Indian Man Who Arranged His Own Kidnap Arrested In Enugu

Indian Man Who Arranged His Own Kidnap Arrested In Enugu

An Indian man Mr Vishwanath Mishal has arranged for his own kidnap.Mr Mishal travelled to Enugu, got someone whom he paid N3000 to make the calls from his employers demanding for N10million for his release. Later he changed it to N7m and the money was paid.

He personally went to the bank to cash the money with Keke Marwa and asked the Keke Marwa to wait outside the bank at UBA Opara Avenue,Enugu He was caught and after the keke Marwa driver waited for a while as he was promised and decided to go into the bank and he was also caught by the police.

The Enugu police command who got wind of the incident stormed the bank while Mr Mishal was about to cash to the money and got him arrested. On interrogation, he confessed hatching the plan because he has some pressing needs he want to sort out with the money.. The Nigerian police and Immigration are now working on getting him deported back to India..

When CKN Nigeria contacted the police Spokesman in Enugu, he was not readily available.

Denrele & Miz Gold Go Wild At A Pool Party(photos)

Denrele & Miz Gold Go Wild At A Pool Party(photos)

According to her profile, the lady is Miz Gold, a
Nigerian/Ghanaian dancehall artiste and song writer. Kinda like her boldness, she’s been posting pictures of her and Denrele on her IG page all day. You go girl, show them how it’s been done.




http://instagram.com/mizgoldofficial

P Square And Phyno Pose In Lamborghini

P Square And Phyno Pose In Lamborghini

P square and Phyno work hard and play hard. The award winning musicians were seen in a black Lamborghini and they say ‘they are just managing’.


http://instagram.com/p/zK08vfRvuG/

Jonathan Postponed Elections To Frustrate Buhari'– New York Times

Jonathan Postponed Elections To Frustrate Buhari'– New York Times

The United States-based New York Times says the postponement of the elections by the Independent National Electoral Commission was orchestrated by President Goodluck Jonathan to frustrate Maj. Gen Muhammadu Buhari (retd.) of the All Progressives Congress.

The newspaper, which has won 114 Pulitzer Prizes, further stated that Jonathan appeared to be afraid of the increasing popularity of Buhari, who most Nigerians would likely vote for.

It said this in the editorial of its Monday edition titled, “Nigeria’s Miserable Choices”.

The publication said, “Any argument to delay the vote might be more credible if President Goodluck Jonathan’s government had not spent much of the past year playing down the threat posed by the militants and if there were a reasonable expectation that the country’s weak military has the ability to improve security in a matter of weeks.

“It appears more likely that Mr. Jonathan grew alarmed by the surging appeal of Muhammadu Buhari, a former military ruler who has vowed to crack down on Boko Haram. By dragging out the race, Jonathan stands to deplete his rival’s campaign coffers while he continues to use state funds and institutions to bankroll his own.”

It said INEC’s excuse that elections were postponed because security forces wanted to fight insecurity would have been taken in good faith if Jonathan had been tackling insecurity effectively since he took office.

The 164-year-old newspaper said that Jonathan had become so unpopular that Nigerians were not afraid of the idea of a former military dictator returning as President.

It however said that Jonathan had become worried about the rising insecurity and was willing to accept help from western powers.

The newspaper warned that election postponement might increase the level of insecurity rather than reduce it and that Nigeria’s democracy would not survive an electoral crisis.

It said, “Beyond security matters, entrenched corruption and the government’s inability to diversify its economy as the price of oil, the country’s financial bedrock, has fallen and has also caused Nigerians to look for new leadership.

“Nigeria, the most populous African nation, and a relatively young democracy, cannot afford an electoral crisis. That would only set back the faltering efforts to reassert government control in districts where Boko Haram is sowing terror.

“The security forces may not be able to safeguard many districts on Election Day. But postponement is very likely to make the security threat worse.”

We’ve been trying to run away from a man but he pleads we wait for him at the other side of the river.

Source:http://www.punchng.com/news/jonathan-postponed-elections-to-frustrate-buhari-ny-times/

Don Jazzy's Fleet Of Expensive Cars And Their Prices (Photos)

Don Jazzy's Fleet Of Expensive Cars And Their Prices (Photos)

Mavin Records' boss Don Jazzy is one of the richest musicians in Nigeria.

The music director and producer has a lot of expensive cars in his garage ranging from black Cadillac Escalade to a Porsche.

Below are lists of his cars and their prices:

Black Cadillac Escalade ($70,000-N11,200,000) with his name on the number plate.

Bentley Continental Flying
Spur ($185,000- N29,600,000).

Range Rover Sports ($60,000- N9,600,000).

Porsche 911 Carrera ($84,000-
N13,440,000).


Is he not very rich?

Source: http://wurl.cc/1pQA

Jose Mourinho: I turned down PSG twice

Jose Mourinho: I turned down PSG twice

In depth: Chelsea boss Jose Mourinho has revealed he twice turned down the chance to manage Paris Saint-Germain.

Speaking ahead of Chelsea’s Champions League last-16 tie against the French club, Mourinho revealed that he was first approached in 2011 and then again two years later, with the former Porto and Inter boss travelling to Qatar to discuss a potential move.

