After 9 years of marriage TY Bello gives birth to Twins

Congratulations to TY Bello and her husband (Kashetu)as they welcome twins, two boys Christian and Christopher in US on the 9th of October

Google reconnects Linda Ikeji's blog on line

 

Linda Ikeji is more determined than ever to continuing being one of  the best blogger around after she was shutdown by google. Welcome girl,there is nothing like doing what you know how to do best with passion, kudo!

Linda Ikeji’s blog has been shut down

            This is sad,but I know she will be back and better soonest

Thomas Ecric Duncan dies from Ebola

Here is the official statement received hospitalized at Texas Health Presbyterian hospital in Dallas
“It is with profound sadness and heartfelt disappointment that we must inform you of the death of Thomas Eric Duncan this morning at 7:51 a.m.
Mr. Duncan succumbed to an insidious disease, Ebola. He fought courageously in this battle. Our professionals, the doctors and nurses in the unit, as well as the entire Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital Dallas community, are also grieving his passing. We have offered the family our support and condolences at this difficult time.”

Lady Gaga exits the O2 World in Hamburg in Germany showing her butt to the street

OMG lady Gaga……what?

Chef kills & cooks his transsexual wife then takes his own life

Could it be that he did not know he was transsexual before he married her and that was why he did what he did? Just read

27 year old transsexual woman (meaning she used to be a man) named Mayang Prasetyo from Indonesia was murdered by her 28 year old chef husband Marcus Peter Volke who then cooked her in their apartment in Brisbane, Australia. When police entered the home, they found some of Mayang's body spread out across their home while some of her remains were found boiling in chemicals on a stove.

After killing and cooking his wife who once advertised herself as a high-class transsexual escort, Marcus slit his own throat as he fled from police.

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Neigbours of the couple called police after they perceived a terrible smell coming from the apartment on Saturday night October 4th. When police arrived there, Marcus fled the apartment and his body was later found in a wheelie bin close to his home. Nobody knows why he killed his wife but according to his family, he had no history of mental illness or doesn't have a violent record.

Another $5.7million arms money seized by the South African government from Nigeria.

According to South African newspaper City Press, the money was seized by South Africa’s Asset Forfeiture Unit of the National Prosecuting Authority for allegedly being the proceeds of illegal transactions and even shared some documents. The details here

The Asset Forfeiture Unit of the National Prosecuting Authority (NPA) has seized $5.7 million (R64 million) for yet another arms deal between South Africa and Nigeria.
This is the second multimillion-rand arms deal between the two countries in the past month that has resulted in the money being frozen in South African banks.

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Last month, R103 million in $100 bills stashed in suitcases was seized at Lanseria Airport, north of Joburg. The money was frozen in both cases for allegedly being the proceeds of illegal transactions. City Press’ sister paper Rapport has learnt that the department for offences against the state in the Special Investigating Unit is also involved.

 Documents in the newspaper’s possession show that the earlier consignment was approved by the Nigerian government – that country’s national security adviser personally issued the end-user certificate for the transaction. An entire “shopping list” was supplied with the certificate, which included everything from helicopters to unmanned aircraft, rockets and ammunition. Sources close to the investigation said the latest transaction was between Cerberus Risk Solutions, an arms broker in Cape Town, and Societe D’Equipments Internationaux, a Nigerian company in Abuja. An impeccable source said this company paid the R60 million into Cerberus’ account at Standard Bank. Cerberus was previously registered as a broker with the National Conventional Arms Control Committee (NCACC), but the registration expired in May this year. The marketing and contracting permits also expired at the same time. The company has since applied for re-registration, but the application lay in the NCACC’s mailbox for more than two months. Sources told Rapport that Cerberus apparently tried to pay the money back to the Nigerian company, after which the bank became suspicious.

The NPA’s Asset Forfeiture Unit subsequently obtained a court order in the South Gauteng High Court to seize the money. Cerberus’ attorney, Martin Hood, this week declined to comment on the matter. NPA spokesperson Nathi Mncube said there were no indications that the two transactions were related. “However, both are now the subject of a criminal investigation and all possible information and connections are being investigated,” said Mncube.