US University students scramble to take a selfie with GEJ in the US
Wednesday, 23 December 2015
Bolton FC keep their coach despite allegations he threatened his mistress with a knife & paid her $10k to shut up
Things went sour after the mistress found out 44 year old Lennon had been dating a third woman, and she told him she will reveal their relationship to his wife. Lennon then turned nasty, telling her someone “could” put a knife to her throat if she spoke out. A week later he offered her £10,000 cash to end their relationship. She did not take the money.
“He told me he’d pay the money and I could start afresh,” said Kim (the imaginary name given by the mirror). "I honestly thought it was his way of looking after me. He’d used to say he loved me, that I made him a better person. I believed this was his way of helping me move on. But I decided I didn’t want his money. I didn’t want to be bought.”Days later, with Lennon in Ipswich overseeing a Bolton defeat, Kim knocked on Irene’s door and confessed to the affair. Kim claimed:
“When I told Irene about what had been going on, her reaction was one of sadness more than surprise. She invited me in and we talked things through. She even poured me a glass of wine. I sent her a voice recording I’d made of Neil’s rants at me. "She apologised on his behalf.
Lennon told police he was being blackmailed, even though Irene McCloy, his partner and mother of his child, had already been told of the affair by Kim.
Kim said: “Neil Lennon’s ruined my life. He told me he loved me and made me feel part of his life. But just like he has cheated on Irene, he was doing the same to me. When I found out, he became a monster. "He made me fear for my life. He set powerful lawyers on me – and I found a police officer challenging my behaviour. "But no one is too powerful to bury the truth.”
After conducting investigations privately, Bolton Wanderers football club released the following statement.
''Bolton Wanderers Football Club can announce that they have now concluded an internal investigation into an article published in The Sunday Mirror on Sunday 20 December. The club has dealt with the matter internally and acted accordingly, details of which will remain private. Neil Lennon will remain in charge of the first team squad. The club will be making no further comment on the matter."
Airport ladder saga. NCAA sanctions Aero Contractors Airlines
The
Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA) has imposed an applicable
sanction on Aero
Airlines over the airport ladder disgrace we all witnessed over the
weekend. According to Sam Adurogboye, Ag General Manager, Public
Relations, NCAA:
"In a letter conveying the
sanction, the Director General of the Regulatory Authority, Capt. Muhtar
Usman, said the action of Aero Contractors Airline in allowing the use
of a ladder to disembark passengers from a Boeing 737 – 500 aircraft in a
non-emergency situation is contrary to its approved aircraft handling
manual."
"Therefore this is a violation of
Part 9.2.4.2(b) of Nig.CARs which part attracts a civil penalty. All
relevant agencies made useful submissions during the course of the
investigation."
In the letter dated yesterday, December 22, Usman continued: "in view of the
safety implications of your action you are hereby sanctioned in
accordance with the provisions of Part 20.2.3(15) of the Nig.CARs."
"Although the incident did not
result in any mishap, the aircraft is airworthy and the Crew well
qualified to operate the flight. However, it is viewed as a breach and
resultantly a fine running into millions of naira have been clamped on
the airline to serve as deterrence and to forestall any similar
infraction by any other airline operator."
"In addition, the Captain of the
flight was similarly fined for failing to comply with the provisions
contained in the aircraft manual."
"The Nigerian Civil Aviation
Authority ,NCAA, therefore wishes to reiterate its earlier warning that
all airlines should endeavour to adhere strictly to Civil Aviation
Regulations"
This holiday, your mission should you choose to accept it! Rent Mission Impossible: Rogue Nation
Manny Pacquiao says Miss Philippines winning Miss Universe is revenge for his loss to Floyd Mayweather
"Courage is grace under pressure. This is what Pia showed in the middle of the confusion and controversy that marked her coronation as the new Miss Universe. Remember, when I lost to Floyd last May, she made a promise to all of us Filipinos that she will avenge that defeat come the Miss Universe pageant, which she just has fulfilled. I intend to use [that] as an inspiration and additional motivation for me in my next fight." Pacquiao said
Friday, 11 December 2015
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Gonzalo Jara's reputation took a massive hit on Wednesday night, after he was seen prodding Edinson Cavani in the Copa America quarter final.
Television images appeared to show Jara poking Cavani's backside before then falling to the ground holding his face after the Uruguayan responded by flicking his hand onto the Chilean's chin.
Buhari speaks on why he can't reveal names of govt officials returning loots
“As I stated recently, a good number of people who abused their positions are voluntarily returning the illicit funds. I have heard it said that we should disclose the names of the people, and the amount returned. Yes, in due course, the Central Bank of Nigeria will make information available to the public on the surrendered funds, but I must remark that it is yet early days, and any disclosure now may jeopardize the possibility of bigger recoveries. But we owe Nigerians adequate information, and it shall come in due course. It is part of the collective effort to change our land from the bastion of corruption it currently is, to a place of probity and transparency.”he said
Who released, killed and ate our lion? By Reuben Abati
“Did they send you your own share of the bush meat?”
“Bush meat?”
