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The sadly truth is that Nigeria’s militant Islamist sect Boko Haram has 
seized the key northeastern town of Bama after fierce fighting with 
government forces, says residents who spoke to BBC.<br />
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Hundreds of soldiers have have fled the town, along with thousands of civilians, they added.<br />
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However, military sources are claiming that the army was still in control of Bama, the second biggest town in Borno state.<br />
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Boko Haram had said it had established an Islamic state in the towns and
 villages it controls in north-east Nigeria. If confirmed, the capture 
of Bama would be an extremely significant development and would raise 
concerns that Boko Haram’s next target will be Maiduguri, the state 
capital about 70km (44 miles) away, says BBC Hausa service editor Mansur
 Liman in Abuja.<br />
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Residents told BBC Hausa Service that Boko Haram captured Bama, which 
the 2006 census showed had a population of about 270,000, after heavy 
fighting on Sunday and Monday. </blockquote>
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The militants, who travelled in tanks and armoured trucks, have also seized the military barracks in the town...</blockquote>
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Soldiers and residents fled on foot, many of them walking all the way to
 Maiduguri, residents told the BBC, according to PM News. </div>
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But security sources said the assault had been repelled and over 50 terrorists killed, news agencies report.<br />
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Defence Headquarters spokesman, Major General Chris Olukolade, has 
however dismissed reports that Boko Haram has taken over Bama. On his 
Twitter account he wrote that an eyewitness stated that Nigerian troops 
repelled attacks to claim Bama.<br />
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“A witness, Mohammed Ahmed told Reuters: “There was an attempt by Boko 
Haram people to enter and capture Bama. But thank God for the efforts of
 the soldiers stationed near the mobile police unit who were able to 
repel them.” #Bama. Olukolade then later tweeted #Victory.</div>
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My dear Nigerians, our own na to sidon look o!</div>
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As Boko Haram Takes Over Another Major Town in Nigeria

The sadly truth is that Nigeria’s militant Islamist sect Boko Haram has seized the key northeastern town of Bama after...

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GOBE: Tinubu Replies Tom Ikimi: You're A Traitor, Acting PDP's Script

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I ordinarily would not have responded to Tom Ikimi's lengthy chronicle 
of falsehoods, cheap blackmail and abuse. My only reason for this 
response is that I know Tom Ikimi's style. He subscribes to the view 
that no matter how unbelievable a lie may sound if you brazenly assert 
it and repeat it often enough you may persuade many that it is in fact 
true.  I have seen Ikimi perpetrate this deviousness in his years in 
public life.<br />
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1. Regarding Ikimi's bid for the Chairmanship of the Party. It was clear
 to practically everyone who had the interest of the party at heart that
 we simply could not have a man of Tom Ikimi's antecedents as Chair of 
the party. As chairman of the NRC, one of the only two political parties
 in the country under the military transition programme, Tom Ikimi not 
only connived with the then military regime to annul the elections, 
terminate the democratic process and sell off his party. He became 
Abacha's foreign minister, convincing the world that heinous state 
murders like the hanging of Ken Saro Wiwa were just acts!<br />
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If Ikimi were the Chair of APC the party would have to sleep with both 
eyes open lest its chairman sell off the party before day break. <span style="color: #cc0000;">No
 matter what anyone may say about me, it is unlikely that I can be 
accused of supporting incompetent or morally light-weight individuals 
for important political positions</span>. My philosophy is to put the 
best forward, men and women of competence and integrity, who can stand 
up to us politicians to challenge us and say no when necessary. Such 
people are not noisy or able to gain attention by being loud, I believe 
my role is to do all I can to project them. <span style="color: #cc0000;">Who in their right mind would compare the highly principled Chief Bisi Akande, or Chief Oyegun with a Tom Ikimi</span>?
