Family reveals the real cause of Nomoreloss's death

After a lot of speculation on the cause of death of Muyiwa Adeyemi Oshinuga a.k.a Nomoreloss, who passed away on March 21, 2016, it has been disclosed that he gave up the ghost after a short battle with a chest infection – Pneumonia – and not Typhoid as many had reported.

This revelation came as burial arrangements for the 39 year old singer were announced on Wednesday.

Service of Songs & Tribute

Thursday 7th April 2016
4pm-9pm
Koga Studios, 2 Bolaji close
Off Kudirat Abiola Way
Alausa Ikeja

Funeral

Friday 8th April 2016
10am Four Square Church
Norman Williams
Off Keffi Street
Ikoyi

'This is no love story, he was a cruel husband': Ex wife of #EgyptAir hijacker

The EgyptAir hijacker's former wife has branded him a jobless drug addict and claimed their five-year was 'a living hell'.Seif Eldin Mustafa wore a fake suicide vest and forced a passenger jet to be redirected to Cyprus to see her.

Mustafa demanded to see his ex-wife Marina Paraschou. He was pictured handed a four-page 'love letter' penned for Marina to a female airport official who had her head in her hands, looking mortified.

In her first interview since Tuesday's drama Marina reveals how she married a violent, unemployed bully who was cruel to her and their three children. 

She added the world has been painted a picture of a man who hijacked a plane for love - but says it could not be further from the truth.

'Most of the media painted a picture of a romantic situation in which a man was trying to reach out to his estranged wife,' she told Cypriot newspaper Phileleftheros.

'But that couldn't be further from the truth and they would have a different opinion if they knew what he was really like.'It was a marriage of hell with threats, beatings, torture and fear. He was a man who knew how to inflict fear and to create misery around him. He was unbalanced and a scary person.'

Marina, 51, met Mustafa in 1983, when she was 18 years old, and married him two years later.During their seven years together the couple had three children, but Ms Paraschou still describes them as the 'darkest chapter in my life'...

She says the couple lived with her parents on Cyprus during their marriage, but unemployed Mustafa never provided financially to the family.

The couple divorced in 1990 and Mustafa left Cyprus for Egypt in 1994 where he was jailed for forgery and fraud.

He broke out of prison in 2011 amid the chaos during the uprising against Egyptian president Muhammad Hosni El Sayed Mubarak.

Ms Paraschou, from Oroklini, a village near Larnaca Airport, said called Mustafa, who was by then back in Egypt, to tell him one of their children had died in an accident.

'I called him [to tell him of out child's death] and all he could say was "What do I care?"', she said. 'I can assure you, he never cared about me or his children – both when he was in Cyprus and after he left. The only thing he gave was pain, unhappiness and fear.'

After his capture, prosecutors said he told police:

 'What's someone supposed to do when he hasn't seen his wife and children in 24 years and the Egyptian government won't let him?'

Egyptian authorities have now requested Mustafa's extradition in order to prosecute him in his own country, state media reported.

It is believed he had not seen his wife and their four children since around 1994 after he moved to Egypt but was imprisoned on forgery and fraud charges.

Culled from Mailonline

(Photos)Timi Dakolo and wife celebrate 4th wedding anniversary in Dubai

Timi Dakolo and wife, Busola took a romantic trip to Dubai to celebrate their fourth wedding anniversary today, 31^st of March. The parents of three exchanged loving messages on Instagram..

The singer shared a video writing

 “It’s been 4 years and counting … Let’s grow old together I said … #HAPPYANNIVERSARY BABY …”

Busola wrote

“Happy wedding anniversary to us. I am blessed beyond measure to have you as my man always@timidakolo. I give God the Glory. #thankfulheart #dubaiexperienceloading”

Sonia Ogbonna finally claps back at those insulting Laura Ikeji

After the instagram drama on her after she posted a picture with  Laura Ikeji and said she looked 13  without makeup, she has clapped back at all the critics,

She posted a quote on her Instagram page and wrote;

Let me tell you,it's so damn easy to bring a human being down. We are all meant to be so insecure and our self esteem is very fragile. Each and every of us (especially you sitting somewhere and writing nasty comments and calling people names on social media!). No matter how bad you form-building a self confidence is a serious hard work and a gradual process that takes much time,wisdom and experience and still most people die without succeeding in it. 