“The lion in the zoo that became bush meat in Jos”
“What’s my own inside? I don’t know any zoo worker in Jos and how could a lion that was allowed out of its cage and got shot end up in my stomach. The kind of things you say sometimes.”
“That means you have not been following the story.”
“It is an animal tale”
“Created, concocted
and delivered by animals in human skin, working in animal kingdom, telling us
animal tales. What surprises me is the fact that there has been no public
uproar, no outrage.”
“People are too busy
thinking of how to survive as human beings, how to fight the current nationwide
epidemic of empty pockets and stomachs, and survive the change in their lives.”
“But when a similar
incident occurred at the Hwange National Park in Zimbabwe, there was serious
outrage all over the world. Dr. Palmer, the American who killed the lion was
the target of abuse and attacks. He even had to shut down his dental office.
There were calls for his prosecution.”
“I know. In our
case, the international community is indifferent. It is as if nothing has
happened. A lion was killed in Zimbabwe; there was protest. A few days ago in
Kenya, two Maasai herdsmen were charged for poisoning a lion. A lion is killed
in Nigeria, not a whimper. “
“The truth is that
the rest of the world is convinced that Nigeria itself is a zoo. Boko Haram is slaughtering
thousands of human beings, girls are being abducted in hundreds, women are
being raped, voters are getting killed in Kogi and Bayelsa. With such evils
against humanity, why should anyone worry about a Nigerian lion being shot and
ending up in the zoo of stomachs?”
“The zoo of stomachs”
“Look, I can swear
that if you open some people’s stomachs in this country, what you will find is a
zoo: lions, grasshoppers, horses, cats, rats, snakes, dogs, rabbits, antelopes,
crocodiles, birds, elephants, extinct animals, disappearing species, anything
that can serve the gut, and ginger the taste buds. That is why we can never
successfully run a zoo, or a Games Reserve.”
“See, the situation
in Zimbabwe with Cecil, the lion is no different. In Zimbabwe, the zoo guides
deliberately released the lion and Dr. Palmer laid siege and gunned down the lion,
and beheaded it. In Jos, their explanation is that the lion slipped out of its
cage when it was being fed breakfast.”
“Lying liars.
Fibbing fibbers.”
“They made it sound
as if the lion was living in a room and parlour and he just moved from the room
to the parlour, to the verandah and to the streets. It is a zoo, for Heaven’s sake and there are
standards and best practices!.”
“How will they know
what the best practice is, when they don’t even know the age of the lion? The
manager of the zoo says the lion has been there since 1972. A 43-year old lion,
and yet there is no established protocol for managing it.”
“There is no 43-year
old lion anywhere in the world. That is a lie. They don’t have records. They
don’t keep records.”
“The lion doesn’t
even have a name. In Zimbabwe, and Kenya, they name their lions.”
“That is not a
problem. We can give the lion a name, right now. What is the name of the state
Governor?”
“Simon Lalong. What about him?”
“Good. Simon, the lion. How about that?”
“Ha. The man is still
alive oh. And of what use is a name to a lion that is dead, skinned, cut into
bits and pieces, taken home to the cooking pots, eaten, digested, and washed
down with whatever the animals eating animal meat deemed fit.”
“The very reason the Governor should order a
serious investigation. Who released the lion? And why? Who killed it, skinned
it? And who took part in the Feast of the Lion? For all you know, the
zoo-keeper deliberately released the lion. He may have been commissioned to do
so, by herbalists, who I hear value the body parts of a lion. In that kind of
world, the teeth of a lion, the paws, the skin, the ears, all of this can be
used by ritualists to give a human being, lion-like powers.”
“Blood of Jesus!”
“Did you not see how
the killers posed with the lion for photograph, drooling from the mouth,
salivating, looking hungry?
“They made it seem
as if the lion was a jailbird who escaped, and resisting arrest, they shot it,
instead of tranquilizing it. And they turned the zoo into an abattoir!”
“All the characters
involved should be investigated and sacked. Otherwise, tomorrow, they will
release a rabbit and gun it down, next tomorrow, an antelope will also break
jail, and it will be shot, to be followed by a snake, all getting shot and
ending up in people’s pots as bush meat.”
“That is why we can’t run a proper zoo, games
reserve or a tourism programme. We talk about climate change and the
environment but we don’t know that animals are important to the ecosystem. Sad.”
“Have you not heard
of the lion that the Saraki Senate has also let loose?”
“A zoo in the
Senate? I don’t get it.”
“They have just
released one lion called Social Media Bill.”
“You mean the
Frivolous Petitions Prohibition Bill”
“The law seeks to
gag the social media. It says you can’t even complain on your what’s app,
email, twitter, BB or blog and if you say something that is frivolous, you can
go to jail or pay a fine.”
“That is an assault
on the fundamental right to free speech; a dangerous lion that should be
tranquilized!”
“They don’t have
tranquilizer in Jos zoo or any other zoo in Nigeria, is it in the Senate that
they will have it? Look, some activists have decided to organize their own
public hearings and shoot down this particular lion.”
“Let’s go there
then. Let the shooting shooters, the gunning gunners, the writing writers, the
protesting protesters, the marching marchers, the shouting shouters, the
fighting fighters, the petitioning petitioners, the blogging bloggers and the
tweeting children of anger have their own public hearing. That’s democracy.”