 Either of these two men are known for their no-nonsense styles, not 
once in their careers would you hear that they betrayed a cause or were 
anybody's stooge.</blockquote>
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2. Ikimi also concocts a story of a meeting he claims I had with Deziani
 on the Oando/ ConocoPhillips transaction on the eve of the APC 
Convention.</div>
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Only a Tom Ikimi can come up with the absurd falsehood that on the eve 
of the APC Convention when I was in crucial meetings practically round 
the clock I was meeting with the Minister for Petroleum! What exactly 
would have been the point of such a meeting especially on the eve of the
 Convention? Was it to prevent Tom Ikimi from emerging as Chairman of 
the APC? To what end? Of what value would it be to anyone except Ikimi 
himself? Besides if this was so why he is back to the same party that 
purportedly planned his down fall? </div>
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What is the Oando/ConocoPhillips transaction anyway? For those who do 
not know this is a private sale of the assets of ConocoPhillips to 
Oando.  It was not patronage of any kind from the Federal government. 
The Federal government's involvement was merely to formally consent to 
the sale. I was not involved and I have never been involved in any of 
Oando's transactions.</div>
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Typically he plays on the fact that Wale Tinubu of Oando is my nephew.  
Oando has been thoroughly investigated by South African and British 
authorities in the past 5 years as part of the process of listing the 
company on the stock exchanges of those countries. Those rigorous and 
comprehensive investigations conducted by the governments and risk 
control investigators are to discover the actual ownership of shares in 
the company. Politically exposed persons like myself are prime targets 
for those investigations. </div>
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<span style="color: #cc0000;">All these investigations have shown that I have no investments in Oando</span>.
 My public position on the entire transaction is that if an indigenous 
Nigerian oil and gas entity run by young serious minded Nigerians raise 
money transparently in the international capital markets to purchase 
private assets of a multi-national, the Federal government ought to give
 its consent. That it took so long is shameful. The Conoco/Phillips 
transaction was a $1.7billion dollars investment in Nigeria that would 
create more jobs,witness the establishment of allied industries and make
 the Nigerian Economy  more attractive. I would have been extremely 
proud to have made such a transaction possible.<br />
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3. Regarding the nonsense about selling out on Ribadu. I think common 
sense should dictate that if ever such a deal were reached we would have
 had to inform our members in all the States. How could that have been 
done secretly? How do you tell hundreds of thousands of people not to 
vote for your own party without it becoming public knowledge?<br />
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At the formation of the APC, a crucial debate ensued about what to do 
about persons like Ikimi who had done awful things in the past, but who 
were now minded to align with the progressive tendency in Nigerian 
politics. Should we forever blacklist them? This would have been the 
easiest route, but it would have kept rancor alive. It would have made 
us slaves to the bleakest chapters of our past. Instead we opted to 
extend the hand of brotherhood, reconcile and put the past behind us. 
This would enable a broader political consensus, while also giving the 
likes of Ikimi an opportunity to atone for their grievous wrongs against
 the people and be rehabilitated.</div>
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We recognized that many leading Nigerians had committed acts of shame. 
Some for private profit, others who were otherwise decent people who had
 become prisoners to a terrible system.<br />
Not surprisingly, Ikimi acting true to type abuse that magnanimity. <span style="color: #cc0000;">He was never sincerely committed to the party. He was always playing out a PDP script</span>. </div>
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He only wanted the chairmanship of the party as a bargaining chip for 
negotiations with his benefactors.  His defection purportedly on account
 of the loss of the chairmanship of the party is a mere subterfuge, once
 his ploy failed he had no other objective within the party, I knew he 
would go back to his sponsors. He is back in the company he deserves. 
And APC is better for it.</div>
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<b> -Bola Ahmed Tinubu</b></div>
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<span style="font-size: medium;"><span style="font-family: Georgia,"Times New Roman",serif;">10. SEAN TIZZLE</span></span></div>
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<span style="font-size: medium;"><span style="font-family: Georgia,"Times New Roman",serif;">From
 the release of Sho Lee and the controversy that later trailed the 
track’s success over song writing credits, he rode on the chariots given
 him by producer D’Tunes and using the platform of Difference 
Entertainment to carve out his play field. Sean’s sound are majorly 
African influenced and when they’re married with his comfortable tenor 
range, genius finds a way to be reached in his sonorous offerings. 
