farmers were slaughtered by Fulani herdsmen.

Femi Fani-Kayode

After yesterday’s bloodbath in which Fulani Herdsmen slaughtered about 100 Enugu residents, former Minister of Aviation, Femi Fani Kayode has reacted to the President Muhammadu Buhari’s failure to address the issue.

Using his Facebook page and writing with the title ‘The Road to Kigali’ Femi lambasted the administration’s reluctance to tackle the issue and stamp its authority over the massacre.

He wrote: “The number of Igbos slaughtered by Fulani militants in Enugu this afternoon has gone up to 100.

Diezani: EFCC reveals how Taraba elections campaign funds were shared

An impeccable source from the EFCC zonal office where the investigation was carried out told newsmen in Gombe yesterday that Senator Sani Danladi Abubakar, who represents Taraba North was the Chairman of the sharing committee of the funds alongside the former Minister of Labour and Productivity, Senator Joel Ikenya Danlami, and former Speaker of the State House of Assembly, Mark Bako Useni.
According to investigation carried out by the EFCC, the trio played a very prominent role in the collection and sharing of the funds.

Tupac’s Hummer sells for more than $300K

A Tupac fan will be starin’ through the rear view of the slain rapper’s fully loaded Hummer H1 after paying well above a quarter-million dollars.

Shakur’s customized off-road vehicle, bought by the hip-hop artist only three months before he died in 1996, was sold at auction Thursday for $337,114, according to Boston-based RR Auction.

Shakur personally customized the vehicle, which is equipped with a 6.5-liter, turbo diesel V-8 engine with automatic transmission. The odometer read 10,101 miles at the time of the sale.

Uganda unveils Africa’s first solar-powered bus

As a child, Ugandan Paul Isaac Musasizi always had busy hands. He regularly pulled apart the family television, and used motors from old cassette players to make toy cars.

Now, in his mid-thirties, he’s the CEO of technology company Kiira Motors Corporation and the brains behind Africa’s first solar-powered electric bus which makes its debut on February 16.

“In Uganda, we have non-stop sun,” he says. “No other countries manufacturing vehicles are on the equator like Uganda. We should celebrate that, and make a business out of it.”