Chris Brown increase babymama’s child support to $21,000k monthly

                                 

Chris Brown has agreed to increase child support fee from $2,500 to $21,000k a month and also offered to buy his baby mama a new house.

The singer and his estranged baby mother who share daughter Royalty, four, have been battling for months over child support fee, with Guzman demanding her an increase of $250,000 in retroactive child support.

But in a new report by TMZ, Chris has now agreed to increase the child support fee from $2,500 to $21,000k a month, including buying her a house and will also pay her legal fees

Insiders told the outlet that Chris and Nia, who have a famously turbulent relationship, are now on more amicable terms and getting on better than ever.

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Heidi Klum and boyfriend Recreates Shrek & Princess Fiona For Halloween

                                             

Heidi Klum never ceases to amaze when it comes to her annual Halloween party, which still remains star studded almost two decades on from its inception.

The America’s Got Talent judge, who is 45 years old, slathered herself in green body-paint and channeled Princess Fiona from hit movie franchise Shrek, with musician beau Tom Kaulitz, 29, dressing as the famous title character ogre.

Going the extra mile, the couple not only dressed as the beloved Dreamworks Animations but even emulated their mannerisms and family set-up as they towed a pram filled with tiny ogre triplets down the black carpet.

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Heartmelting Moment Rio Ferdinand Proposes To Kate Wright In Front Of His Three children

Kate Wright and Rio Ferdinand have announced their engagement after almost two years of dating.

The former TOWIE star, 27, accepted a romantic rooftop proposal from the sports legend, 39, during a family holiday to Abu Dhabi after he popped the question in front of his three children.

Taking to her Instagram account to share the happy news with her followers on Thursday morning, the TV personality wrote: 'The perfect end to our holiday ... How could the answer not be yes.'
Kate uploaded three pictures of the magical moment Rio popped the question as his kids Lorenz, 12, Tate, 10, and Tia, seven, looked on.


The stunning cityscape images appeared to have been taken on a rooftop helicopter pad following a night-time ride.

Rio's three children could be seen looking on as their dad proposed, before rushing over to hug them both when Kate accepted.
The former England star proudly revealed he had included his kids in his proposal plans, and praised them for keeping the secret for so long.

Posting a sweet snap of the trio watching the special moment, he wrote: 'She said yes. How these 3 kids kept it a secret I’ll never know.'

The reality star started dating Rio in early 2017, two years after he tragically lost his wife Rebecca Ellison, 34, following a short battle with cancer.

Nigerian Striker, Brown Ideye Buys Himself A Rolls Royce As His 30th Birthday Gift [Photos]

Nigerian striker, Brown Ideye is a lover of Rolls Royce. Brown Ideye who already has a 2017 Rolls Royce, just acquired the 2018 model as a gift to himself for his 30th birthday.

Ideye plays as a striker for Chinese club Tianjin Teda. One more photo below...

Tension In Abuja As Shiites Vow To Continue Protest Today

There are strong indications of another clash between security operatives and members of the Islamic Movement of Nigeria in the Federal Capital Territory, Abuja on Thursday (today).

This followed a vow by the Inspector-General of Police, Ibrahim Idris, to end the protests even as members of the sect declared that they would continue with their protests at the expense of their lives and until their leader, Ibraheem El-Zakzaky, was released.

The IGP made the declaration to crush Shiite protest on Wednesday.

Idris made the declaration in an interview with State House correspondents shortly after joining others to witness the inauguration of the 2019 Armed Forces Day Emblem at the Presidential Villa, Abuja.

“We have made some major deployments and all l can say is that we want to appeal to everybody to cooperate with us to end these crises and by the Grace of God, we will bring the protests to an end,” the police boss said.

Asked why security agents resorted to the use of maximum force against the protests, Idris said, “The agents were responding to the threats against security of lives and property within the FCT. It is our responsibilities to take care of security.”

The IGP had earlier in the day given an indication that about 400 members of the group who were arrested on Tuesday would appear in court on Wednesday (today).

“You know that when we make arrests, the next thing is to take them before the law courts.

“We are going to take them before the law court today (Wednesday). This could be the Magistrates’ Court or Federal High Court,” he said.

Idris also said the Federal Government was not ruling out dialogue with stakeholders as one of the ways of ending the protests.

“We are liaising with major stakeholders, major religious groups in this country.

“I think we need to do something to end these crises as soon as possible and by the grace of God, we will end the crises soon,” he added.

