A family in Yobe State have taken the corpse of their beloved family member home after she died at a general hospital.
They couldn’t afford to pay to make use of the hospital’s ambulance and the management won’t help either, hence they resorted into renting a wheelbarrow to carry out the assignment.
This young man who tattooed his tongue for his favorite celebrity will be getting N5,000 for his courage
A fan who has so much love for actress Cossy Ojiakor, went as far as having a drawing on his tongue which reads “I love Cossy,’ and this has gotten the busty actress blushing.
To show how much she appreciates the guy, she asked the dude to contact her so they can have a date together or she sends him the sum of ₦5,000 in his account.
In her words, “hmm, I missed this during the October 1st party, but whoever you are, dm me your automatically qualified for a party with me or ₦5k for your courage.”
“Nowadays, I feel like (young women) see marrying into money, I think that’s a big thing now. I don’t want that to be a woman’s goal in life.
I want your goal in life to be to become an entrepreneur, a rich woman, a career-driven woman. You have to be able to know that you need no man on this planet at all, period, and he should feel that, because when a man feels that you need him, he acts differently.”
Lil Kesh shared this photo hoping fans will compliment his new colour. But instead, they dragged him for his “rough” face and scars.
For someone who sings about being from the streets, his scars shouldn’t come as a surprise, right? Peep some of the comments fans left on his instagram.
A woman has quit as a £2.5million boss of one of Britain’s biggest firms to spend more time at home after one of her children told her: ‘I want my mum back.’
Ruby McGregor-Smith, 53, has spent nine years juggling her role as chief executive of security and cleaning staff supplier Mitie with raising her two children.
But yesterday Baroness McGregor-Smith, Britain’s first Asian boss of a top FTSE 250 company, announced plans to step down, saying this was partly influenced by the comments from her children.
Her resignation will reignite the debate over the challenges facing mothers struggling to balance work and home life.
Baroness McGregor-Smith, who was ennobled in the 2015 dissolution honours list, said:
‘I always thought ten years would be long enough in the role.
‘When I started my children were aged eight and ten and now one is at university and the other doing A-levels.‘We talked to the children about me leaving the job last year and both said they want more time with me. Being a mum of two young people was always something I had to juggle with work. It’s been really tough.’
The executive will step down by the end of the year.
When she took the top job at Mitie in 2007 her husband Graham, 54, stepped back from his job working in private equity to spend more time at home. He also retrained as a baritone opera singer.
Baroness McGregor-Smith said:
‘I was still a really hands-on mum. Typically I would get up by 6am and the big thing was being with [the children] in the morning and taking them to school and doing lift shares with other mums.’
She usually made it home by early evening and both parents cooked the evening meal together. She has said previously:
‘You need to work with people who understand you have a family and that you are a mother first and foremost. To make it work in top jobs, women need a lot of support to allow them to do it alongside having a family.’
Some members of the Lord Chosen Charismatic Revival Ministries, who are known well to go the extra mile in displaying their love for God, during a street awareness crusade, displayed their ‘holy madness’ for God with different acrobatic displays.
Some of them even rolled in muddy, probably stinking and stagnant water in their happiness. More below:
