Tuesday 1 October 2013
Tonto Dikeh Wears “Green White Green” On Nigeria’s Independence
Gospel Singer,Maheeda shows off her crotch & boobs to mark Independence(+18Photos)
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Rick Ross Reveals Why NY Legend Turned Him Down: "I Offered Him A Deal"
According to Ricky Rozay, rap icon Kool G. Rap had an opportunity to join MMG before the label blew up around late 2010.
"You hit it right on the head," Ross said when asked if Kool G. Rap is one of his early influences. "It was a point I fly G. Rap down to Miami and I offered G. Rap a deal, this was years ago, this was before Maybach Music Group had really took form. I was such a huge fan and we got into the studio and we did maybe three records in a couple hours. I was like, 'Man.' We did one record we released titled 'Knife Fight.' It was just good to see the homie on his feet, still doing good. [Why didn't it work out?] For different reasons. I'm not really sure. We both agreed to certain things but through time or whatever, he was doing his thing."
God Created Me This Way, I'm Not Gay - Tosin Silver
A Nigerian student, Tosin Silver Damolekun, who's been accused all his life of being gay for his feminine look has released a new set of controversial photos.Tosin Silver previously lamented that gay men approach him all the time and ask for a date. He also used to get proposals via anonymous calls and SMSs. However, the student denied allegations in homosexuality and released the following statement:
“I'm proud of who I am, I have to love myself the way I am, I used to have a very low self esteem because of my look but now I've got to flaunt my body cos God created me”.
See new photos of this guy below:
Karen Igho flaunts her stunning curves in Backless dress
Looking like Kim K from the back
Another hot pic below
FG Invokes "No Work, No Pay" Policy For ASUU Lecturers
Some of the federal university vice chancellors have not paid the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) members their August and September salaries in compliance with the government’s directive.
Some branch chairmen of ASUU see the government and vice chancellor’s move as an attempt to break the rank of their members, insisting that their members are resolute on the ongoing strike.
Some ASUU branch chairmen told Daily Sun that text messages were sent to vice chancellors to apply the ‘no work, no pay’ labour rules to academic staff on strike and that the decision had affected the payment of salary of non-academic staff in the university system.
According to one of the branch chairmen, he and his exco confronted their university management over the salary delay and the he showed them the text message asking them not to pay salary to ASUU members.
He stressed that the ‘no work, no pay’ labour rule had never worked, pointing out that ASUU has a counter-measure, which was ‘no pay, no work,’ and that the union was not on strike because of salary increment.