Consecutively, he released Mama Eh/International Badman, Komole and 
Kilogbe all to critical acclaim. Then came the Headies… and he won! His 
title as Next Rated Artiste was met with a variety of indifference. But 
like we never expected it, he came through with his debut album The 
Journey only after three previously released singles managed wading 
through the music storm. He’s remained resolute in his career art 
releasing follow up videos to tracks off the album including Take It and
 Perfect Gentleman.<br /><br />9. ORITSE FEMI<br /><br />Oritse Femi sure won’t 
be offended if we refer to him as one taking the bull by it’s horns. 
Re-emancipating himself from the league of has-beens after a long hiatus
 would be that moment when his smash hit Double Wahala stormed the music
 media space with a cataclysmic force. The street classic dedicated to 
afro beat legend, Fela got industry lovers scampering for downloads. In 
the wake of the 2014 year, he enlisted the services of O.B.O crooner to 
power his S*xy Ladies track. Following after would be Double Wahala 
Remix with a D’Banj feature leaving us unsure if this was born out of 
popular demand or the need to extend it’s waning glory. Reeling off the 
sour-tasting frenzy, along came Body & Soul + Redi Dance; tracks 
tailored after the successes of his previous hit singles. At this point,
 Oritse Femi had risen fast to becoming sought after. Ice Prince 
cornered him into assisting vocals on Tears For Naija – a freestyle cut 
for the #BringBackOurGirls campaign. 2face mentee, Joe El didn’t pass up
 the opportunity when it came calling and the result would be the OJB 
Jezreel produced Oya Now. Story Story is no longer what we thought to be
 a most unusual collaboration as both Iyanya and Femi showed properties 
of chemical elements, oil and vinegar; both going together but not 
mixing.<br /><br />8. IYANYA<br /><br />It’s safe to say that Iyanya has grown 
out of his Project Fame repute having fashioned an art and style 
relative to his music craft. Iyanya bade farewell to obscurity a second 
time when the vocal single that broke his career waters, Kukere launched
 him into the deep. Co-owning the Made Men Music Group music label would
 be the next big thing following the release of his commercial debut 
album Iyanya vs Desire housing music hits Jombolo ft. Flavour, Ur Waist 
ft. Emma Nyra, Somebody ft. Tiwa Savage and S*xy Mama ft. Wizkid. While 
there’s a bit of déjà vu in the sounds Iyanya creates, his visuals are 
crisp clear and crystal clean (even though not literally) try Lekwa Ukwu
 and Away. He’s become an act sought-after for vocal features while his 
most unusual take to Story Story – a recent collaboration effort with 
music taliban, Oritse Femi is fast growing on fans. Iyanya’s Instagram 
has become a female folk solace; he pleasures the social populace with 
eye candy treaties of his ebony skin.<br /><br />7. REMINISCE<br /><br />When 
TIME Magazine lists you as one out of the seven World Rappers You Should
 Meet, then you know it takes a little more than just creative prowess 
and style eccentricity to achieve such feat. Reminisce first got us with
 Kako Bii Chicken – a supposed rap track with a vocal delivery so not 
relative to the usual style of rap we’ve come to know. The song was 
received with critical acclaim becoming his breakout single and later 
housed on his debut album Book of Rap Stories to which songs like If 
Only and 2Musshh followed after. When it seemed we’d seen it all with 
Reminisce, then came 2013 with Alaga Ibile – a breakthrough album with 
instant hits like Eleniyan ft. Wizkid and 3rd World Thug even 
recommending the videos for Daddy ft. Davido and Fantasi. Recently, he 
put out Tesojue; his first official single for the year 2014 and it’s 
left us in eager expectation of what else he holds in stock.<br /><br />6. PHYNO<br /><br />Phyno’s
 most striking feature might be his eccentric sense of style but you 
find out there’s more to his stunnaz, shades and the Mohawk when he’s 
spitting out lines in his local dialect over synchronized music bars. 
