Tuesday, 3 April 2018

PHOTO OF DAD SLEEPING WHILE BABY IS AWAKE,WHO IS BABY SITTING WHO?


   Later you'll hear him telling everybody that he's been baby sitting me.....who is baby sitting who now? And when mommy come daddy says he is well tired and want to sleep !!!

#LOL

HE LEFT HER FOR HIS WIFE : A TRUE LIFE STORY



        Hi #RIZEFM this is my cousins story but since she asked me a question, I felt I should ask everyone maybe they’ll have an answer for her. 

My cousin came home one day very happy. I asked her what the excitement was about and she told me she’s getting married and relocating abroad.

 I was equally happy for her thinking it’s her boyfriend that comes around. My parents were hardly around because of work. My dad used to work offshore and my mum was a teacher so most times we are home together.

THE HONEYMOON By Moyosore Teniola "EPISODE 3"





        Foluke ended the call before her mum could question her further. She jumped out of bed, changed into a short gown and walked out of the room in search of her husband. Immediately she opened the door, she saw her husband,  Oladayo pacing the corridor of the hotel rooms.  He had being loitering around the corridor all these while, undecided about where to go. 

He started walking towards the stairs immediately he sighted his bride. "My husband!" Foluke called running along. "Please wait", she said in a loud whisper not wanting to disturb the guests in the other rooms.  Her husband kept walking down the stairs towards the ground floor, not willing to start a conversation with her.

Nigerian newspapers: 10 things you need to know this Tuesday


Here is today’s summary from Nigerian Newspapers:

1. Nigeria’s former President, Olusegun Obasanjo has said both PDP and APC are leprous hands with few clean fingers, saying that to achieve a perfect coalition ahead of the 2019 election, few of the clean fingers must be poached to join his coalition. He said associating with PDP or APC would mean patronizing failure.


2. Former aide to ex-Nigerian president, Goodluck Jonathan, Reno Omokri, has blamed the the federal government for deliberately removing names of APC alleged looters from the list of looters it recently released. Omokri consequently released 10 named from the APC who should have been included in the list. They are: Rotimi Amaechi, Saminu Turaki, Timipre Sylva, Murtala Nyako, Danjuma Goje, Abdullahi Adamu, Joshua Dariye, Fenmi Fani Kayode, Orji Kalu, and Babachir Lawal.

Chinese father finds lost daughter after 24-year search



          A Chinese father has been reunited with his daughter after looking for her for 24 years.

Wang Mingqing's tireless search included becoming a taxi driver in Chengdu city, in the hope he might one day pick her up as a passenger.

His daughter made contact with him earlier this year after coming across an online post about him.

The incredible story has swept China, where many are celebrating the reunion. The pair met on Tuesday.

Mr Wang's daughter Qifeng disappeared when she was just three years old, according to interviews he gave to Chinese media outlets.

He and his wife were fruit sellers, and one day after they finished serving customers at their roadside stall, they realised Qifeng was no longer by their side.

They spent years searching for her in the city and surrounding areas, taking out advertisements in newspapers and setting up online appeals. The couple, who had another daughter, never left Chengdu, in the hopes that Qifeng would find her way back to them.

In 2015, Mr Wang decided to broaden the search by signing up as a driver with ride-hailing company Didi Chuxing.

He put up a large sign appealing for information on his rear window, and also gave out cards with information about Qifeng to every passenger he ferried.

Mr Wang did not have a picture of Qifeng as a toddler so he used a picture of his other daughter in his leaflets, as they looked similar.

His unique method gained attention from the Chinese media. "One day, my daughter may just be the person sitting in my car!" he was quoted as saying.

Still Trending: #AprilFoolsDay Man told his son he got him an Apple phone for Easter











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Ethiopia's parliament swears in new prime minister

Abiye Ahmed, the new prime minister of Ethiopia, addresses the nation's parliament on Monday.


        Ethiopia's new prime minister, Abiye Ahmed, was sworn in by parliament Monday.

The country's ruling coalition appointed Ahmed the new leader after weeks of uncertainty and protest.

He succeeds former Prime Minister Hailemariam Desalegn, who unexpectedly resigned February 15.

Monday, 2 April 2018

Big Brother Naija: Payporte boss speaks on Bambam, Teddy A, says nudity, sex, does not sell


       The founder and C.E.O of Payporte, Eyo Bassey has suggested that Bambam and Teddy A were evicted from Big Brother Naija because of nudity and sexual reasons.

Bassey tweeted his opinion about their eviction over the weekend on Sunday, April 1, 2018. "I hope everyone will understand and see clearly that ‘sex and nudity does not sell on #BBnaija. @payporte has maintained this position. Compared to last season when neither sex or nudity was televised we all can judge. I hope my fellow colleagues can get the message. #Bamteddy.

What next for Anthony Joshua after beating Joseph Parker - analysis


       What is next for Anthony Femi Joshua after he unified the WBA, IBF and WBO world heavyweight titles with victory over Joseph Parker on Saturday night?

After Joshua's unanimous points victory over the New Zealander at Cardiff's Principality Stadium, Joshua remains unbeaten in 21 matches in which 20 of hem was knockout!!

WHO CAN STOP ANTHONY FEMI JOSHUA?

Dontey Wilder or Tyson Fury.

Winnie Mandela: South African anti-apartheid campaigner dies at 81


         South African anti-apartheid campaigner Winnie Mandela has died aged 81, her personal assistant says.

Winnie Madikizela Mandela was the former wife of South Africa's first black president, Nelson Mandela.

The couple - famously pictured hand-in-hand as Mr Mandela walked free from prison after 27 years - were a symbol of the anti-apartheid struggle for nearly three decades.

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