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Saturday, 20 February 2016

Judges banned the book that would have exposed Samuel Eto’o sex life with his mistress

A porn book she wrote. Nathalie Koah claimed the affair was between 2007 and 2014

But lawyers for the former Cameroon international argued successfully that the book contravened France’s strict privacy laws.

On Thursday, although lawyers for the publishers have now lodged an appeal. Olivier Pardo, for the Paris-based ‘Editions du Moment’, told French news agency AFP: "I’m extremely shocked and flabbergasted by this ‘totally unjustified’ decision." The book not only lays bare the life of Mr. Eto’o but also that of Nathalie Koah. Ms Koah, who is from Cameroon, insists Eto’o published the intimate photos of her on the Internet as revenge when they broke up. She said: "I won’t let myself be knocked down. I’m a victim in this story. I’m not being allowed to tell the truth as it is." In turn, Eto’o has accused her of ‘fraud and breach of trust’. Eto'o, , married his childhood sweetheart Georgette in 2007, and the couple now have four children.

There is no concrete evidence that it is Febrile Rash Ilness was the cause of these kids from8 to72months , but signs and symptoms of the illness suggested Febrile Rash. “Blood samples and throat swabs from the patients and water samples from the community have been taken to the Virology Reference Laboratory.

Maintenance of a clean environment as the government battles to stop the spread of the disease is of essence

You are officially no longer a man

There was an argument amongst friends,one said its ok to raise his hand on his woman to keep her in control especially when she misbehaves. Another said as long as its done once or twice in a year its ok.

In my mind,are these men okay,that is so barbaric,who thinks that way in this day and age.

Anyways,guys is it true or false,any day a man raises his hand to a woman,that is the day he is officially no longer a man?

Friday, 19 February 2016

Tyrese says he cannot marry a celibate,he has to taste it first

He likened it to “Test out the car first”

Just read the interview

Tyrese slammed the ideology and claims it just can’t work in a society of high divorce rates: “It’s enough people getting married and filing for divorce. There’s enough people out here saying, ‘I’m a born again virgin. I’ve had sex before, but I’m just going to hold back.” “I don’t know, I’m still trying to figure it out. I’m not going to have sex, I’m not going to touch you because it’s biblical. “However, I would say, I’m not willing to potentially marry bad sex. If I have one car to test drive, you gotta jump in and do a couple turns. Put in reverse, back up. I’m not marrying bad sex!” “I believe that God’s correction is for your protection. He’s not saying don’t have s*x so he can hold something from you. There are STDs out there. And think about it. If you’re a woman, would you give a man a key to your apartment on the first date?

Wow Wizkid best –dressed pop star in Nigeria

Take a read at the interview he had with Vogue

What’s your closet situation like?
Wizkid: It’s mad. I have my little cousins in my house all the time taking my stuff.

Would you ever do your own clothing line?

Wizkid: I’m hoping to release a clothing line after my EP, planned for April. It’s going to be tracksuits, T-shirts, hats, and African attire as well. I’ll have a special line for traditional [clothes] with my tailors. Taking Africa to the world.

It’s important to you to do this for Africa.
Yeah, it’s a lot of responsibility. Even for my T-shirts, I’m having the real African prints used as the design on them. I’m getting them locally made in the villages in Nigeria. The proper, proper materials.

Ojuelegba is the name of a neighborhood, right? Why is it important to you to shout out where you’re from? Wizkid: Ojuelegba is where I grew up. It’s crazy, rough, tough. That’s what built me into what I am today. The streets of Lagos are definitely different from anywhere else in the world. Making it out of there is just madness. You have to experience it. You have kids on the street hawking, just the hustle and bustle. If you stay in the car and drive past Ojuelegba, you will feel the vibe and you will feel the hustle. It’s a very, very, very, very important place to me, because it’s where one of the studios I started recording is [located]. I was there every day of my life for like three, four, five years.

Where do you live now? Are you clubbing? Is Lagos the place to be? Wizkid: I live in Lekki now. There are new clubs popping up every day. We go to places like Escape, Sip, and it’s madness. December is the craziest time to be in Lagos. I just left there, so I’m pretty exhausted from going hard. Africa is the next thing right now. Talking fashion, music, anything—Africa is on top of all that.