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Amber Rose Responded To Kanye's Diss And She Didn't Hold Back At All

Amber Rose hit back hard after Kanye West dragged her into his epic Twitter feud with Wiz Khalifa. Quick reminder: West and Rose dated for two years and it would be an understatement to say they are no longer on good terms. Much of this goes back to Rose calling West's now-wife Kim Kardashian a "homewrecker" in 2012, claiming the reality star was the reason for her split with the rapper. While the two have traded barbs over the years, West's insults tend to focus on his ex's sexual history. Though his tweets could be considered a modern form of theater, he fell back on ugly habits and tried to insult Khalifa (from whom Rose filed for divorce after just over a year of marriage in 2014) by referring to their mutual ex as a "stripper" and insinuating she's a gold digger because the two have a son together. Not one to stand down when she's been insulted, Rose didn't hold back when she clapped back: Amber Rose   ✔ @DaRealAmberRose ...

Dasukigate: I will speak on arms deal scandal at the right time - Jonathan

F ormer President Goodluck Jonathan has disclosed that he will speak on the controversy surrounding the appropriation of the funds meant for the procurement of arms under his government by the then National Security Adviser, Sambo Dasuki. The president Muhammadu Buhari-led government had launched a probe, which led to the arrest of Dasuki and some officials of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP). They were accused of diverting security funds into Jonathan’s reelection campaign. Consequently, there have been pressure on the ex-president to speak out over the matter. But in series of messages on his Twitter handle, Jonathan, who at the moment is in Geneva, Switzerland, where he is holding a press conference, said he would react to the issue when the time was ripe. Airing his views via series of tweets, the former president said Nigerians will hear from him at the right time. “My voice will certainly be heard at the appropriate time regarding the alleged arms funds mismanagemen...

Code of Conduct: Tribunal threatens to strike out charges against Orubebe

The Chairman of the Code of Conduct Bureau, Danladi Umar, on Wednesday threatened to strike out the charges of bribery and false assets declaration preferred against former Minister of Niger-Delta Affairs, Godsday Peter Orubebe. Read :  Godsday Orubebe: CCT - Fmr. Minister to be arraigned over alleged false declaration of assets, N70m bribe ‎Umar gave the warning after the prosecution failed for the third time on Wednesday to open its case and call its witness when called upon to do so. The tribunal chairman, however refused to accede to the request by the defence counsel, Mr.‎ Selekowei Larry (SAN), ruling that the prosecution would be given one more chance to open its case. He ruled, “Having considered the arguments of parties and in view of the intention of ACJA, which is to fast-track the administration of criminal justice, the prosecution will be given just one opportunity to return and proceed with the case, failing which the tribunal will strike out the case for them t...

BREAKING: Supreme Court upholds Nyesom Wike’s election as Rivers Governor.

The Supreme has uphold the election of Nyesom Wike of the Peoples Democratic Party as governor of the oil-rich Rivers State. The court gave the ruling Wednesday but did not provide reasons for its judgment. It said detailed reasons for the verdict would be provided on February 12. The Court of Appeal had on December 16  affirmed the judgment of the Rivers Governorship Election Tribunal. The appeal court had  ruled that Mr. Wike was not validly elected. The Rivers Tribunal had earlier on October 24 nullified Mr. Wike’s election. The tribunal, which delivered its ruling in Abuja, also ordered that a fresh governorship election be conducted in the state. After the tribunal’s ruling, the governor headed to the Court of Appeal, saying the judgment was untenable. The petition challenging the election of Mr. Wike as Rivers State Governor was filed by Dakuku Peterside, the candidate of the All Progressives Congress, in the election. The Rivers governorship election, which ...

