
Not only was 50cent no show at the graduation, he didn't share the happy news on his social media pages. It's no secret that he and his son haven't been getting along for a while and over the weekend the chasm between them grew even wider.

The civilians hoped military support will be sent to Dikwa immediately as it is likely the terrorists return when they find their men were arrested. They also hope “the Americans” will act on this intelligence to rescue the abducted girls.
Officers of the Abuja Police Command on Thursday, May 15, arraigned a 38-year-old applicant, Augustine Tochukwu, before an FCT High Court for allegedly abducting and raping a house-wife.
The accused, who hails from Umudioka Awka, Anambra State, is standing a four-count charge of conspiracy, armed robbery, kidnap and rape before Justice Husseini Baba-Yusuf.
Corporal John Ijagbemi, the prosecutor, told the court that Tochukwu kidnapped the woman on January 18, 2013, and later phoned her husband, Nzota Chidi, asking him for 40 million naira as ransom to secure the release of his wife or lose her forever.
The prosecutor said when the victim was in the accused custody, he raped her.
The accused pleaded not guilty to the charges.
Justice Baba-Yusuf, in his ruling granted the accused bail in the sum of N500,000 with two reliable sureties in like sum.
He directed the sureties to provide title deeds of landed property within the FCT, adding that if the accused fails to meet the bail conditions, he would be remanded to Kuje Medium Security Prison.
The judge then adjourned the case to October 13, for trial to commence.
The Nigerian military together with their foreign colleagues have reportedly started operation aimed at releasing the abducted Chibok girls.
It was made known by the Director General of the National Orientation Agency and the Coordinator, National Information Centre on the Chibok Rescue Operation, Mr Mike Omeri, who however refused to provide details for security reasons.
According to The Paradigm report, soldiers besieged Sambisa Forest area and ground troops are moving inside backed by aircrafts.
Omeri, who was briefing newsmen on Thursday, was quoted saying:
"The national operations have commenced. Foreign troops in collaboration with the Nigerian military are involved. However, the nature or full details of the operations will not be disclosed at this point because of security reasons. People are there on the ground and whenever they send in details, we will give them to you."
"Everyone talks about peace, everyone says they want it but unfortunately the proliferation of all types of arms is leading us in the opposite direction," Francis told a group of new ambassadors to the Holy See.
"It would be an absurd contradiction to talk about peace, negotiate peace and at the same time promote or allow the arms trade," he said at the Vatican ceremony.
While commenting on the issue of refugees, after the death of 17 asylum-seekers in a shipwreck near Libya on Monday, the pope said: "We can't just chase after emergencies.
"It is time to confront this issue in a serious and responsible way with a political perspective.
"In a way it is cynical to proclaim human rights and at the same time ignore or fail to care for the men and women forced to leave their homelands who die trying or do not receive international solidarity.
"It would be an absurd contradiction to talk about peace, negotiate peace and at the same time promote or allow the arms trade," he said at the Vatican ceremony.
While commenting on the issue of refugees, after the death of 17 asylum-seekers in a shipwreck near Libya on Monday, the pope said: "We can't just chase after emergencies.
"It is time to confront this issue in a serious and responsible way with a political perspective.
"In a way it is cynical to proclaim human rights and at the same time ignore or fail to care for the men and women forced to leave their homelands who die trying or do not receive international solidarity.
President Goodluck Jonathan will on Friday, May 16, visit Chibok for the first time sincenearly 300 females students have been abducted from a local school, senior government officials said.
Some of the girls managed to escape, but the location of about 230 teenagers remains unknown.
Parents have identified 70 girls from a videoreleased by Boko Haram earlier this week.
Nigerians and people from all over the worldhave staged countless protests demanding to#BringBackOurGirls. A great number of nationaland international politicians have joined the campaign.Meanwhile, Jonathan is to take part in a summit on the Boko Haram insurgency organised by the French government in Paris.
