Happy birthday to Ghanaian actress Juliet Ibrahim

Ghanaian actress Juliet Ibrahim is a year older today Sunday,March 3rd. The gorgeous actress who just turned 33-year-old  is currently in South Africa with her Sisters and friends to celebrate her day.
Happy Birthday Juliet🎂🎂🎂🎂🎂

Checkout the artwork singer Innocent Idibia a.k.a Tuface just got

Well, the portrait speaks for itself.... Lol!!

Priyanka Chopra shares photos from the music video for The Jonas Brothers' new single 'Sucker'

Bollywood actress, Priyanka Chopra shares beautiful photos from the music video for The Jonas Brothers' new single 'Sucker', and in one of the images, the 36-year-old actress posed in a bathtub full of bubbles

She captioned the photo: 'Glam baths .. yes pls.. the #jonasbrothers Are back! #suck. Before and after. Best hubby ever.'

The music video featured all of the brothers, Kevin, 31, Joe, 29 and Nick, 26, alongside their significant others.

A-list actress Genevieve Nnaji shares beautiful makeup free Selfie

The beautiful actress looks ageless as always....

A Baby or S$x won't keep a man - Nadia Buari advices ladies

Taking to Instagram, Nadia disclosed that it’s very hard to keep a man who does not want to be kept and that, not a woman’s beauty, a baby or good s$x can even keep a man.

She made her post after speaking to a friend on phone, who complained about the challenges she is having in her relationship and her plans to get pregnant so she can keep her man down.
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Khloe Kardashian unfollows Tristen Thompson amidst cheating scandal with Sister's BFF Jordyn Woods

The reality star, no longer follows the NBA player, on Instagram. However, he still follows his ex-girlfriend.

The social media move came after Woods, addressed her and Thompson’s cheating scandal in an interview with Jada Pinkett Smith...  Multiple sources claimed that the pair were “making out” at a party on February 17.
However, Woods has denied many of the allegations made against her.

Although, Jordyn Woods admitted that Tristen Kissed her before she left the house party. She claimed, “[There was] no passion, no nothing. He just kissed me. … It was a kiss on the lips. No tongue … no making out.”

Popular to many Believes, Woods also denied having sex with Thompson and took issue with rumors that the two were cozy. “Never once was I giving him a lap dance, making out with him, sitting all over him,” she told Smith in the interview....

Man kills wife with corn rake after learning about her cheating affairs

An Iowa man has been accused of fatally stabbing his wife with a corn rake after learning she had a couple of secret affairs, with the victim leaving notes warning that he might kill her.

Amy Mullis, 39, was found dead on Nov. 10 at her farm about four miles northwest of Earlville. Authorities initially said that the woman has been fatally injured in a fall, with her husband Todd Mullis telling 911 that no one had seen what happened.

But the initial suspicion of an accident was ruled out in December after an autopsy showed that the woman had six puncture wounds and listed the manner of her death as homicide.

Police now formally charged Mullis with the murder of his wife. Investigators told People, that the woman was concerned that her husband could kill her due to their marital problems. “You’ll know Todd did something to me,” she allegedly told one friend.

Mullis told the police that their son found his wife impaled on the corn rake and that he removed it and started driving her to the hospital, where she was later declared dead.

According to the outlet, authorities learned that the couple, who had three children, has been experiencing marital problems and the woman was caught cheating with another man.

News Source: foxnews

Ariana Grande revealed in an emotional post that fans, music saved her life

Ariana Grande revealed this week that her fans and music have “saved [her] life.”

In an emotional post on Instagram on Friday, the singer and songwriter, said she felt inspired to share how “grateful” she is for her life and fans.

“I just want to say how grateful I am for my life, for the people in it, for the ups and challenges, for the laughter and the pain, for this music and for the lifelong friendships I’ve made [through] making it (that includes my friendship with y’all),” she wrote...

"I can't really fathom all that has happened over the past few years,” she went on, adding "I don't even really know where I'm going with this post but I'm just grateful to be here still.”

2018 was a very difficult year for Grande, whose ex-boyfriend, the rapper Mac Miller, died in September, apparently of a drug overdose. In October, the singer and comedian Pete Davidson broke off their engagement after seven months of dating.

