Deola Philips At The Executive Meeting Of The Hampton Roads Marketing Mavens Held At Gordon Biesch Bar & Restaurant In Virginia Beach, Virginia.

Deola Philips, Margurite Inscoe, & Kc Moore

Hampton Roads marketing maven is the gathering of marketing and financial experts for the purpose of finding better solutions to marketing & financial cases and problems.

P-Square Releases Photos Of Wedding IV, Access Card To Marriage Venue

This weekend, Lagos will standstill for one half of P-Square music group, Peter Okoye, who holds his traditional wedding on Sunday, November 17, 2013. Peter will be marrying his long time girlfriend and babymama, Lola Omotayo, and from all indications, it is going to be a ‘fairy tale’ wedding in Nigeria, not in France or Dubai.

Kwara State Governor’s Mistress Delivers Baby Boy

All is now glaring to the reason why the first lady of Kwara State, Omosalewa Abdul-fatai relocated abroad. Yinka Olanrewaju, the unmarried mistress of the governor just delivered a baby boy which has caused an unpublicised rancor between the governor and the first lady.

Here's Where Teens Are Going Instead Of Facebook

                      

Earlier this month Facebook's FB +0.88% chief financial officer, David Ebersman confirmed a worrying, but long-suspected trend for the world’s biggest social network: teenagers, perhaps the most important demographic for a modern-day communication tool, were becoming less active on the site.

Two US sailors seized off Nigeria coast are released

The two men were the captain and chief engineer of the US-flagged C-Retriever oil supply ship, it says.

State department spokeswoman Jen Psaki declined to provide any details how the sailors were released.

Clinton: Obama should honour healthcare commitment

Former US President Bill Clinton says President Barack Obama should find a way to let Americans keep their health coverage under Obamacare.

There’s No Madness In Our Family – Chime’s in-laws

Governor Sullivan Chime’s in-laws, including the mother in-law, Madam Patience Igwe, on Tuesday said there was no history of madness in their family

Madam Igwe told our correspondent on the phone that no member of the family had a history of mental illness.

Tragedy hits ASUU as Iyayi dies

Hope of a possible suspension of the ongoing strike by university teachers this week dimmed on Tuesday as a former National President of the Academic Staff Union of Universities, Prof. Festus Iyayi, died in an accident involving a vehicle in the convoy of the Kogi State Governor, Captain Idris Wada (retd.).

Can This Be True ?..........100 million Nigerians live in destitution – World Bank

About 100 million Nigerians live in destitution, the World Bank has said.

The World Bank Country Director for Nigeria, Marie-Francoise Marie-Nelly, said this at the bank’s Country Programme Portfolio Review in Enugu on Tuesday.

But......... Is Lady Gaga A Real Normal Being ? Just A Question

Lady Gaga... a Wild Vision in White While Being Honored at Glamour's Women of the Year Awards

Miley Cyrus Smokes...Something at the 2013 MTV EMAs--See the Pic

Well, that's one way to pick up your first MTV EMA award.

Clad in a shimmery white leotard and a furry white vest, Miley Cyrus headed to the stage to accept the Best Video nod for "Wrecking Ball" and celebrated the moment by lighting what appeared to be a joint.

Beyoncé Invites 13-Year-Old Blind Girl to Sing With Her in Heartwarming Duet—Watch Now!

If you ever doubted for one second that Beyoncé has a heart of gold, you need to watch this.

On Sunday, Nov. 10, at a sold-out Mrs. Carter world tour show in Perth, Australia, Queen Bey made a dream come true for Sophie Kotkis, a 13-year-old legally blind fan with hearing and muscle difficulty. Jay Z's love dedicated "Irreplaceable" to Sophie—and enlisted her help in singing it!

Beyonce fans petition against her attending Kim Kardashian, Kanye West's wedding

 Beyonce fans don't seem to care how crazy in love Kanye West and Kim Kardashian are. Her devotees have petitioned against Queen Bey attending the upcoming Kimye wedding, reports the Huffington Post via Fuse.

Ruggedman And 9ice Bury Their Swords After Quarrel Over Toni Payne

There are indications that former good friends turned bitter enemies, Ruggedman and 9ice have buried their swords and are now set to do a song together like they did some years ago when 9ice was scarcely known.

The World's 29 Too Big To Fail Banks, JPMorgan At The Top

The updated list of the world’s too big to fail banks is out today and JPMorgan Chase JPM +0.26% along with HSBC are at the top.

The Financial Stability Board amends the list each year after examining banks to decide which ones pose a threat to the global economy if they were to fail.

Typhoon Haiyan: Ships head to Philippines amid devastation

 


The US has deployed an aircraft carrier and navy ships to the Philippines, while the UK is sending a naval destroyer.

At least 10,000 people are feared to have been killed, and thousands of survivors desperately require aid.

Corruption: Ghana sacks minister as Jonathan keeps Oduah on

The fight against corruption has assumed a new dimension in Ghana as President John Mahama has sacked the Deputy Minister of Communications, Victoria Hammah, for allegedly making a statement that suggested that she could be corrupt.

Finally, Chime’s Wife Returns to Mother’s House

Clara Chime

After a failed bid to send his wife, Clara, back to her family Sunday night, following the controversies surrounding her alleged confinement at the Government House, Enugu State Governor Sullivan Chime finally allowed her to depart for her mother’s home in the early hours of Monday.

PDP suspends Oyinlola, Baraje, two others

The Peoples Democratic Party on Monday announced the suspension of four key members of the New PDP for anti-party activities.

The four are a former Osun State Governor, Prince Olagunsoye Oyinlola, theNew PDP National Chairman, Alhaji Abubakar Baraje; the Deputy National Chairman, Dr. Sam Jaja; and the Deputy National Vice-Chairman (North-West), Amb. Ibrahim Kazaure.

FG, India in diplomatic row over Nigerian’s death

Minister of Foreign Affairs, Professor Viola Onwuliri

Federal Government has demanded an unreserved apology from the Indian authorities over the death of a Nigerian, Obodo Uzoma Simeon, and discriminatory attacks on Nigerians in the Asian nation.

The Minister of Foreign Affairs, Prof. Viola Onwuliri, disclosed this while answering questions from journalists at the pre-Commonwealth Head of Government Meeting press briefing in Abuja, Monday.