In Style: Psquare Poses In Chelsea Jersey

Wow! Are these guys Chelsea fans? Why would they choose Chelsea? I think Arsenal is a better club...LOL.

Chelsea fans don't kill me ooohhh!!!

What Is Wrong With This Photo [Real Fashion Madness Edition]

Life is a circle. According to history, there was a time we had nothing to wear and I think our women are going back to the era sooner than men.

Men just sit back and watch.

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May God Help us All

This Is How A Woman’s Offensive Tweet Became The World’s Top Story

At 10:19 a.m EST. Friday, Justine Sacco, a PR director at InterActiveCorp (IAC), posted this tweet shortly before an 11 hour flight from London to Cape Town, South Africa.

She only had about 200 followers, but someone emailed it to Valleywag editor Sam Biddle, who told BuzzFeed. He published a brief item about three hours after it was sent.

He tweeted it at 1:30, to immediate notice of other reporters on a slow Friday afternoon. (The Duck Dynasty story had quieted down.
Other members of the media took notice, and began interacting with Sacco’s Twitter account directly.
As the story began to circulate, many Twitter users were at first flummoxed.
And it didn’t take long before confusion turned to anger.
Some people thought her account was hacked, a theory that lost ground after other insensitive tweets were found, and IAC made a public comment
More sites picked up the twitterstorm, including Business Insider, BuzzFeed and OMG Nigeria
Justine Sacco began trending in Johannesburg, South Africa.
Just before 5:30, a woman in Miami started the hashtag #HasJustineLandedYet.
Soon it was trending worldwide.
The whole world waited for one person’s plane to land so she could get back online and respond to her critics.
The firestorm was fueled in part by the fact that Sacco, who was on a flight without wifi, couldn’t get online to apologize or delete her tweet. Comedian Steve Martin shared an offensive tweet the same evening — but quickly deleted and apologized.
But Sacco was still in the air and offline — and unable to delete the tiny piece of media that had become Twitter’s obsession.
Famous twitter users and brands started tweeting about it…
Including Gogo, a company that supplies wireless Internet on flights. They later apologized for the tweet.
While everyone waited for Sacco to respond, plenty of photoshopped jokes began to pop up.

I Suffered Depression From Chime’s Treatment – ex-Wife

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Embattled wife of the Enugu State Governor, Clara Chime, has finally broken her silence in an exclusive interview with Channels Television, as she recounted her ordeal in the hands of her husband.
As Governor Sullivan Chime’s wife, she was in the public eye for about five years.
She has, however been in the news recently because of the controversy surrounding her life in the Government House of Enugu State.
Things fell apart when she reached out to some members of the human right community and legal practitioner, Femi Falana, to save her from her husband.
Her appeal generated reactions from Nigerians and the civil society with several accusations, most of which bothered on unlawful detention and violence against women, given the physical and psychological suffering she was reported to be facing.
In this exclusive video, while recounting her experience, she also debunked claims that she had mental problem.
She said: “I suffered from depression and the treatment I got from my husband led to it.”
She also thanked Nigerians for coming to her rescue, expressing her joy that she is “now liberated.”

Twitter Divided Over Karen Igho’s Cancer

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On Wednesday, December 18, Karen, who is known for her lively mood on twitter suddenly disclosed that she has cancer. Following the staggering revelation, her fans have since been worried.
According to her, “I have cancer. Are you guys happy?” While many fans blasted her, thinking she was merely seeking attention, others expressed sympathy, asking for words of prayer for her. They stated that what she dreaded most had caught up with her.
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However, she has since pulled down the post. It will be recalled that she once said that her enhanced boobs were a corrective measure to traits of cancer. “My boobs were never a strategy.
When I discovered that I had lumps in my breasts, I removed them and had the boobs job done to prevent any further occurrence,” she had said after her victory in the reality show.
There are several touchy stories about her, including the revelation that her dad died of AIDs. The first of 10 kids, her mum was separated from her biological father when she was two years old. Although Karen said her mother is her role model, she grew up living with her grandmother in the village in Delta State.
According to her, she met her biological father for the first time when she turned 14 and he died few days after their reunion. Since the curtains drew on the Big Brother Africa Amplified Edition on July 31, 2011, Karen has continued to stay relevant as a celebrity engaging in news worthy activities, including partnering with breast cancer prevention initiatives, HIV intervention projects and children orphanages.