Phyno is one superstar who has enjoyed loyalty from fans that cut across
 his Eastern roots. Prior to the release of his debut album, No Guts No 
Glory, his singles Ghost Mode ft. Olamide, Man of the Year (Obago), 
Parcel, and Anamachi Versachi catapulted his fame while songs like O Set
 ft. PSquare, Icholiya ft. Ice Prince & M.I and the controversial 
Authe ft. Flavour after the album release, kept him on a chilling fourth
 gear cruise. In like manner, his features have shown his versatility in
 switching music genres especially on Dr Sid’s Surulere Remix, 
Mo’Cheddah’s Destinambari, Leriq’s Turn Up and B-Red’s Iwotago. Lest I 
forget, “Alobam“ has become his business franchise!<br /><br />5. BANKY W<br /><br />For
 as many that didn’t know, there once was a time when Mr Capable sold 
copies of his album from out of the trunk of cars. This was far back as 
2003. When Banky returned to his motherland to put his music art into 
career and pursue tirelessly, he made indelible marks with hits like 
Ebute Metta (a cover of Rihanna’s Umbrella), Strong Thing and Sound 
Sultan’s Very Good Bad Guy. His third studio album R&BW -  a 
collection of fine love classics housed under music’s many genres was a 
sure breaking point, with Low Key and Yes/No as leading singles for the 
pack. Banky is a standard conscious artiste and this is evidenced from 
videos like Good Good Loving, Jasi and Yes/No in their top notch 
direction and styling. What’s more, he shows promising rap prowess on 
Jaiye Orimi and Niyola’s Love To Love You.<br /><br />Banky is also a 
patriot and a passionate advocate for human rights and especially, the 
youths. He has in the past, not only spoken up for but also championed 
causes aimed at revamping their degraded national structures. He co-owns
 Empire Mates Entertainment music company.<br /><br />4. WIZKID<br /><br />Bad 
as I don’t want to agree, this Starboy has found ways to keep making it 
to industry’s exclusive lists. They don’t call him a Superstar for 
nothing. When he got out with sound treaties like Pakurumo, Love My 
Baby, Don’t Dull, Tease Me and Holla At Your Boy on his debut album, he 
fashioned a trend in the new school afro beats section and we were 
itching to know what this lad had up his big sleeves; this was 2011. Now
 fast forward to 2014, he’s successfully built a rep for himself that 
can stand the turf in any international scene worldwide and he’s done 
this with only one KID-album, a bazillion records and features now too 
numerous to mention. He also sits atop the management board of Starboy 
Entertainment under which he’s released hot materials like Show You The 
Money, Drop ft. Wale, Starboy’sCaro as well as spanking videos Jaiye 
Jaiye & On Top Your Matter. In the features category, he turned 
things up with assisted vocals on Jesse Jagz’ Bad Girl, Maleek Berry’s 
The Matter, Chidinma’s Emi ni Baller Remix, Iyanya’s S*xy Mama, 
Omawumi’s Warn Yourself, Sound Sultan’s Kokose and Kcee’s Pull Over. 
This proves he’s got some business management acumen.<br /><br />In other unrelated news, we’re still in earnest wait for his sophomore offering!<br /><br />3. 2FACE IDIBIA<br /><br /><br />African
 Queen crooner turned music legend 2face, is perhaps Nigeria’s number 1 
artist (although on a number 3 spot) who can boast of exclusive 
international collaborations. The release of his 6th studio album, The 
Ascension which peaked number one on iTunes Nigeria and secured the 12th
 spot for top selling albums in the world after it’s release, records 
impressive features with acts like Machel Montano, Bridget Kelly, Kim 
Almarcha, Shurwayne and Fally Ipupa with our picks being Go ft. Machel 
Montano and Let Somebody Love You ft. Bridget Kelly. In like manner, 
he’s been featured on T-Pain’s If I Got It with Akon, Chingy’s Falling 
Remix with May7ven and Becca’s Bad Man Bad Girl. While it’ll be 
difficult to shake off the feeling that 2face has got a thing for “rain”
 because his songs with the titles Raindrops, Rainbow (the Remix ft. 
T-Pain) and Dance In The Rain clearly suggests same, he delivers with 
stellar vocals embellishing it with his Idoma accent. This tiny and 
probably overlooked detail has kept him endeared to music fanatics 
across the globe and put him in mentorship of Joe El – a budding 
musician with same tribal roots, whose looks and vocal difference can’t 
almost be told apart on his track Hold On.<br /><br />2. OLAMIDE<br /><br />First
 Of All, introduction! Apparently he doesn’t need it no more. He’s 
Olamide - the Baddest Guy Ever Liveth at just 25, the only Yahoo Boy No 
Laptop, baddo certified and a celebrated street hop act who is steady 
writing the revolution of indigenous rap music in Nigeria’s blossoming 
music industry. While controversy trails him over being Naija’s most 
consistent artiste, King Baddo’s career can boast a record of features 
and releases that trump imaginable fathom. Are we talking clean cut 
visuals for Sitting On The Throne, Anifowose, Eleda Mi, Turn Up or even 
Stupid Love? Is it hot releases like Awon Goons Mi, Bora Freestyle with 
Patoranking, Story For The gods, Make Us Proud ft. Wale, Yemi My Lover, 
Duro Soke, Voice Of The Street or even his features on Lil Kesh’s Shoki 
Remix, DJ Xclusive’s Ibebe and Phyno’s Ghost Mode? Olamide whipped out 
the best of his play kit to test his wits when he flagged off YBNL 
Nation – label home to Kida Kudz, Viktor and Lil Kesh alongside 
producer, Pheelz. With these, he has shown impressive advancement from 
the boy who crooned Omo To Shan with Wizkid and Eni Duro.<br /><br />1. DAVIDO<br />Davido
 fizzled in the music space like a typical one-hit wonder with his 
‘pave-th-way-for-me’ track Dami Duro. The interesting part would be 
that Dami Duro turned out to be a premature release; a badly played 
antic by friends of his who le*ked the audio on the music media space 
which eventually shot the rich kid into beaming stardom. The song would 
later be housed on Omo Baba Olowo (O.B.O) – his debut studio album on 
his self-owned music label with other tracks like Back When ft. Naeto-C,
 Ekuro, Overseas ft. Sina Rambo and All of You. He finally got our 
attention having slinged multiple winning shots in music’s court and 
then continued his winning streak with what would be become the two 
biggest singles of 2013; Gobe and Skelewu with first-class videos to go 
with. Davido has had his fair share of a newcomer’s treatment. There’s 
been music leaks here and there and a not-so-amicable split with former 
manager, Asa Asika. Still, he’s risen above the storms to forge ahead 
shelving plans for a second studio album in order to promote label mates
 Sina Rambo, B-Red, Danagog and Deekay.<br /><br />While we won’t forget 
quickly the afro ballad Aye and Tchelete with Mafikizolo, he’s held down
 strong features on songs like D’Prince’s Gentleman, Runtown’s Gallardo,
 Oritse Femi’s S*xy Ladies and a brisky look at Lil Kesh’s Shoki Remix.</span></span>

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vacation with her kids in the UK sure soothes her well! See more photos 
of her fab. style and gorg. kids below:</span><br />
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<span style="font-family: Georgia, Times New Roman, serif;"> The former 
legislator who currently works as part of the Edo State Government, 
represented the Governor of the State Adams Oshiomhole at the 2014 
United Nations International Youths Day which was organized by Rise 
Networks at the University of Lagos (UNILAG).</span><br />
<span style="font-family: Georgia, Times New Roman, serif;">The topic of
 Patrick’s speech was “Job Creation for Youth in Nigeria”. Patrick 
delivered the speech with lots of passion and his usual infusion of 
interesting words.</span><br />
<span style="font-family: Georgia, Times New Roman, serif;">Watch video <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DsyderkikBM" target="_blank">HERE</a>.</span> </div>
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Article written by Jennifer Ogoo Okolo. Enjoy... <br />
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"The Fat girl ends up miserable year after year. The society
has neglected the fuller woman. This has resulted to fat girls feeling
depressed, left-out and downcast. The average big lady spends most of their
years in solitude, angry at themselves, the society and even their shadow. Many
are being laugh at, ridiculed, jilted, abused and sent back indoors where they
are depressed and even get fatter. The society is such a big nightmare for this
group of people which is saddening." Continue... </div>