35 Prison Inmates To Write 2016 UTME – Controller

No fewer than 35 inmates from Ikoyi Prison in Lagos have registered to write the 2016 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME). Mr Vincent Ubi, the Controller of Prisons, Lagos Command, Nigeria Prisons Service, disclosed this in an interview with newsmen on Wednesday, January 27, 2016 in Lagos State. He said that the inmates from the Ikoyi Prisons School would sit for the Computer-Based Test mode conducted by the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB). More inmates are taking part in the examination this year, when compared to the 28 that sat for the examination in 2015. “The education of these inmates is of top priority to us. Like I always tell them each time I go for routine checks in the prisons, their being incarceration does not mean all hopes are lost. “I usually remind them of the importance of education and the tremendous benefits that come with it, irrespective of the circumstance anyone might find him or herself. “Now, with the UTME very much arou...

Chibok : 10 dead, 30 injured in suicide attacks

Chibok made headlines in April 2014 due to the abduction of over 200 girls from the town by Boko Haram. 10 people have been reported dead in an explosion which occurred in Chibok, Borno State today, January 27, 2016. 30 people were also injured in the attack which was carried out by three suicide bombers, according to AFP. “They were suicide attacks. The first bomber set off his explosives at the checkpoint where people coming into the town were being searched,” Ayuba Chibok, a community leader, said. “A second bomber managed to get into the market and blew himself up. A third bomber was identified and residents pursued him. When he realised he was about to be apprehended he detonated his explosives in an area not far from the market. “The casualty toll is not conclusive but so far, at least 10 people have been confirmed dead and over 30 injured. “Some people have shut themselves in their homes while others have fled into the bush for fear of more explosions. The situation is now...

Two Women Fighting…Over A Man.

ccording to Kenyan Post, the incident happened in Mathare, Kenya. One found out the other was sleeping with her man and went to attack. Others just stood there enjoying the figh. Read also: women protest lack of men to impregnate them

President Buhari to Go After IBB, Abdulsalami

President Muhammadu Buhari’s anti-corruption war may soon close in on former military Heads of State, Ibrahim Babangida, Abdulsalami Abubakar and Senator Jubril Aminu. VANGUARD reports that Attorney General of the Federation, AGF, Abubakar Malami has disclosed that President Buhari may soon initiate probe into the Siemens and Halliburton bribery scandals. VANGUARD reports that Attorney General of the Federation, AGF, Abubakar Malami has disclosed that President Buhari may soon initiate probe into the Siemens and Halliburton bribery scandals.

What we need to know about the new virus Zika

As the devastating Zika virus rampages through the Caribbean and Latin America – and threatens to hit parts of the US such as Florida – more and more questions are being asked about how it can be transmitted. The virus has been linked to birth defects in thousands of Brazilian babies, born with heads smaller than normal and undeveloped brains. Symptoms include a rash, fever, conjunctivitis and headache and to date, 21 countries have been affected. At the moment, there is clear scientific evidence the virus is transmitted by the same type of mosquito that spreads other tropical diseases, such as dengue fever, chikungunya and yellow fever. But there are also fears the virus may be passed on through sex, following two reports in medical literature. One states that Zika was found in the semen of a man from Tahiti, the other that the virus was passed from a husband to his wife after intercourse. But is there really a risk? In a statement issued this week, the World Health Or...

Court to rule on senator’s alleged dual citizenship suit

A Federal High Court sitting in Abuja has fixed judgment for March 8, in a suit filed by five voters seeking the removal of the senator representing Oyo Central Senatorial District in the upper chamber, Monsurat Sunmonu, over alleged dual citizenship. The presiding judge, Justice E.S Chukwu will also on the same day rule on the preliminary objection filed by Sunmonu challenging the jurisdiction of the court to entertain the suit In the suit, the claimants are asking the court to remove Sunmonu from office for alleged voluntarily acquisition of the United Kingdom citizenship and also calling on the a Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC ) to withdraw her certificate of return and bar her from parading herself as a Senator. The claimants are: Wahab Abiodun, Alhaji Bola Akinyemi, Chief Emmanuel Olajide, Chief Samuel Elegbede and Chief Thomas Ajao. Joined in the suit, as defendants are the former speaker and the electoral commission. Moving his preliminary objection, co...