So it's not a nuclear sciences to manage to bring someone down. Piece of cake. But will that fix u up? Will it help you overcome your own insecurities and issues you are facing?
Real strength and a power in us lays in a capability to make someone smile and feel better about themselves. Now that's a hard work my friends. 

When I came to Nigeria for the first time as a public figure's girlfriend,I was in shock after reading comments about me. Wait,I was ugly? A transgender? What?! Ashawo/Runs babe? Lol . You won't believe things I got to read. For the first time of my life people I have clue that existed had so many things to say about me. Did it made me feel bad? Surely it did. 

Luckily,I'm a fast learner and I understood how to deal with it in a proper way- simply you can't see negativity in a positive atmosphere.
But still.
My friends,we are all better then that.
Help someone grow. Help someone see better perspective. Influence people around you with smiles,joy and positive vibes.
It will change your whole life,
I promise.

Husband Caches Wife With Her Lover In Bed: Court Dissolves Their 7yrs Old Marriage

When you know that you're not ready for marriage, why not just stay single and enjoy your runs life?
I found condoms in my wife’s bag and she could not give a satisfactory explanation how she came about it,’’ a man told an Ibadan Customary Court as the court dissolved the 7-year-old marriage.

The Mapo Customary Court dissolved the union between Sikiru Alabi and his wife, Basira, on the grounds of prostitution and adultery.

The husband had told the court: "Nemesis caught up with her recently when I met a man on her deeply engaged in s*xual intercourse right in my house. I was mad, but Basira quickly pleaded with me, promising not to do it again.

"Though, I forgave her, but she is still neck deep in adultery."

According to NAN, Mr Alabi, an automobile mechanic in the metropolis had approached the court, seeking an end to his marriage to Basira, a hairdresser at Idi Arere area of Ibadan.

Alabi said Basira was also engaged in prostitution and had continued to rain curses on him and his relatives.

Basira did not deny the allegations, she said: "It is true that there is no more love between I and Alabi."

Basira pleaded with the court to grant her the custody of the child after dissolving the marriage.

But the judge ruled that: "It is in view of the circumstances surrounding the issue at hand that the court decided to put an end to the relationship between Alabi and Basira.

"Alabi shall take custody of the five and a half year-old child produced by the union, while Basira should be free to see the child in court anytime she wants."

The President of the court, Ademola Odunade, stated that a cheating wife is a "deadly" person.

This Woman Just Got Married To Herself In France (Photos)

I wonder if this beautiful lady wouldn't have been able to get a gentle man to marry her if she had worked on her attitude and learn to relate "properly" with one of the men she had dated in the past.

Just days after a lady killed herself because her friends were getting married and no man was ready to marry her, this 42-year-old American woman named Beautiful Existence has spent as much as $7,000 (£5,000) on a trip to Paris - where she ended up getting married to herself.

Beautiful Existence from Seattle - who changed her name from Desiree Longabaugh - splashed the cash on a romantic ceremony under the Eiffel Tower, flights to France, accommodation for a week, and a birthday celebration while there. 

The bride, who works in social media and marketing, wore a casual white dress, claiming to be happy.

Are men that scarce?

Emir Sanusi Spotted In His Full Regaia In Malaysia

The Emir of Kano, Muhammad Sanusi II, is attending to some international engagements. More pics...

Twitter Drama! Twitter user blackmails SubDeliveryMan into retirement

The twitter handle @SubDeliveryMan most popular for exposing people and delivering sub anonymously to people have been forced to delete his/her account after a twitter user with handle @IKnowSubDeliveryMan exposed them


Let me give a little detail of what Sub Delivery account does. If you want to expose anyone anonymously, you DM them with your story and pictures and the twitter handle of the person you want to expose and they will tweet it.

