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Tuesday, November 11

The War Has Just Begun

Tyga says he won't allow Kim K dictate his life or allow her to trash him to her sisters because of his relationship with Kylie.





Kim Kardashian and Tyga fighting?
 Well, the war began when the reality star cropped the rapper out of a family photo she posted on Instagram, taken at French Montana's 30 birthday bash in Los Angeles on Sunday.
 Apparently, the 34-year-old TV star doesn't approve of the former Cash Money star's relationship with her kid sister Kylie Jenner. Especially given the fact that Tyga's ex baby mama, Blac Chyna is a very good friend.
A source connected to Kim told TMZ, that she didn't have any issue with whom Kylie decides to date but felt it was disrespectful of them, and their 'friendship' placed her in a difficult situation.
Well, does that justify her cropping him out of that photo? Looks like the rapper didn't find the act right.
According to Hollywood Life, a source close to the father of one told them:
"Tyga didn’t really know Kim had an issue with him hanging out and working on projects with Kylie. Tyga thought he was cool with Kim and everybody else in the family. He doesn’t have a problem with Kim, but he’s not about to let her dictate his life or allow her to trash him to her sisters and the rest of the family,”
The source also added that: “Tyga doesn’t understand why Kim is bothered by his friendship with Kylie. He thinks she’s overreacting, but whatever…. He’s going to be him, regardless [Kim's feelings]”
Meanwhile, Momager Kris Jenner had previously denied there is anything going on between Tyga and Kylie saying the “boys just show up [at my house] because of my cooking.” In addition, Tyga slammed a fan on Twitter last month for questioning his relationship with Kylie.
However, it remains uncertain if Kim purposefully took him out of that photo or she deliberately did it because she didn't want her friend Blac to feel she's siding the new “TyLie” alleged secret affair.
But what do you think? Do you see a fight here?

Monday, November 10

I'll Walk by Oluwaseyi Ige

 A smile here, a pat there

On and on I plodded

I know this walk will one day be applauded


Sneering, jeering and a smirk

Was all I could get from my admirers

'Keep the face straight' I told myself

Even they have got a heart heavier than mine

For help you could turn nowhere

As every man has got his own load to carry


A problem shared is half solved they say

Now it looks like a problem shared is worry doubled

Looking ahead is what I always do

Hoping this maxim will hold true:

The best days are yet to come


So in all these I've told myself

The road to go may be arduous and tortuous

If I have to, I'll drudge it

But there is no way I'm ever going to give up

THE TITLE IS CHELSEA'S TO LOOSE SAYS WENGER

 Arsenal's manager "Arsene Wenger" all but conceded the Premier League title to leaders Chelsea after seeing his side let slip a one-goal lead in a 2-1 loss away to Swansea on Sunday.
Defeat left the Gunners 12 points behind Jose Mourinho's table-toppers after only 11 league games played.
There might be more than two-thirds of the season left and the small matter of 81 points to play for, but Wenger believes Arsenal's London rivals are unstoppable.
"At the moment Chelsea are on course for 100 points this season," said Wenger, who won the last of his three Premier League title as Gunners boss during the 2003/04 season.
"If you look at the number of points they have today, if they keep that up nobody will catch them, that's for sure," the Frenchman added.
"There doesn't look to be anybody capable to challenge them at the moment."
Having relinquished a three-goal lead at home to Anderlecht during a 3-3 Champions League in midweek, the Gunners' defensive frailties were on display again in south Wales.
Alexis Sanchez gave Arsenal a 63rd-minute lead at the Liberty Stadium, but two goals in three minutes in the final quarter, from Gylfi Sigurdsson and substitute Bafetimbi Gomis, left Wenger empty-handed.
"I think it's a game that we were quite in control of at 1-0," Wenger said. "But I felt that we allowed them back into the game by losing some challenges in the middle of the park. You cannot afford to lose them.
"It's unfortunate to lose a game like that but we were not rigorous until the end.
"We produced quite a decent performance for 75 minutes but you have to last for 90 minutes. It's disappointing but we have to take it on the chin.
"But give Swansea credit...Swansea are a good team."
Wenger added: "We have had a very disappointing week, considering the performances we produced and the end results we got, it's very disappointing.
"We were 3-0 up against Anderlecht and 1-0 up today and in the end we lose two points against Anderlecht and three points today. You have to be capable, once you are 1-0 up and a big team, to win the game.
"I don't know how much damaging it is, but we had an opportunity to come back into the top four."
Swansea manager Garry Monk was understandably delighted with a victory that saw his side leapfrog Arsenal into fifth place.
"We had some unfortunate injuries in the week, but I have belief in the squad and it takes a squad not just 11 players," Monk said.
"I think we saw again today that we have that inner belief and mentality. It was certainly what carried us through today.
"When we were 1-0 down, I was thinking what we could do. I felt we had the crowd with us and when we got the equaliser, I thought we needed to seize the initiative. That was why I put Bafe on.
"We prepared for the best Arsenal side today and we understood just how much they can hurt you, at any moment," Monk added.
"I know they suffered in midweek but they are capable of upping it at any moment. But the way we worked was outstanding.
"Of course, we are very happy going into the international break. We have had a tough time, but it was crucial we took points from our last two games.
"We won't always get it right but we have to make sure that we stay in games right until the very end."

