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Adetokunbo Tobun-Agbesanwa, the stepdaughter of former Nigerian President, Olusegun Obasanjo, has expressed interest in becoming the next governor of Lagos State in 2015.
She will be contesting for the All Progressives Congress (APC) governorship ticket.
Agbesanwa currently serves as senior special assistant to Governor Fashola on school environmental advocacy.
U.S. Sen. Dick Durbin said Sunday
that he will seek an investigation into how a contract employee was able
to sabotage a regional control center and bring Chicago's two
international airports to a halt.
The Illinois Democrat
told The Associated Press that he will ask inspectors general at the
U.S. Department of Transportation and the Federal Aviation
Administration to investigate whether there was a security breach when
the employee entered the building early Friday with a suitcase without
causing suspicion. He then started a fire in the basement
telecommunications room before attempting to commit suicide by slashing
his throat.
Instagram,
the popular photo-sharing service owned by Facebook Inc, has been
blocked in China, according to numerous reports, including from Hong
Kong-based reporters with the New York Times.
The company did not immediately return requests for confirmation.
The reports came amid pro-democracy protests in Hong Kong, where many have posted photos and videos, including of Hong Kong police firing tear gas at demonstrators.
Kim and Kanye's daughter North West gets her very own front seat at the
Givenchy show at Paris Fashion Week this evening. Royalty! Meanwhile Kim
K stepped out in see-through pants with embellished lace. See more pics after the cut...
Geoffrey Oji has emerged winner of MTN Project Fame Season 7,
beating five other finalists with his final performance of Asa’s song,
‘Beautiful’. Geoffrey, upon being declared winner, ‘has been handed a cheque of N5m, a brand new car as well as a recording contract’.
MVP made its glamorous debut into the nightlife scene of Lagos on Friday Sept 26th with a very well
attended and mind blowing All White Party.
The celebrities/elites
that attended the Grand Opening included Ramsey Noah,
Alibaba, Jay Jay Okocha, Ebube Nwangbo, Funke Akindele, Oge
Okoye, Uti Nwachukwu, Seyi Law, Solidstar, Patoranking, Juliet
Ibrahim, Toyin Aimakhu, Harrysong, DJ Jimmy Jatt,Alexx Ekubo, Gbenro Ajibade, IK Ogbona, Yomi Casual,
Elenu, Chief Joe Penawou, Timi
Alaibe, The Ibrus, Engr Abiye Membere, Hon. Warman Ogoriba, Simbi Wabote, Engr Billy Agha, Tony Attah,
Engr Gilbert Odior, Nosa Omorodion, Amaju Pinnick,, Chairman Lekki
Gardens, Chaiman Haven Homes, Chairman Dilly Motors, E-Money and AIG Alapini
(RTD) and many others. See the pics after the cut...
The driver of a semi-truck that hit a
female college softball team's bus Saturday, leaving four students
dead, told investigators that a distraction caused him to swerve,
according to the Oklahoma Highway Patrol. Russell Staley, 53, was
driving the 18-wheeler that jumped a "wide" median on an Oklahoma
highway before it collided with a bus transporting North Central Texas
College's softball team. Fifteen students and a driver were aboard the
bus. Three students were pronounced dead at the scene, and one died in
the hospital.
Sources told NBC News
that Staley told investigators that he was reaching for a drink when the
fatal accident occurred — but Oklahoma Highway Patrol Capt. Ronnie
Hampton said that they had not yet independently confirmed Staley was
distracted by anything inside the truck's cabin.
The Peterbuilt truck
Staley was driving was transporting Hiland Dairy products and is owned
by the trucking firm Quickway Transportation, according to Hiland
spokeswoman, Kathy Broniecki. Quickway's president and CEO William P.
Prevost said in a statement that the company was cooperating with the
investigation into the crash. Prevost offered condolences to the
families of the students who died in the crash. "We hope to one day join
the college in properly memorializing these ladies lives, and their
legacy," he said.
North Central Texas College
Clockwise from top left: Katelynn
Woodlee, 18; Jaiden Pelton, 20; Brooke Deckard, 20; and Meagan
Richardson, 19. The four women were killed when a semi-truck hit the bus
they were traveling in.