Members of the Rabboni Centre Ministries in Pretoria, South Africa, under instruction from their pastor, Lesego
Daniel, dropped to the
floor to eat grass after the 'man of God' told them it will 'bring them closer to God.' Monday, 13 January 2014
Pics show Rabboni church members throwing up after eating grass
Members of the Rabboni Centre Ministries in Pretoria, South Africa, under instruction from their pastor, Lesego
Daniel, dropped to the
floor to eat grass after the 'man of God' told them it will 'bring them closer to God.' 
Rivers Police deny shooting Senator Magnus Abe
The
Rivers Police Command has denied allegations that its personnel
shot and wounded Sen. Magnus Abe while trying to stop a political rally from holding in Port Harcourt today.Sunday, 12 January 2014
Rihanna gets a new tattoo
The 25 year old singer seems to have added another tattoo to the 20 she already has. She was spotted entering her favorite People believe Oshiomhole gave me N50m — Mother of stowaway teenager
Evelyn
Ohikhena is the mother of the stowaway boy, Daniel, who hid in the
wheels compartment of a Lagos-bound plane belonging to Arik Air from
Benin City last year. In this interview with JAMES AZANIA, she narrates the ordeal of the family after her son’s uncommon adventure
What is the situation now after your son hid in the wheels compartment of a Lagos-bound plane from Benin City last year?
The Edo State Government enrolled him in Edo College. The government put him in a boarding school.
After his enrolment in a boarding school, the state Governor, Mr. Adams
Oshiomhole, promised that he would assist me because my shop got burnt
before the incident. Because I was managing the little resources I had
then,
then,
Kenyan ‘corpse’ wakes up in morgue
Kenyan
authorities have launched an investigation into how a man declared dead
in a hospital woke up alive in its morgue the next day.
Shocked mortuary workers at Naivasha hospital ran away when the body stirred and was seen to be breathing.
Paul Mutora, who had tried to kill himself by swallowing insecticide, was pronounced dead on Wednesday night.
The chief medic said the drug used to treat him slowed the heart beat, which may have led to the
Brazil 2014: Keshi faces selection headache
’TANA AIYEJINA takes a look at some new players, who if given a chance, or want to play for Nigeria, could bring more quality into the Super Eagles as coach Stephen Keshi prepares his side for the 2014 World Cup
Saturday, 11 January 2014
Hot Photos Of Meet Mikel Obi And His Russian girlfriend
Chelsea footballer, John Obi Mikel appears to be off the market as he has been swept off his feet by a Russian beauty. Her name is Olga Diyachenko and she living with the Nigerian footballer in the UK. Pictures have emerged of the loved up pair.More photos after the cut...
PHCN abandoned me after I sustained spinal cord injury on electric pole –Sacked employee
Sixty per cent of the work force of the
Power Holding Company of Nigeria got letters disengaging them from the
services of the organisation, following the final process of its
privatisation.
But for each of those individuals who
lost their jobs after the new owners of PHCN took over on
Indian street kids float own bank
A group of street children in India have opened their own bank.
The
bank, known as the Children’s Development Khazana, was set up and is now
run by children in the Fatehpuri neighbourhood of Old Delhi, India.
It’s tough carrying out rituals in US, Europe –Ifa Priests
What is sauce for the goose is sauce for
the gander goes a popular idiom. But this saying does not apply to every
situation. Places of worship for Nigerian Christians and Muslims in
Europe, Latin America, Canada, Australia and the United States are
ubiquitous. But where do Nigerian traditional
It’s great to be back –Messi
Lionel Messi admitted he was ‘very happy to return’ after he came on and scored two goals in Barcelona’s 4-0 win over Getafe on Wednesday, Eurosport reports.
Nigerians in Cote d’Ivoire wants FG’s scholarship awards
Some Nigerians resident in Cote d’Ivoire on Friday in Abidjan appealed to President Goodluck Jonathan to extend scholarship awards to Nigerians living abroad.
They spoke to the News Agency of Nigeria when they turned out en masse to welcome Jonathan at the Felix Houphouet-Boigny Airport.
The President is attending a meeting of ECOWAS Heads of Government with the Japanese Prime Minister.
Glo/CAF award: I’m disappointed Mikel didn’t win, says Minister
Sports Minister Bolaji Abdulahi
on Friday expressed disappointment that Mikel Obi failed to clinch the
Glo/CAF African Footballer of the Year Awards.
Abdulahi, made the remark in an interview with the News Agency of Nigeria in Lagos.
He said that Yaya Toure of Cote d’Ivoire considered all the nominees in the category as worthy contenders in spite of the fact that he beat Obi to the second position.
Abdulahi, made the remark in an interview with the News Agency of Nigeria in Lagos.
He said that Yaya Toure of Cote d’Ivoire considered all the nominees in the category as worthy contenders in spite of the fact that he beat Obi to the second position.
US approves new drug for treatment of type 2 diabetes
The US Food and Drug
and Administration has announced the approval of a drug called Farxiga
(dapaglifozin) to help treat adults with type 2 diabetes. The tablets,
in combination with diet and exercise, are said to improve control of
blood sugar levels.
According to the American Diabetes Association, approximately 25.8 million people in the US have diabetes. Type 2 diabetes accounts for around 90% of these cases.
Type 2 diabetes is characterized by high blood glucose
(hyperglycemia). This is a result of the body being unable to produce
enough insulin, or not being able to use the insulin properly (insulin
resistance).
New Glue could mend injured/wounded hearts
In
one episode of the TV show “Star Trek: The Next Generation,” Captain
Jean-Luc Picard is stabbed in the chest but survives thanks to a device
that stitches up wounds in his heart. Now, real researchers have
invented an adhesive that can also repair heart wounds.
The glue bonds to heart tissue,
and is as strong as stitches or staples, sealing wounds while avoiding
complications, say its inventors, Jeffrey M. Karp, an associate
professor of medicine at Harvard
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