Paul & Anita Okoye looking stylish as they head to church

 

Paul Okoye of P-square shared this photo of himself and his wife Anita as they were going to

 church this morning. Beautiful couple...

Ebola: Lagos Clears Last Suspect | Affirms September 22nd Resumption Date

The Lagos State Government on Friday said the last suspected

 case of the Ebola Virus Disease (EVD) in the state had been cleared having tested 

negative after surveilance.

Governor Babatunde Fashola disclosed this while giving an update on 

the virus at the Secretariat Central Mosque, Alausa, where he observed Jumat Prayers.

The governor said the development meant that the state was now Ebola free 

and that it was safe enough for schools to resume on September 22nd.

“The last time when we discussed the issue, I told you that about 19 people 

were still under observation over the Ebola Virus Disease. They were there

 not because they had the disease but because they were showing suspected symptoms.

“But I am glad to report to you that the last person under surveillance was 

cleared this morning. He tested negative and that means there is no more 

Ebola in Lagos.

“Now that the disease has been successfully contained, schools can resume 

for normal academic session,” he said.

Fashola said the declaration that the state was now free did not mean Ebola 

threats had been completely eliminated.

According to him, the situation in Sierra Leone, Liberia and other high risk 

countries meant cross–border transmission threat is still there.

He, however, said the state government was implementing strict measures to 

ensure the disease was confined to history.

The governor urged residents to be vigilant and to take precautions that would 

ensure their safety from the disease.

Fashola also advised residents to keep their environment clean and maintain

 good personal hygiene as diseases thrive in dirty environments.

Dumped Husband Queues for 44 Hours to Buy iPhone 6 to Appease Angry Wife

If your wife is mad at you, perhaps you could buy her an iPhone 6 to appease her.

Darius Wlodarski, a 41-year-old man from Poland, queued outside an Apple 

store in Bristol, England for 44 hours to buy an iPhone 6 to make his estranged wife happy.

He arrived a day before anyone else, and was the first person in the queue.

His wife, Joana, whom he was married to for 20 years, is said to have

 left him after accusing him of “valuing material possessions over his family.”

Despite their breakup, Wlodarski was determined to keep a promise he made to 

her before their split – to buy her an iPhone 6.

“I did so many things wrong and I want to say sorry to my wife and daughter 

that I wasn’t as good as I could.

It took me a while to realise what really mattered – and that is my family.

My wife said to me I should remember that it is now  ‘things’ that matter, that 

I was worrying too much about saving for things, and she was right.

I know an iPhone is another ‘thing,’ but I told her I would get her one and I 

wanted to keep my promise,” he said.

Darius being welcomed by Apple staff

Wlodarski is currently unemployed, however; he spent £800 on the phone, 

using his credit card to pay.

Although he doesn’t expect that the iPhone 6 will win her back, he hopes it 

will bring her happiness.

Video: Negotiate Acoustic Performance by Solid Star

Solid Star went down once again in an outstanding live freestyle performance with his melodious voice singing “Negotiate“ on Cool FM with Mannie and Tony Da Guitarist who also showed superb prowess in handling an acoustic set. Watch the video after the cut...

Pres. Jonathan visits site of collapsed Synagogue church building

President Jonathan earlier today visited the site of the collapsed building at T.B Joshua's Synagogue church. He is currently in Lagos to attend a PDP rally which will hold later today at TBS. 

The traffic in Lagos today is very bad because of this rally eh...

Is sex really the relationship??? Question For You

True love always wants to wait, so true love does not mind waiting until 

marriage. It is sad that the present society we are now has aversion for 

right things but the truth of the matter is that virginity is still one of the 

most precious things you have to give to your spouse, either as a male or 

female. Once you lose it, nothing in the world can bring it back. Many still 

don’t agree with me because they are of the opinion it doesn’t matter since

 they would soon get married. But we all know that the only thing that 

cannot change in life is change itself. So, the possibility always exists that 

you may for some reason or reasons decide against marrying the particular person you have been sexually bonded with. When this happens, you have, 

through sexual involvement, given a part of yourself to someone other 

than your spouse for life.

The fact still remains that if one succumbs to moral enticement before marriage, nothing may 

likely stop such fellow from giving in to moral enticement once married. If couples cannot control

 themselves before marriage, how will they be able to do so when married? The more 

promiscuous an individual is before marriage, the more likely such individual will be even when he or

 she is in a promising marital relationship. There have been cases of dating partners who are

 very okay sexually, but find it hard to find lasting love.

Of course, in sex saturated culture like ours, waiting till marriage seems out-dated. Contrary to popular

 opinion, those who choose to save sex for marriage are not doomed to a second-class sex life.

 Rather, research has shown that such people typically report higher levels of sexual satisfaction 

and marital contentment. Early sexual experience has been linked to marital dissatisfaction, 

low self-esteem and greater incidence of divorce. When pre marital sex becomes the reason for

 the marriage regardless of other important things, the marriage may lose taste. A typical marriage

 worth looking forward to entails good communication, friendship, playfulness, understanding and

 lots of sexual escapades.

