Jim Iyke Nollywood actor NOW SELLS SHIRTS.

    
Jim Iyke and formally known from birth as "James Ikechukwu Okolue" is a Nigerian born actor in Nigeria's movie industry and one of the stars of the top-rated movie Last Flight. Now sell shirts, do you know how ? Read bellow.

In spite of the good looking charming playboy roles that movies and music seem to cast him in, Jim is a focused and disciplined young man who has allowed his passion for children, their welfare and the greater good of society and as such lead to the creation of his foundation. 

The Jim lyke Foundation is a non-governmental, non-religious and non-political organization comprising of persons who are engaged in the advancement of the protection of rights and welfare of children with various deformities. This project is necessitated by the flagrant neglect and abuses of the rights of children born with deformities in Nigeria. he also sells a shirt which has ''Jim Iyke foundation'' on it.
Follow this link to see his foundation and the shirt.

 http://www.jimiykefoundation.com/Buy%20Shirts.html

Omobaba and Tatafo's weding day ?

Helen Paul Bamisile is a comedian, singer and an actress from Nigeria.
She is best known as a stand-up comedian and popularly known as Tatafo. Her style is quirky and spontaneous, and her voice range makes her sound like children and makes her the choice of every home. yes as for the picture above, R.E just realized its a snap shot on Helen Paul Bamisile's real wedding ceremony. she is also a beautiful musician released her debut album july 2012 "Welcome Party .
 We love you girl.

Actress Mercy Johnson Is Pregnant Again

Mercy Johnson the beautiful Nolly wood actress is pregnant again and looking good as ever before. She shares her photos.

You Will Go To Hell For Defiling Xmas" - Charles Novia said to Maheeda

Charles Novia Nollywood movie producer , has come down hard on self-confessed ex-prostitute turned 'gospel singer', Caroline Sam, otherwise known as Maheeda, the lady who takes great delight in unleashing her nude pictures on Twitter and other social media platforms.
Maheeda who was banned by Twitter for posting lewd pictures, has been bombarding Nigerians with unbecoming pictures and many people have been raising questions about her sanity.
To cap it all, she posted a new set of nude photos to celebrate Christmas and that did not sit well with Charles Novia who blasted her in one of his now famous tweets, saying she belongs to the devil for desecrating the sanctity of Jesus Christ's birth.
I will advice her to read up the book of revelations on Nicolaism

Jezzzzz...... Karen Igho tweets she has cancer

Karen Igho Big Brother Africa Star's excitement this festive season has been ruined following her announcement wednesday on tweeter that she has cancer.

Shortly before she became a housemate on the Big Brother Amplified reality show in 2011, she had the lumps in her breasts checked out and she was treated for it.Though she didn't specify what form of cancer she has, she mentioned that she will be undergoing treatment soon.
While the celebrity took to Twitter to air out her heavy heart, some Nigerians acted very cruel towards her, obviously delighting in the fact that she has a terminal disease. Well its her life and she is free to air her mind.

Duran Dies After Tweeting That She Worked 30 Hours Straight Business

Duran's tweet before her death.

Mita Duran 24 worked as a copywriter in Indonesia, slipped into a coma on Sunday after tweeting that she had worked for 30 hours straight. She died not long after.

Duran often kept herself awake by drinking Kratingdaeng, better known as Thai Red Bull, writes Lee Moran at the New York Daily News, while working late into the night at Young & Rubicam, an ad agency owned by multinational advertising and public relations company WPP.

Duran's Twitter feed shows that she often tweeted about her heavy workload:

"Haven’t slept since Saturday and I have 30 more copy lines to go and a plane to catch tomorrow afternoon," she said on July 8.

"Sweetest sleep I've had in a long time. It's a shame I'm supposed to wake up uh, ONE HOUR earlier. Slept through 3 phone calls and 3 alarms!" she said on Nov. 14.

 what a pity Duran had to die this way. 