[Billionaires' playthings: How Chelsea beat FFP, and how PSG were too late to the party]

Preview: PSG v Chelsea - Eurosport

 

The Qatari-owned Paris outfit are working on a project that will see them dominate European football, should things go to plan, and the club’s owners earmarked Mourinho as the man to lead them in their quest for glory, whilst Leonardo was also involved in discussions.

MOURINHO'S QUOTES

“I know the PSG project well, I know it well because when they start this project with the owner, the president and Leonardo, I was to be the coach,” said Mourinho.

“I met them in Qatar, so I know the project well. The project was to start dominating in France, to dominate in Europe. The domination in France is there, they are champions, champions, champions.

“They are in the League Cup final, they are in the quarter-finals of the French Cup, they are two points behind the leaders so the domination of France is there.

[FULL MATCH PREVIEW: PSG vs Chelsea preview: French champions ravaged by injury]

Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho (PA Sport) - PA Sport

“They want to dominate in Europe too and, to be fair, you look to Paris in the last two seasons in the Champions League and they lost in the quarter-finals, once narrowly to Barcelona and last season against Chelsea in the last second.

“So they know and they feel they are there. They are there. Paris is a big team with big ambitions.”

The Portuguese claimed that he was tempted by the offer in the French capital, but opted to continue in his role as coach of Real Madrid as he felt he had not achieved all that he could.

“Because I was in Real Madrid and it was a real ambition for me to be champion in Spain, England and Italy,” he added.

“It was a big challenge for me and a big challenge to compete directly against the best, Barcelona, probably the best team in Europe for the last decade for sure. It was not the right moment for me to go."

OUR VIEW - MORE MOURINHO MIND GAMES

We're not big fans of trumpeting the psychological genius of Jose Mourinho every time he answers a question in a press conference. Yet with this interestingly-timed admission, one which came completely unbidden, he has undoubtedly pulled off a bit of a stroke.

Hailing PSG's strength and success in France will boost the opposing players' image of themselves. But in the same breath he made it clear that he turned them down; that, along with stating that his professional ambitions were always focused on the Spanish, English and Italian leagues, casts the whole of French football in a deeply unflattering light. The fact that he praised them for reaching the last eight of the Coupe de France actually takes it into the realms of comedy - a more damning indictment with fainter praise would be hard to imagine.

Jose Mourinho: I turned down PSG twice

Jose Mourinho: I turned down PSG twice

In depth: Chelsea boss Jose Mourinho has revealed he twice turned down the chance to manage Paris Saint-Germain.

Speaking ahead of Chelsea’s Champions League last-16 tie against the French club, Mourinho revealed that he was first approached in 2011 and then again two years later, with the former Porto and Inter boss travelling to Qatar to discuss a potential move.

[Billionaires' playthings: How Chelsea beat FFP, and how PSG were too late to the party]

Preview: PSG v Chelsea - Eurosport

 

The Qatari-owned Paris outfit are working on a project that will see them dominate European football, should things go to plan, and the club’s owners earmarked Mourinho as the man to lead them in their quest for glory, whilst Leonardo was also involved in discussions.

MOURINHO'S QUOTES

“I know the PSG project well, I know it well because when they start this project with the owner, the president and Leonardo, I was to be the coach,” said Mourinho.

“I met them in Qatar, so I know the project well. The project was to start dominating in France, to dominate in Europe. The domination in France is there, they are champions, champions, champions.

“They are in the League Cup final, they are in the quarter-finals of the French Cup, they are two points behind the leaders so the domination of France is there.

[FULL MATCH PREVIEW: PSG vs Chelsea preview: French champions ravaged by injury]

Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho (PA Sport) - PA Sport

“They want to dominate in Europe too and, to be fair, you look to Paris in the last two seasons in the Champions League and they lost in the quarter-finals, once narrowly to Barcelona and last season against Chelsea in the last second.

“So they know and they feel they are there. They are there. Paris is a big team with big ambitions.”

The Portuguese claimed that he was tempted by the offer in the French capital, but opted to continue in his role as coach of Real Madrid as he felt he had not achieved all that he could.

“Because I was in Real Madrid and it was a real ambition for me to be champion in Spain, England and Italy,” he added.

“It was a big challenge for me and a big challenge to compete directly against the best, Barcelona, probably the best team in Europe for the last decade for sure. It was not the right moment for me to go."

OUR VIEW - MORE MOURINHO MIND GAMES

We're not big fans of trumpeting the psychological genius of Jose Mourinho every time he answers a question in a press conference. Yet with this interestingly-timed admission, one which came completely unbidden, he has undoubtedly pulled off a bit of a stroke.

Hailing PSG's strength and success in France will boost the opposing players' image of themselves. But in the same breath he made it clear that he turned them down; that, along with stating that his professional ambitions were always focused on the Spanish, English and Italian leagues, casts the whole of French football in a deeply unflattering light. The fact that he praised them for reaching the last eight of the Coupe de France actually takes it into the realms of comedy - a more damning indictment with fainter praise would be hard to imagine.