In fact, only a few federal officials from the FCT have visited the town of Chibok after the girls were kidnapper. The list includes military and service chiefs, the National Security Adviser Sambo Dasuki, and the Inspector General of Police Mohammed Abubakar.President Jonathan and Nigerian government are under pressure for their slow response to the horrible abduction of the innocent children.
Naturally, all eyes are on who'll be up for nominations. Well, wonder no more. For, the nominees list has been revealed – with power couple Beyonce and Jay Z leading along with Hip-Hop titan Drake. The trio are each up for five awards apiece. Newcomer August Alsina and hitmker Pharrell Williams follow with four.
Importantly Tiwa Savage, Davido, Diamond, Mafikizolo and Toofan battle for the "Best International Act: Africa" award.
The full list awaits below…
Best International Act: Africa
Davido (Nigeria)
Diamond Platnumz (Tanzania)
Mafikizolo (South Africa)
Sarkodie (Ghana)
Tiwa Savage (Nigeria)
Toofan (Togo)
Best Female R&B/Pop Artist
Beyoncé
Janelle Monáe
Jhené Aiko
K. Michelle
Rihanna
Tamar Braxton
Best Male R&B/Pop Artist
August Alsina
Chris Brown
John Legend
Justin Timberlake
Pharrell Williams
Best Group
A$AP Mob
Daft Punk
Macklemore & Ryan Lewis
TGT
Young Money
Best Collaboration
August Alsina f/ Trinidad Jame$ – I Luv This
Beyoncé f/ JAY Z – Drunk In Love
Drake f/ Majid Jordan – Hold On (We're Going Home)
JAY Z f/ Justin Timberlake – Holy Grail
Robin Thicke f/ T.I. & Pharrell Williams – Blurred Lines
YG f/ Jeezy & Rich Homie Quan – My Hitta
Best Male Hip Hop Artist
Drake
Future
J. Cole
JAY Z
Kendrick Lamar
Best Female Hip Hop Artist
Angel Haze
Charli Baltimore
Eve
Iggy Azalea
Nicki Minaj
Video of the Year
Beyoncé – Partition
Beyoncé f/ JAY Z – Drunk In Love
Chris Brown – Fine China
Drake – Worst Behavior
Pharrell Williams – Happy
Video Director of the Year
Benny Boom
Chris Brown
Colin Tilley
Director X
Hype Williams
Best New Artist
Ariana Grande
August Alsina
Mack Wilds
Rich Homie Quan
ScHoolboy Q
Best Gospel Artist
Donnie McClurkin
Erica Campbell
Hezekiah Walker
Tamela Mann
Tye Tribbett
Best Actress
Angela Bassett
Gabrielle Union
Kerry Washington
Lupita Nyong'o
Oprah Winfrey
Best Actor
Chiwetel Ejiofor
Forest Whitaker
Idris Elba
Kevin Hart
Michael B. Jordan
YoungStars Award
Gabrielle Douglas
Jacob Latimore
Jaden Smith
KeKe Palmer
Zendaya
Best Movie
12 Years a Slave
The Best Man Holiday
Fruitvale Station
Kevin Hart: Let Me Explain
Lee Daniels' The Butler
Subway Sportswoman of the Year
Brittney Griner
Lolo Jones
Serena Williams
Skylar Diggins
Venus Williams
Subway Sportsman of the Year
Blake Griffin
Carmelo Anthony
Floyd Mayweather Jr.
Kevin Durant
LeBron James
Centric Award
Aloe Blacc – The Man
Jennifer Hudson f/ T.I. – I Can't Describe (The Way I Feel)
Jhené Aiko – The Worst
LiV Warfield – Why Do You Lie?
Wale f/ Sam Dew – LoveHate Thing
Best International Act: UK
Dizzee Rascal
Ghetts
Krept & Konan
Laura Mvula
Rita Ora
Tinie Tempah.
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