For us professionals - young and old - this is a cautionary tale to "know your limits. Corporations are free to go above and beyond the limits by working us like dogs, slashing jobs & salaries while earning record profits and attending to clients,handing CEOs multi-million dollar paychecks, installing cameras to monitor our every move, and every other transgression under the Sun - no cautionary reminder to observe the limits needed. The Lord is our strength.

Drogba Reaction on Champions League draw

Didier Drogba will be back at Stamford Bridge in 2014 after Chelsea were drawn against his Galatasaray team in the last 16 of the Champions League.

Drogba is sure to receive a warm welcome from the crowd at the Bridge having spent eight years with the Blues, scoring 157 goals in 341 appearances. However, that tells just part of the story, with his greatest Chelsea moment coming right at the end of his career, when he scored our late equalizer against Bayern Munich in the 2012 Champions League final, before slotting home the decisive penalty with his last touch of a football in a Blues shirt.

This what Drogba has to say  "I am very happy that we drew because for both games I will be playing at home''
R.E wishes you good luck.

Nigeria drops again in FIFA ranking, now on 37th spot

The ranking table on the World governing body’s website last week showed that though Nigeria still had 710 points, like it had in the last ranking in November, but it dropped by one spot.

However, in the December ranking, Nigeria still remained the fourth in Africa behind Algeria, Ghana and Cote d’Ivoire with 800, 849 and 918 points, respectively.

On the global scene, Spain maintained the first spot, ahead of Germany, Argentina and Colombia, who also maintained the second, third and fourth spots, respectively.

Though the ranking might be a disappointment to Nigerians with the successes recorded by Nigerian teams in recent times, the ranking procedure explains that many things are put into consideration.

It stated that the number of points that can be won in a match depends on “if the match was won or drawn, and how important the match is.’’

It also considers how strong the opposition team are in terms of ranking and the confederation they belong to.

These factors brought together are used in the formula to ascertain the number of points got from a match. The next FIFA World ranking will be published on Jan. 16, 2014

The ranking table on the World governing body’s website on Thursday showed that though Nigeria still had 710 points, like it had in the last ranking in November, but it dropped by one spot.
However, in the December ranking, Nigeria still remained the fourth in Africa behind Algeria, Ghana and Cote d’Ivoire with 800, 849 and 918 points, respectively.
On the global scene, Spain maintained the first spot, ahead of Germany, Argentina and Colombia, who also maintained the second, third and fourth spots, respectively.
Though the ranking might be a disappointment to Nigerians with the successes recorded by Nigerian teams in recent times, the ranking procedure explains that many things are put into consideration.
It stated that the number of points that can be won in a match depends on “if the match was won or drawn, and how important the match is.’’
It also considers how strong the opposition team are in terms of ranking and the confederation they belong to.
These factors brought together are used in the formula to ascertain the number of points got from a match.
The next FIFA World ranking will be published on Jan. 16, 2014
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Nigeria drops again in FIFA ranking, now on 37th spot - See more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2013/12/nigeria-drops-fifa-ranking-now-37th-spot/?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=twitter#sthash.exFkbl7t.dpuf

Kate Hensawh shares her new look.

Kate, Nollywood actress 40 shares her new look with her fans. Isn't she looking good ?

Amarachi showed to the whole world that she isn't just a fantastic dancer but an all round artiste.

      

 Eight-year-old dancer Amarachi Uyanne who won the first ever Nigeria’s Got Talent reality show is back with a video to her first single ‘Dance‘. She is showing the world that she is multifaceted and encourages kids to work like her. Go girl good luck.

watch it below.
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Drogba & Eboue faces disciplinary action over Mandela tribute.

 
Didier Yves Drogba Tébily an Ivorian footballer who plays as a forward for Galatasaray in the Süper Lig, the captain and all-time top scorer of the Côte d'Ivoire national football team went against the football federation rules on friday.

The Turkish Football Federation has summoned Ivorian internationals him and Emmanuel Eboue for paying homage to Nelson Mandela after a league game on Sunday.

Drogba, removed his club shirt after a match on Friday against SB Elazigspor to reveal a T-shirt that read "Thank You Madiba".