Mercy Aigbe Finally Weds Husband Legally (PHOTOS)

Popular Yoruba actress Mercy Aigbe got legally married to her husband, Lanre Gentry, at the Ikoyi registry, Lagos.
This will be the second marriage for the two of them, who already have a son together.
The actress shared pictures from the quiet ceremony.
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I Am Not Engaged To Jim Iyke, I Bought The Ring Myself – Nadia Buari

Nadia Buari wears what looks like an engagement ring; but I’m not engaged; I bought the ring myself, she says in reaction to media reports that she is engaged.
Since Nadia Buari and Nollywood ‘bad boy’ Jim Iyke developed a certain bond, the pair have been in the news for all the love reasons.
Although they have vehemently denied any love relationship brewing between them, the Nollywood actor recently took her on a five-city European tour for her 31st birthday
The rumours that the two are in a relationship gained currency when it was reported that Jim might have popped the all important “Will you marry me,” question to Nadia with an engagement ring.
Reacting to the rumours in an interview, Nadia dispelled the rumour saying the media are always bent on making news out of nothing.
Stretching her beautiful, delicate fingers to show some rings, she said, “When you look at these rings, I think there are three of the same kind of ring so is this an engagement ring? I think you guys want to make a story out of nothing.”
Asked the source of the rings and if they were only for fashion, Nadia said, “Of course.”

Meet America’s First Openly Gay IMAM

He’s been condemned by other Muslim leaders, and some local imams have even refused to greet him. But Imam Daayiee Abdullah – believed to be the only openly gay imam in America– is proud of his story.
According to Aljazeera, Imam Abdullah was born a Christian, born and raised in Detroit, where his parents were Southern Baptists.
But at age 15, he told his parents he was gay. At 33, while studying in China, Abdullah converted to Islam, and went on to study the religion in Egypt, Jordan and Syria. But as a gay man in America, he saw that lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender Muslims had unmet spiritual needs, so he decided to become an imam to attend to their needs.
“Sometimes necessity is the mother of invention. And because of the necessity in our community, that’s why I came into this particular role,” he told America Tonight about his journey.
His first act as an imam was performing funeral rites, Muslim body cleaning ritual for a gay Muslim who died of AIDS.
Pained Abdullah said:
“They had contacted a number of imams, and no one would go and provide him his janazah services. This pained me. I believe every person, no matter if I disagree with you or not, you have the right as a Muslim to have the proper spiritual [rites] and rituals provided for you. And whoever judges you, that will be Allah’s decision, not me.
“The beautiful thing about God is that when you change your attitude, and say, ‘God, I need some help,’ and mean it sincerely, God is always there for you,”
Abdullah serves as the imam and educational director of the Light of Reform Mosque in Washington, D.C.
A mosque he helped form more than two years ago, to be a safe space for values and practices that other mosques may eschew.
In his mosque, women and men kneel side-by-side and women are allowed to lead prayers – actions that have sparked controversy even among American Muslims.
His mosque’s congregants are diverse and represent a wide range of cultures, religious upbringings and sexual orientations. For its LGBT congregants, the Light of Reform Mosque is a rare safe space. But not all of them are gay. Many are just Muslims looking for a mosque that accepts all kinds.
Not everyone is happy with the mosque though. Some local imams have refused to greet Abdullah, and many others across the country argue his work performing same-sex marriage is not legitimate, and that he should control his “urges.”
But Abdullah is firm in his belief.
“Being an openly gay imam and having been identified as such, I do get a lot of feedback and also kickback, but that’s OK,” he said. “I think that when people are unfamiliar with things, they tend to have an emotional knee-jerk reaction to it.
Abdullah has hope that the message he is working to spread will continue to resonate: “It is our relationship with God and our relationship with each other that really establishes our faith.” Not whether you are gay or straight.