Thursday, 26 June 2014

Kanye West to spend $ 3 million on in - house hospital

Rapper Kanye West is reportedly splashing out on a $3 million in-house hospital to protect his new wife and his baby daughter.
According to the Daily Star, West is installing the hospital in his family's new mansion in Bel Air.
The 37-year-old star apparently wants to have instant access to medical facilities to protect his reality television star wife Kim Kardashian and their one-year-old daughter, North.
A source told the newspaper: 'The special suite will include an X-ray machine, CT scanner, ultrasound and blood taking facilities.'
"Other celebrities such as Madonna have taken similar measures in the past, but not on such a grand and costly scale.'
The insider continued: 'The facilities will enable the family to monitor their sugar levels, cholesterol and blood pressure.
'They will also have a team of private doctors around the clock, daily visits from top nurses and a full paediatric team for North."
However, his wife, Kim is reportedly not keen on the idea.
The source explained: "Kim believes it's paranoid and a bit unnecessary. But she figures it can't do any harm, and he might prove to be right one day."

Will Smith's daughter sleeps with snakes





Willow Smith reportedly lets her pet snakes sleep in the same bed as her at night.
The 'Whip My Hair' singer, 13, who got her first boa constrictor named Beauty in 2008, is reportedly 'obsessed' with the slithery reptiles and even lets them sleep on her bed at night time.
A source told Us Magazine: '[She is] obsessed with snakes. She has 10 sleeping in her room, and some aren't in cages!'
However, Willow isn't the only one that likes to have her pets nearby when she sleeps as her brother Jaden, 15, also lets the creatures, which he reportedly calls his 'girlfriends', sleep on his bed.
The source added: 'They slither into his bed and curl up with him!'
Meanwhile, last month, Willow and her famous parents Will Smith and Jada Pinkett Smith were investigated by the Los Angeles Department of Children & Family Services after a photograph emerged of the youngster lying on a bed with 20-year-old actor Moises Arias, who was topless in the snap.
A source said previously: 'Willow was questioned on two separate occasions by social workers from Child Protective Services. Once in the presence of her parents, and the second time, Willow was alone with the social workers.
'She made it clear that nothing inappropriate had happened with Moises. Moises has been friends with Willow and older brother Jaden, for years. The Smith's treat him as one of the family, and know he wouldn't take advantage of that trust.'

Monday, 9 June 2014

hilarious!

lol,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,one word for that dude

Nigeria's ex-central bank governor takes throne as Muslim monarch

KANO Nigeria (Reuters) - Nigeria's ousted central bank governor, Lamido Sanusi, was named Emir of Kano on Sunday, making an outspoken government critic one of the most influential leaders in the largely Muslim north.

Gunmen posing as preachers kill dozens in northeast Nigeria: police

MAIDUGURI Nigeria (Reuters) - Suspected Islamist militants pretending to be preachers rounded up and killed at least 42 villagers in northeastern Nigeria, a police source said, as an escalating insurgency increasingly targets civilians.

happy birthday to Tonto



The nollywood diva Tonto Dikeh  adds one year to her years today.
The actress turns 29 today June 9th and released these lovely photos to mark the special day. She was styled by Jeremiah Ogbodo of Swanky's Signatures Styling. Happy birthday to her! See more photos after the cut...

kim kardashian celebrates kanye west on her instagram page

 
wow,,,,so romantic,he really has turned her life around,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,happy birthday kanye!
 

A 16 years old Entrepreneur


It’s been a whirlwind year for the Texas teenager who created FishFlops. Madison Nicole Robinson caught the attention of millions of readers, and FishFlops became a most-searched for term on the Internet overnight, when Yahoo Small Business reported on her fledgling fashion business in May 2013.
Today, at 16, Robinson is a wiser and wealthier entrepreneur who has taken her business to a new level. As she completes her sophomore year in high school, she has sold more than 100,000 pairs of her colorful sea-creature flip-flops for kids, which retail for between $20 and $32 in Nordstrom and other stores. She has introduced a line of wedges and cork-soled sandals for women. And this spring she launched the tweens clothing brand, Madison Nicole, in Saks Fifth Avenue and 120 U.S. boutiques.

