Victoria Beckham: I strip nude when I'm designing clothes

VICTORIA Beckham has revealed she designs clothes in the nude.

Giving a speech at the Vogue Festival in London, the 39-year-old former Spice Girl said she frequently stripped naked in front of her team as part of her creative process.

Describing her clothes-making routine, she told the audience: “I start by sitting down with the team and discussing ideas first.

“We're all very close and we sit down and we're open and we talk and I normally, you know, get naked and make clothes on myself.

“That's pretty much how it works.”

Daniel Ademinokan Dumped Ex-Wife, Doris Simeon For Stella Damasus Over Boring S*x Life

According to an anonymous insider who claims he has lived with Daniel and Doris Ademinokan for years, the split between the couple was ignited by boring s*x life.

The man who simply identified himself as JMK said Doris didn’t take her romance with Daniel seriously and her ignorance of what her ex-hubby wanted sexually ended the relationship.
The email below was sent to Stella Dimorkus of Encomium magazine yesterday.

Read the lengthy email below;

Hello, I have stood by in the last couple of days to see this drama about Stella Damasus and Daniel Ademinokan unfold. I have read countless blogs, reviews and comments from all over the world and I have come to the conclusion that people have no clue what they are talking about.

INDIAN Daredevil DIES DURING WORLD RECORD BID TO CROSS RIVER WITH HIS HAIR ON A ZIP-LINE

 The man who held the Guinness World Record for traveling the farthest distance on a zip line while attached by his hair has died.

Indian man Sailendra Nath Roy suffered a heart attack on Sunday while suspended from the 600-foot long, 70 foot-high zip wire over the Teesta river in West Bengal, the BBC reported. He was attempting to break his own record.

NBA star Jason Collins becomes 1st sportsman to come out as gay

 Washington Wizards center Jason Collins made history by becoming the first active player from any US professional sports to publicly reveal he is a gay man. He came out as gay in the new issue of Sports Illustrated. In the self penned article Jason writes,

I'm a 34-year-old NBA center. I'm black. And I'm gay. I didn't set out to be the first openly gay athlete playing in a major American team sport. But since I am, I'm happy to start the conversation. I wish I wasn't the kid in the classroom raising his hand and saying, "I'm different." If I had my way, someone else would have already done this. Nobody has, which is why I'm raising my hand,"

Read the rest of Jason's piece after the cut. Tray and read it, it's a great piece...

My journey of self-discovery and self-acknowledgement began in my hometown of Los Angeles and has taken me through two state high school championships, the NCAA Final Four and the Elite Eight, and nine playoffs in 12 NBA seasons.

NCC Plans to Review MTN Nigeria’s Call Rates as Dominant Operator With in the Sector

According to NCC, “MTN Nigeria has 44 per cent market share of the mobile voice telephony market while there is also a wide differential of about 300 per cent between on-net and off-net calls “and this is indicative of the likely establishment of a calling club for MTN subscribers.”

For this major reason, the company’s call rates will be reviewed by the commission as part of a new inspection criteria which will be implemented from May 1, 2013.

Executive Vice Chairman of Nigeria Communications Commission (NCC), Eugene Juwah, said that the implementation of the new check measures from May 1 is to check abuse of dominant market power by operators and ensure that Nigerian consumers get a better deal.

Mum forces daughter, 14, to become pregnant with sperm bought on web

A UK MOTHER forced her 14-year-old daughter to become pregnant with sperm bought over the internet after she was prevented from adopting any more children.

The daughter, a virgin, gave birth after two years of regularly inseminating herself with the sperm because she was too scared to refuse her “domineering” mother, The Guardian has reported.

The adoptive mother, who cannot be named for fear of identifying her daughter and grandchild is now serving a five-year prison sentence after admitting child cruelty.

Jim Iyke’s (EX)Fiancee, Keturah Hamilton set to expose his “lies” - Claims reality show was acted

Jim Iyke’s publicist claimed he was still with Jamaican girlfriend Keturah despite being spotted with Nadia Buari on several occasions She has issued out a press release refuting that claim. She says she left Jim Iyke because of his bad boy ways and the reality show is fake and she was acting out a script.

She is also having a press conference in New York on the 29th of April and would tell it ALL....#bad market
This is going to be ugly…Woman scorned

Read her press release after the cut..

Nollywood Actress Confesses To Being A Witch

Nollywood actress Camilla Mberekpe allegedly confessed to being a witch on Sunday 28, April 2013 at TB Joshua’s Synagogue Church of All Nations. The programme was shown live on the church’s Emmanuel TV.

