Thursday, 27 October 2011
Wednesday, 26 October 2011
Saturday, 22 October 2011
Thursday, 20 October 2011
Tuesday, 18 October 2011
Monday, 17 October 2011
70 YEAR OLD WOMAN GIVE BIRTH TO SNAKES
Bizarre reports from the Volta Region say a
70-year-old lady has given birth to snakes at a
fetish shrine in Kpando. The lady is reported
to have first given birth to a green-skinned
snake which measured seven feet, and another
one which had two heads. Ten days later, she
reportedly gave birth to two more snakes, with
one dead.
The old lady was said to be based in Accra
and had carried a protruded belly which
looked like pregnancy for the past 31 years.
After combing through several hospitals for
years and not finding a cure to her protruded
belly, she was said to have been taken to a
fetish shrine by name ‘God is King’ at
Agorneme, near Kpando Zongo.
The shrine is run by Mamisi Asilevi and the
old lady delivered the snakes not long after
she was taken there.,,,,,,,
“I suffered this ailment for the past 31years.
My stomach was as big as a pregnant
woman who may deliver triplets. Most often,
I experienced pains and stomach disorders. I
realized that whatever was in my stomach
could move around and sometimes rests within
my chest,” the old lady narrated.
The owner of the shrine, Mamisi Asilevi, a
farmer by profession, was adjudged the best
farmer of the year in the Kpando District in
2010.
She said the old lady would be at the shrine
for some six months for further treatment
and also for doubting Thomases who might
want to visit the shrine to verify the report.
70-year-old lady has given birth to snakes at a
fetish shrine in Kpando. The lady is reported
to have first given birth to a green-skinned
snake which measured seven feet, and another
one which had two heads. Ten days later, she
reportedly gave birth to two more snakes, with
one dead.
The old lady was said to be based in Accra
and had carried a protruded belly which
looked like pregnancy for the past 31 years.
After combing through several hospitals for
years and not finding a cure to her protruded
belly, she was said to have been taken to a
fetish shrine by name ‘God is King’ at
Agorneme, near Kpando Zongo.
The shrine is run by Mamisi Asilevi and the
old lady delivered the snakes not long after
she was taken there.,,,,,,,
“I suffered this ailment for the past 31years.
My stomach was as big as a pregnant
woman who may deliver triplets. Most often,
I experienced pains and stomach disorders. I
realized that whatever was in my stomach
could move around and sometimes rests within
my chest,” the old lady narrated.
The owner of the shrine, Mamisi Asilevi, a
farmer by profession, was adjudged the best
farmer of the year in the Kpando District in
2010.
She said the old lady would be at the shrine
for some six months for further treatment
and also for doubting Thomases who might
want to visit the shrine to verify the report.
Sunday, 16 October 2011
Friday, 14 October 2011
Thursday, 13 October 2011
The 40 Most Powerful CelebritiesIn Africa – Forbes Africa
The debut list of Forbes Africa 40 Most
Powerful Celebrities In Africa includes
actors, cerebral authors, musicians, movie
producers, supermodels, TV personalities and
athletes, drawn from all across Africa and
traverses the generational divide. Top 10
below…
Here is the top 10 list:
1. Chinua Achebe, 80, Novelist (Nigeria)
2. Youssou N’dour, 51, Musician (Senegal)
3. Didier Drogba, 33, Footballer (Cote
D’Voire)
4. Angelique Kidjoe, 51, Musician (Benin
Republic)
5. Akon, 38, Musician (Senegal)
6. Wole Soyinka, 77, Playwright (Nigeria)
7. Salif Keita, 62, Musician (Mali)
8. Yvonne Chaka Chaka, 46, (South African)
9. Oumou Sang, 43, Musician (Mali)
10. Femi Kuti, 49, Musician (Nigerian)
The list continues…
11. Toumani Diabaté, Malian, Musician
12. Oliver Mtukudzi, 59, Zimbabwean,
Musician
13. Haile Gebrselassie, 38, Ethiopian, Athlete
14. Khaled Hadj Ibrahim, 51, Algerian,
Musician
15. Samuel Eto’o, 30, Cameroonian, Soccer
Player
16. Alek Wek, 34, Sudanese, Supermodel
17. Liya Kebede, 33, Ethiopian, Supermodel
18. Dobet Gnahoré, 29, Ivorian, Musician
19. Genevieve Nnaji, 32, Nigerian, Actress
20. Koffi Olomidé, 55, Congolese, Musician
21. Neill Blomkamp, 32, South African,
Movie Director
22. Souad Massi, 39, Algerian, Musician
23. Baaba Maal, 58, Senegalese, Musician
24. Hugh Masekela, 72, South African,
Musician
25. K’Naan, 33, Somali, Rapper
26. Amadou and Mariam, Malian, Musicians
27. Awilo Longomba, Congolese, Musician
28. Eric Wainaina, 38, Kenyan, Musician
29. Binyavanga Wainaina, 40, Author
(Kenya)
30. Ngugi Wa Thiongo, 73, Author (Kenya)
31. Freshlyground, Musicians (South Africa)