63rd Miss USA


BATON ROUGE, La. (AP) — Newly crowned Miss USA Nia Sanchez is a fourth-degree black belt in taekwondo and says women should be able to defend themselves as a way to battle the problem of campus rape.
The 24-year-old from Las Vegas said bringing awareness to the issue is very important.
Sanchez beat out 50 other contestants from all the states and the District of Columbia on Sunday night for the title of 63rd Miss USA. First runner-up was Miss North Dakota Audra Mari. Sanchez will go on to represent the U.S. at the Miss Universe competition later this year.
In a vibrant red floor-length fishtail gown, Miss Nevada answered judge Rumer Willis' question about the high rate of sexual assaults on college campuses. Willis, the 25-year-old daughter of actors Bruce Willis and Demi Moore, said 19 percent of U.S. undergraduate women are victims of sexual assault and asked Sanchez why she thinks the issue is being swept under the rug and what should be done about it.
Sanchez said women need to take it upon themselves to learn how to defend themselves. After being crowned, Sanchez told reporters she lived for a time in a women's shelter at a young age with her mother and at age 8 took up taekwondo to learn self-defense and build her confidence.

Female suicide bomber hits Nigerian barracks: witnesses


ABUJA/MAIDUGURI Nigeria (Reuters) - A female suicide bomber killed herself and a soldier outside an army barracks in Nigeria's northeastern city of Gombe on Sunday, the military said, as local leaders reported the death count from a string of earlier militant attacks had reached 110.
No one claimed responsibility for the blast or last week's assaults but Islamist group Boko Haram has set off bombs and killed thousands in its five-year-old bid to carve out an Islamist state in the region.
Soldiers stopped the woman as she tried to get into the barracks with explosives hidden under her robes, defence headquarters said in a statement.
The device went off, killing her and a soldier searching her, it added. "I heard a loud sound and then black smoke covering the place ... We saw soldiers moving bodies," Gombe trader Bello Kasuwankatako told Reuters.
Witnesses had earlier said between three and five people died.
Boko Haram – which dominated world headlines by kidnapping more than 200 schoolgirls in April – has fought back against an army offensive, piling political pressure on President Goodluck Jonathan and the military to end the carnage. Leaders from Gombe's neighbouring state of Borno told journalists on Sunday they had now buried 110 bodies from attacks on nine villages early last week - giving the first detailed breakdown on the casualties. [ID:nL6N0OL43R] "It was a great tragedy. There are still corpses lying in the bushes surrounding the communities. Many of our people that fled to the top of the hills during and after the attacks are still there and now stranded," said Ali Ndume, a senator representing southern Borno.
CIVILIANS EASY TARGETS Boko Haram started off focusing on military and government targets alongside schools - seen as representing corrupt Western influence - churches, and Muslim leaders who do not follow its brand of Islam. It has been increasingly turning its guns on civilians in recent months, particularly after locals started setting up vigilante groups to try and fight back.
It has become the biggest security threat to Africa's biggest economy and oil producer.
Traditional leader Lawan Abba Kaka said they had buried 42 corpses at the village of Attagara, 24 at Aganjara, 20 at Agapalawa and smaller numbers at other settlements - all of them in the Gwoza hills near the border with Cameroon.
"The insurgents came and said they wanted to discuss something with us. They said we need to discuss some issues bordering on our differences in the communities but they opened fire on people who were gathered," said Kaka.
On Wednesday, gunmen rounded up more villagers outside Borno's state capital Maiduguri saying they were going to deliver a sermon, then opened fire, killing at least 42, said a police source.
"It seems they are moving to rural areas," Hannah Donges, a researcher at the Small Arms Survey, told Reuters. "They are easier targets ... It doesn’t need sophisticated tactics. It makes them (Boko Haram) less predictable."
Suspected Boko Haram militants attacked a town in Cameroon's far north on Saturday but local security forces fought them off, killing at least two gunmen, Cameroon's government said. The militant group is also thought to be active in neighbouring Niger and Chad. [ID:nL5N0OP0CW]
The kidnapping of the girls from a secondary school in Borno's town of Chibok triggered a national and international campaign under the Twitter hashtag #BringBackOurGirls, calling on the government to step its efforts to free them.