The experience of Ifekoya Adejoke is as harrowing as it is heart-breaking. Lured by a false promise of ‘greener pastures’ abroad, the young Nigerian ended up a merciless victim of human trafficking, chained to a bed in a dingy, dirty Libyan room and forced to sexually satisfy up to 30 men in a single night...

Anita Okoye with her two leading men, husband Paul and son, Andre...

The couple that grooms together, stay forever...:-)

A popular Miami video model and stripper named Estrella reportedly had two of her ribs removed to get the perfect hourglass shape...that she obviously believed she couldn't get with the help of body magic? MTO reports that she flew to South America to have her bottom two ribs removed. The controversial procedure is banned in the US (except for health reasons) because of how dangerous it is. It also has an extensive recovery time of up to 6 months sometimes. See more photos after the cut...

I Love Her & Want To Marry Her – 75-yr-old Impregnates 13-yr Old Girl In Oyo     Music212     November 23, 2014     NEWS     0 baba-muse 75 year old Pa Muse Alabi is  currently at the State Criminal Investigation Department of the Oyo State Police Command, for defilement of a 13-year-old girl (name withheld) allegedly committed by the old man, and which has resulted in pregnancy. Tribune reports that Pa Alabi was doing carpentry work for a lady under whom the victim was an apprentice. The young girl seized the opportunity to tell Pa Alabi to build a safe for her. After giving her the safe, Pa Alabi wooed the girl and she agreed to his proposal. After the first sexual intercourse they had, it was learnt that the suspect gave the girl N200. When she also demanded for a handset, he gave her N1,500 to buy i-tel phone. Four days after, they made love again. Both times were in September this year.In an interview with Crime Reports, Pa Alabi admitted having sex with the girl and the pa

Yvonne Nelson  is known for not wearing bras and she does not seem perturbed about it. She has attended several public events without keeping her breasts inside the bra. The actress was recently was put on the spot when she was asked why she about without wearing a bra, and her response shocked many who were seated inside the Accra International Conference Center,during the 6th edition of 4syte Music Video Awards. Bola Ray, who, hosted the show pushed Yvonne Nelson to the wall to tell the world why she is rarely seen wearing bra. Yvonne Nelson could not avoid the question and answered that she does that because she has small breasts. According to her, her breasts are not big enough to be in bra all the time. She said she prefers leaving them hanging in her dress than putting them through the trauma of housing them in bra.

28 Christians were killed yesterday morning Nov. 22nd after Islamic Shebab extremists ambushed a bus in Kenya as it headed for Nairobi from Mandera, a town close to Somalia. According to reports, the heavily armed extremists separated the Muslims from the Christians by asking them to recite verses from the Qu’ran. Then they ordered the Muslims to get off the bus and then shot the Christians point blank in the head before escaping back to Somalia. A Spokesman for Shebab later said the 28 travelers were killed in retaliation for a raid on mosques in  Mombasa, Kenya last week.

The uncanny revolution for the awakening of the Nige­rian music industry insti­tuted by the organisers of Nigeria’s premier gospel awards, Music and Enter­tainment Gospel Awards (MEGA) was courageously taken to greater heights with the second edition of the pacesetting project which took place in Lagos on Friday November 14, 2014. The award night tagged the ‘MEGA Show’ by the Main Organising Committee (MOC), was held at the Haven Event Cen­tre, Ikeja, GRA, Lagos with glitz, glamour and paparazzi. It was a landmark event which attracted outstanding celebrities such as broadcasting icon, Prince Bisi Olatilo, COSON’s chairman, Chief Tony Okoroji, Rev. Olufemi Ogedemgbe, Snr. Special Asst. (SSA) to the governor of Lagos State; Hotel Support Services’ duo, Dele Coker and Dipo Efunkoya, music legend, Laolu Akins, top presenter and channel owner, Agatha Amata, veteran actor and pro­ducer, Patrick Doyle, ex-reggae star, Amos McRoy Jegg, Broda Martyns, Lara George, Patrick Avoseh, President

