More photos of Blac Chyna posing nude with a painted body

Blac Chyna shared these new racy photos via Instagram. The Reality TV star also revealed that she'll be having her first Cosmopolitan magazine shoot soon. See another hot photo after the cut..

'My daughter is the greatest award of my life' - Seyilaw

Comedian Seyilaw revealed today that his adorable daughter named Tiwaloluwa is the greatest award in his life. Making a comparison with some other awards/trophies he has won, Seyilaw wrote:

 "On the shelf sits over 35 of the over 50 awards I have won, but standing beside them in my hands is the greatest of my awards. It is the greatest because God gave me as a gift to keep, nurture & cherish.

Police vow to stop February 6th planned protest in Lagos

The Lagos state police commissioner, Fatai Owoseni, says that the state police command might stop the February 6th planned protest in Lagos state because information reaching them suggests that some hoodlums are planning to hijack the protest. According to Owoseni, the organizers of the protest in Lagos have not notified the police about it yet.

 Speaking to newsmen in Lagos yesterday, Owoseni said

 “Information reaching us revealed that some hoodlums are planning to hijack the peaceful protest. And as such, we won’t allow it to hold in Lagos. We know that Tuface do not have the capacity to contain such a crowd and we will not fold our hands and watch while things go out of hand.”

Kenyan gospel singer ends her marriage only hours after tying the knot saying her heart is elsewhere

Popular Kenyan gospel Singer, Eunice Njeri, who got married to her rapper boyfriend, Isaac Bukasa at a lovely ceremony on November 27 in Texas, decided she was no longer in love with him by the end of that same day and announced their separation.

Eunice's excuse for ending the marriage is that her heart was elsewhere. She left for Africa immediately after and made the separation public just yesterday. She is referring to it as an annulment because they did not get to sign the marriage documents before the separation, so that means the wedding never happened. Read what she wrote after the cut...

 "On the 27th Nov 2016, Isaac and I did go to the altar to get married,butat the end of that day I realised one thing,icouldn't do it my heart was somewhere else. Probably in Africa doing what I do best,amstill trying to figure that out.

 "I immediately left for Kenya and have been serving God the best way I know how. To all who supported isaacand iam greatfulmay God bless you immensely. To all who were hurt in the process I apologise. The marriage was annulled (like it never happenned). No papers were signed. Afterwards and we both made a decision to go our separate ways.

 "I hope for your support and help as we move on. Like every other relationshipwe hit a rock, maybe a little too early but have since overcome. Consequently, we have decided to go our separate ways and hope for the very best. God bless you."

Harrysong swallows pride, Tweets 'I miss my Five Star Family'

There seems to be a new twist in the on-going Harrysong vs Five Star Music Brouhaha. While we await an official statement form the label and Harrysong to know the result of the long meeting that held at E-Money's residence yesterday, Harrysong has just made a rather shocking post on social media.

 He just tweeted, 'I miss my family. Love forever fivestarmusicng'. With this, it seems Harrysong may be returning to Five Star Music.

Kylie Jenner lovely in new photos

The youngest Kardashian/Jenner daughter put her butt on display as she posed for some shots. Another photo after the cut..

Donald Trump is not relenting on his travel ban

As he shared on his page.

Dasuki: FG’s request for secret trial satanic, undemocratic - Fayose

Ekiti State Governor and Chairman of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) Governor’ Forum, Mr Ayodele Fayose has described the Federal Government’s attempt to secretly try the former National Security Adviser (NSA), Col. Sambo Dasuki, by using mask-wearing prosecution witnesses as satanic and mockery of democracy, saying;

 “It is becoming obvious that the All Progressives Congress (APVC) federal government has something to hide on the travail of Col. Dasuki because if you were not afraid to call someone a thief in the market place, you should not be afraid to try such a person in the full glare of the public.”

 The governor, who said Nigerians should ask the federal government why it was afraid of trying Dasuki openly, noted that;

 “Since names of the would-be prosecution witnesses have already been made public, what agenda is the federal pursuing by insisting that its witnesses be given protection by the court by not allowing their names and addresses to be made public in the course of the trial.”

 In a statement issued on Wednesday by his Special Assistant on Public Communications and New Media, Lere Olayinka, Governor Fayose challenged the APC-led federal government to allow live television coverage of the trial so that the federal government can tell the entire world how Dasuki actually stole the $2.1 billion arms money and he (Dasuki) will also defend himself in the full glare of the public.

