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Friday 6 May 2016

See PDP's reaction to Buhari signing the 2016 budget into law

President Buhari signed the 2016 budget into law today.

Monyetta Shaw did a lot to keep Ne-Yo...she did threesomes with him, gave him a pass to cheat and even tied her tubes when he asked her to...but nothing kept him. Earlier this week, the mother of two opened up about the failed relationship, saying she regreted giving in to his request for threesomes.

Ne-Yo's wife, Crystal Renay, was obviously not impressed with what Monyetta said because she uploaded some thinly veiled shade to Moneytta on SnapChat. See their drama after the cut...

This was followed by Monyetta's own shade...

And then Crystal...making show her wedding ring showed...

Remember Kristin Douglas? She was the nurse whose photo (taken with Beyonce at a funeral) literarily broke the internet in March, after it was posted on Instagram by her sister, Kelsi Leggett, without Kristin’s knowledge. Well, Kristin Douglas was in Nigeria a few days back for what she had thought would be a quiet, ‘private visit’, but which turned otherwise.

According to sources, the nurse and mother of two wanted to visit Africa as part of her fact-finding efforts to help raise awareness for the plight of the needy, across the world. Though Kristin Douglas had initially planned to visit either Kenya or South Africa, some of her old friends and new-found acquaintances on the internet, who are Nigerians, not only prevailed on her to visit Nigeria first but also actively supported her tour and ended up turning it into a ‘not-so-private visit’ after all.

Places she visited during her tour included Modupe Cole Memorial Child Care and Treatment Home, Akoka, Yaba and Hearts of Gold Hospice, Surulere, both in Lagos. It was said that Kristin Douglas donated food items and personal care products to the physically and mentally challenged in both places. She also visited the Internally Displaced Persons (IDP) camp in Games Village, Abuja where with the help of Dr. (Mrs.) Shade Samuel of Helping Hands Foundation, she got first-hand information about the plight of IDPs and made donations which were appreciated by inhabitants of the camp.

Not yet done, Kristin Douglas went to Keffi, Nassarawa State, arriving at night at the premises of Dr. Simon Agwale’s Innovative Biotech Limted, which has a multipurpose vaccine plant, where nanosilver mineral solution which boosts immunity is also produced. It is on record that Dr. Agwale has been in the forefront of research for the cure of HIV and Ebola in Africa and the world.
Kristin’s visit to Nigeria was not without some fun and social activities, though. In Lagos, she was hosted by friends, at Club Quilox in Victoria Island. In Abuja, she worshiped at Apostle Yemi Adefarasin’s Kingdom Lifeline Apostolic Ministries (KLAM) and was treated to a dinner by the management of Transcorp Hilton Abuja.

According to a source close to Inventrica Multimedia, the African division of Inventrica LLC, USA which works with Kristin Douglas, “Kristin is all out not only to reach out to the needy, but also to tell the world to support the deprived, the displaced and the diseased (the three Ds) -people, who are disadvantaged by circumstances of birth or physical, mental, natural, geographic challenges or acts of terrorism. This much she expressed during an interview on Cool FM radio in Lagos.”

See photos below.

Also listen to Kristin Douglas’ radio interview, anchored by Dotun, Cool FM Lagos’ On Air Personality (OAP) here

At Modupe Cole Memorial Child Care & Treatment Home, Lagos

With Mrs. Laja Adedoyin of Hearts of Gold Hospice, Surulere, Lagos

At the IDP Camp, Games Village, Abuja, with Dr. Shade Samuel and an interpreter, while talking to a pregnant woman; Asking a displaced mother some questions; walking to the IDP support booth; handing over donated products.

Innovative Biotech Limited, Keffi, Nassarawa State, with Dr. Simon Agwale

At dinner organized by the management of Transcorp Hiton, Abuja

Night Out at Club Quilox in Lagos:With Austin ‘Jay Jay’ Okocha, ex international midfielder

With Valentine Ozigbo (CEO Transcorp Hilton, Abuja & a friend)

With Shina Peller (Owner, Club Quilox)

With Ebuka Uchendu (TV Show Host), Valentine Ozigbo and others

With Caroline Danjuma

With Monica Edomso (Kristin’s Nigerian fashion designer) and Israel Ovirih

The TV personality last year denied she was dating the rapper after his baby mama DJ Zinhle accused him of cheating on her with Bonang. Despite denying there was anything going on between them, the two are still hanging out. They were spotted at a club in SA last night! See more photos after the cut..

The family of Mrs Alice Akparobi Orobogha who was shot dead by a soldier in Delta State has demanded that the perpetrators be brought to justice. The Commanding Officer of the 3 Battalion Effurun Division, Major Azanku, has offered N200,000 as compensation to the family to avoid a legal battle. But the family turned down the offer.

The middle aged level twelve judicial officer with Oleh High Court, was on her way to her daughter's wedding when she was killed by one of the soldiers deployed to enforce the no-movement restriction during environmental sanitation at Jakpa Junction, Uvwie council area of Delta State on April 30, 2016.

According to Sahara Reporters, the son of the deceased, Shedrack Aktarobi, appealed to the State and federal governments to immediately intervene in the matter and ensure that the culprits are held accountable for their actions.

The deceased reportedly boarded a commercial tricycle to a relative’s home near the venue of the wedding in order to make it on time, due to the restriction of movement. The soldiers were said to have flagged down the tricyclist claiming it was not yet 10 a.m. When the driver refused to stop, one of the soldiers fired a at the tricycle, as the rider was apparently not going to stop, killing the woman.

A human rights activist, Rockson Igelige, has lent his voice to the demand for the prosecution of the officer involved in the heinous act by the appropriate security agencies. Mr. Igelige warned that shielding the perpetrator from justice would encourage more killings as their actions would go unpunished.

Source: Sahara Reporters