The police boss also said other security challenges being experienced in parts of the FCT were being tackled head-on.

He said black spots in Abuja were being monitored by his men with a view to flushing out criminals from their hideouts.

He said the police would work hard to ensure that the 2019 General Elections were conducted peacefully.

He appealed to Nigerians to cooperate with security agencies to achieve the feat.

But in restating their resolve to continue with the protest, members of the sect said as long as it would take to release their leader, Shiekh Ibraheem El-Zakzaky, their protest would continue.

The spokesman for the group, Mallam Abdullahi Musa, made the position of the group known in an interview with one of our correspondents in Abuja, on Wednesday.

Musa spoke after the sect released the corpses of 24 of their slain colleagues to members of their families.

The ceremony was held in Ruga neighbourhood in the Mararaba area of Nasarawa State on Wednesday.

A correspondents who was at the event observed the 24 corpses of the slain sect members wrapped with white clothes and laid beside one another horizontally while family members were allowed to identify their relations before they were taken for burial.

Spokesperson for the IMN, Mallam Abdullahi Musa, in an interview with The Punch, said the corpses were recovered from the scene of the clash with the military at the Kugbo/Karu checkpoint on Monday, alleging that the corpses of 12 other deceased were still with the army.

Musa, who confirmed that the sect held another protest in the Wuse area of the Federal Capital Territory, Abuja on Wednesday, said the protests to demand the release of the sect’s leader, Shiehk Ibraheem Elzakzaky, would continue until the military “kills all of us.”

He said, “Now, we have finished our findings. We have 24 dead bodies here with us. As I speak to you, there are 21 bodies before me. We are going to bury them. And we found that the army dumped three corpses at the University Teaching Hospital, Gwagwalada to make 24 corpses. They also dumped nine corpses in the Asokoro and Maitama areas of Abuja.

“This was from the Monday clash. On Tuesday, the army and the police also killed six persons. We have two corpses with us and they went away with four corpses. Between Saturday and Tuesday, more than 40 persons have been killed by the Guards Brigade of the Nigerian Army. And this brigade is answerable only to the President of Nigeria.

“We have information that the brigade has received orders to shoot at us any time we come out. The President cannot claim ignorance of this killing; we are killed just because we are protesting the illegal detention of our leader. We are carrying out our religious obligations.”

He added, “There is no amount of killings that will stop us. This is our belief. One thing about these killings is that the President is aware of them.

“I heard that the police said they arrested 400 of us. But from Tuesday, about 1000 of us are actually missing. Since they said they had only 400 with them, where are the remaining 600 people? Some of the corpses have their family members here already who are here to carry them home.”

“One of the corpses was a 22-year-old Suleiman Abubakar from Sokoto State, who was shot dead on Monday during the clash.”

His elder sister, Hibbat, told The Punch that Abubakar just concluded his secondary school education in Kaduna State and was processing his admission to the university.

She said, “He was killed on Monday. We are about to collect his body for burial. We need justice and we are fighting for justice. See what Nigerian Army has done to us. He just finished his secondary school and he was trying to further his studies to a university. We are from Sokoto but we live in Kaduna State.”

I Won’t Mortgage My Conscience Over APC – Oshiomhole

The National Chairman of the All Progressive Congress (APC), Adams Oshiomhole, has said that he would not bow to pressure that will make him act against his conscience over the crisis in the party.

He made the declaration after meeting with President Muhammadu Buhari at the Presidential Villa, Abuja.

Speaking with State House corespondents at the end of the meeting, he said that only three APC governors were unhappy with his running of the party while the majority are confident that he is doing his best.

According to him, he would rather obey his conscience than succumb to pressures that will make him do what is wrong.

He said: “Let me say that if there is a choice between my conscience-what I believe is right and mortgaging that conscience in order to keep the job, I will have no difficulty resolving it in favour of my conscience.

“And those who know me know that at my age I cannot learn new tricks. I am absolutely committed to justice, fairness, I am a stickler to enforcement of rules; because the source of relevance is derived from rules. I have lived my life fighting for justice and fairness.”

The problem he has with the aggrieved governors, he said, is a family matters which he is confident will be resolved.

He added “Three governors are not particularly pleased with the outcome of the primaries in their states. Change is easy, we all want change but the process of change can be traumatizing.

