Don’t soil your reputation, Pastor Bakare tells Kolade

CONVENER of Save Nigeria Group,SNG, and General Overseer of Latter Rain Assembly, Pastor Tunde Bakare, has called on the Chairman of Subsidy Reinvestment and Empowerment Programme, SURE-P, implementation monitoring team, Chief Christopher Kolade to resign so that he can prevent his reputation from being soiled by the current allegations of non- performance by the board.
He also regretted the delayed trial of those alleged to have stolen fuel subsidy funds, arguing  that it was an indication that the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, had overbearing influence over other arms of government.
Briefing newsmen yesterday in Lagos, Bakare said the SNG would soon take a stand on the pardon granted to former Governor of Bayelsa State, Chief Deiprieye Alamieyeseigha.

Sunderland sack manager Martin O’Neill

Martin O’ Neill. Photo: Dailymail

Sunderland reacted to the impending prospect of relegation from the English Premier League by sacking manager Martin O’Neill on Saturday; hours after a 1-0 loss to Manchester United left the club just a point clear of the bottom three.

The optimism from the early part of O’Neill’s 15-month reign has disappeared with Sunderland currently on a winless run of eight games, culminating in a limp performance against United at the Stadium of Light.

The club said an announcement will be made in the coming days regarding a successor.

J.S Park to hang up his boots at the end of this season

Park Ji Sung

South-Korean and QPR footballer J.S Park will retire from football at the end of this season even if QPR escape relegation.

According to his father the player has made up his mind to call it a day in his football career.

‘Nobody knows the future; maybe he could play one more year with a new team after next season. But I think he has made his mind up to retire. He thinks he’s played enough’ said his father.

J. S Park who is now 32 joined QPR from Manchester United where he won 4 league titles and the Champions League once. Injuries have affected his form for QPR this season.

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President Jonathan's 2013 Easter Message to the Nation

Dear Compatriots,

I greet and felicitate with you all as we celebrate Easter which commemorates the resurrection of our Lord, Jesus Christ after his redemptive self-sacrifice for the eternal salvation of mankind.

Irrespective of our religion or faith, all holidays provide us with a fresh opportunity to establish stronger bonds with our family, friends and all those around us for more enduring, harmonious and beneficial relationships.

'Dead' prostitute wakes up & jumps out of coffin en route to morgue

Paramedics were forced to leave empty handed

A prostitute in Zimbabwe 'died' during a hotel romp with a client - only to come back to life as her body was being put in a coffin. The vice girl reportedly collapsed during a sex session last week at the Manor Hotel in Bulaweyo. Convinced she was dead, her shocked client called the police - who sent paramedics to collect the body. 

10 tips for a Healthier Skin

1. Drink tons of water. Water cleans out and cleanses your skin so the more water you drink the better you will look and feel, guaranteed.
   
   
   
2. Have a healthy diet. Eat fruits, vegetables, grains and proteins. Avoid or limit the greasy/sugary foods. If you have a diet rich in vitamin C and low in fats and carbohydrates, you will have a younger looking skin.
   
3. Wear sunscreen everyday. Don't spend too much time in the sun between 10 am & 2 pm, this is the time that the sun rays are the strongest. The longer you protect your skin from harmful sun rays the more your skin will be healthy. Even when you don't see the sun out, it is still good to apply some sunscreen. The rays can always sneak out from behind the clouds during the day!
   
   
   
4. If you have aberrations, such as acne or a rash, be sure to see a dermatologist. Skin issues should be treated and your physician can help you with tips to prevent them from recurring or becoming worse.
   
   
   
5. Use a natural lotion that is not made from an alcohol base each night before bed.This will made your skin more healthy.
   
   
   
6. Try not to touch your face. The natural oils are your fingers can clog the pores on your face with bacteria and produce zits.
   
   
   
7. Avoid Stress! You may suffer blemishes or skin conditions caused by stress. So, try to take time for yourself such as practicing a sport or any other activity that you enjoy.
   
8. Don't Smoke. Smoking will make your skin look older and more wrinkled. It gives you less oxygen and nutrients as well as collagen and elastin, which are important to your skin health.
   
   
   
   10Be confident and don't stress too much about your skin. Not only does stress cause pimples to arise, but smiling and showing confidence can be much more attractive than flawless skin.
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Waje Opens Up On Picture Showing Her Unclad

A lot of comments followed singer Waje’s unclad picture which surfaced online recently, with many fans asking ‘why’. Waje has explained that the said picture was not only an abstract, but also part of her new video concept.

Waje says the picture is a scene in her new single titled I Wish, released during the week.
“After being on set of the movie, Tunnel, I realized that our music videos are like movies painting the right picture and acting it. The ‘I Wish’ video is a lifeless theme and the song is a vulnerable song, and I tried to interprete it in that abstract unclad picture with the broken mirrors. It’s me trying to interprete a woman’s vulnerability,” she said.
Ifeoma, Waje’s publicist, however dispelled the rumour making the rounds that the singer went totally unclad in the video, explaining that “It was all graphics.”
Ifeoma said Waje actually had clothes on in the video shot by Clarence Peters. “Waje didn’t go unclad in that video. She was putting on her clothes with some jewelries. The trick was all Clarence Peters’ work who made her look as if she was unclad. You would notice that the picture was dark and blur with just her face being the most visible,” she said.