‘My Wife Tried To Kill Me After I Caught Her Having S-ex With 2 Women’ – John Fashanu

 

John Fashanu says wife tried to KILL him after ‘walking in on raunchy S3x party’
The former Gladiators host is now at the centre of a bitter divorce battle with Abigail – and also insists SHE cheated on him with a woman

 Soccer legend John Fashanu has accused his wife of trying to kill him – after she allegedly found him bedding two women at the same time.
The retired former Wimbledon and England striker said estranged Abigail Onyekwelu went for him with a knife during a furious row at their home.

Fashanu, also a former Gladiators host, is now at the centre of a bitter divorce battle with Abigail – and insists SHE cheated on him with a woman.
She denies his claims and the ­astonishing battle – which includes the ­accusation that he bedded their maid – is to be played out in the high court in Abuja, Nigeria.

Furious Abigail, 48, said last night: “Good riddance to bad rubbish! I’ve left him and washed my hands.”
But Fashanu, 52 – dubbed Fash the Bash for his hardman reputation in Wimbledon’s famous “Crazy Gang” – hit back with an extraordinary series of allegations.
He said he had to call in police to protect him from knife-wielding Abigail and was devastated to find her in bed with another woman.

S-ex Starved Brother Slept With Blood Sister, Gets Her Pregnant

In Malawi, two siblings, Zione Jere, 17 and Nelson Jere, 21, have been detained for engaging in incest, Mzimba Police PRO, Constable Gabriel Chiona confirms.“Yes I can confirm that we have arrested the two, who are brother and sister on suspicion that they committed incest,” Chiona was quoted as saying.

Xenophobic: Nigerian Men Are Snatching Our Wives – South African Politician

South African politician, Makashule Gana, has said some of his compatriots have complained to him that they are angry with Nigerians and other immigrants because they snatched their girlfriends.
Gana, a Deputy Federal Chairperson of Democratic Alliance, made this disclosure in at an anti-xenophobia rally, held at Constitution Hill.

South African newspaper, City Press, reported that Gana advised that rather than get angry and take the anger out on foreigners, South African men should “provide” properly for women, rather than lash out at non-nationals for “stealing” women away. Gana urged the crowd at the rally to spread the message of not taking part in xenophobic attacks to “our wives, girlfriends, boyfriends, makhwaphenis (secret lovers), neighbours and brothers”.

I dedicate my victory to all Imo people – Okorocha on April 26, 2015 /in News 9:42 pm

By Chidi Nkwopara

 OWERRI—Imo State governor, Chief Rochas Okorocha, said Sunday, that he was dedicating his victory at the polls to the citizenry who remained the pillars of his success.
Chief Okorocha stated this while speaking at a thanksgiving service held at Government House Chapel, Owerri.
“I dedicate my victory at the polls to the entire Imo people. They are the main victors as they had stood by me in the last four years and never wavered in their support for my administration,” Okorocha said.
The governor said he had always  asked God to bless him so he could bless others, adding that he also asked God to give him leadership position to positively impact on the people.

U.S VP hails Jonathan’s leadership as good example on April 21, 2015 / in News 3:20 pm

U.S Vice-President Joe Biden on Tuesday commended President Goodluck Jonathan’s acceptance of the elections results and show of statesmanship by congratulating the President-elect, retired Maj.-Gen. Muhammadu Buhari. A statement issued by the U.S Diplomatic Mission in Nigeria stated that Biden spoke with Jonathan in a telephone conversation from Washington D.C.
“Vice-President Joe Biden spoke today with Nigerian President Goodluck Jonathan, to commend him for his leadership in ensuring Nigeria’s recent elections were peaceful and orderly.

Emenike to quit Fenerbahce on April 07, 2015 / in Sports 9:13 pm

Last week’s armed attack on the Fenerbahce team bus has further convinced Nigeria striker Emmanuel Emenike that he has to walk away from the Turkish champions where he earns 2.5 million Euros a year.
Top sources informed that Emenike, like most other Fenerbahce stars, was devastated by the attack in which the team bus driver was hurt

Emenike has not hidden the fact that he wants out at Fenerbahce after he lost the support of the fans as he struggles to score goals.
The armed attack has now been described as “the final straw that broke the camel’s back” as the big striker is more than convinced he needs to quit the Istanbul giants if he were to be back at his best.

              Emmanuel Emenike

PSG make Marseille pay with quickfire double to return to top of Ligue 1

latan Ibrahimovic celebrates with team-mates in the background after an own-goal from Jérémy Morel gave PSG a 3-2 lead away to Marseille. Photograph:

Two goals in three minutes earned Paris St Germain a thrilling win against their bitter rivals Marseille as the French champions regained the Ligue 1 lead on Sunday.

André-Pierre Gignac scored twice as Marseille reached the interval with a 2-1 advantage after Blaise Matuidi had equalised, only for the visitors to score through Marquinhos and Jérémy Morel’s own-goal in the 49th and 51st minutes.

PSG have 62 points with seven games left and lead Lyon, who beat Guingamp 3-1 away on Saturday, by one point with Marseille in third on 57.
Marseille, who had lost only one of their last eight league games, were on the back foot early on but they went ahead on the half-hour when Gignac sent a powerful header past Salvatore Sirigu from Dimitri Payet’s cross.
In the 35th minute PSG hit back with Matuidi

Seek divine wisdom before choosing people who will work with you, Mbaka tells Buhari on April 03, 2015 / in News 12:41 am

BY FRANCIS IGATA

ENUGU – Firebrand cleric, Rev. Fr. Ejike Mbaka of the Adoration Ministry, Enugu has congratulated General Muhammadu Buhari on his victory at the presidential election and worn him to seek divine wisdom before choosing  people he would work with.

Mbaka, whose New Year Message entitled “From Goodluck to Badluck” elicited mixed reactions across the country, described Buhari’s emergence as a divine victory for Nigerians.
The priest, in a press briefing, through the spokesman of the ministry, Barr. Maximus Ike Ugwuoke, urged the President-Elect to devote attention in tackling the myriads of problems facing the country.

“It is with vindictive joy and glory to God that Adoration ministry, the nation and indeed the 
worldsaw the fulfillment of Fr Mbaka’s New Year prophesy of Change with the miraculous victorious emergence of General Muhammed Buhari

Google could be fined £4.4bn as Brussels signals legal challenge in offing

Margrethe Vestager, European competition commissioner, appears to be taking forward complaints of 30 online firms that Google is harming their businesses



Google could be fined up to 10% of its worldwide revenues, which were $66bn (£44bn) in 2014. Photograph: Chris Ison

 Google could face a fine of up to $6.6bn (£4.4bn) after the European Commission began to update its evidence against the search engine – signalling that Brussels has decided to launch a full-blown legal challenge into its dominance.

The newly installed competition commissioner, Margrethe Vestager, whose political career inspired the blockbuster television series Borgen in her native Denmark, has begun updating evidence against Google and weighing whether to ramp up Europe’s five-year probe into Google’s search practices by releasing a new statement of objections.
More than 30 companies from Europe and the United States, including travel websites Expedia and Trip Advisor, price-comparison sites Nextag and Foundem, and the software group Microsoft, have complained that Google is harming their businesses.

The suggestion from Brussels is that Vestager has decided to take their cases forward, which could result in Google being fined up to 10% of its worldwide revenues, which were $66bn in 2014. The commission has in recent days contacted most of the complainants

Iran nuclear talks: Obama hails 'historic' agreement as Iranians celebrate

On Thursday, news of the framework announcement broke as Iranians celebrated the final night of the new year holidays, Nowruz
Iranians celebrate the new year in March, to coincide with the spring vernal equinox. This year, Nowruz began on March 21, marking the beginning of the year 1393 in the Persian calendar. Nowruz is a secular festival that is also celebrated in neighboring countries, like Afghanistan, Tajikistan and Uzbekistan.

           The Guardian’s Tehran Bureau wrote recently of Nowruz:

    The time and date of Nowruz varies every year but the same traditions are always observed – beginning with fire jumping on the last Tuesday of the old year and ending with a national picnic on the 13th day of the new year. The festival centres around the Haft Sin arrangement, where seven items, all beginning with the sound of ‘S’ in Persian, are placed on a table or the floor to symbolise health, prosperity and renewed life.

Obama phoned Binyamin Netanyahu on Thursday to discuss the latest breakthrough in nuclear negotiations, according to a statement provided by the White House, reports Sabrina Siddiqui:

    The President emphasized that, while nothing is agreed until everything is, the framework represents significant progress towards a lasting, comprehensive solution that cuts off all of Iran’s pathways to a bomb and verifiably ensures the peaceful nature of Iran’s nuclear program going forward. He underscored that progress on the nuclear issue in no way diminishes our concerns with respect to Iran’s sponsorship of terrorism and threats towards Israel and emphasized that the United States remains steadfast in our commitment to the security of Israel. The President told the Prime Minister that he has directed his national security team to increase consultations with the new Israeli government about how we can further strengthen our long-term security cooperation with Israel and remain vigilant in countering Iran’s threats.”
    Earlier in the day, Obama acknowledged in public remarks that he and the Israeli prime minister disagree on the US efforts to secure a nuclear deal with Iran. Tension between the two world leaders has escalated in recent weeks amid the negotiations, but Obama reiterated his commitment to Israel when addressing the tentative framework.

 Many Iranians bypassed the state’s strict internet filter system, to post celebratory pictures on social media sites. 

            

Here’s a round-up of some of the night’s vines, tweets and instagrams from the streets of Tehra.
Reuters is reporting that President Obama called Saudi Arabia’s King Salman bin Abdulaziz al-Saud on Thursday to discuss the deal international negotiators reached with Iran on its nuclear program.

Obama invited Salman and the Gulf Cooperation Council to Camp David for a summit to continue conversations on Iran, the White House said.
Saudi Arabi, Iran’s main regional rival, has long made clear its unhappiness with the emerging deal, the Guardian’s Middle East editor Ian Black wrote on Monday:
    Still, unlike Israel, which flatly opposes any agreement, Saudi Arabia has adopted a more subtle approach. [...]

    The Saudis have hinted for years that they would turn to Pakistan if they felt threatened by a nuclear Iran. Last year they displayed their Chinese-made intermediate-range ballistic missiles — capable of reaching Tehran — at a parade attended by the general who controls Pakistan’s nuclear arsenal. It was, said the Brookings Institution analyst Bruce Riedel, “ a very calculated signal”.

    But the Saudis have wider concerns: an American-Iranian rapprochement, they fear, will undermine their own influence and security. Prince Turki al-Faisal, the former Saudi intelligence chief, warned in London earlier this month that the romance was now “nearing consummation”.
For more than 10 years, diplomatic attempts have been made to address Iran’s nuclear policy. Here’s a useful timeline of the nuclear talks so far, going back to August 2002.

 
    Women sitting in a car flash the “V for Victory” sign as they celebrate on Valiasr street. Photograph: Atta Kenare

The arms-proliferation experts at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace are giving Thursday’s nuclear deal with Iran a passing grade, reports the Guardian’s Spencer Ackerman:  They have pronounced themselves pleasantly surprised by the strength of the deal’s restrictions and verification measures and sanguine about some of its areas of technical vagueness.

    George Perkovich, Carnegie’s vice-president, said the deal’s provisions to monitor the entire Iranian nuclear supply chain will give the US and its allies enhanced visibility to prevent a so-called “sneak-out” – a surreptitious Iranian path to a bomb. “It’s a very positive development and represents significant progress,” Perkovich said on a conference call with reporters.

    Carnegie analyst James Acton, a physicist, said the framework deal’s lack of specificity on what happens to Iran’s stockpile of 9,700 kg of low-enriched uranium was not a significant proliferation risk. Either Iran will have to “down-blend” it to natural uranium or, as has been suggested in the past, it will ship it out to Russia. “My guess is they haven’t decided,” Acton said. (Under the framework, Iran will retain 300 kg of low-enriched uranium.)

Nigeria’s new president Muhammadu Buhari – the man who jailed Fela Kuti

The newly elected leader of Nigeria was once a military dictator who jailed the musician on trumped-up charges. But the Afrobeat hero and fierce critic of corruption was not easily silenced.

                                          Fela Kuti, onstage in Detroit, 1986. Photograph:

Fela Kuti would surely have been delighted at the first peaceful handover of power in Africa’s biggest democracy, but horrified by the return of Muhammadu Buhari as Nigeria’s new president. Fela, Nigeria’s greatest and most influential musician, was a brave and outrageous political campaigner who spent much of his life furiously attacking his country’s successive military leaders. He was arrested 200 times by different regimes, but only kept in jail for a lengthy period of time by (then) Major-General Buhari, who first came to power in a military coup in December 1983.Fela was sentenced by a military tribunal to five years’ imprisonment on what he always insisted were trumped-up currency charges, but he was released after a year and a half, following another change of military regime.

Fela’s musician son Seun Kuti has since attacked Buhari, saying: “For you to jail that man you must be inherently evil.” Buhari was something of a quirky authoritarian: he became notorious for his “war against indiscipline” in which soldiers whipped commuters to make sure they formed orderly queues at bus stops, and civil servants who arrived late for work were ordered to perform frog squats. As for the charge that led to Fela’s imprisonment, it seems like a petty matter in which the musician was indeed innocent, but which was used by the authorities to keep him quiet. In September 1984, he and his band were at Lagos

Ultra-traditional Catholics rebel against pope in Brazil: ‘He is less Catholic than us’

 A ceremony at the monastery outside Nova Friburgo in south-eastern Brazil. Photograph: 

In a secluded monastery in south-eastern Brazil, a breakaway group of ultra-conservative Catholics gathered to participate in an act of rebellion against the pope.
The setting could hardly have been more tranquil: rolling green hills, purple-glory trees, palm leaves swaying in the wind and a temporary chapel made of breeze block walls and a tin roof left partially open to the elements.
But the 50 or so priests, Benedictine monks, nuns and other worshippers who file into Santa Cruz monastery on Saturday were no ordinary congregation. Hailing from Europe, the US and Latin America, they described themselves as a “resistance” movement against  reforms.
In favour of Latin services – and fiercely

Record number of migrants expected to drown in Mediterranean this year

In the first quarter of 2015, nearly 500 migrants have drowned, ten times as many as in the same period of 2014, leading to fears of a record death rate this year

A motor boat from the Italian frigate Grecale approaches a boat overcrowded with migrants in the Mediterranean. Photograph: Italian Navy

A record number of migrants will drown in the Mediterranean this year if the current death rate remains unchecked, after 10 times as many migrants lost their lives during the first three months of 2015 as during the equivalent period in 2014.

Made in Britain? The Saudi-led attack on a Yemeni refugee camp

 David Cameron watches a Eurofighter Typhoon during a visit to BAE Systems in Warton, Lancashire. Photograph.

Wednesday 1 April 2015 13.28 BST

On Monday, a Saudi-led coalition apparently dropped bombs on a refugee camp in northern Yemen. It’s perfectly likely that, as they have admitted before, the Saudis may have used jet fighters that were made in the UK. After all, Saudi Arabia is the UK defence industry’s largest export market. More than 40 innocent people died. Around 200 were injured, many seriously. The Yemeni state news agency showed pictures of dead children laid out on the floor.

Apparently, the Saudis were trying to hit a nearby Houthi rebel position. “It could have been that the fighter jets replied to fire, and we cannot confirm that it was a refugee camp,” said a spokesman for the Saudi regime, lamely. Well yes, it was a refugee camp, confirmed the UN. And if the Saudis invade Yemen, thus further extending the widening gyre of Sunni/Shia conflict, expect a lot more of the same. For if you think the Middle East could not get any worse, think again. And if you think it has little to do with us, that’s because

Nigeria elections: Muhammadu Buhari hails peaceful handover of power Goodluck Jonathan said he have embraced peace election is not do or die affaire.

Election winner congratulates outgoing president for peacefully relinquishing power and says move shows world that Nigeria has embraced democracy

Nigeria’s president-elect, Muhammadu Buhari, says Goodluck Jonathan was a ‘worthy opponent and I extend the hand of fellowship

 Nigeria’s election winner, Muhammadu Buhari, congratulated the outgoing president, Goodluck Jonathan, for peacefully relinquishing power on Wednesday, a day after becoming the first Nigerian politician to unseat a sitting leader at the ballot box.
In an unprecedented step, Jonathan phoned Buhari to concede defeat and issued a statement urging his supporters to accept the result, a signal of deepening democracy in Africa’s most populous nation that few had expected.

“President Jonathan was a worthy opponent and I extend the hand of fellowship to him,” Buhari told journalists and supporters. “We have proven