“You left out the
Wailing Wailers”
“They too. I think
this is the type of lion that Nigerians should kill, not Simon.”
“I like your passion. But there was a protest in Abuja on Tuesday. I didn’t see you joining them?”
“I like your passion. But there was a protest in Abuja on Tuesday. I didn’t see you joining them?”
“Hen. Hen. You want
them to mistake me for a lion that escaped and shoot me, abi? You don’t know
that to be an activist, you must also be wise, and protect your stomach from
bullets.”
“I thought you were
bullet-proof. And you need not be afraid, anyway. The Senate has made it clear
that it is acting in the public interest and that its members are not opposed
to free speech. Just a simple matter.”
“Please! My fear is
that they are all shooting already and because they are yet to hit target,
there are stray bullets flying all around, respecting nobody. You go and ask
Dino.”
“Which of the Dinos?
Dino 1, Dino 2, Dino 3 or Dino $1,000?”
“I don’t know. But
the people in Aso Rock have been smart enough to duck. They are now talking about free speech. Free
speech. Free speech! Thank God oh, for free speech!”
“Not in Bayelsa at
this time, though. Or in Kogi, where people are suspicious of tomorrow.”
“Why not in Bayelsa?
I saw the people insisting that they should be allowed to choose their Governor. Too much violence in that
election.”
“I hear Countriman has declared that he’s not
going to die and that the election will be concluded.”
“Who is so-called?”
“Dickson”
“Ha, Dickson na Ijebu Ode boy oh. Him no ready to die.
Bobo no go die, afi to ba di Governor. Bobo!”
“But
INEC says the Bayelsa election is inconclusive.”
“This new INEC
should just be renamed Inconclusive National Electoral Commission (INEC). If
they take weeks to conduct elections in eight local governments, with less than
one million voters, if they have to run a nationwide election, then the entire
country will be declared inconclusive. Where is Jega by the way? They need him
as a Consultant.”
“Why? Let him enjoy
his retirement, I beg.”
“Why not?”
“It is called
change, my brother.”
“But not in Kogi
where I hear the Deputy-Governor elect is swearing that if he is not allowed to
inherit the Audu-Faleke undeclared victory, he will not show up to be sworn in
as a Deputy Governor on January 27, 2016.”
“He doesn’t want to
be Deputy Governor again?”
“He says he cannot
betray former Governor Abubakar Audu.”
“Ha. Inconclusive
matter! I think we should declare 2015 our year of inconclusiveness. 2015:
Nigeria’s Inconclusive Year. How about that?
“Nigeria’s Year of
Inconclusivity.”
“Two weeks to
Christmas, see how people are looking sad. Some people this year will just
pretend that there is no Christmas, Christmas having been declared
inconclusive! Even prostitutes have reduced their charging rates; everybody is
looking for survival, and anything is fair game, be it a live lion, or the
people’s rights or what is that famous blogger’s favourite word again? Yes,
eggplant. As Douglas Adams said: to
summarize the summary of a summary, people are a problem.”
“Tell
me more about these prostitutes and their current rate cards.”
“No be me and you.
You go and find out. You see, you are part of the problem.”
“That includes you
too, I beg. You always talk about change; now you have it, and you don’t want
to talk about it. My friend, don’t complain. Go and sit down.”
“Change?”
“Change is the
necessity of history”
“You know the
truth?”
“What?”
“Things do not change, we do.” Henry David Thoreau.”
“I don’t know him.
You know what? Stop quoting dead people.”
Graphic photos: Troops kill Boko Haram members, rescue 210 captives
The terrorists fled the areas before the arrival of the soldiers. The team found and rescued 210 persons, comprising of mostly elderly men, women and children who have been safely evacuated to an Internally Displaced Persons (IDP) camp.
The rescued persons said that they were brought there by the terrorists from various villages to be used as human shield in case if advancing troops of the Nigerian Army came to attack the Boko Haram terrorists. Items recovered in the sect members camp includes 1 Machine Gun barrel, 4 loaded magazines of G3 rifles, 4 Dane guns and some quantities of 7.62mm ammunitions, as well as empty canisters of Mortar bombs and a bandoleer.
See graphic photos of the terrorist killed and weapons recovered...
26 year old Footballer Arnold Peralta shot dead in Honduras
The police are still on the trail of the killers but have ruled out armed robbery as the motive.
Peralta previously played for Scottish club Rangers and Club Deportivo Vida in Honduras and represented Honduras at the 2014 World Cup in Brazil and the 2012 Olympic Games in London. He was also a captain of the under-20 national team.
The player's father, Carlos Peralta, confirmed the death at a news conference.
"This is terrible. They killed my exemplary son. I can't say more because of the pain I feel."
Osman Madrid, director of the Honduran national football federation, said, "This is a tragic death that the national sport mourns."
May his soul rest in peace,Amen!
Diddy and baby mama Kim Porter spotted leaving sex shop
See this daft comment!
Photos from the explosion of gas truck in Ogun state yesterday
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