Manchester United are closing in on an £80m deal for 23-year-old
Juventus midfielder Paul Pogba, who they allowed to leave for free in
2012. (Daily Star)
Arsenal have rejected an approach from Juventus for forward Alexis Sanchez, 27. (Daily Mail)
Gunners boss Arsene Wenger will tell Football Association
officials he is not interested in the England job, but former Tottenham
striker Jurgen Klinsmann would love to take it. (Sun)
Liverpool
striker Christian Benteke, 25, is open to a move to Crystal Palace as
his first-team prospects at Anfield could be even more limited following
the arrival of Sadio Mane, 24. (Daily Mirror)
Striker Diego Costa, 27, has told Chelsea he wants to leave - and he could move back to former club Atletico Madrid for £40m. (Daily Star)
West
Ham playmaker Dimitri Payet has been linked with Real Madrid and Inter
Milan, but the 29-year-old's agent expects the France international to
stay with the Hammers. (Guardian)
Leicester
City will make a final offer of £15m for 23-year-old Burnley defender
Michael Keane, having had bids of £10m and £12m rejected. (Daily Mirror)
AZ
Alkmaar striker Vincent Janssen, 22, says he is "disappointed" the club
have rejected a £16.5m bid from Tottenham and that he "would like to
make the move". (Guardian)
Crystal Palace have beaten Southampton, Watford and West Ham to the £13m signing of Newcastle winger Andros Townsend, 24. (Daily Telegraph)
Palace
manager Alan Pardew said Alan Shearer asking for the England job made
his "blood boil". Of his own aspirations for the job, he said: "Not
now." (Daily Mail)
Former
Sunderland striker Steven Fletcher has become a free agent - and
Sheffield Wednesday could beat Norwich City to the signing of the
29-year-old. (Sunderland Echo)
Former
Chelsea manager Carlo Ancelotti, now in charge at Bayern Munich, says
England have "a lot of potential" despite their Euro 2016 exit to
Iceland. (Daily Telegraph)
Laye laye laye
My one and only o
Laye laye laye
Elele mi o
Laye laye laye
Ife ti a ni aah
Ko gbodo sonu laye
Kokoro kogbodo sonu laye
Omi lo’lo kun laye
Kogbodo sonu laye laye
Ololufe feyintimi, ele fumble oh
Ife ti a ni, ko gbodo sonu
Because today is the day
That the lord has made
What God joined together
Omo na to carry go
Tori your love is my love
Ah emi reti di one
Me and you turn to one
Turn water to wine
You are welcome to my party
Forget the invitation
All the mummy & daddy
Oya move into position
Spray us all the money
Dancing with my honey
Spray the money were were
Spray the money were were
Laye laye laye
My one and only o
Laye laye laye
Elele mi o
Laye laye laye
Ife ti a ni ah
Ko gbodo sonu laye
Kokoro kogbodo sonu laye
Omi lo’lo kun laye
Kogbodo sonu laye laye
Ololufe feyintimi, ele fumble oh
Ife ti a ni, ko gbodo sonu
The way that you are spraying
If EFCC catch you
Grab somebody soji o
Cos this gbedu na fire
Grab somebody baby oh
Or high tension go shock you
And all my single bobos
Are looking for complexion
And all my single ladies
The want to catch flower
Identify your bobo
Is watching by the corner You better tune into your FM
I no fit change the station
File were were
Spray the money were were
Laye laye laye
My one and only o
Laye laye laye
Elele mi o
Laye laye laye
Ife ti a ni aah
Ko gbodo sonu laye
Kokoro kogbodo sonu laye
Omi lo’lo kun laye
Kogbodo sonu laye laye
Ololufe feyintimi, ele fumble oh…laye
Ife ti a ni, ko gbodo sonu
The much anticipated NEA 2016 nominee list has been released by the organizers, with the king of Rap - Vector Tha Viper getting a nomination in the BEST RAP ACT category while international DJ Kentalky gets one in the BEST DJ COLLABO IN NIGERIA category.
The award which will be decided by votes has already thrown the social media space into a freezy, as fans have started pulling their weight behind who they support.
