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Friday, 3 January 2014

Rita Dominic, Kendra Etufunwa Strikes A Bathroom Pose

Rita Dominic and one of her closest friends ,Kendra Etufunwa took some snaps in the bathroom.Lovely legs and shoes They look like Rihanna and her bestfriend
Melissa.

Kanu Heart Foundation Flies Four To India

Kanu Nwankwo’s Kanu Heart Foundation sent. four heart patients to India for operation on the 26th of December. Kanu says it’s the organization’s Christmas and New Year gift and wants everyone to pray for a successful
operation. #Giving back to the society#...

Booty Call:Meet Nollywood's Most Endowed

Widely acclaimed the pathfinder in this miniature genre of Nollywood, Time Magazine acclaimed Nollywood Queen; Omotola Jalade Ekeinde might
be referred to as the touch bearer of bootilicious queens of Nollywood. Her booty is of no comparison so much that it made headlines on several mediums in Nigeria. She’s not only proud of her booty, she readily flaunts it in tight fitted
gowns and attires that leave colleagues and fans breathless. For her booty, she was tagged the
Real ‘African Magic’ by Big Brother Africa host, Ik Osakioduwa at the maiden edition of the Africa
Magic Viewers Choice Awards. Surprisingly, Omotola has four lovely kids!
Joselyn Dumas
She’s Ghanaian and had lived unnoticed until very recently. Joselyn Dumas had carried on with her booty for years as a presenter and part time
actress without attracting so much attention- largely because she sits most times on her TV
programme-but became a source of attraction when the craze for voluptuous booty became an
added advantage for getting roles in Nigerian movie world. The sultry actress can conveniently
compete with Omotola save for her height.
Mercy Johnson Okojie
The story of Mercy Johnson’s booty would be
incomplete without the fore knowledge of the
fact that she grew in Nollywood-both in age and
stature. The young Mercy was the cynosure of
all eyes at 27. She was young, curvy with
massive boobs and booty and her career was blossoming, even though she had more scandals to deal with than many of her peers, contemporaries and senior colleagues! Mercy headlined several newspapers, magazines, blogs and entertainment websites for weeks and months daring fashion buffs and leaving men
breathless with her growing booty and boobs. Before becoming mrs. Okojie, Mercy became the target of several photojournalists as a picture of Mercy earned accolades for it became the news of the day. Her booty has grown to become one of the most fantasized by male admirers.
Ronke Odusanya
Not many would remember the name Ronke Odusanya but when Flakky Ididowo is mentioned,
everyone remembers the ‘Yoruba’ actress with one of the most sinful body built! Dark,
effervescent and quite fashionable, Ronke undoubtedly is one of the reigning Nollywood
bootilicious queens. So much is Ronke’s booty that she earned herself the booty titled role in
the popular flick, Flakky Ididowo . Not one who flaunts her booty but like almost every actress
on this list, her booty has literary turned her golden fish with little or no hiding place.
Daniella Okeke
Daniella Okeke is the star of one of Emem Isong’s flicks, Lagos Cougars and she has
become a regular celebrity for pictures for her booty flaunting activities on Instagram and red
carpets. Though her massive tits and booty remain a subject of discourse having amassed
the voluptuous booty and tits in just two years, she has become one of the head turners at
events. Not the most pretty of them all but the bold Igbo lady readily flaunts her backside in
your face if and when given the opportunity. Without doubts, her ‘assests’ has earned her
several roles in Nollywood movies.
Lydia Forson
She’s another Ghanaian actress and she sure knows what her booty causes when she adorns
those tight fitted pants! Lydia Forson causes stir at almost all events and she sure knows how to
make herself a subject of discourse-she turned on almost all men at the opening ceremony of the 2013 African International Film Festival, which held in Calabar. Lydia flaunts her booty
whenever necessary but she’s a bold and proud black woman, who believes she’s the true and
essence of an African woman. She’s a popular Ghanaian actress and has gotten several raunchy
roles thatleft her wriggling and whining her booty to the admirations of fans and audience.
Halima Abubakar
One of the early actresses to discover the
tenacity of sexual appeal in Nollywood, Halima Abubakar has got some considerable booty. Her
booty had always been a cynosure of all eyes and when many couldn’t, she has dared, been there and seen it all. Though her booty rarely make news in recent days, Halima’s booty can’t
be ignored when making a list of bootilicious Nollywood queens.
Biodun Okeowo Sofuyi
Another ‘Yoruba’ actress with an impressive
booty is Biodun Okeowo Sofuyi. Widely referred
to as Tolani Osinrin and Omo Butty, Biodun’s
booty remains one of the fascinating ones even
after two kids! She tows the same path with
Omotola and Mercy and has impressed several
male fans and admirers with her massive booty.
Aside obviously flaunting her booty and sultry looks on Instagram, a meeting with Biodun on a red carpet event would leave every man the envy
of his peers and friends. Earning herself. considerable movie roles and producing few, Biodun’s booty goes down as seductively
appealing.
Anita Joseph
Not many movie lovers would accept her booty ranks her amongst Nollywood queens but her tenacity in flaunting and showing the Nigerian male and female audience what she posses
would qualify her as one. Her Facebook account reeks of pictures of the actress showing off her considerable booty to the admiration of many. She makes every effort to create an attention with her backside just like few names on this list and even though she doesn’t get the much expected attention, she has got her retinue of fans and male admirers.

IS IT JUST MY EYES OR IS MELVIN POKING THAT LADIES B00BS?

Money Bags: Dangote, Alakija, Rabiu, Adenuga make N2trn in 2013

The Combined net worth of four Nigerian billionaires, Aliko Dangote, Mrs. Folorunsho Alakija, Abdulsamad Rabiu and Mike Adenuga, grew by N2.024 trillion ($12.65 billion) in 2013, according to data released by Forbes yesterday. The amount is about half of the N4.99 trillion budget put forward by the Federal Government and approved by the National Assembly in the 2013 fiscal year. Forbes, in a report entitled The Biggest African Billionaire Gainers in 2013, listed Dangote, Africa’s richest man, as the biggest gainer in terms of increase in net worth. He gained $10.1 billion (N1.62 trillion) in 2013, to end the year with a net worth of $22.9 billion (N3.66 trillion), up from $12.8 billion as at the end of December 2012. Nigeria’s richest woman Nigeria’s richest woman Folorunsho Alakija, owner of Famfa Oil Limited, was named the fourth biggest gainer in 2013, as her wealth increased by $1.9 billion (N304 billion) to end the. year with a net worth of $2.5 billion (N400 billion). Abdulsamad Rabiu, Chairman, BUA Group, was named the ninth biggest African gainer in 2013 by Forbes, with a $550 million (N88 billion) increase in wealth to end the year with a total net worth of $1.2 billion (N192 billion).Nigeria’s second richest man and Chairman of Globacom, Mr. Mike Adenuga, was named the 15th biggest gainer, with a gain of $100 million (N16 billion) to end the year with a net worth of $4.7 billion (N752 billion) According to Forbes, the biggest catalyst for the increase in Dangote’s net worth was his Dangote Cement shares, which has experienced a 74 per cent run-up over the last 12 months. Forbes further noted that the increase in Folorunsho Alakija’s net worth is as a result of new information made available to it on the true value of her company’s interest in Agbami, information that had been verified by analysts in the industry. Rabiu On Abdulsamad Rabiu, Forbes said: “Rabiu joins the ranks of Africa’s richest and the world’s billionaires for the first time based on success at his BUA Group, whose biggest businesses are sugar refining and cement. “BUA Group annual revenues are estimated at $2 billion. The group also does business in real estate, steel, port concessions, manufacturing, oil gas and shipping. “Rabiu, the son of a businessman, set up his own business in 1988, importing rice, sugar and edible oils as well as iron and steel rods.”Adenuga Commenting on Adenuga, the Forbes report said:
“He built his fortune in oil production and telecom. “His mobile telecom outfit, Globacom, has over 25 million subscribers in Nigeria and the Republic of Benin. “He also owns Conoil Producing, a large indigenous oil exploration company. “Adenuga studied in the United States and went into business for himself in Nigeria, starting by running his mother’s sawmill business, distributing lace and Coca-Cola. “He hit the big time when the military regime of former President Ibrahim Babangida awarded him construction contracts and his first oil prospecting license with which he became the first Nigerian to strike oil in commercial quantities.”

Thursday, 2 January 2014

Miley Cyrus Takes A Direct Jab At Beyonce

Miley is really taking this attention-seeking too far as she has taken a direct jab at Beyonce in. the March 2014 issue of LOVE Magazine
“Beyonce has been a big inspiration to me but she’s been out for such a long time. She’s so talented and I think she’s at the top of the game now but people are always looking for new blood and that’s what I bring to the game now, new blood…
I got the total package you know, the curves, the rhythm, and the voice. I’m just the best.As Beyoncé grows in motherhood
and all the crap it does to your body, it will create a vacuum for fresh young faces. to rise up and no one else can properly fill
that void right now. I’m the only white female singer that could fill that slot right now and do it right, you know?” I just feel like I was born for this time right now. I’m just the total package, you know?.All things must start and end and I hope to have the same success as other icons in the game when my run is over. But for now, my run is just starting.”

THE GEJ 2015 BLUEPRINT... How Jonathan Plans to Win 2015 Election (1) By Aminu Gamawa

If you think President Goodluck Jonathan has no
plan or strategy on how to win the 2015 presidential election you are dead wrong. I just
finished reading a document produced by
Goodluck Jonathan’s political advisers and
strategists.
The title of the document is “2013-2015: Political
power and governance road map.” It is a carefully
written document that identified and analyzed the
strengths and weaknesses of President Jonathan,
and his chances of winning the 2015 presidential
election, if he decides to contest. It is the good,
the bad and the ugly of how Jonathan and his
team will approach 2015.
In the introduction, authors of the document
acknowledged that a new political order has
emerged which seriously pose a threat to the
political order created by Jonathan and his team.
According to the document, “The public perception
of government, the tension and contradictions
within the PDP, extremist insurgencies and grave
national security concerns, and desperation by the
opposition parties to cobble together a mega-
party are concrete indications of the struggle
between an old and a newly constituted national
power arrangement.”
The authors alleged that “there is sufficient
evidence that attests to a well-oiled grand
strategy to diminish the person of Mr President
and the institution of the presidency, sabotage
and impede the efficient execution of public
policies, distract and compromise key institutions,
and ensure a chaotic and unpredictable outcome
in the 2015 general elections. Because these
forces are critically entrenched in the key organs
of the PDP, in the NASS, among the ranks of the
party’s governors, in the media, within dominant
ethnic and regional political formations and violent
non-state actors, this struggle will become more
acute and intense as the nation plots its political
graph and trajectory to the 2015 general
elections.”
The document started with a Strengths,
Weaknesses, Opportunities and Threats (SWOT)
analysis of the person of President Jonathan and
the “new national power center he has
constructed.” The following is directly from the
document.
Strengths
•Power of incumbency and utilization of
governance machinery, especially the careful and
legal deployment of its propaganda and coercive
apparatuses
•Secure financial resources base and leveraging on
strategic media assets
•Formidable political apparatus—a reformed,
disciplined and tightly controlled PDP—with
significant presence in all the 36 states and
dominant control over 23 states
•Deep-rooted, nation-wide support structures in
the shape of GSG, N2G and literally speaking,
hundreds of youth, women and regional affiliates
controlled and supervised by the more dominant
support structures
•Effective and efficient implementation of the
transformation agenda in critical national sectors
•High personal likeability rating which has to be
further strengthened and deepened
•When chips are down immense support will be
secured from the National Council of State by ex-
leaders who value continuity and order over
instability and chaos
Weaknesses
•A less than forceful Presidential presence and
infective deployment and application of
presidential power
•The perceived appropriation of presidential
advocacy space by exuberant partisans and
fanatical supporters who project a wrong image of
the presidency as a regional agenda. This
situation tends to alienate moderate political
forces across the country whose sense of co-
ownership of the presidency appears diminished