While the singer said she is "still healing," she noted has felt “a lot lighter as of late.”

“A few months ago I told my team I wasn’t even in an okay enough place to tour or work at all and my friends, you guys and this music really saved my life and turned everything around,” she continued. “I'm still healing but I feel a lot lighter as of late and I think this is really going to be such a beautiful time.”

She concluded the post: "I am so deeply and eternally grateful. Life is wild. But your love and this music make it feel so sweet."

Proud Mum Actress Tonto Dikeh celebrates her son's 3rd birthday - See Photos

Nigerian actress Tonto Dikeh is celebrating her son who turns 3 today.

The proud mummy shares adorable and cute photos of King Andre Dikeh and she penned a sweet birthday message for him....... Happy birthday Andre.

Checkout the photos:

Would You Rock This Khloe Kardashian Nails?????

Me: Hell Yeah...😘😘😘😘

OPAN Demand INEC Chairman Mahmood Yakubu Resignation Over Incompetence

The Online Publishers Association of Nigeria, OPAN, has asked the Chairman of the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC), Professor Mahmood Yakubu to resign from his position immediately over the shocking and disappointing of the postponement of Yesterday's Presidential and National Assembly elections.

In a statement signed by its president, Austyn Ogannah, OPAN accused the INEC boss of sinister motive and asked all stakeholders to join in the call for his resignation from office for gross incompetence.

The statement said:

“This postponement is an embarrassment to Nigeria and all those who believe in this country. The pain and shame is just unbearable. Several people travelled to various destinations this weekend to perform their civic duties – many events were adjusted to ensure they did not clash with today’s election only to wake up and be greeted with this heartbreaking announcement.

The financial damage is unimaginable. Enough is enough. Nigeria cannot continue to reward incompetence.

"President Buhari cannot give an election speech last night and you postpone a nationwide election on Election Day.

"The INEC had three and half years to prepare for this election and it has failed under Mr. Yakubu. With this development, OPAN and Nigerians have clearly lost confidence in the ability of this chairman to conduct free and fair elections.

"This election postponement raises pertinent questions: why was the election cancelled after sensitive election materials have been deployed? What happens to the materials, will the materials be recalled? How secure are those materials? How come INEC was not aware of the"logistics problems" until a few hours to commencement of voting?

Is INEC's postponement of the election within the said time frame constitutional in view of section 26(1) of the electoral Act as amended? (The section provides for security concerns and natural disasters, where cogent and verifiable as only reasons for postponing election.)

"Should Nigerians insist on the use of new ballot papers as the sanctity of the ballot papers are no longer assured?
“We hereby call on the INEC Chairman to resign or be removed from office if he fails to does".

Austyn Gianna
President

Daniel Elombah
General Secretary.

Read Official Statement ---- INEC Apologizes To Nigerians Over Postponed Election

The Chairman of the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC), Professor Mahmood Yakubu,, has tendered an apology to Nigerians over the postponed election.

According to Yakubu, the commission is taking full responsibility for the postponement.

In a statement released a few hours ago, bad weather and other logistics issues, were listed as some of the reasons for the election being postponed.

Read Full Statement Below:

l. About thirteen hours ago, I conveyed to Nigerians the decision of the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) to reschedule the 2019 general elections by one week. Presidential and National Assembly elections earlier scheduled for 16th February 2019 will now hold on Saturday 23rd February 2019, while Governorship, State Assembly and FCT Area Council elections scheduled for 2nd March 20l9 will now hold on Saturday 9th March 2019. The one-week adjustment was a painful one for INEC, but necessary in the overall interest of our democracy.

2. Nigerians will recall that when this Commission was appointed in November 2015, we promised Nigerians two cardinal things. First, we shall work hard to consolidate the improvements made in the management of elections. Secondly, we shall always be open, transparent and responsive. We have strived diligently to keep these promises in very trying circumstances.

3. In keeping with our promise to consolidate the gains of the last two electoral cycles, the Commission has conducted 195 rerun and off-season elections across the country since the last general elections. Most of these elections have been generally adjudged to show progressive improvements in planning, execution and outcomes.