His teammate Eboue also honoured the South African anti-apartheid hero, who died aged 95 on Thursday, with a T-shirt that said "Rest in Peace Nelson Mandela".
The federation said the two players faced disciplinary action for breaching a ban on wearing political slogans and messages on T-shirts, according to the Milliyet and Hurriyet daily newspapers. Am sure the ban will be lifted soon as they are great men of the federation.

Finally, ASUU suspends strike

 

The Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) strike which started on the 1st of July 2013 , has been suspended finally.

ASUU President, Dr. Nasir Fagge disclosed this in Minna while briefing newsmen.

The Union suspended the strike after a marathon National Executive Committee meeting held in the Niger State capital, yesterday.

The different chapters of ASUU are expected to hold congress meetings on today, following which academic activities  will resume in the universities.

The marathon NEC meeting was held to deliberate over the agreement signed Wednesday, last week, by the union executives and the federal government.

Present at the day meeting were, ASUU branch chairmen and secretaries, the national executive members of the Union, coordinators and past leaders, including members from 52 universities. Indeed a great step, and i believe students are already tired of staying home.

The Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU), has suspended its over 5months strike.
ASUU President, Dr. Nasir Fagge disclosed this in Minna while briefing newsmen.
The Union suspended the strike after a marathon National Executive Committee meeting held in the Niger State capital, yesterday.
The different chapters of ASUU are expected to hold congress meetings on Wednesday, following which academic activities  will resume in the universities.
The marathon NEC meeting was held to deliberate over the agreement signed Wednesday, last week, by the union executives and the federal government
- See more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2013/12/last-asuu-suspends-strike/#sthash.eE9k0QRE.dpuf

The Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU), has suspended its over 5months strike.
ASUU President, Dr. Nasir Fagge disclosed this in Minna while briefing newsmen.
The Union suspended the strike after a marathon National Executive Committee meeting held in the Niger State capital, yesterday.
The different chapters of ASUU are expected to hold congress meetings on Wednesday, following which academic activities  will resume in the universities.
The marathon NEC meeting was held to deliberate over the agreement signed Wednesday, last week, by the union executives and the federal government.

File Photo

The meeting, Vanguard gathered was attended by ASUU branch chairmen and secretaries, the national executive members of the Union, coordinators and past leaders, including members from 52 universities.
Public universities lecturers have been on strike since July 1, 2013

- See more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2013/12/last-asuu-suspends-strike/#sthash.eE9k0QRE.dpuf

The Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU), has suspended its over 5months strike.
ASUU President, Dr. Nasir Fagge disclosed this in Minna while briefing newsmen.
The Union suspended the strike after a marathon National Executive Committee meeting held in the Niger State capital, yesterday.
The different chapters of ASUU are expected to hold congress meetings on Wednesday, following which academic activities  will resume in the universities.
The marathon NEC meeting was held to deliberate over the agreement signed Wednesday, last week, by the union executives and the federal government.

File Photo

The meeting, Vanguard gathered was attended by ASUU branch chairmen and secretaries, the national executive members of the Union, coordinators and past leaders, including members from 52 universities.
Public universities lecturers have been on strike since July 1, 2013

- See more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2013/12/last-asuu-suspends-strike/#sthash.eE9k0QRE.dpuf

The Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU), has suspended its over 5months strike.
ASUU President, Dr. Nasir Fagge disclosed this in Minna while briefing newsmen.
The Union suspended the strike after a marathon National Executive Committee meeting held in the Niger State capital, yesterday.
The different chapters of ASUU are expected to hold congress meetings on Wednesday, following which academic activities  will resume in the universities.
The marathon NEC meeting was held to deliberate over the agreement signed Wednesday, last week, by the union executives and the federal government.

File Photo

The meeting, Vanguard gathered was attended by ASUU branch chairmen and secretaries, the national executive members of the Union, coordinators and past leaders, including members from 52 universities.
Public universities lecturers have been on strike since July 1, 2013

- See more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2013/12/last-asuu-suspends-strike/#sthash.eE9k0QRE.dpuf