Thursday, 25 February 2016

Tonto Dike Shares Pictures Of Her Baby Bump

Nollywood actress Tonto Dikeh kept her pregnancy a well-
guarded secret for months and even though a lot of people
suspected, there was no photo proof to show that the newly
married movie star was actually pregnant.
Last week she welcomed her baby boy and
even shared precious photos from her pregnancy shoot.
Joining the #ThrowbackThursday movement on social
media, she has shared another photo of her from her
pregnancy days, giving her fans a rare glimpse at how she
looked with her baby bump.
She captioned “TBT. #WarriorsHeart. #GratefulHeart”
Congratulations

Breaking News: explosion Hits Adamawa Police Station


The explosion is said to have occurred at about 11:44 am
today, February 25, 2016 at the Jimeta Divisional Police
Headquarters in Yola, the state capital of Adamawa,. According to Premium Times
reports.
A resident of the area, identified as Ibrahim Bello , said that
the blast was so powerful “that all the glass windows and
doors in our entire neighborhood have been destroyed.”
The incident hasn’t been confirmed by the necessary
authorities and it is not yet clear if there are any casualties

Cynthia Morgan Writes To PSquare Over Their Saga

Cynthia Morgan
 who is signed to Jude
Okoye's record label, Northside Music, wrote and shared an open letter this morning she wrote to Paul and Peter Okoye of
PSquare over the PSQUARE SAGA

Read the letter after
the cut...


Wednesday, 24 February 2016

Global Sea Level Rising Very Fast Due To Gobal Warming

Sea levels are rising several times faster than in the past
2 , 800 years and are accelerating because of man - made
global warming, according to new studies . An
international team of scientists dug into two dozen
locations across the globe to chart gently rising and
falling seas over centuries and millennia . Until the 1880s
and the world’ s industrialization , the fastest rise in sea
levels was about 3 cm to 4cm a century, plus or minus a
bit.
During that time the global sea level really did not get
much higher or lower than 7 . 62 cm above or below the
2 , 000- year average . But in the 20 th century the world’ s
seas rose 14 cm . Since 1993 the rate has soared to 30 cm
and two different studies , published on Monday in the
journal Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences ,
said that by 2100 the world’ s oceans would rise between
28 and 131cm , depending on how much heat - trapping
gas Earth ’ s industries and vehicles expel .
“ There ’ s no question that the 20 th century is the fastest , ”
said Bob Kopp , Rutgers earth and planetary sciences
professor and the lead author of the study that looked
back at sea levels over the past three millennia . “ It ’ s
because of the temperature increase in the 20 th century,
which has been driven by fossil fuel use . ”
If seas continue to rise as projected, another 45 cm of
sea - level rise will cause lots of problems and expense ,
especially with surge during storms , said study c o- author
Stefan Rahmstorf , of the Potsdam Institute for Climate
Impact Research in Germany .

Tuesday, 23 February 2016

Man Sentenced To 18 Months In Prison For Stealing Peppersoup And Palm Wine

An Akure Chief Magistrates’ Court on Monday
sentenced a 31-year-old man, Ayodele Joseph, to 18
months imprisonment for house breaking and stealing
pepper soup meat and palm wine worth N2,600.
The Chief Magistrate, Mrs Olayinka Omole, however
gave the convict an option to pay a fine of N15,000 on
the two count charges.
Omole sentenced the convict to six months
imprisonment or N5,000 fine for stealing and one year
imprisonment or option of N10,000 for housebreaking.
The Prosecutor, Corporal Adebiyi Abiodun, had told the
court that the convict broke into the house of Kemisola
Ibitoye and stole pepper soup meat valued at N1,900.
Abiodun said other items stolen by the convict were
palm wine valued at N700 and some black wood hot
drink and Regal gin valued at N2,000.
The prosecutor said the offence contravened Sections
413(1) and 390(9) of the Criminal Code Cap 37 Vol. 1
Laws of Ondo State of Nigeria, 2006.
Joseph pleaded guilty and begged for mercy, saying, “I
do not have parents, I will not indulge in such act
again”.
But being an orphan is not an excuse for theft, is it?