4. This commitment to continue to improve on election administration has informed our preparations for the 20l9 general elections. Our goal is to plan carefully, execute meticulously and bring stability into election management in Nigeria. Consequently, we announced fixed dates for elections in Nigeria to the effect that Presidential and National Assembly elections will always hold on the third Saturday in February of an election year. While the Governorship and State Assembly elections follow two weeks later. Having settled this, we began the planning quite early, with a Strategic Plan (SP), 3 Strategic Programme of Action (SPA) and an Election Project Plan (EPP). In fact, the plan for the 2019 general elections was ready in November 2017 and we subsequently issued the timetable and schedule of activities for the elections over one year ago on 9th January 2018. We carefully followed the timetable and implemented 13 of the 14 activities as scheduled. We kept to the timeframe and have not missed the date fixed for any single activity.

5. In preparing for the 2019 general elections, we have come face-to-face with the realities of conducting such an extensive national deployment of men and materials in a developing country like ours. It is said that elections constitute the most extensive mobilization of men and materials that any country could undertake in peacetime. The challenges of doing so, even under the best of circumstances, are enormous. Within a period of 16 months, we registered over 14 million Nigerians as new voters, collecting their names, addresses, photographs and their entire ten fingerprints. Beyond that, we prepared, printed and delivered their Permanent Voter Cards for collection. I should note that of the 14.28 million Permanent Voter Cards (PVCs) made available for collection, about 10.87 million or 76.12% have been collected.

6. It is often not appreciated the magnitude of activities that the Commission undertakes during general elections. Not only have we recruited and trained about 1 million young people to serve as ad hoc staff, the magnitude of materials mobilized for our elections isenormous. For instance, the Commission has printed 421.7 million ballot papers for six scheduled elections, as well as 13.6 million leaves of result forms for the Presidential election alone. Indeed, managing 91 political parties and 23,316 candidates for whom votes will be cast in 119,973 polling units by over 84 million voters is certainly astounding. No doubt, preparations for the 2019 general elections have been extremely tasking for the Commission.

7. It is therefore not unexpected that such a tremendous national mobilization of men and materials will encounter operational challenges and we have had our own fair share of such challenges. There has been delay in delivering ballot papers and result sheets for the elections which is not unusual. However, I must emphasize that all the ballot papers and result sheets were ready before the elections despite the very tight legal timeframe for finalizing nomination of candidates and dealing with the spate of legal challenges that accompany it. In this regard, the Commission has been sued or joined in over 640 court cases arising from the nomination of candidates. As at today, there are 40 different court orders against the Commission on whether to add or drop candidates. The net effect of these is that there is usually roughly a one-month window for the Commission to print ballot papers and result sheets and either fly or transport them to several destinations until they finally get to each polling unit. Unfortunately, in the last one week, flights within the country have been adversely affected by bad weather. For instance, three days ago, we were unable to deliver materials to some locations due to bad weather. We therefore had to rely on slow-moving long haulage vehicles to locations that can be serviced by air in spite of the fact that we created five zonal airport hubs: Abuja (North Central), Port Harcourt (South South and South East), Kano (North West), Maiduguri and Yola (North East) and Lagos (South West) to facilitate the delivery of electoral logistics.

8. Apart from these logistical challenges, we also faced what may well be attempts to sabotage our preparations. In a space of two weeks, we had to deal with serious fire incidents in three of our offices in Isiala Ngwa South Local Government Area of Abia State, Qu’an Pan Local Government Area of Plateau State and our Anambra State Office at Awka. In all three cases, serious disruptions were occasioned by the fire, further diverting our attention from regular preparations to recovery from the impact of the incidents. In Isiala Ngwa South, hundreds of PVCs were burnt, necessitating the re-compiling of the affected cards and reprinting in time to ensure that the affected voters are not disenfranchised. I am glad that all the cards were quickly reprinted and made available for collection by their owners.

9. In Qu’an Pan Local Government Area, our entire office was razed, destroying all the materials prepared for the elections printed register of voters, ballot boxes, voting cubicles and several electricitygenerating sets. 11 Registration Areas and over 100 polling units were affected by the fire. We recovered quickly and have since replaced everything destroyed. In addition, we secured a suitable building from which to conduct the elections.

10. Perhaps the most serious was the fire incident in our Anambra State Office at Awka, which destroyed over 4,600 Smart Card Readers being prepared for the elections. These Card Readers take at least six months to procure. Despite this setback, we have practically recovered from this by mopping up every available spare SCR across the country and within 24 hours delivered them for elections to hold in Anambra State.

11. All these challenges mean that there have been differences in preparations from one state to another. Our overall assessment is that if the elections went on as planned, polls will not open at 8am in all polling units nationwide. Yet, we are determined that polls must hold at the same time everywhere in the country. In this way, elections will not be staggered. This is very important to public perception of elections as free, fair and credible. We promised Nigerians that we shall be open, transparent and responsive.

12. Faced with these challenges, we initially thought that we only require a maximum of 24 hours to resolve the logistics issues involved and complete our deployment for the election. This would mean shifting the elections to commence on Sunday 17th February 2019. However, given the restriction of movement during elections, that could affect many voters who worship on Sundays. While the Commission was considering the following Monday 18th February 2019 as an option, our ICT Department advised us that it would require 5-6 days to reconfigure about 180,000 Smart Card Readers earlier programmed to work only on election day Saturday 16th February 20l9. It is for this reason that the Commission decided to adjust the election dates to Saturday 23rd February 2019 for Presidential and National Assembly elections and a consequential adjustment of Governorship, State Assembly and FCT Area Council elections to Saturday 9th March 2019.

13. Some sensitive materials have been distributed. However, all such materials have been retrieved and will be taken back to custody of the Central Bank of Nigeria. I want to assure you that there will be proper audit to account for all materials.

14. In the next few days, the Commission will work on the basis of the following plan:

S/No. Activity Timeframe

– Completion/confirmation of deployment of materials (Monday l8th February 2019)

– Configuration of the Smart Card Readers (Sunday 17th Thursday 21st February 2019)

– Receipt and Deployment of sensitive materials to LGAs (Wednesday 20 and Thursday 21st February 2019)

– Refresher training for ad hoc staff (Thursday 21st February 2019)

– Deployment of personnel to RACs (Friday 22nd of February 2019)

– Election Day (Saturday 23rd February 2019)

15. I want to appeal to Nigerians and all other stakeholders for their understanding in what has been a very difficult decision for the Commission. But we believe that ultimately this is for the good of our democracy and country. I wish to assure you of our commitment to free, fair and credible elections.

16. As Chairman of INEC, and on behalf of the Commission, we take full responsibility for what happened and we regret any inconvenience our decision might have caused.

Who Rocked It Better? ---- Fashion mogul Toyin Lawani Versus Reality star Alex

Fashion designer and celerity stylist, Toyin Lawani and Ex-Big Brother Naija housemate, Alex go head-to- head in a battle of the  "Disney princesses".

On Feb.15  Alex shared photos from a Princess themed photoshoot for her birthday on her IG handle. While, Toyin Lawani shared hers to promote her Tiannah fashion empire brand.

Who do you think wore the look better?
                            Toyin Lawani

                             Alex

Nollywood actress Ini Edo celebrates as she hits five million followers on Instagram

Nollywood actress Ini Edo was in a celebration mood on Feb.14 as she celebrated five million followers on Instagram.

The actress who couldn't hold back her happiness on Valentine's day posted a beautiful photo of herself on pose on Instagram wearing a red flowing cape dress with a red hat.

Congratulations Brownsugar....

Swiss actor, Bruno Ganz who played Adolf Hitler in the movie "Downfall" passed away at 77

Bruno was born in Zürich, Switzerland in 1941. He was renowned as one of the greatest actors in the German-speaking world.

The star - who played Adolf Hitler in 2004 movie Downfall - died at his home in Zurich on Friday after a career which spanned 50 years.

He was diagnosed with cancer of the colon in 2018, and immediately started chemotherapy, forcing him to cancel an appearance at the Salzburg Festival.

In 1996, he received the Iffland-Ring, a prestigious award for German-speaking actors, which the bearer traditionally disposes of until death and passes on by will to the male actor he considers the best in German-language theater.

His last film performance was as Verge in Lars von Trier's horror movie "The House That Jack Built" (2018), playing a character that alludes to the figure of Virgil in Dante's "Inferno."