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.
Wednesday, November 5
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.
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.
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