So a newly opened twitter account has caused them to close their account. The twitter account is even asking them for $3,000by sunday or he will expose the names and location of those behind the account.

To show that he is serious, he posted a screenshot of some messages the sub delivery account exchanged with their partner.

Read the drama below, from bottom to top

One in every four Nigerian has mental disorder, says this doctor

Let us hope we are not one of the 'one in every four'

According to the Medical Director, Synapse Services Resource Centre, Dr. Vincent Udenze, one in every four Nigerian is living with one form of mental disorder or another.

Udenze further noted that one in seven persons would suffer a serious episode of mental illness in their lifetime.

Udenze made this prognosis at the inauguration of the centre at Lekki, Lagos.

According to the mental health specialist, Nigerians suffer the consequences of mental health problems due to the acute shortage of registered health facilities and the stigma attached to the condition.

Udenze added, “One in every four Nigerian has one form of mental disorder and one in every seven will suffer serious mental health problems. This is a conservative estimate, considering that many Nigerians with mental challenges do not seek help because they do not want people to stigmatise them and their families.”

He also lamented that the majority of the health care institutions in the country paid less attention to mental illness cases.

He said, “Look around, we have got over 50 government hospitals looking after pregnant women. We have thousands of private hospitals and maternal homes for women and children. How many mental health facilities are in Lagos with a population of over 18 million people? They are very few.

“If you provide the environment, facility and make people aware that it exists, you will be surprised at the response you are going to get. The truth is that the government will never be able to do enough in tackling the menace of mental health because it does not have enough resources for that.

“While the government is doing what it can, the private sector, non-governmental organisations, and individuals must come together to address stigma and provide facilities for those who need treatment before they fall into the wrong hands.”

To make a difference, Udenze said the centre would establish more centres in the state, just as its foundation would provide free treatment for indigent patients. 

Nnamdi Kanu pleads with the Britsh government to intervene in his case

Nnamdi Kanu, the director of Radio Biafra has sent a letter to the British government to intervene in his case and push for his release.

He insists he is a British citizen who should not be in a Nigerian prison.

Kanu was arrested in 2015 by security operatives over alleged solicitation of arms and has been charged with treason alongside Benjamin Madubugwu and David Nwawuisi who are both pro-Biafra agitators.

Vanguard reports that Kanu who is also the leader of the Indigenous People Of Biafra approached the British government through his lawyer, Mr. Ifeanyi Ejiofor.

In the letter dated March 24 and addressed to the British high commissioner in Abuja, Kanu, whose passport has also been confiscated said he was a victim of travesty of justice and gross human rights violation.

He urged the foreign government to push President Muhammadu Buhari to release him. Kanu said his prolonged detention in prison was a clear violation of his fundamental right.

The IPOB leader said he has been subjected to immense persecution and although he was ready to face the charges brought upon him, he doubted the Nigerian government’s ability to give him a fair trial.

He said he was wrongly detained and that since he was a British citizen, he should be released.

The continued detention of Kanu has sparked protests in some parts of the country especially in the south east region. IPOB in a recent statement vowed that President Buhari will be sent to jail for his abuse of human rights.

Caroline Danjuma expresses her phobia for flying (Photo)

Just like some of us,Caroline Danjuma has a phobia for flying..She shared a pic from a plane and wrote

"My face before taking off ... Flying phobia... I become a reverend on board.. Can recite all the bible passages'

Fayose Says The Chibok Girls Are Not Missing

Ekiti State Governor, Ayo Fayose, has declared that no student was abducted by the dreaded Boko Haram sect from Government Girls Secondary School in Chibok, Borno State.

Over 200 pupils of the school were reportedly abducted in 2014 by the terror group. But Fayose said the report was politically motivated to influence public opinion against the Goodluck Jonathan administration ahead of the 2015 general elections.

Fayose spoke while declaring open a two-day workshop on “Political Aspirants Capacity Enhancement” organised by Women Arise for Change Initiative, organised for women from Ekiti, Osun and Ondo.

He said, “Today, many opposition leaders are underground. I don’t think any of these girls is missing; it is a political strategy. Who is fooling who? If you wanted to use it to remove some people, you have succeeded already.

“I don’t know if there are missing girls but no indication has shown that. It is a political strategy, because I don’t think any girl is missing. If they are missing, let them find them.”

The governor also took a swipe at #BringBackOurGirls campaigners, saying some of them are using it to look for appointments.

He claimed that human rights groups are quite since President Muhammadu Buhari came on board.

Fayose said, “I’m concerned about the activities of human rights groups. Today the government of the day is obeying court order of their choice, while human rights are not respected.

“We must talk about government providing cover for criminals. You are now using that person to harass innocent person. You will never have peace when you hide justice.”

He added, “Police came into town yesterday (Tuesday) to arrest political opponents. If you like, demonise me, I will demonise you. I don’t need the police and the SSS to walk in my state. It is when you are not popular that you walk with police.

"Any government that rises against me, that government will come down. I’m Peter the rock."

Tinubu Made The Impossible Happen – Fashola

The Minister of Power, Works and Housing, Babatunde Fashola (SAN), says the National Leader of the All Progressives Congress, Asiwaju Bola Tinubu, made the impossible happen by ensuring that for the first time in Nigeria’s history, opposition parties successfully merged and went into elections.

Fashola said this in a video tribute to commemorate Tinubu’s 64th birthday.

The minister, who was present at the colloquium held in Tinubu’s honour in Abuja, said the country was crashing under Goodluck Jonathan but Tinubu steered Nigeria away from the course of destruction.

Below are the words of Fashola:

“It was dangerous for Nigeria to keep that administration for another term and the evidence of that was before us. The country was falling apart. You must salute the courage, the passion, the foresight of Asiwaju to reach across and say ‘let us forge a partnership to save Nigerians, to save ourselves’.”

The minister added, “On whether or not there could be a merger, everyone said it wasn’t going to happen, it had never happened in the history of Nigeria and as far as that was concerned, it (the merger) was a victory that the impossible had become not only probable but possible and that was due to Asiwaju’s self conviction and, as I said, his ability to mobilise people and materials behind an idea.”

How 3 kids found murdered Colonel Samaila Inusa’s body

Three children went to pluck cashew from a bush opposite Ajyaita Village in Kakau District of Chikun LGA of Kaduna State on Tuesday, but ran into a very unlikely sight - a corpse, which was later identified as that of the abducted military officer.

Ajyaita village is about 10 kilometres from Kaduna city centre, and lies along the Eastern By-pass which links the Abuja-Kaduna express way to the southern part of the state.

According to DailyTrust, the children had set out for the forest opposite the village on Tuesday morning and met the decomposing body by a narrow footpath leading to the forest.

Some elders told Daily Trust that the children then ran back home to reveal the unpleasant 
information to a farmer who they earlier met  on their way to the forest. The man was planting yam seedlings at a farm. After hearing the children’s story, he rushed to the spot to confirm it, and he in turn, ran to inform the village head.

The village head informed the police authorities who deployed some policemen to accompany him to the spot. The police then called the army authorities who came to  inspect the corpse. Therein came the painful confirmation-it was the body of Colonel Samaila Inusa, who was kidnapped a few days earlier.

“The military came with photographs and confirmed that he was the one. There was no identity card found on him, but the military identified him as the missing colonel. The place he was found is a bush path that is accessible by a car. The bush is also close to a village called Kefinary,” an elder said.

Residents of Ajyaita refused to take DailyTrust's correspondents to the place, saying the place had been cordoned off by soldiers who asked people to stay away for now.
Daily Trust noticed some heavily armed policemen patrolling the area while villagers were busy with their work without any noticeable tension.

The colonel was buried yesterday at the Ribadu Cantonment, Old Nigerian Defence Academy (NDA) site in Kaduna according to Islamic rites.
Draped in the national colours of green-white-green, the body arrived the old NDA cemetery around11.45am from the  44 Army Reference Hospital, Kaduna and was interred  at  noon after prayers at the NDA Juma’at mosque.
 Relations, colleagues and friends couldn’t hold back tears, while some cried loudly.

The Chief Administrative Officer of the Nigerian Army, Major General Ado Abubakar, who represented the Chief of Army Staff, Lt. Gen. Tukur Buratai, said it was a great loss to the Nigerian Army.

He described late colonel as a very committed officer who never joked with his responsibilities and announced that the army would do everything possible to get those behind the killing.

“Col. Inusa was a great soldier. We all feel the pains. Though death is inevitable and nobody can run away from it. I came in to represent my boss, the Chief of Army Staff because the Nigerian Army is mourning one of us that had really served this country greatly and we are not really happy the way he died, but whatever happened, we will see to the end of it all,” he said.

The colonel’s younger brother, Mustapha Inusa, described him as generous, saying, he was good to everyone, both within and outside his family.

“He was our family’s breadwinner and we will miss his dearly. Samaila is dead and he was buried in the presence of his parents, you know what it feels like for parents to bury their children, it is not a good feeling, his parents will really feel his absence because he was the one who used to cater for them,” he said.

Colonel Inusa, who was the Commander, 81 Battalion in Bulabulin, Damboa LGA of Borno State before he became Chief Instructor at the Nigerian Army School of Infantry, Jaji, Kaduna State, was honoured with a three- gun salute by officers.

Kim Kardashain and Lil Kim hangout (Photos)

 Kim Kardashian shared a snapchat video of her riding with Lil Kim as they mimed to Notorious BIG tracks...
They said it's K season ..Who knew they err close pals...

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Lagos chief punishes pregnant bread seller in cruel way

A chief in the Ijegun area, identified only as Ajiroba, has assaulted a bread seller, Bukola Olasunkanmi, in the Isheri-Oshun area of Lagos state.

PUNCH Metro learnt that Olasunkanmi, who was seven-month-old pregnant, was allegedly flogged several times by the chief and his thugs because she mediated in an argument involving some levy collectors and another bread seller at the Ijegun bus stop.

Olasunkanmi, who sustained injuries, was first rushed to a private hospital, and later taken to the Igando General Hospital.

It was gathered that the matter was reported at the Isheri Oshun division and Ajiroba was arrested by the police.

Olasunkanmi claimed that after she reported the matter to the police, she had been receiving threat-to-life phone calls, which made her to write a petition to the state Commissioner of Police, Fatai Owoseni, and the Assistant Inspector-General of Police in Zone 2, Onikan, Bala Hassan.

Speaking with PUNCH Metro, Olasunkanmi said she had been asked to report at the general hospital daily for checkups to ensure that the assault did not affect the pregnancy.

She said, 

“I work as a mobile bread vendor, and the assault happened on March 11, 2016, while I was supplying bread to a customer at the Ijegun bus stop. At a point in the transaction, I noticed that another bread vendor had thrown her wooden tray on the bonnet of my car.

“I realised that she was being harassed by some local levy collectors operating in the area. I intervened by pleading with the collectors to let her go as she strapped a baby to her back, I said, ‘Leave this woman alone.’

 “It was at this point that one Chief Ajiroba, accompanied by four hoodlums, emerged from a corner with a cane and began to flog me. I was beaten like a criminal at the bus stop despite being pregnant.

“I ran to the Isheri Osun division and reported the matter. Policemen thereafter followed me to the chief and he was detained that day. Although the chief has apologised to me, my fear is that strange people have been visiting my residence since the ecounter.

“Most of them warned me that my life was no longer safe as I dared to report a chief to the police. I want the police to help me out and ensure that justice is served in this matter. I go almost every day to the Igando General Hospital for checkups.”

It was gathered that the police had granted Ajiroba bail, but he was asked to still report at the station.

When contacted on the telephone, Ajiroba said that he had not met Olasunkanmi before that day. He added that Olasunkanmi and the bread seller were fighting and he flogged the two.

He said, “I did not know she was pregnant. I did not know her before that day. I saw two women fighting at the bus stop and I flogged both of them. I have been begging her to drop this matter.”