Sunday morning hotness! Featuring The Game and his eggplant

All these people that will be posting anything they like on instagram, God is watching you! US rapper The Game posted this on his instagram page yesterday. A close up pic of his eggplant after the cut.

Man who killed Austria-based lover narrates what happened, says it was an accident

The 41 year old man who killed his Austria-based lover, Rose Aifuwa, (pictured right) over unpaid debt (read story here) has opened up about how he killed the mother of four on Christmas Day. He denied owing the Austrian citizen and said her death was an accident.

Belgian footballer Junior Malanda dies in car crash, aged 20

Belgian Under-21 midfielder Bernard Malanda-Adje, nicknamed Junior Malanda, died yesterday Jan. 10th in a car crash in Germany. The VfL Wolfsburg footballer died when a car he was traveling in as a passenger crashed on a motorway near the German city of Bielefeld. He was on his way to the airport to meet up with his team-mates to fly out to South Africa for a training camp. He was just 20.

Yar’adua Is Responsible For Nigeria's Failure - El-Rufai

 Former minister of the Federal Capital Territory, FCT Nasiru El-Rufai has blamed the ”backwardnes” of the nation on the choices of  late President Umaru Yar’adua and Governor Patrick Yakowa of Kaduna state.

Mallam Nasir El-Rufai

He accussed both past heroes of choosing inadequate deputies and making their nation and state badly governed.

Mbaka Is Wrong, The Church Is Not A Place For Politics - Catholic Church

 The Director of Social Communications at the Catholic Archdiocese of Lagos, Rev. Monsignor Gabriel Osu has come out and talked of the recent political declaration by Father Ejike Mbaka.

Father Ejike Mbaka

The Reverend said that Father Mbaka does not speak for the church but only for himself and is therefore responsible for his own utterances.

Singer Faze meets with Bola Tinubu

The singer paid a courtesy visit to the leader of the APC at his home in Lagos yesterday January 10th. Wonder what he's up to.

German newspaper attacked 'over cartoons'

Daily tabloid Hamburger Morgenpost targeted in arson attack after reprinting French magazine Charlie Hebdo cartoons.

According to police, stones and an incendiary device were thrown through a window of the building [EPA]

A German newspaper in the northern port city of Hamburg that reprinted caricatures of Prophet Muhammad from the French satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo was the target of an arson attack, according to police.