SHEKAU DENIES CEASEFIRE DEAL

 Boko Haram leader, Abubakar Shekau yesterday dismissed claims about ceasefire talks between his group and the government, even as Federal Government officials are now trading blames over the phantom ceasefire deal brokered by the President of Chad, Idriss Déby.
A new Boko Haram video obtained by AFP yesterday showed militants on an armoured vehicle parading down a road in an unidentified town they apparently control and the group’s leader Abubakar Shekau preaching to the residents.
Abuja - Boko Haram had already renamed Gwoza in Borno as Darul Hikma or House of Wisdom and Mubi in Adamawa as Madinatul Islam which means City of Islam.
In the 44-minute video, Shekau, who is pictured in close-up shots dismissed government claims about ceasefire talks and threatened to kill the man who presented himself as Boko Haram’s negotiator.

Also read: Shekau claims kidnapped Chibok girls married
The video, which was delivered through the same channels as past messages, shows armed men lined along a well-paved road, with three pick-up trucks, with heavy weapons also visible.
Black crested flags associated with the Islamist group are also shown.
In the video, Shekau restated a call he first made in August, saying, “We have indeed established an Islamic caliphate. To everyone living in Islamic Caliphate, we convey our greetings,” he said, specifically mentioning “brethren” in Afghanistan, Pakistan, Azerbaijan, Shishan (an Islamist term for Chechnya), Yemen, Somalia and “The caliphate in Iraq and Syria.”
- AFP

THE PROBLEM MOST MEN IGNORE

Abuja – If you’ve ever had a penis you’ll know that the biggest problem you can have with him is if he’s too lazy and depressed to get up in the morning.
Well it seems most guys who have a hard time with their slouching members don’t really do anything about it, Men’s Health reports.
According to a study by the Southern Illinois University, only about 25% of men who are diagnosed with erectile dysfunction actually seek out treatment.
But it might not be their lack of love for their little brothers, study authors said.
According to them, it might be the high cost of ED drugs that might be putting suffers off .
Read more at Men’s Health.

MOB FORCES MILITARY OFF YOBE BOMBING SCENE

Potiskum - Members of the military have reportedly fled angry residents incensed by the spate of bombings in Postikum, Yobe State.

The flare of tempers followed the death of 47 students and the injury of about 80 others when a suicide bomb detonated at the Government Science Secondary School on Monday.
According to police, the suicide bomber disguised as a student blew self-up at the school's assembly ground.
Angry mobs protested the second suicide bombing in the spate of a week by mocking the soldiers.

Also read: Yobe school blast: Death toll rises to 47
The military had come to the school to rescue the injured students and convey the corpses to the hospital.
“We are better off without you. We do not want you again in our town, you are useless to us,” read a placard from the irate crowd.
According to our correspondent, soldiers sped off the scene.
Contacted moments after the incident, the Yobe state Commissioner of Police, Markus Danladi, who confirmed the bombing, said he was on his way to the scene of the incident as he had no details. 