Mrs. Ajoke Ahubelem is the Managing Director of AZZON Medical Diagnostic Services, an outfit she incorporated over two decades ago. A trained mid-wife, Ahubelem ven­tured into diagnosis in her desire to make a difference in the nation’s health sector. She shares her favourites with Sunday Sun . Excerpts: What is your favourite colour? My favourite colour is yellow. Favourite food? My favourite food is pounded yam with okro soup; the Ondo people type of okro soup. Favourite at­tire? My favourite attire is a long gown. It is easy to move around in and it does not expose the body. You can wear it to church, to work or even to parties. Favourite car? Honda. Favourite au­thor? Oo Paul. He writes Christian literature. Favourite world leader? Nelson Mandela. He made a lot of sacrifices for his people. Favourite desti­nation? Dubai is my favou­rite spot. It is a very beautiful place. The first time I went there I didn’t want to come back. Favourite de­s

“I don’t like talking about my childhood,” he tells you, fiddling with one of the several cameras on his table. They are of various sizes, makes and shapes. It is a Tuesday morning and it is raining torrentially. But that was not enough to stop him from coming to his studio, where two of his workers are already busy, attending to customers. For Matthew Ibadin, the athletic and fragile looking CEO of Mattson Crea­tions Photography and Academy, the road of life has been a tortuous one. Growing up for him was everything but rosy. This is quite expected, having lost both his mother and father six months apart when he was barely six years old. “You know what that means?” he asks rhetorically, sadness welling up in his eyes as he recollects that grim part of his life’s trajectory. It was enough to break any child’s spirit. But not Mattson. The Uromi, Edo State-born photographer, or photo entrepreneur, as he is wont to describe himself has climbed the ladder of success. To

A new act is poised to light up the entertainment scene in Nigeria and he is none other than Moses Igba aka Holy Man­sion. The artiste, who is also an ambassador for Santa Cruz Beach and who just dropped a new single entitled Yayapu, said: “I was born in Lagos but I am from Benue State. I am calling on all my fans in town to inform them about my latest single and video, Yayapu, which is making waves all over the world. The video has also been released both on the Internet and all local and foreign TV stations.” The video of Yayapu was shot by Patrick Ellis and is marketed and promoted by Smith Baba Entertainment.

It was yet another round of celebrations for for­mer Abia state governor Dr. Orji Uzor Kalu as Enyimba lifted their fourth Federation’s Cup yesterday in Lagos. “You can always bank on Enyimba “, Kalu said ex­citedly, “with this successful Cup defence, I see them equaling Enugu Rangers’ 38-year-old record next year.” Rangers remain the only side to have won the trophy thrice consecutively. It began in 1974, when the Coal City Boys defeated Ismaila Mabo’s Mighty Jets of Jos 2-0 at the National Stadium, Surulere, Lagos. They retained the cup in1975 with a lone goal victory over Sam Ojebode’s Shooting Stars of Ibadan. In 1976, the Flying Antelopes stopped Owura Agyei and the Alyufsalam Rocks of Ilorin 2-0. It was a thing of pride as the Ilorin side paraded about 10 Ghanaians including James Quino and Ahmed Nalando.The lone Nigerian, Humphrey Okechukwu was poached by Rangers at the end of the encounter. Kalu joked yester­day that he could put his cash on The Aba Elepha

Rivers Angel si­lenced Sunshine Queens 2-0 to lift the 2014 Nigeria Women Federation Cup final played at the Teslim Ba­logun Stadium yesterday. Second half strikes from Asisat Oshoala and Stella Mbachu were all the Port Harcourt based outfit that stuffed their starting line up with about 95 percent of Super Falcons players needed to breeze past their opponents from Akure. Angels began the game on a bright note but had their chances thwarted by outstanding Sunshine Queens goalkeeper, Funke Okewole. Oshoala, Aminat Yaakubu and Stella Mba­chu took their turns to miss goal scoring opportunities as they couldn’t get past Okewole. Edwin Okon’s ladies dominated the first twenty minutes of the encounter before Sunshine Queens made their first attacking move through Oyewusi Shola but her efforts was an easy catch for goalkeep­er Ibuheleye Whyte. Aminat failed to get the curtain raiser for her side as her shot hit the wood­work following a well tai­lored cross from Oshoala

Bauchi State Gov­ernor, Mallam Isa Yuguda, has been cleared to contest the Bauchi South Senatorial seat in the 2015 general elections. This followed the presenta­tion of a certificate of clearance to the governor by the screen­ing committee of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) yes­terday. Chief Press Secretary to the governor, Deacon Ishola Adeyemi, in a statement, said the governor was issued the clearance certificate at the end of the screening of aspirants by the PDP in Bauchi at the weekend. The presentation of the clearance certificate has now put to rest, speculations that the governor will contest the senatorial seat in 2015 follow­ing calls by various PDP stake­holders from the seven local government areas of the state that make up the Bauchi South Senatorial District. Chairman of the screening panel, while presenting the certificate to the governor, said Yuguda met all the criteria set up by the party for its aspirants, pointing out that the committee wa

The ongoing industrial action by health workers under the aegis of the Joint Health Sector Unions (JOHESU) is exacting a huge toll on the nation’s beleaguered health system as patients are being turned back in most Federal Government-owned health facilities across the country. Available reports since the strike started, last week, showed that patients at the Lagos University Teaching Hospital (LUTH), Idi Araba, Lagos and the National Orthopedic Hospital, Igbobi, Lagos were amongst those who could not access treatment on account of the dispute between members of JOHESU and the Federal Ministry of Health. Only a few federal health institutions offered skeletal services for emergency cases, with the story virtually the same in all federal health institutions throughout the country. This industrial action has once again brought to the fore the instability of the nation’s health sector which has, in recent times, been buffeted by needless strikes. When nurses are not on strike, it will b

IT is unprecedented in the history of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP). Last week, the National Working Committee (NWC) of the ruling party granted one of its founding members/foundational financier and former governor of Abia State, Dr. Orji Uzor Kalu, (and three other stalwarts) especial waivers to return to the party and also contest next year’s Abia North senatorial election on its all-conquering platform in Dr. Kalu’s case. Before this epochal intervention, a few charlatanistic fellows in the Abia chapter of the party who are merely provincial secretariat operatives had since 2011 when Dr. Kalu re-defected to the party consistently fed the public with tissues of lies on the non-membership of Kalu in the party he co-founded when most of these local champions had not seen the day! The absurdity of it all was that virtually all the persecutors and Kalu-haters were people biting the hand that had fed them in their days of anonymity and political insignificance. K

I think things that are done properly should at any time be commended. And one of such commendable things now is the waiver the PDP national leadership announced in favour of former Abia State governor, Dr. Orji Uzor Kalu. First, while Kalu is quite deserving of the waiver, it is also a positive move by the party when the elections are coming closer and at a time the opposition is doing all it can to snatch any state or constituency it can from the ruling party. I must remind every member of the party in Abia that anyone that loves the party should be part of the duty to work for its progress to retain its leadership in the state. No gainsaying the fact that the reason the fortune of the party is in serious decline in the state is because the bullies that have seized power like a personal franchise in the state felt threatened by the presence of those that would correct them, even as they don’t feel a pinch of their conscience to chop off the hands that fed the

‘ Knowing where you are going is the first step to getting there ’ – Ken Blanchard To many Nigerians, Diezani Alison Madueke’s name may not have been found in the list of Nigeria’s high-ranking political gladiators before assuming her present position as the nation’s Minister of Petroleum Resources about three years ago. But then, before delving into the usually turbulent political landscape of the country, Alison-Madueke had been globally acknowledged as one of Nigeria’s brightest brains whose career had been one of the most exciting, having had cause to sit with global corporate leaders in championing the cause of corporate governance at managerial and board levels, spanning over two decades. The appointment of the reticent and amiable young intellectual Amazon by President Goodluck Jonathan, therefore, could be seen as a well-deserved recognition by the government to infuse fresh minds into national political reengineering and the drive to reposition the country

Those who know Princess Stella Oduah speak of her as a consummate workaholic, the one who sets her eyes on a project, pushes so hard and always gets the job done. The Goodluck Jonathan administration has made ‘transformation’ its signature tune, so as the administration talks about attaining goals in Vision 20: 2020 and infrastructure development, as has been the case in the last four years of the current administration, no one best exemplifies the transformation both as a political and developmental creed than this woman who took the Aviation sector of Nigeria from the doldrums and the backwaters it was relegated, to the heights of national and international recognition. It is no surprise therefore that as soon as this lady of enterprise left the office of Minister of Aviation few months back, her people of Anambra North pressed her to come forward and be their Senator. The reception organized for this Amazon by the entire Ogbaru people of Anambra North was quite

Three days after thugs shot dead a Police Inspector at a political rally in Oke- Ado, Ibadan, another tragedy hit the Oyo State capital yesterday, as three persons were feared dead in another politically motivated fracas that engulfed Born Photo, Isale Osi, Popo and Idi-Arere communi­ties, in Ibadan South-West Local Government. When Daily Sun visited the scene yesterday, the four communities resembled a war zone. Broken bottles littered the roads in the four communities. No fewer than 10 houses, 200 shops, several cars, comprising two articulated vehicles, one tricycle and eight motorcycles were burnt during the fracas. Also, the transformer at the Born Photo Junction was set ablaze. Apart from the 10 houses that were burnt, many other houses were vandalised. The invaders reportedly used guns, cutlasses, broken bottles and other dangerous weapons freely. It was gathered that many residents of the four communities had relocated to other areas of the city for safety. Daily Sun gathere

Two governorship aspirants on the platform of the All Progressives Congress (APC) coming out from the Ikorodu Di­vision of Lagos State have voluntarily stepped down for an aspirant from the area, Senator Ganiyu Olanrewaju Solomon, popularly called GOS. As a result, political and eminent leaders in Ikorodu Division have unanimously adopted Solomon as the APC consensus candidate for the Division. Those who stepped down from the race include Mr. Taiwo Akintunde Kara and a for­mer Head of Service in the state, Prince Adeseye Ogunlewe. The decision to step down for Solomon to pave the way for his adoption as the Ikorodu Division consensus candidate was reached at a meeting held at the Ikorodu town hall on November 7 with represen­tatives of the various coali­tion groups clamouring for ‘Ikorodu Division for Gov­ernor 2015,’ respectable el­ders of the community and the three APC aspirants namely- Ogunlewe, Kara and Solomon. A communiqué endorsed by the three aspirants da

Former national chairman of the Peoples Demo­cratic Party (PDP), Bamanga Tukur, has ex­pressed concern over re­cent development in the country and warned po­litical players not to derail democracy. Tukur in his reaction to the unfortunate meted out to the Speaker of the House of Rep­resentatives, Aminu Tambu­wal, last Thursday, by security operatives, admonished Nige­rians entrusted with sensitive public positions to learn to first place national interest above every other consideration. The Ambassador-at-Large expressed regret that devel­opment in the last one week offered illumination that the country was drifting towards chaos. He further appealed to secu­rity operatives to always dis­charge their statutory assign­ments with wisdom and tact. Tukur said: “In the words of the Senate President, David Mark, people should not bring partisan politics into the jour­ney we started so well, so far.” The former PDP chairman further called for probe of the incident at t

Adamawa State Governor, Bala Ngilari, has laud­ed the courage of the PDP screening com­mittee, which cleared him at the weekend in Bauchi State for the party gover­norship primary. Daily Sun checks revealed that the party national working committee had initially zoned the governorship to Adamawa Central, a pronouncement that technically shut out the incum­bent governor from the race. But just like the Adamu Mu’azu-led national leader­ship of the party reversed itself at the weekend on the dissolu­tion of the state chapter of the party, Governor Ngilari from Adamawa North Central was cleared ahead of the governor­ship primary. Reacting, the governor praised the party for allowing wise counsel to prevail and noted that his clearance for the race was a sign of confidence in his capacity to lead the party to victory in the 2015 general elections. He assured that the PDP in Adamawa State would go into the primaries and the general elections as a united family. The governor promised to co