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Published by Juanita Federal agents monitoring the Anambra gubernatorial election have whisked away an elderly man allegedly caught swaying voters with money. Just as the governorship election in some areas in Anambra state has started, a man was arrested by officials of the Department of State Services, DSS for allegedly trying to buy votes in the ongoing election. A social media user discreetly took a photo of the alleged election offender being escorted away by the secret service.

Published by Juanita In 2016, Otedola's daughter Florence, popularly known as DJ Cuppy, successfully completed her Master's Degree at New York University.                      She has now won the University's 2017 Alumni Artistic Achievement Award. Congrats to her! See her posts from the ongoing ceremony below.

Published by Juanita Princess Kelechi Oghene, who alongside Sandra Okagbue (Flavour’s baby mama) hit the limelight when they became the face of Delta Soap, has said that any beautiful lady without brains is nothing. The model-turned -designer said she encouraged young ladies to leverage on their talents in order not to become a liability. “A lot of girls don’t want to work. It is not all about beauty. Beauty without brains is nothing. When you are not intelligent, people will abuse you and you will become desperate and that is when people will even take advantage of you. They will think you are loose. When they see you can call your own shots, they will respect you more.”              Talking about how she became the Face of Delta Soap, Princess said it was just fate and grace that made her become the brand ambassador. “I didn’t plan to become the face of Delta Soap. I met some girls who were going to the interview and audition and I was mobile then. I already had a shop. So

Published by Juanita                   Nollywood actor, David Nwajei, also known as Davo has died. His friends Brumen John, Dona Power, among other took to social media shared the news. While the news of his death spread on Friday, he died on Wednesday, November 15th after a brief illness. His friends have taken to social media to pay tribute to him. He is best known for his 2014 Surrealist short film ‘Unreal Exile’ (2014). You May Like How Clear Can Speed Up the Airport Screening ProcessNY Times by Taboola Sponsored Links He was a producer, writer and director who has worked in the film industry for over 15 years. He was born in 1975 in Benin City, Nigeria, and has since, moved on to live in Europe. Apart from acting alongside famous actors such as Hakeem Kae-Kazim in ‘God is African’ (2003) as Apex, he wrote and directed his own films.

Published by Juanita         Joshak Habila, the Deputy Inspector General of Police in charge of Operations and Supervising DIG for Anambra gubernatorial election has assured the Anambra people that they will vote and live. He said this when he granted an interview on Police preparedness for the Saturday November 18 poll. Habila said the people enjoyed the funfair, the carnival, the talking, jubilation and the dancing during the Campaigns, they will as well enjoy the Voting part of the electioneering process. He also assured them that the Nigeria Police has emplaced robust security arrangement to secure the good and law abiding people of Anambra State before, during and after the election. Habila implored Anambrarians to disregard the “VOTE AND DIE” threat issued by IPOB assuring them that come Saturday November 18, they will Vote and Live.

Published by Juanita The explosives were said to have been found on Friday, November 17, 2017, near a police station in Onitsha north local government area. Two  improvised explosive devices (IEDs) have reportedly been discovered in Onitsha, Anambra state ahead of the state's governorship election. According to a report by TheCable, the explosives were said to have been found on Friday, November 17, 2017, near a police station in Onitsha north local government area. (source: Pulse ) 

Published by Juanita               The incredible structure has a giant spherical auditorium in the middle that looks just like a giant eye. Located in the Binhai Cultural District in Tianjin, China, the five-story library, which was designed by Dutch design firm MVRDV in collaboration with the Tianjin Urban Planning and Design Institute (TUPDI) and has since been dubbed “The Eye of Binhai”, covers 34,000 square metres and can hold up to 1.2 million books. Wow! See more pics...                                   

Published by Juanita                     Alicia Keys took to Instagram to celebrate her husband, Swizz Beatz as he graduated from the Harvard University Business School. Sharing photos of them together with his certificate, she wrote; My love – Today was a HUGE accomplishment!! Graduating from Harvard Business School is not only your triumph, it belongs to all of us!! Your family, your friends and everyone that vibes with you!! It reminds us ALL that there is no ceiling to our greatness!! And it’s up to us how far we want to go!!!!! From the Bronx to Harvard baby!!!!!!!! Just how you say it “sky is not the limit it’s JUST the view” WOW!!!!! We’re so proud of you!! More than words can EVER say!!!! Shinnnnnneeeeee 4EVER!!!!!!!!!!!

Published by Juanita Austrian man was said Friday that they were investigating the suicide of an 11-year-old Afghan migrant. He died in a hospital near Vienna on Monday after being admitted a day earlier, police said. It was unclear how he killed himself. The boy and his family had been living in a refugee centre in Baden, south of the capital, since last year, when a record influx of migrants arrived in Austria. Media reports said the boy felt unable to cope with looking after his six siblings after his 23-year-old elder brother left him in charge. According to public broadcaster Oe1, officials had been made aware of the family’s precarious situation but failed to react. Authorities have rejected the accusations, saying they had noticed “nothing unusual”. Austrian ombudsman Guenther Kraeuter announced Friday he would open an inquiry. Austria has received almost 150,000 asylum claims since 2015, making the wealthy nation of 8.75 million one of the highest recipients

Published by Juanita Lola and Peter Okoye are celebrating their 4th wedding anniversary today November 17th.                   In a post she shared on her IG page, Lola celebrated Peter and also reflected on the backlash he has gotten since his split from his brothers, Paul and Jude Okoye. She wrote; '13 years together and today makes it 4 years since we became husband and wife! Phew, what a journey; two beautiful kids later! I have become such a strong woman because of this story of ours. I thank the Almighty God for you in our lives. You are an amazing father and partner. A good provider and best of all my friend. Peter Okoye you are such a kind and generous man, it saddens me that most that judge you know not the true person that you are and those that know you are blessed to have you in their lives. Your talent is timeless and your heart is priceless. We have screamed at eachother and we have cried together as well, but all in all we have grown to understand one ano

Published by Juanita The queen of Daytime talk, Wendy Williams didn't like Nicki's Paper magazine cover, calling it desperate and distasteful and that she went too far Watch the video here  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nVTNrp1RuEI

Published by Juanita A 65-year-old Louisiana man who was arrested at the age of 19 and wrongly jailed without parole walked out of prison on Wednesday, after his rape conviction was overturned by a judge. According to reports, Wilbert Jones was arrested on suspicion of abducting a nurse at gunpoint from a Baton Rouge hospital's parking lot and raping her behind a building on the night of Oct. 2, 1971.  The nurse, who died in 2008, picked Jones out of a police lineup more than three months after the rape. Jones was convicted of aggravated rape at a 1974 retrial and sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole.                    On Wednesday, State District Judge Richard Anderson overturned his conviction saying authorities withheld evidence that could have exonerated Wilbert Jones decades ago and their case against him was “weak at best,”. “Freedom. After more than 45 years and ten months. That’s going through my mind,” Jones said as he hugged his b