- CAJ News

Wednesday, November 5

CHRIS BROWN AND RIHANNA BACK IN LOVE{?

Chris Brown and Rihanna are rumoured to have reunited given their actions and words over the last few weeks. Brown recently publicly cut ties with model girlfriend, Karrueche Tran, saying he didn’t want her to get hurt over his friendship with former mate, Rihanna, according to MTV today.
Now pictures have hit the Web that show Tran leaving Brown’s house, the two setting off in separate vehicles and hook­ing back up at an L.A. area convenience store where Brown appeared to pay for Karrueche Tran’s gasoline. This happened after Brown and Rihanna were seen acting affectionately at a public event in Beverly Hills last week Saturday night.
And now, rumors have suggested that Rihanna and Brown are about to go public with their relationship, especially as they were caught kissing last week Saturday night. Rihanna continued to hint at the pair’s reconciliation by tweeting Bible ex­cerpts such as, Forgiveness wins, followed later by, For if you forgive people their trespasses… your heavenly Father will also forgive you.
Rihanna is almost done recording her newest single Color Girl, a title that doesn’t go without notice for its perhaps veiled message about her reuniting with Chris Brown. It’s widely held that the singer is waiting for the single’s release to officially announce her relationship with Chris Brown again. Some sources have gone so far as to suggest the two are plan­ning to elope.
According to an insider, “That’s why you’ve been seeing them together a lot more recently. She’s just biding her time and let­ting people get used to it”.
The N.Y. Post News reported that at a re­cent Chris Brown event, Rihanna was never far from Chris Brown’ side as the two got cosy on the couches at Plum Crazy, a night club. The couple chatted with their heads bent close together and were even spotted sharing drinks and a few kisses.
In early October, Rihanna and Brown were seen partying at several NYC clubs, and even attended Jay-Z’s concert at the Barclay’s Centre, later that week.
A few days later, Brown released a drunken video where he contemplated the possibility of being in love with two people at the same time. It seemed obvious at the time he was talking about his renewed affection for Rihanna as well as still caring for Karrueche Tran.

20 FEARED DEAD IN FUEL INFERNO IN KWARA STATE

No fewer than 20 people were feared dead while others sustained injuries in an inferno involving a fuel-laden truck at Bode-Saadu, headquarters of Moro Local Government Area of Kwara State on Monday night.
The fire also destroyed houses, shops and cows worth millions of naira.
Although Sector Commander of the Federal Road Safety Commission (FRSC), Mary Wakawa said only four people died during the accident while four others were seriously injured, residents of the area who spoke with Daily Sun on phone stated that the casualty figure  was not certain, adding that although the accurate number would only be known after the inferno had subsided, about 20 persons may have died.
Spokesman for the University of Ilorin Teaching Hospital (UITH), Oba Hassan Kadiri, told our reporter that four of the accident victims who were brought to the hospital had suffered about 85 degree burns and were already being transferred to different clinics after initial treatment at the Accident and Emergency Unit of the hospital.
According to him, the number of those who sustained injuries was still high as there were still others yet to be transferred to the hospital from the accident scene.
Kadiri also explained that the Kwara State Government had pledged to pick up the bills of the victims.
He said most of the victims were brought in while the Commissioner for Health, Kayode Issa, was at the hospital and subsequently made the pledge on behalf of the government.
It was gathered that the accident occurred at about 9.30 p.m. on Monday as the truck fell while meandering the bad portion of the road. It subsequently burst into flames spilling its content which spread to nearby houses and shops.
Wakawa said: “Last night (Monday) a tanker caught fire at Bode Saadu at about 9.30pm. Eight people were involved, four of them died and four sustained serious injuries.
It was a lone accident and we have been there since yesterday. The fire was still on as at this morning but it has come down. We have sent out our men to the site to clear the road for traffic.”
The corpses of the deceased were later deposited at the UITH mortuary.