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When they go for shopping which is a very beautiful and fun
experience for almost every lady. But for the fat girl, it’s a rather sober
experience. In many cases, sizes are deceptive to the extent that a size 12
dress will be tagged size 18. She has to through every cloth in the store
before she finds what fits her. Sometimes, she ends up not seeing any
flattering outfit. Again, the sadness begins. </div>
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Then she turns to her tailor to make a good dress for her. A
beautifully styled dress she saw in a magazine page. The tailor makes it, it’s
still not flattering. Sarcastically, the tailor says, “I find it difficult
sewing for fat girls, it is too hard”. Again, the sadness begins.</div>
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Her soon-to-be-married best friend calls, “Wendy, will you be
one of my bridesmaids”? “Don’t answer of course you will”. She is excited.“Will
call you up later so we go choose the dresses with the other girls”. Her heart
drops. Shopping bridesmaids with the other girls, she knows will be a huge
nightmare because she is the “fat girl”. While shopping, The saleslady says,
"We don't have your size, so here's the biggest we do have," and she
gives it a try. Of course, it never fits. Her underarm fat is spilling over,
her back fat is folding over the waist, and she can't get the thing to slip
over her butt. But it looks beautiful on everyone else! And she is left feeling
guilty for being more than a handful. Again, the sadness begins.</div>
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At NYSC orientation camp. The fat girl is handed her dress
bag. She opens it. The kaki trouser is as small as a size 6’s whereas she is a
size 18. “Ma’am, dis kaki is too small for me, can I get a larger size”, she
says to the platoon mistress. The lady murmurs, “Exchange with someone else”. (lol,
we’ve all experienced this). And she looks around, no one has her size. Most of
other corpers, she may ask will reply saying, “NOO!!! I no carry orobo size”.
Everyone laughs at her.<span style="mso-spacerun: yes;">  </span>Again, the
sadness begins.</div>
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Every fat lady go through post-traumatic dress disorder. It
is the condition that occurs when a person, usually female, feels disappointed
and traumatized while leaving a clothing store. It could happen when she views
old photographs and asks herself "What the hell was I wearing???" It
could also be the traumatic stress she feels between the moment she post a
picture on the Internet and the moment somebody likes it or responds. Fat
people go through this stress all the time and the society is not being fair at
all. 80% of Heart-related illnesses which fat people suffer are because they
spend most of their years depress<a href="https://www.blogger.com/null" name="_GoBack"></a>ed, not just about their
size but because of social <span class="st">prejudicial.</span></div>
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<span class="st">What makes a fat girl traumatized while
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</span></span></span>She finds it difficult to buy good fitting
outfits?</div>
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</span></span></span>She feels upset when she can’t find cute cloths
in her size.</div>
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</span></span></span>The fashion industry ignores the fat girls.</div>
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<span style="mso-bidi-font-family: Calibri; mso-bidi-theme-font: minor-latin;"><span style="mso-list: Ignore;">4.<span style="font: 7.0pt "Times New Roman";">      
</span></span></span>Shopping for fat girls is frustrating.</div>
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</span></span></span>It is difficult to find well-fitted outfits for
fat girls.</div>
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The Agony Of A Nigerian Fat Girl

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<span style="font-size: x-small;"><span style="font-family: inherit;">In an interview with Yes! magazine this week, ace movie producer, Zeb Ejiro made some outrageous claims. He said Nigerian <span style="line-height: 18.2px;">female

politicians give money and buy cars for Nollywood actors, while male 
politicians give money, buy cars and homes for Nollywood actresses. He 
said that
 this </span><span style="line-height: 18.2px;">has made the stars 
disregard those who helped them become the stars that they are today - 
producers. He also claimed that politicians are the ones giving money to
 actresses to make movies. What he said below..</span></span></span>
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<span style="font-size: x-small;"><span style="font-family: inherit;"><span style="line-height: 18.2px;">"There
 are a lot of 
people who never dreamt of being what they are today. Suddenly, they 
found themselves there. People are running after them. I need to see you
 and all that. They start seeing themselves above god. That’s where they
 get it wrong. </span><span style="line-height: 18.2px;">The
 movie industry did not start with the stars that are there today. It 
started with others. When we were talking, we mentioned a name – 
somebody you saw some days ago in Ikeja trekking or something. If 
somebody had told that person that at one time, this is how it’s gonna 
be, the person will not believe." Continue. It gets more interesting</span></span></span><br />
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<span style="font-size: x-small;"><span style="font-family: inherit;"><span style="line-height: 18.2px;">"Where
 they get it wrong is that they see themselves above god, they see 
themselves above the industry. People who suffered to make them who they
 are, they dump those people, they don’t respect them. You are doing 
something today, maybe a child’s naming ceremony, marriage or whatever, 
they don’t attend. They don’t come, they don’t need you anymore! Because
 the politicians are giving them so much money, the politicians are 
buying them cars; female politicians are buying the male stars cars, 
homes and what have you. The male politicians are buying the female ones
 whatever they want. So, suddenly, they don’t need the producer 
anymore. </span><span style="line-height: 18.2px;">They can 
even make bigger movies than you now because one politician will give 
them N100 million and you are looking for N15 million to do a 
blockbuster. So, suddenly, they find out that they are bigger than you. 
Not just you; they are bigger than the industry. They start to equate 
themselves with god and forget that these politicians will only use you 
while you are the reigning star. They will flock around you for that 
period of time. Immediately somebody else springs up, they will dump you 
and go to that person. </span><span style="line-height: 18.2px;">I
 know a lot of these stars that are now calling me to say Zeb, I heard 
you are doing something, you are not calling us. Why? Because they are 
not getting jobs anymore; they are not relevant anymore; the politicians
 are not giving them money anymore, because the politicians have now 
seen younger people that they are frolicking with. I think the banes of 
the movie industry are the Nigerian politicians. That’s the truth!" he 
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<span style="font-size: x-small;"><span style="font-family: inherit;"><span style="line-height: 18.2px;">Ejiro also spoke on his marriage, saying </span>the success and failure of a marriage lies with the man and not 
with the woman and that for the devil to attack a marriage, he comes 
through the woman and so every man has to be on guard to take the devil 
out of his wife once he comes attacking so that their marriage can last</span></span></div>
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<span style="font-size: x-small;"><span style="font-family: inherit;">"I was arguing with with my friends one day and I said something. I said
 if a marriage fails, it is the man. Not the woman. When I said this, my
 friends said 'Hey Zeb, which one is your own sef?' Leave this tin! A 
marriage, if it fails, succeeds, it is the woman. I said no! I asked a 
simple question- who is the head of the family? They said the man. Who 
is the person that God has given authority? They said it is the man. Who
 is the driver of the marriage? The said it is the man. Who did God give
 the power and said You are the head, make the decisions of this 
marriage? They said it is the man and I said so, why are you arguing 
with me? You the man; if you are running your business and your business
 is crashing, wont you find a way to make that business to work? When it
 comes to your wife and you think she is so terrible, why can't you 
apply the same thing here? By the time I finished, my friends, they were
 just looking at me like this and I got that from a book I read and it's
 true. My pastor, Pastor Chris Okotie, said something in church one day.