 The governor said;

 “You accused someone of corruption in the market place and the person you accused is saying he wants to defend himself in the market place too, but you, the accuser is insisting that the accused must be tried in your bedroom, I think someone is trying to hide something?”

 He said it was curious that the Federal Government could approach the court for the second time, seeking for an order to conduct secret trial in a celebrated criminal matter, on which it claimed to have watertight evidences.

 Governor Fayose added that even the prosecuting counsel, who filed the application, should be ashamed for allowing themselves to be used as tools to subvert democracy.

 “They want Nnamdi Kanu tried secretly. They also want the former Col Dasuki (rtd) tried secretly. What are they afraid of? How is defence counsel going to cross-examine masked witnesses when their real identity cannot be ascertained? Why are the witnesses afraid to testify in an open court if truly they are witnesses of truth? “Obviously, this is satanic. It is against all democratic norms and Nigerians must rise against it,” the governor said.

 He called on the court to reject the federal government ploy to use masquerade as witnesses, saying;

 “Nigerians are now at the mercy of judiciary, which is the only institution that can save Nigeria from the full-blown dictatorship that the APC government has become.”

Court should jail those disobeying its order on Zakzaky, wife’s release - Fayose

Ekiti State Governor and Chairman of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) Governors’ Forum, Ayo Fayose, hascalled on the judiciary to see to it that officials of the federal government that are disobeying court orders, especially the Federal High Court, Abuja judgement, ordering the release of the leader of the Shi’ite Muslim sect, Ibrahim Zakzaky and his wife Malama Zeenah Ibraheem are jailed. The governor, who praised the judiciary for standing firm in defence of the rule of law, said; “the federal government must proof to the whole world that Ibrahim Zakzaky is still alive by releasing him as ordered by the court.

 ”Speaking through his Special Assistant on Public Communications and New Media, Lere Olayinka, Governor Fayose said the filing of notice of contempt proceedings against the Inspector General of Police (IGP), Attorney General of the Federation (AGF) and the Director General of Department of State Services (DSS) over the disobedience of a court order for Zakzaky’s release was a step in the right direction. Justice Gabriel Kolawole of the Federal High Court, Abuja had on December 2, 2016 awarded a cumulative sum of N50 million to the Zakzakys and ordered the AGF and IGP to provide him a new accommodation and security in any part of Kaduna or Northern region that they prefer within 45 days, but 60 days after, the judgment is yet to be obeyed.

 Governor Fayose, who described as wicked and inhuman, the continued detention of Zakzaky and his wife since December 2015, after the murder of over 300 of his followers; said; “It is even more ridiculous that the DSS claimed that its refusal to release the cleric and his wife was to protect them.

 The governor said;

 “Obviously, the DSS must be hiding something on this Zakzaky matter because it does not make sense for an agency of government to keep someone in detention for over one year and claim that he is being protected. Against what are they protecting a man who wants his freedom?”

 Governor Fayose reminded Nigerians that he had said that the federal government won’t obey the judgment;
 saying that the APC led federal government was the number one law breaker in the country. He said; "Like Justice Kolawole’s judgment, which ordered the release of Zakzaky and his wife is for posterity, committing those disobeying the judgment to prison will also be on record even if they don’t obey it, and when one day, sanity returns to our body polity, Nigerians will have it on record those who ruled their country like a fiefdom.”

 Describing the continuous disobedience to court orders by the federal government as direct invitation to anarchy, the governor said; “Even the military still obeyed court judgements but here we are with a democratically elected government that holds our constitution with contempt.

 "The judiciary must therefore have to remain steadfast in its uphold of the rule of law, by punishing those treating the court with contempt so as to save democracy from being destroyed by those presently holding the country by the jugular and do not want anyone that is not in the same political camp with them to exist.”

26,000 Somali refugees stranded in Kenya over US travel ban

About 26, 000 Somali refugees in Kenya who are to be resettled in the United States cannot move to the country following the latest travel ban on Muslims by President Donald Trump. The refugees, who have all been interviewed by the US State Department and UN were told on Tuesday, January 24, 2017, that they can't travel to the US at the Jomo Kenyatta International Airport. These are people who have packed their bags, emptied their bank accounts, sold all their goods and said their goodbyes. Then they hear they are not going to the US after all,' said one aid worker in Nairobi. Representatives from UN agencies in the Kenyan capital are scheduled to meet local government officials on Tuesday, February 7, 2017, in an attempt to resolve the problem. Source: Nairobi News