Thursday, 31 August 2017
Exclusive first photos as two Sisters get married same day in Lagos
Stella Damasus explains pain and how to deal with it
n a post on Instagram, the actress revealed that the pain se went through, she dealt with it in two ways and one of these ways was using her pain to help someone who might later go through such pain to avoid the same thing from happening.
So what are you waiting for? Start helping and writing.
Yul Edochie wins primary election of his party, DPC (photos)
The actor turned politician made the announcement on his instagram page where he gave God the glory for the victory. HE went further to state that come November, himself and his team will be occupying the governor house in Anambra state.
We wish the actor cum politician a successful campaign and election.
See some of the photos he shared below;
Sallah: K1 De Ultimate Welcomes Wife, Fatia and New Baby, Melisa from USA [Photos]
It promises to be SALLAH unusual at the sprawling Ijebu Ode home of Fuji music Lord, K1 de Ultimate as he welcomed the return of his beautiful wife, Fatia Opeyemi and new baby, Melisa from the United States.
Lady Aisha and her baby accompanied by their daughters, AnjolaOluwa and Sawatuarafat arrived the famous music star’s Ojusagbola’s mansion with joy Thursday evening.
Speaking to E24-7 Magazine, elated K1 said: “This is a special SALLAH for me and my entire family. It is a great re-union and I’m excited to receive my darling wife and the kids. It’s SALLAH unusual.”
It could be recalled that Fatia in April was delivered of Melisa at the St. Bernard Hospital, Chicago,State of Illinois, USA.With glee, K1 took to the social media to announce the arrival of the bundle of joy to the world.
“To God be the glory, my wife, Fatia Opeyemi Adufe Marshall did it again, @ exactly 11:41PM at St. Bernard Hospital in the City of Chicago, State of Illinois, delivered another baby Girl.. Mother & child doing very well… Opeyemi a new record has been set by you. Thank you God Almighty.- K1 de Ultimate.”
"Picky" lady goes on 77 dates in two years searching for the right man, still searching (Photos)
Twenty-nine-year-old Anna Heaton is picky. Incredibly picky. So picky that she has gone on hundreds of dates with 77 men in the past two years alone. She is hoping to find her dream man before she turns 30 next year. See her terms and conditions below...
- She's worked out she's been on 77 dates in two years - a date every five days
- Anna says she wants a typical 'pink-shirt wearing' rugby type with a fit body
- Every man she dates is rated with scores for 'looks', 'personality' and 'spark'
On a mission to find the right man before she hits 30, Anna has met men through dating apps, her mum, and even went so far as to appear on ‘Take Me Out’ programme.
According to yahoo style, Anna says that she does give most guys several chances but admits to being too choosy over her potential partner.
“I went on my 77th first date on Saturday, I think it’s because I’m too picky,” she tells SWNS. “It’s always me that ends up not wanting to date more and a lot of them think there is something wrong with me.”
“I often have a lot in common with people, but the spark just isn’t there, I just don’t fancy them. I would like to not get to 100 before I turn 30, but that is probably the reality,” she adds.
Anna has also been criticised in the past for marking each date out of 20 on a spreadsheet. She rates each man in categories such as looks, personality and spark.
“It makes me sound neurotic, but I would rather be alone for the rest of my life than be with the wrong person,” she continues. “I just want to find that one person.”
Turns out Anna’s sole problem might be her very specific needs. She detailed her perfect guy, saying: “He’s got to be tall, with a rugby player physique.”
“I like a posh boy with a pink shirt, nicely dressed and someone that doesn’t take themselves too seriously. I can’t stand a man without a sense of humour.”
Female student entitled to only £85 monthly in trouble after spending lavishly £850,000 mistakenly sent to her (Photos)
A female South African student who was credited with a large amount of £850,000 instead of her usual £85 monthly university food grant is currently in big trouble after going on a massive 73-day spending spree with her friends.
Sibongile Mani, 27, an Accountancy student at the Walter Sisulu University, who's only entitled to only £85 (1,400 Rand) each month for food and book allowances mistakenly received a life changing transformation after the cash error.
The university has 30,500 students of whom 18,000 are funded by the NSFAS who are meant to spend their monthly grants on food and books.
According to reports, the company that administers the financial aid allowances at the university called Intellimali mistakenly sent £850,000 (14million Rand) in cash to Mani.
Mani stole the school attention when her neat corn-row hairstyle was replaced with £180-a-time Peruvian weaves and she began wearing designer outfits and bought a brand new i-phone 7.
The 27-year-old also spoilt her friends by lavishly buying them new outfits, spending £50-a-time bottles of whisky and jetting herself and her pals around the country to wild parties.
For three months, from 1 June to 13 August she arguably became the richest full-time student in South Africa.
But Mani's problems began when a till receipt from a local SPAR shop was leaked showing that she had more than £800,000 in her account and her wild spending became more lavish and talked about.
The accountancy student was finally outed by Samkelo Mqhayi, deputy branch secretary of the South African Students Congress (SASCO), who reported her to the National Students' Financial Aids Scheme.
He told Herald Live: 'She threw surprise birthday parties for her friends and showered them with expensive gifts and flew them to events where she bought the best seats.
'When the SPAR receipt was leaked showing a balance of R13.6-million in her account I called NSFAS and they checked their records and confirmed that the initial amount was R14-million'.
By the time they reigned her in after her two-and-a-half-month spending spree they discovered she had been blowing £666 a day which is a staggering amount in South Africa.
The total missing from the account is £50,000.
A fellow student said: 'She went from a hard up, humdrum run-of-the-mill student to one who was leading a lavish lifestyle and seemed to have no bottom to her purse and lived the high life.
'She became very glamorous in beautiful dresses with all the accessories and we thought she must have won the Lottery.
'She must have thought she had won it too when she got that cash,' he said.
SASCO branch chairman Zolile Zamisa told Herald Live: 'We are shocked. Not so long ago we were protesting for thousands of students who were left without funding due to fund shortages.
'Yet she was living a lavish lifestyle hosting birthday parties for her friends at up-market champagne clubs and other expensive hangouts. This cannot be allowed to happen again'
In a Facebook post, she wrote: 'Today my personal life has become a social media scandal. I have been named and shamed in public.
'Today, I am a bad person, a person who stole the money of students.
'With that being said, and being named a thief, but as we all know in every story there is truth and there are lies with the very same story'.
There also report that she has fled the campus and gone into hiding with her Facebook page, completely shut down.
Walter Sisulu University spokeswoman Yonela Tukwayo said the payment did not affect other students but Mani will have to repay the money.
'All students who were due to receive NSFAS payments got them but she will have to repay the money'.
The Intellimali chief executive, Michael Ansell has since revealed that: 'Legal action will be taken against the student. A forensic investigator had been appointed.'
Miss Mani could face a charge of theft.
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