If you’d like your skin to be paler, using natural items can lighten it a
few shades without the harsh side effects that come with chemical
whitening products. The simple practice of staying out of the sun will
also keep your skin from getting darker. There’s no magic potion that
will lighten your skin more than a shade or two, so keep your
expectations realistic — and most importantly, remember that dark skin
is beautiful too. :
Using Natural Lighteners
Apply a lemon juice solution. Lemon juice has been used for thousands of
years as a natural skin lightener. It contains acids that lightly
bleach the skin and exfoliate the top layer of darker skin cells. Since
pure lemon juice can be irritating to skin, make a lemon juice solution
by mixing one part lemon juice to one part water. Take a cotton ball and
spread the solution on your skin. Let it sit for 15 minutes, then wash
it off with warm water.Limit your application of lemon juice solution to
just two to three times per week. Applying it more often could lead to
skin irritation. Apply a moisturizer after rinsing off the lemon juice
because the juice can dry out your skin.
Try a lemon milk soak. For a soothing full-body lightening treatment,
start by drawing a bath of warm water. Pour in a cup of full-fat milk
and squeeze the juice of an entire lemon into the tub. Swirl the mixture
around so that the milk and lemon are evenly distributed in the tub.
Soak in the bath for 20 minutes, then rinse yourself off with Clean
water
Try a milk soak once a week, and you should see results after a month or so.
Exfoliate your skin. The buildup of dead skin cells on the surface of
your skin can make the skin appear a little dull. To brighten your skin,
it’s important to exfoliate regularly. One excellent way to exfoliate
the skin is to use a body scrub composed of sugar or salt. In the bath
or shower, wet your skin and rub the scrub in a gentle circular motion
over your entire body. In this way you can “polish” your skin until it
has a healthy gleam. To exfoliate your face, use a gentler facial scrub.
Ground up oatmeal or almonds have good exfoliating properties that
won’t damage your fragile facial skin. Using a dry brush to brush the
dead skin cells from your body is another good exfoliating method Find a
brush made from natural fibers, and brush your body before you get into
the bath or shower.
moisturizing will prevent dead skin cells from building up and sloughing off so quickly. For brighter skin, KEEP IT MOISTURIZED
use a daily moisturizer after you get out of the bath or shower. Choose
a creamy moisturizer that doesn’t contain alcohol, since alcohol can
actually dry out your skin.Coconut oil is another great moisturizer that
keeps skin looking glowing and youthful. Spread coconut oil on your
arms and legs after getting out of the shower. Wait ten minutes for it
to absorb into your skin before you put your clothes on.
Limit your sun exposure. It’s hard to stay out of the sun every day, but
exposure to the sun darkens your skin. You don’t have to stay cooped up
inside, though — just spend some time preparing your skin for sun
exposure before you go out for the day. To keep your skin from getting
too tanned, take the following measures:Use sunscreen with a high SPF.
30 SPF or high is best, since lower SPF sunscreen still allows the sun’s
rays to tan your skin. Reapply it throughout the day as necessary.Wear a
wide-brimmed hat. This will keep the sun out of your face and off of
your neck and shoulders. Wear long-sleeved shirts and long pants. During
the summer, choose cool, swishy fabrics so you won’t get too hot.Be
careful not to stay out of the sun completely. Your body depends on some
sun exposure to produce vitamin D, which is essential to bone health
and other vital functions....
1. People with higher number of moles tend to live longer than people with lesser number of moles.
2. It cost 7 million dollars to build the Titanic and 200 million to make a film about it.
3. When filming summer scenes in winter, actors suck on ice
cubes just before the camera rolls – it cools their mouths so their
breath doesn’t condense in the cold air.
4. Thinking about your muscles can make you stronger.
5. Grapefruit scent will make middle aged women appear six
years younger to men. The perception is not reciprocal and the
grapefruit scent on men has no effect on women’s perception.
6. The world’s youngest parents were 8 and 9 and lived in China in 1910.
7. The colder the room you sleep in, the better the chances are that you’ll have a bad dream.
8. There are more people alive today than have ever died.
9. Women’s hair is about half the diameter of men’s hair
10. Women blink twice as many times as men do.
11. The average person who stops smoking requires one hour less sleep a night.
12. Laughing lowers levels of stress hormones and
strengthens the immune system. Six-year-olds laugh an average of 300
times a day. Adults only laugh 15 to 100 times a day.