Camilla Mberekpe is very versatile when it comes to acting. She has been in Nollywood since the early days of the industry and she is often cast as a Mother or wicked step-mother. See snapshots from her shocking confession below:

This beautiful actress was said to have confessed to be a witch on Sunday 28, April 2013 at TB Joshua Synagogue Church of All Nations.

Mercy Johnson and husband dedicate their daughter

Actress Mercy Johnson and her husband, Prince Odi Okojie, April 28th dedicated their 4 month old daughter, Purity Okojie. The dedication held at Christ Embassy Church and reception at their home in Ajah

Daniel Ademinokan's who supposedly Married another controversial Actress Stella Damasus Estranged Wife, Doris Simeon Finally Speaks

Here is what Stella wrote on her blog after speaking with Doris Simeon

Beautiful Actress Doris Simeon is currently the centre of attention as her Ex hubby Daniel Ademinokan has supposedly Married another controversial Actress Stella Damasus.

The news went viral went it came out and though I am still doing some fact finding,I decided to call Doris today to hear what she can tell me as regards everything that has happened. Click to continue reading.

Former Military President Of Nigeria Gen. Ibrahim Babaginda Covers Vanguard Allure

 Today, Sunday, 28^th April 2013 edition of Vanguard Allure, one of Nigeria’s most popular glossy insert magazine sees Gen. Ibrahim Babaginda (Rtd) on the cover.

In the exclusive interview, the “Maradonna” or “Evil Genius” as he is popularly referred as talks about his late wife Maryam, lessons from life and leadership.

JAMB: 1.2m may not gain admission –Minister

Minister of Education, Prof. Ruqqayatu Ahmed Rufa’I, yesterday said out of 1.7 million students that sat for the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME), 1.2 million may not be able to gain admission to universities of their choice.

The minister who stated this during an inspection of students that sat for the examination in Abuja said the space that is available is barely 520,000 for federal, states and private institutions in the entire nation

Why I left my husband in Switzerland’-Jennifer Eliogu

Jennifer Eliogu is one of the growing numbers of Nollywood stars who are engaged in inter-continental marriages.

“As I told you – my husband is based in Switzerland, and after some years there, we reached the painful but practical decision that I should move back to Nigeria to continue my career in acting. I do not have problems with an inter-continental marriage, but in my own case, I did not want to be a full time house wife.

“My husband is very comfortable with my decision, and it has not affected our marriage in any way. Yes, as with most marriages, we have had our fair share of challenges, but overall, my husband is the best man I could ever aspire to have and seven years after we got married, the flame of passion remains the same.”

Nigerian Student Provides A Way To Track NEPA Failure And How To Get Free Electricity

MIT grad student Chidube Ezeozue devotes energy to his fellow Nigerians.

“Electrical outages are a huge problem in Nigeria,” says Ezeozue, who is pursuing dual master’s degrees in MIT’s Technology and Policy Program and in electrical engineering and computer science. “The outages really interrupt everyday life.”

Nigeria’s supply of electricity is severely limited, resulting in rolling outages: Power is cut off every few hours and redirected to neighborhoods that were previously in the dark. While Nigerians know to expect these power cuts, they rarely know when the outages will happen, or how long they will last.

Since his admission to MIT in 2011, Ezeozue — who received his undergraduate degree in electrical engineering from the University of Nigeria in 2008, followed by three years of work at a software startup — has created an app, with his brother, that crowdsources information about Nigerian power outages. With the app, called NepaSituation, people living in Nigeria can report outages. This data, when merged into an algorithm developed by Ezeozue, can help Nigerians predict when power outages may strike their neighborhoods, and how long those outages might last.

“With over 100 million cell phones in Nigeria, we knew it was an important resource we could tap into,” Ezeozue says. “It took a while to come up with this algorithm, because the outages are pretty randomized, and the app is only as good as the number of people who enter outage data.”

But Ezeozue has delved into more than just tracking the problem: He is also working to address Nigeria’s chronic energy shortage.

“I started a company that is working to provide solar electricity to businesses and families at zero upfront cost,” Ezeozue says. The company, SolarKobo, was recently funded by a seed grant from MIT’s Legatum Center for Development and Entrepreneurship, where Ezeozue is a fellow.

“Nigeria has plenty of solar energy available … for as low as $25 a month, we can make this resource available to those who are interested,” Ezeozue adds.

When he is not working toward the betterment of his homeland, Ezeozue researches machine learning and prediction algorithms in the research group of Una-May O’Reilly, a principal research scientist in MIT’s Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory.