Next to Genevieve,Chidinma is always on every male celeb’s crush list.

She had everyone talking after a photo of them  acting all loved up on a plane surfaced.

In a new interview she debunked rumours of a proposal saying it was just a publicity stunt.
It was all planned out by Vector and I. It happened in a plane, when we were travelling to Abuja for an event, our flight was delayed so we started talking about funny rumours we’ve heard about ourselves. One of the rumours was a picture of myself and Phyno which we took and uploaded on instagram.Then people started talking, she is dating that guy and all those stuffs. Vector then came up with the idea to make people talk more, so that was why we decided make people feel that we are dating. The ring he used was even brought out by my manager, so that was how we started taking those pictures. I want to state today that Vector never proposed to me”.

Pastor Chris Oyakhilome and his wife Rev. Chris Oyakhilome has expressed anger over media reports in which his wife accused him of adultery in a divorce suit in London
Rev. Oyakhilome said yesterday that the allegation was wicked, malicious and was intended to bring his person and the Christ Embassy Church to public ridicule.

According to a public notice advertorial signed by a legal practitioner, Kemi Pinheriro, SAN of the law firm, Pinheriro and Company based in Lagos, Oyakhilome said that the allegations in the media were nothing but a complete distortion of the facts in the pending proceedings in the United Kingdom.

Kemi Pinheriro warned media houses to desist from further publication of stories which were false and damaging of “our client’s reputation and the church”, stating that they could embark on appropriate legal machinery with a view to protecting their client’s reputation and that of the church

At least 150 Boko Haram members were killed yesterday September 12th after the Nigerian Military repeled after an attempted attack by the sect members on Konduga, a village said to be about 35 kilometres from Maiduguri in Borno State, in the early hours of yesterday.

According to a statement issued in Abuja yesterday by Col. T. Antigha of the Army Public Relations, the battle with sect members lasted three hour and four soldiers were injured during the attack. 

“At about 5.30 am today (Friday), Boko Haram terrorists launched a massive attack on Konduga town, about 35 kilometres from Maiduguri. After about three hours of fierce fighting, Nigerian troops routed the Boko Haram fighting force of over a hundred terrorists. Further to the staggering loss of men, Boko Haram also suffered extensive losses in equipment. Four Nigerian soldiers were wounded in action. The entire area is still being combed for terrorists who may have escaped with bullet wounds. Morale of troops remains very high.” the statement reads. Continue…

The Nigerian Army also said that photographs taken from the scene of the attack will be circulated once they finish processing them.

The War Hero, who played a key role in the Nigerian Civil War (1967-1970), Brig.-Gen Benjamin Adekunle (retd.), A.k.a “Black Scorpion”, died this morning at the age of 78.

 

But pressed to clear up doubts about how President Barack Obama sees the conflict, the White House and Pentagon left little doubt.

“We’re engaged in a major counterterrorism operation, and it’s going to be a long-term counterterrorism operation,” Kerry told CBS News.
“I think ‘war’ is the wrong terminology and analogy but the fact is that we are engaged in a very significant global effort to curb terrorist activity,” Kerry said.

Nine persons including a child died this morning in a fatal multiple accident that occurred along the Lagos-Ibadan expressway. 

According to eyewitnesses, 2 Mazda cars collided with a Petrol tanker which immediately busted into flames. Men of the Nigeria Fire Service, Police and FRSC are currently at the scene managing the situation. The fire has since been put out but the traffic is still said to be on a standstill. Continue…