32. Chimamanda Adichie, 34, Writer
(Nigeria)
33. Rokia Traoré, 37, Musician (Mali)
34. Tuface Idibia, 36, Musician (Nigeria)
35. P-Square, 29, Musicians (Nigeria)
36. Don Jazzy, 30, Music Producer (Nigeria)
37. D’Banj, 31, Musician (Nigeria)
38. Nneka, 31, Musician (Nigeria)
39. Asa, 29, Musician (Nigeria)
40. Patricia Amira, 33, TV Personality
(Kenya)
Powerful Celebrities In Africa includes
actors, cerebral authors, musicians, movie
producers, supermodels, TV personalities and
athletes, drawn from all across Africa and
traverses the generational divide. Top 10
below…
Here is the top 10 list:
1. Chinua Achebe, 80, Novelist (Nigeria)
2. Youssou N’dour, 51, Musician (Senegal)
3. Didier Drogba, 33, Footballer (Cote
D’Voire)
4. Angelique Kidjoe, 51, Musician (Benin
Republic)
5. Akon, 38, Musician (Senegal)
6. Wole Soyinka, 77, Playwright (Nigeria)
7. Salif Keita, 62, Musician (Mali)
8. Yvonne Chaka Chaka, 46, (South African)
9. Oumou Sang, 43, Musician (Mali)
10. Femi Kuti, 49, Musician (Nigerian)
The list continues…
11. Toumani Diabaté, Malian, Musician
12. Oliver Mtukudzi, 59, Zimbabwean,
Musician
13. Haile Gebrselassie, 38, Ethiopian, Athlete
14. Khaled Hadj Ibrahim, 51, Algerian,
Musician
15. Samuel Eto’o, 30, Cameroonian, Soccer
Player
16. Alek Wek, 34, Sudanese, Supermodel
17. Liya Kebede, 33, Ethiopian, Supermodel
18. Dobet Gnahoré, 29, Ivorian, Musician
19. Genevieve Nnaji, 32, Nigerian, Actress
20. Koffi Olomidé, 55, Congolese, Musician
21. Neill Blomkamp, 32, South African,
Movie Director
22. Souad Massi, 39, Algerian, Musician
23. Baaba Maal, 58, Senegalese, Musician
24. Hugh Masekela, 72, South African,
Musician
25. K’Naan, 33, Somali, Rapper
26. Amadou and Mariam, Malian, Musicians
27. Awilo Longomba, Congolese, Musician
28. Eric Wainaina, 38, Kenyan, Musician
29. Binyavanga Wainaina, 40, Author
(Kenya)
30. Ngugi Wa Thiongo, 73, Author (Kenya)
31. Freshlyground, Musicians (South Africa)
32. Chimamanda Adichie, 34, Writer
(Nigeria)
33. Rokia Traoré, 37, Musician (Mali)
34. Tuface Idibia, 36, Musician (Nigeria)
35. P-Square, 29, Musicians (Nigeria)
36. Don Jazzy, 30, Music Producer (Nigeria)
37. D’Banj, 31, Musician (Nigeria)
38. Nneka, 31, Musician (Nigeria)
39. Asa, 29, Musician (Nigeria)
40. Patricia Amira, 33, TV Personality
(Kenya)
Mercy Johnson Is Pregnant!
After many controversies that trailed the
wedding of popular actress, Mercy Johnson,
the Kogi State born movie girl has been
reported pregnant barely a month after her
society wedding.
The story broke when the couple attended the
opening of Chika Ike’s Multimillion naira
boutique in Abuja, with numerous other star
artistes like Emeka Ike, Jim Iyke among
others.
We also gathered that the Nollywood actress
now spends most of her time in church
learning and understanding the gospel.
via http://talkofnaija.com/News/
newsdetailsone.aspx?
wedding of popular actress, Mercy Johnson,
the Kogi State born movie girl has been
reported pregnant barely a month after her
society wedding.
The story broke when the couple attended the
opening of Chika Ike’s Multimillion naira
boutique in Abuja, with numerous other star
artistes like Emeka Ike, Jim Iyke among
others.
We also gathered that the Nollywood actress
now spends most of her time in church
learning and understanding the gospel.
via http://talkofnaija.com/News/
newsdetailsone.aspx?
Sunday, 9 October 2011
Steve Jobs' Life To Be Adapted Into A Film
Apple's Steve Jobs may have passed away
only a few days ago, but Sony Pictures is
already in negotiations for the screen rights
to the authorized biography of the tech
mogul.
According to The Hollywood Reporter, Sony
Pictures is working out a deal to acquire the
rights to the book Steve Jobs, written by
Walter Isaacson who is the former managing
editor of Time magazine.
For the book, Isaacson was given complete
access to Jobs and was even given a personal
tour of Jobs' childhood home and conducted
over 40 interviews with Jobs. The book was
scheduled to be released on November 21, 2011,
but has been moved up to October 24.
only a few days ago, but Sony Pictures is
already in negotiations for the screen rights
to the authorized biography of the tech
mogul.
According to The Hollywood Reporter, Sony
Pictures is working out a deal to acquire the
rights to the book Steve Jobs, written by
Walter Isaacson who is the former managing
editor of Time magazine.
For the book, Isaacson was given complete
access to Jobs and was even given a personal
tour of Jobs' childhood home and conducted
over 40 interviews with Jobs. The book was
scheduled to be released on November 21, 2011,
but has been moved up to October 24.
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