13. Intelligent people have more zinc and copper in their hair.
14. The human heart creates enough pressure while pumping to squirt blood 30 feet!
1. Did you know If you somehow found a way to extract all of the gold from
the bubbling core of our lovely little planet, you would be able to
cover all of the land in a layer of gold up to your knees?
2. Did you know McDonalds calls frequent buyers of their food “heavy
users.”The average person spends 6 months of their lifetime waiting on a
red light to turn green?
3. Did you know The largest recorded snowflake was in Keogh, MT during year 1887, and was 15 inches wide?
4. Did you know You burn more calories sleeping than you do watching television?
5. Did you know There are more lifeforms living on your skin than there are people on the planet?
6. Did you know Southern sea otters have flaps of skin under their forelegs
that act as pockets. When diving, they use these pouches to store rocks
and food?
7. Did you know a single cloud can weight more than 1 million pounds?
8. Did you know A human will eat on average 70 assorted insects and 10 spiders while sleeping?
9. Did you know James Buchanan, the 15th U.S. president continuously bought slaves with his own money in order to free them?
Comedian Akpororo Claims It Was A Misunderstanding
Akpororo has come online to apologise to Kate Henshaw after the actress alledged she was never contacted for the show are pictures are been used for.
Akpororo however made it clear that he once contacted Kate, but just
that he never followed it up with her because she left the country at a
point. He said, he respects her and would never disrespect her.
Kate
Henshaw-Nuttall (born 19 July 1971), is a Nigerian Actress. In 2008 she won
the Africa Movie Academy Award for Best
Actress in a Leading Role.
Henshaw was born in Cross
River State, the oldest of four children. After completing her primary and
secondary school in Lagos
and Calabar,
she spent one year at the University of Calabar reading remedial
studies, and then majored in Medical Microbiology at the School of Medical Lab
Science, LUTH (Lagos University Teaching Hospital) in Lagos. Henshaw
worked at the Bauchi State General hospital.
In 1993 Henshaw auditioned for the lead role in the movie When the Sun
Sets and was handed the role. This was her first appearance in a major Nollywood
movie.
Henshaw has starred in over 40 Nollywood movies.
In 1999,
Henshaw got married to British-born Roderick James Nuttall. In 2000, Henshaw
gave birth to a baby girl, Gabrielle Nuttall. In 2011, the couple reportedly
filed for a divorce.
In 2008 she won the Africa Movie Academy Award for Best
Actress in a Leading Role for the film "Stronger than Pain". Being
"The Face of Onga", she also signed a deal worth several millions
naira with Nigerian telecommunication giant, Globacom.
Henshaw was a judge on Nigeria's Got Talent. She has
features in more than 300 hundreds home video.
Here are
some of Kate Henshaws movies
Touch My Heart part 1,2,3
The Pastor & The Harlot
1,2
Dangerous Silence 1,2
The Legend 1 & 2
Canal Desire 1,2 and many
more.
Our 43-year-old
top Nollywood actress, Kate Henshaw after she made a name for herself in the
movie industry was about to take a break for 8 years to focus on her political
career. She contested for the Federal House of Representatives for Calabar
Munical/Odukpani Federal Constituency.
[Hook]
Hey you? What’s that?
Wetin you carry for back what’s that?
Free business? What’s that?
Is it sickness? What’s that?
You no dey go down? What’s that?
You no go go house? What’s that?
After all of the flex and the stress
Now you say you no go come to the bed What’s that?
[Verse 1]
I no dey understand people nowadays
Everybody too sharp nowadays
Scam is scamming the scam nowadays
It’s all part of a plan nowadays
I meet this one fine damsel oh
See as e dey move e dey dance well oh
I ginger myself as a calm fellow
But the chest dey remind me of cowbell oh
I say hi, she no talk hello
I tell am say if na money make she talk well oh
She say is that so? What do you take me for?
You want to tempt me with money so you can devour
She say she needs some care, & she serious
But she no go fit go house, she dey period
I say mm mm, true true, shaybe you don see mugu
[Repeat Hook]
[Verse 2]
Guy man na you sharp pass
When you dey church na you clap pass
And when you dey club you na pop pass
You no dey shame when you reach to dey tap ass
Oh lord, me I no dey judge you
Pop your Rossay na you know wetin e cost you
You na superhero you no even need costume
You dey spray raba for their body like perfume
But you dey owe person, what’s that?
sought your gbese before you come hang
You na athlete, you dey run things The way you dey f up na you go born twins
Or maybe triplets, sickness
The way you dey game you na PS?
Abi Xbox? Yes boss
Oya so keke Napep eh di Lexus
Maga
[Hook x2]
Hey you? What’s that?
Watin you carry for back what’s that?
Free business? What’s that?
Is it sickness? What’s that?
You no dey go down? What’s that?
You no go go house? What’s that?
After all of the flex and the stress
Now you say you no go come to the bed What’s that?
[Verse 1 – Tiwa Savage & Dr Sid]
We ain’t even gat to drag on it
I gat many blessings i can brag on it
I’ve been through the fire i can talk on it
And i heard it on the street that they gat love for me
Oshe baba
My baba God dey make me turn my swag on
They dey gbadu me anytime wey the song is on
Them be see the lighti shining them be run come
Mmmmmh!
Now you see say we dey run the city
I don’t think they wana give this step ti Titi
I just wana sing the song song
Break it down oya shake it to the gon gon yeah
Baba God don bless us na why we dey talk this matter eh
Some people want to pull me down i still dey waka eh
No be say them say
No dey do like say you no know ooh
No be say them eh my brother
[Hook – Dr Sid]
Oya jo fumi (adupe fun olorun)
Egbowo yin soke (adupe fun olorun)
Oya komole (adupe fun olorun)
Jeka jeun soke (adupe fun olorun)
[Chorus – Tiwa Savage & Dr Sid]
My brother if i start to talk
The thing wey i don take my eye see
My brother e no go end
If i start to count
The thing wey baba God e don do
My brother e no go end
My sister we no go end
If i start to talk
The thing wey baba God e don do (e no go end)
My sister we no go end
If i start to count all the blessings
The blessings baba God e give me (e no go end)
My brother e no go end
[Verse 2 – Tiwa Savage & Dr Sid]
Oya throw your hands up in the sky for me
If you feeling sing along sing the song for me
You can pop anything leave the bill for me
When the song comes on oya jo for me (aaah ah ah)
No follow them dey complain
Make you no forget say baba God deey (ah)
Every day is a good day
Holiday from Monday to Sunday
[Verse 3 – Tiwa Savage & Dr Sid]
Oya komole
Oya gbesoke
Oya kpalewo show them problem no dey
See my life today
Blessings everyday
I dey shine
I dey shine so bright
E dey make them dey wonder why we dey so compose
Anything we do we dey in control
Anywhere we go them dey wan follow
And anything we touch we dey turn to Gold
[Hook – Dr Sid]
Oya jo fumi (adupe fun olorun)
Egbowo yin soke (adupe fun olorun)
Oya komole (adupe fun olorun)
Jeka jeun soke (adupe fun olorun)
[Chorus – Tiwa Savage & Dr Sid]
My brother if i start to talk
The thing wey i don take my eye see (we no go end)
My brother we no go end
If i start to count
The thing wey baba God e don do
My brother we no go end
My sister we no go end
If i start to talk
The thing wey baba God e don do (we no go end)
My sister we no go end
If i start to count all the blessings
The blessings baba God e give me (we no go end)
My brother e no go end
[Tiwa Savage]
When money no dey
Everday gbese
Friends dey come and go
But you no leave me alone
Wetin man never see (wetin man never see)
Wetin man never hear (wetin man never hear)
Na you i take survive (Na you i take survive)
Baba you always there (Baba you always there)
[Outro]
If i start to talk
The thing wey baba God e don do (e no go end)
My sister we no go away
If i start to count all the blessings
The blessings baba God e give me (e no go end)
My brother e no go end