 He said that when there is trouble in the house, in your
 home, the devil is attacking the wife. The devil enters the house 
through the woman. So you the man, you must realize that at the time the
 woman is misbehaving, the devil is attacking her. So it is your 
responsibility as the man to help her. Take the devil off her that 
moment. Because if not, the thing will destroy the marriage and its 
true" he said</span></span></div>
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Politicians have spoilt our actors with money & cars"- Zeb Ejiro says

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32 year old Nigerian Catherine Howarth was convinced she had been given 
the wrong child when midwives presented her with her new baby shortly 
after she gave birth at a Milton Keynes 
Hospital on June 1st. She was stunned because the little boy named Jonah
 was completely white. And even though baby Jonah has a white father, 
doctors say the chances of 
him being completely white too were an incredible one in a million.<br />
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“The midwife looked at me and looked back down at Jonah and then at me 
again and couldn’t believe it. The doctors confirmed it was extremely 
rare."Catherine.</blockquote>
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 husband Richard Howarth, 34, was equally 
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“When I first set eyes on my baby boy Jonah, it was a 
feeling of pure delight and relief that he was healthy and strong. His 
complexion was very pale due to the umbilical cord being wrapped around 
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“After a few hours his 
colour came to his cheeks. Catherine and I noticed his complexion was 
very similar to mine and were surprised it was as light. The midwives 
and doctors told us he’ll most likely remain this colour.”</blockquote>
Doctors have said Jonah is not an albino.<br />
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“We have been told that I must have been carrying a recessive gene. My 
parents were from Nigeria and, for as far back as anyone can remember, 
my family have all been black. But at some point there must have been a 
white gene in my family that has remained dormant for years and years – 
until now. The doctors said they had researched the chances of this 
happening and discovered that it was very, very rare. They had only 
found two similar cases, both in America, that had been reported in 
recent times.” Catherine said</blockquote>
Catherine
 and Richard say they plan to have more children but have 
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25 year old Best Momodu, (pictured in blue) one of the 63 criminals 
paraded yesterday 
September 1st by men of the Edo state Police command at the state Force 
Headquaters, confessed to stabbing his own father to death over a 
stick of cigarette he stole from the man, Vanguard reports.<br />
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at me and quarreling. So, mistakenly I took a knife and stabbed him. I 
have not seen the dead body but I heard he died. But the community 
people arrested me after I killed him.” the Edo state indigene said while confessing to the crime. Continue...<br />
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While parading the suspects, the 
state Police Commissioner, Folunso Adebanjo, advised residents of the state to be very vigilant as we 
approach the end of the year when criminal activities is usually on the 
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I killed my father over a stick of cigarette – Suspect

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Nigeria's Ebola Virus Disease Status  by
Minister of Health Prof Onyebuchi: </span></div>
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<span style="font-family: "Arial","sans-serif"; font-size: 10.0pt; line-height: 130%;">• Total number of confirmed
EVD cases in Nigeria = 17 ( including the index case).<br />
• Total number managed in Lagos = 14.<br />
• Number successfully managed in Lagos and discharged= 7<br />
• Number of deaths in Lagos = 5<br />
• Number presently on treatment in isolation in Lagos = 2<br />
• Number of death in Port Harcourt (did not benefit from standard management) =
1( a doctor who treated a secondary contact of Sawyer's)<br />
• Number of patients under treatment in Port Harcourt = 1<br />
• Number of patient that was 'treated' in Port Harcourt (no stand treatment)
and fully recovered = 1<br />
Total number of survivors in Nigeria (as of today) including those treatment
=11;<br />
• Total number of deaths in Nigeria (as of today) = 6.</span></div>

Confirmed Ebola cases in Nigeria now 17 – Health Minister

Here’s an updated summary of Nigeria's Ebola Virus Disease Status by Minister of Health Prof Onyebuchi: • Total...

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