Friday 26 August 2016

Nollywood Actress, Ebube Nwagbo Says She Is Scared Of Marriage

Nollywood Actress, Ebube Nwagbo Says She Is Scared Of Marriage

Ask me if she is a les, i'll tell that i don't know o!
The actress shared her fears concerning marriage following the high cases of divorce in the industry.





The Anambra State-born actress told ‘Star Gist’ in an interview.
She said: “I try to keep to myself, but the industry where I find myself is a complex one.
“You have to be very close to me to know the real Ebube, because most times I camouflage just to create an impression.

“The real me is not what you see on TV or read on the papers , but I am also human; I have my moods, my bad sides, my flaws, etc.
“I love the good things of life, so I work hard to get them.
“I only stress myself when money is involved.
“Marriage is always going to be at the right time, and don’t ask me when is the right time.
“I’m single but I’m not searching, Why would I?
“Well, I am seeing somebody, but starting my own family I can’t say for now.
“But I will do that at the right time.
“I don’t like doing something and later jump out of it.
“I take my time to do whatsoever I want to do making sure it is the right decision.
“I am scared of marriage, we see divorce everyday.

“Although no one goes into marriage believing she would soon jump out of it.
“I strongly believe that before a couple considers divorce, they must have put in their best to make it work, all to no avail.
“Marriage in the limelight is not easy, even those outside it are not surviving easily.

“For me, before I take the decision, it just has to be right.
“I have learnt a lot from other people’s mistakes and that has helped me a lot.
“Being in a relationship alone is not easy not to mention marriage, I just want to do it right to avoid regrets.
“So I am treading carefully.


Man Carries Dead Wife For Miles Because He Could Not Afford An Ambulance


Man Carries Dead Wife For Miles Because He Could Not Afford An Ambulance





A footage has emerged showing an impoverished man carrying the body of his dead wife along a road after .
Dana Majhi was filmed with his wife over his shoulders wrapped in sheets and his heartbroken teenage daughter by his side as he headed towards his home nearly 50 miles from the hospital in Bhawanipatna town, India. 

By the time an ambulance arrived, courtesy of local youths who alerted officials, Mr Majhi had walked over seven miles towards his home in Melghar village. Mr Majhi’s 42-year-old wife died from tuberculosis on Wednesday morning and he said that he requested a vehicle to transport the body home for the last rites but the hospital where she died failed to provide an ambulance.










However, he claimed that there was no response, that hospital staff insisted that he move the body and that he couldn't afford a private ambulance.

He told Indian Express: ‘I requested everyone, but no one listened. What option did I have other than carrying her?’ 'Since I am a poor man and could not hire a private vehicle, I had no choice.' 

BBC.
Rio Olympics: Senate set to probe Dalung Nomso Obiajuru 10 minutes ago 1 Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Send email – The Senate will probe the role of Solomon Dalung over team Nigeria’s poor performance at the just concluded Rio Olympic games – Senator Joe Ogba says only President Buhari can sack Dalung – Ogba criticizes Nigeria Under 23 team for collecting money from a Japanese plastic surgeon and football enthusiast, Dr. katsuya Takasu The Senate has revealed plans to probe the roles of Solomon Dalung and the Nigeria Olympics Committee (NOC), over team Nigeria’s poor performance at the just concluded Rio Olympic games. This follows a third place finish by the Nigeria U23 team, which gave the country’s contingent its only medal at the competition. According to Senator Joe Obinna Ogba, chairman of the Senate Committee on Sports, a lot of factors ranging from poor funding to logistics, contributed to Nigeria’s abysmal performance at the Olympics Games Speaking to newsmen on Thursday, August 25, in Abuja, Ogba said the Senate will look into the circumstances when it resumes from recess next month, The Sun reports. Ogba, who was part of the official delegation to Brazil, said: “My committee intends to invite the NOC to come and brief us on the Olympics. Apart from the late arrival of our athletes’ kits, you can see even our national anthem at the opening ceremony was the wrong one. So, all these, we are going to find out what happened when we resume.” On the donation of $390,000 to the Dream Team VI by a Japanese plastic surgeon and football enthusiast, Dr. katsuya Takasu, the lawmaker said it was wrong of the team to receive the money because, its source was unknown. “I do not think it was nice for our country to accept such money, given the happenings around world now. Money is good, but it’s not every money that comes your way that you collect. So, I associate myself fully with the President of the Nigeria Football Federation,” he noted. On the calls for the resignation of Minister Dalung, Ogba said such calls were not part of Nigeria’s culture, as only the president can hire and fire a minister. He therefore urged Nigerians to plead with President Muhammadu Buhari to release adequate funds to the Ministry of Sports in order for it to fulfil its obligations. “So, I associate myself fully with the President of the Nigeria Football Federation,” he noted.
Read more: https://www.naij.com/943444-senate-set-probe-dalung.html

Checkout Photos of DJ Khaled, Fabolous, A$AP Rocky & More at Justine Skye’s 21st Birthday Dinner

Gov Ambode attends the 4th progressives governance lecture series in Kaduna

Gov Ambode attends the 4th progressives governance lecture series in Kaduna

 
 
The Governor of Lagos State, Akinwunmi Ambode with Chairman, Progressives Governors’ Forum and Imo State Governor, Owelle Rochas Okorocha, and Osun State Governor, Ogbeni Rauf Aregbesolawith the Guest Lecturer & former Governor of Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), Prof. Charles Soludo. Others in attendance include Niger State Governor, Alhaji Abubakar S. Bello, Governor of Kaduna State, Nasir El-Rufai, during the 4th Progressive Governance Lecture Series  with the topic - Building the Economy of States: Challenge of Developing Inclusively Sustainable Growth,  in  Kaduna on Thursday, August 25, 2016.
 
See more photos below: