Happenings

I told you guys some days back that a Pastor ordered his female congregation to stop wearing pants and bra to his church, saying it is to enable a "free flow" of the anointing to enter into the ladies without obstruction. Some people did not believe the story, they thought it was made up. Anyway, here is the pastor, he is known and addressed as Reverend Njohi by his people and he is the founder of Propeller Redemption Church. How far has he gone to make sure ladies attend his church without their pants: Sources in Kenya say few ladies have complied as you wont see the shape of pant on their bum on Sundays.

Popular comedian I Go Dye is indeed a Game Changer. The guy is now building his second mulitimillion naira mansion in Benin City. The building is actually a royal castle. Waoh! Check out more photos below... I Go Dye's castle, a model of "French Luxury Chateaux des Reves" is almost completed. Congrats to him.

All eyes was on actress Toyin Aimakhu as she collapsed when Nollywood stars stormed Ghana for this funny but interesting football match. A generation of actors with big tummy and others who do not even have the stamina all filed out for the match. This is one of the funniest scenes I've seen. More photos below... I just hope they defeated Ghana with all this shakara :-)

These ladies are really endowed. Most of them are Naturally endowed Check them out!

A 29 year-old warder with the old Abeokuta Prisons, Ibara, Abeokuta, Ogun State, Joseph Emmanuel is at present in the custody of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, for allegedly assisting a prison inmate in carrying out fraudulent financial transactions, as well as using the name and documents of an illiterate taxi driver, to open a First Bank account for the inmate. The suspect allegedly assisted the inmate whom he called ‘Ora’ to open the account, using the name of one taxi driver in his neighbourhood called Monsuru Ogunsina Adeogun”. He took the step after he rejected the entreaties of the inmate to avail him of his account number. Having made a promise to help the inmate with an account number, Emmanuel threw caution and his work ethics to the wind and went ahead to open an account, in the name of Adeogun, a father of four. Investigations showed that, after filling out the account opening documents and observing all account opening formalities Emmanuel rec

Contrary to widespread belief that the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) cannot swing into action on a corruption case except it is petitioned, the commission has said that it has the right to take over ownership of properties of any errant person if it appears to the commission that the person is living a lifestyle far and above his or her means. The chief of staff to the EFCC Chairman, Mr Kayode Oladele, who made this disclosure in an interview with LEADERSHIP yesterday, said the anti-graft commission derives such powers from Section 7(1) (a) of the EFCC (Establishment) Act 2004. The section states that, “the Commission has power to cause investigations to be conducted into the properties of any person if it appears to the commission that the person’s lifestyle and extent of the properties are not justified by his source of income”. Oladele further said that the powers of EFCC are wider than its responsibilities, explaining that the commission, according to the