•A perceived sense of distance between the
Presidency and the PDP that has opened the
space for internal dissention and outright rebellion
by party stalwarts. This sense of disinterest and
disengagement has engendered a culture of
apology among Presidential spokespersons
whenever matters connecting Mr President and the
party appear on the public sphere
•Following on the above, the reality of Mr
President being the leaders of the nation and the
LEADER OF THE PARTY is not sufficiently
grounded
•A technocratic cabinet that is not fully politically
engaged, especially in media advocacy and
community-wide outreach programmes. This
unhelpful situation out burdens a handful regime
insiders in their constant defense of The
Presidency and the Transformation agenda
•A presidential communication strategy that is
weak on proactive propaganda and rapid response
•Inability of Presidential power strategists to
manage the relationship between The Presidency
and the NASS to the degree that the later,
particularly the HOR, which is dominated by the
PDP, appears as an outfit and mouthpiece of the
opposition
•Problematic relationship between the Presidency
and some former heads of State when, in
actuality, they should constitute the bedrock of his
support
Opportunities
•Exploiting the current fractured state of the NGF
for maximum political advantage by strengthening
the co-operative faction and sustaining the
pressure on recalcitrant PDP governors
•Exploiting the opportunities inherent in the
putative fracturing of the Northern Governors’
Forum by strengthening co-operative governors
and sustaining pressure, directly and through
different front organizations, on the recalcitrant
governors
•Playing on the political ambitions of regional
champions, especially in the North, to the degree
and extent that no unanimity of political purpose
and cohesive agenda is ever achieved
•The APC may appear as a formidable threat
initially but substantive opportunities will abound
when ambitions and egos clash among its
principal promoters. Strategic planning should
factor in the scenario in the designing of
intervention blueprint
•Exploiting the immense public opinion opportunities in the current war against terror in
the North, especially given the steady successes thus far recorded by the NSA, and the military high command through the JTF
•Utilizing the social and economic empowering
and inclusive space provided by SURE-P,  particularly its integrated community
empowerment schemes, to advertise and show
case the populist and pro-people orientation of
the government Threats There are sufficient grounds to believe that the NASS continues to pose a threat to the effective exercise of Presidential power in the areas of budget-making processes and the on-going amendments of the constitution with specific reference to devolution of power and tenure of
elected officials
•Formidable forces in both the NGF and the NNGF
continue to pose significant threat to the political calculations and choices open to Mr President
•Regional alliances among dominant ethnic blocks
may constitute a threat to the political choices open to Mr President
•If the APC does not implode along the way, it will
constitute a real threat to the PDP and Mr President
•Extremist insurgencies in the North and the burgeoning oil theft in the Niger Delta are already sources of concern and worry; the way and manner these issues are dealt with will determine
the degree to which they will pose a threat down
the line
•Regrettably, the current, crisis-ridden state of the PDP poses significant threat to the realization of the party’s political ambition in 2015, including that of Mr President. The SWOT analysis above is just a small excerpt from the document. The document was written after the New PDP was created but before the G5 and members of House of Representatives defected to APC. The rest of the document is an in-depth analysis of what the PDP and President Jonathan should do to win the 2015 elections. This include changing perception of Nigerians through propaganda establishment of a political
intelligence unit, reforming PDP, fund mobilization strategies, causing political division in the North and South West, appointing politicians with grassroots support as ministers, deploying SURE- P for political purposes, using the civil society organizations and professional organizations, increasing the number of registered voters in South-South, North-central and South-East, and reducing the number of voters in the North and South West, etc.
To be continued…
Mr. Gamawa is a doctoral candidate in Law at
Harvard University