As if he couldn't get any hotter, soccer stud David Beckham just cruised into theOlympic Opening Ceremonies in London on Friday ... driving a speed boat with the Olympic Torch on board.
Two ritual killers from Nasarawa State who beheaded a 7 year old boy, identified as Samu Danjuma, after a promise of N250, 000 by their prospective buyer are cooling their heels in the cell of the FCT command of the State Security Service (SSS).
According to interview granted to E-24 Magazine.
Habiba who withdrew the case, as a result of an appeal by Jim Iyke to settle out of court, had fired back at Jim Iyke for openly posting a comment on twitter that they both agreed to settle out of court. Habiba had on the contrary asserted that Jim's parents came to beg her, and as such she accepted to settle out of court.
However, our correspondent who visited Jim Iyke's fashion office, Untamed Closet spoke EXCLUSIVELY with the Nigerian award winning actor, who had disclosed that though he had learnt to be silent over the matter, it would be reasonable to apologize to Habiba for pushing her into embarking on Plastic surgery just to slim to Fashion.
In a swift reaction to Adoyi's question over Habiba's claim that Jim put her through unimaginable stress and pain as a result of her recent surgery in order to slim to fashion, the actor admittedly said that he only met Habibaba through his sister, and that he made jokes out of habiba's tummy and shape, but had not on any occasion advised Habiba to do any kind of plastic surgery.
According to Jim Iyke "I'm playful and jovial, and because I can make fun out of anything, I had jokingly complaint of Habiba's size sometime in my family house. I crack the same jock even with my sister, and we all laugh over it. I do not think the claim you said Habiba is making is actually true. How can she be claiming that I pushed her into the pain of plastic surgery? I really don't have anything personal with her.
My sister said Habiba told her something of sort, but I never believed it. I thought it was one of those gossips. Hearing it from you actually confirms that she said something related to that, but would you believe that I will advise a married woman against her wish to go for surgery? I don't even think she did that just to be appreciated by anybody.
If she went through any kind of stress as a result of that, then I'm sorry, but I guess she did that for her husband and not for anybody close to me. My overseas trip wouldn't let me see even my people for days and months, so where is the time to even talk on menial issues? I have got big stuffs to attend to at the moment, not really on this case; the case has taken care of itself in the most miraculous way already. I don't have much time to spend on issues of such nature.
Some Nigerian travellers to Accra told The Guardian that they were recently subjected to inhuman treatment at the Kotoka International Airport, Accra, over yellow fever vaccination.
The Guardian learnt that all the yellow fever cards from Nigeria were presumed fake and international passports of such Nigerians seized and the Ghanaian immigration officials insisting that the affected persons get Ghana's yellow fever cards at the cost of N2,000 before their documents could be released to them.
According to one of the affected Nigerians, "on June 29, 2012, there were two last flights by Aero and Arik that landed almost simultaneously at about 6.10 p.m. Nigerian time. Immediately, the health officials mounted an unconventional roadblock on the way to the immigration points. Every vaccination card issued in Nigeria was presumed fake. We were all asked to move to a side after all our international passports have been seized.
"New vaccination cards were issued to us after injecting us with the vaccine and a fee of N2, 000 charged for that which was paid in Nigerian currency. Charging for this in naira is curious. A pregnant woman was issued only with a card when she told them she is pregnant but after parting with N2, 000," he added.
He said attention was not paid to new international arrivals consisting of whites and blacks on board, stressing that on inquiry, "the health officials claimed ignorance of such arrivals, disclosing that they were only after Nigerians.
"We were held for hours that day. To confirm extortion of money from Nigerians, why should they collect money from a pregnant woman who was not jabbed an injection? Why should we be paying in Naira and why should every yellow fever card issued in Nigeria be presumed fake? Do the health officials of foreign countries have the powers to seize the passports of travellers/visitors to their countries? he queried.
Source: The Guardian
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