We cannot rule out the fact that there will be zero or low risk of sexually transmitted diseases in a 

pre- marital relationship; even when you are married to a sexually inexperienced individual, the one 

beautiful joy of such union is that such spouse can learn and get better with experience in time,

 since both of you have a life time of learning together. And learning sexual skill together as married 

partners is not only entertaining, amusing and fun but the fact that both of you will discover 

new things together, grow together develop healthy and bonding wholesome sexual intimacy 

together is very thrilling and fascinating.

In addition, there will be no risk of unwanted pregnancy. Yes there are smart ways of preventing 

pregnancy. There is also high rate of family planning failure. From researchers, it has been 

discovered that premarital sex leads to emotional distress, distrust, regret and emptiness; even 

though people involved try to put up a bold face and pretend nothing happens, yet the emptiness 

is obvious. That’s because sex connects two people in body and spirit; it’s impossible to separate 

the two. Premarital sex always comes with consequences one way or the other.

This is a highly controversial view with different excuses. Yet, there is always a place for smooth running.

 You do not need to stay ‘well-informed’ with practical vaginal sex before you know how to do it better. 

There are lots of sexual information without practical that will still give you best information.

A researcher confirmed that the more people you have sex with does not make you better informed.

 He said that if you roll in the sack with five partners or 10 or 50, it will still not be enough. He further 

went on to say that, ‘how many of us really want our spouses should be that well informed, after 

rolling in the sack with countless of others?

I will coach Eagles for just N3m says Pius Ayinor

Pius Ayinor

Once on this page I threw myself in for the Super Eagles job at a time when there was vacancy 

for the position. The current situation has again touched on my sense of patriotism that I am 

offering myself yet for the position. And mind you, I am doing so at the most reasoning cost with the 

assurance of good result. I am not asking for tax-free N10m; not even N5m with very good bonus 

but simply N3m which under the circumstance is most reasonable.

Without doing any research I am sure that Nigerians will not be so disappointed and angry with me 

even if I lose 3-1 to Congo in Uyo after all it is cheaper than losing 3-2 in Calabar or picking double 

that amount and then calling on any god for a last second equaliser against Harambee Stars of 

Kenya at the same venue.

And I do hope that the all the members of the Nigeria Football Federation would consider 

my application whichever group finally gets the FIFA stamp.

As the coach of the Eagles I will only bring players that are truly the best around. Gone will be the

 days where players who cannot tie down a shirt in an Italian Serie B side or with a council team in

 Scotland will make the team. I will not try to justify my inclusion of players who have not played 

more than 85 minutes for their clubs in a whole season in my World Cup squad when there are players 

in English and Spanish leagues playing regularly and scoring goals.

From the domestic league, the best players will be in my team rather than just a few mixed with

 others that I will continue to defend their inclusion. I will not threaten my employers with resignation

 all the time neither will I claim that 10 countries are begging to sign me as their coach and nobody

 has ever heard from those FAs except me.

And what am I saying here? I have listened to Nigerians say it is not too much to pay a Nigerian

 N10m or even N15 to coach the Eagles and they have always compared what is paid to national

 team coaches in Nigeria to what is obtainable in European countries. Having listened to many 

and read the messages some others have sent to me, I now understand that not everyone 

understands how salaries are arrived at for managers in European clubs and national teams.

 From what I know it is usually the manager that pays his staff from his package. And that 

was the kind of arrangement Clemens Westerhof used while in Nigeria when he brought in 

Jo Bonfrere and later a goalkeeper trainer. In Nigeria those who don’t understand want the 

NFF to pay a coach N10m per month and then also separately pay his assistants and they are

 putting up every emotional argument to justify it. Many times you hear that since officials

 embezzle funds then the coach is free to earn whatever he desires.

Have we ever bothered to ask if it is worth the trouble? What value has the person added to team or

 will add to warrant such payment? Have we bothered to ask the role the NFF plays for the 

Eagles to win matches and competitions and then consider if we can still dole out even N5m

 to any coach in Nigeria.

I have mentioned adding value here and what I mean is a coach really turning the football system around.

 It is easy to pick out Westerhof because he was able to do that with the Eagles. Turning around a

 team is not about winning a trophy but adding class, quality and pattern such that even if they lose a

 match they can still be well applauded for a good display. You may argue that Westerhof spent more 

than four years working with the team but I can tell you that as early as Algeria ’90 the Eagles had 

picked up confidence. They didn’t win Senegal ’92 as well but at that stage the Eagles had become a 

good team such that by early 1993 Nigerians were sure that USA’94 was going to be our first 

World Cup outing and more so that we would not struggle over there. Westerhof could have 

hid behind the excuse that it was Nigeria’s first World Cup and get beaten easily but it was a 

different story. It is unfortunate that in Brazil we found a million excuses as to why we had to 

struggle against every team and the NFF crisis became a very ready excuse to lose to Congo.

 The struggling and permutations are on the table once again as we battle for a place in Morocco 2015.