“These are internal family issues; they are my friends, and that is important , even in moment of distress, that friendship is I want to believe is enough to help us to build a reconciliation.

“There is no running away from the fact that we are the governing party who has a higher stake; we are the one in the news; if we were in the stock market, our shares would have increased considerably.

“So, it is not surprising that there is some disquiet but I remain a friend to this governors, I respect them; I appreciate them for the fact that but for their support, I will not be chairman and you don’t go stepping on toes of those who helped you to get into position..

“But however, I thought I was clear and I remain clear that helping me to get to the position, it was to help APC to return to its core values of progressive politics, of fairness, of justice, of adherence to rule of law and total submission to the extant provisions of our party constitution.

“In doing that, you don’t look at power; you look at what is; what is just."

Notorious Cult Boys Clash Openly In Lagos, Police Take Action

Policemen from the Lagos State command on Wednesday continued the search for youths involved in the cult supremacy clash on the Lagos Island, during which no fewer than eight persons reportedly died.

The victims were said to have been killed after renewed bloody clashes between two cults - Onola Boys and Okepopo Boys - started on Saturday on the Lagos Island.

Some residents reportedly sustained serious injuries during the fight, while many traders lost their goods as the youths used the opportunity to break into shops.

Although the police said 20 suspects had been arrested in connection with the supremacy war, the raid on members of the rival gangs were reportedly meant to prevent a recurrence.

The Punch learnt that among areas raided were Itafaji, Isale-gangan, Princess, Anikantamo, Evans, Massey, Okepopo, Koilo, Atiko and environs.

The clash was said to have been renewed on Saturday after Okepopo Boys allegedly invaded the Onola area to celebrate the release of their leader, popularly called Falapa.

A source said, “During the attack by Okepopo Boys, a young man who was sleeping inside a Keke-Marwa (tricycle) at the front of Itafaji was killed. Some beggars in the area were also injured.

“Immediately after the attack, Onola Boys mobilsed and launched a reprisal in the Okepopo area where four persons were killed.”

It was further gathered that on Sunday, Okepopo Boys moved into the Onola area, but were resisted by the Onola Boys,who were expecting them.

It was said that the Sunday clash led to the death of another youth from Okepopo.

Some traders, whose shops had been burgled were said to have joined forces with Onola Boys on Monday for another round of clash.

A resident, who identified himself simply as Jimoh, said, “Efforts by the police teams from the Area ‘A’ Command, Adeniji Adele division, Jankara division and Lion building division to end the clashes were not successful.

“This was because as soon as the police teams left the affected areas, the warring youths resumed hostilities.”

It was gathered that the attacks had, however, reduced on Wednesday after soldiers were drafted in the areas to join the police teams on the ground.

The military team was said to have moved with the policemen to pick up those involved in the clash.

The state Police Public Relations Officer, CSP Chike Oti, said the reason for the clash had yet to be known.

He said, “The boys engaged themselves in a free-for-all. A distress call was made by some residents and the Area Commander, Area A, Lion Building, ACP Mohammed Dalandi, mobilised policemen to the scene and and arrested 20 of the rampaging boys.

“The boys fought for a yet-to-be-determined reason and we are still investigating to know the cause of their fight. However, the area is calm now, our men are everywhere.”

Bleaching Ruins Your Life, Nigerian Doctor Warns

Dr Olufunmilayo, who refers to himself as 'yourfavonlinedoctor' has taken to twitter to remind bleachers the act ruins their lives.

Lol, i don't think it's what we need to discuss anymore, every girl bleaches now... Just yesterday i saw a girl, slightly above 18, she had bleached and it became very obvious. Her legs were very clean (amazingly) but her hands and face have two colours, with real dark spots on her face. God forgive me, the way i eyed her ehn, sigh!

What the doctor said below...

Young Lady Flees With Boss N500k Property, Abandon Her Kids

The police are on the trail of an 18-year-old housemaid, identified simply as Queen, for allegedly fleeing with her boss’ property in Lagos.

It was learnt that Queen on October 19 went away with property worth N500,000 belonging to her boss, Omowunmi Odejide.

It was gathered that Odejide had returned home from a 

birthday party around 8pm on the day of the incident to see her two children wandering in the compound.

Odejide, who spoke to The Punch, said she asked of Queen from her neighbours who told her that she went out to buy something around 7pm and had yet to return.

The Osun State indigene, who noted that she was reluctant to go for the party, said Queen encouraged her to go.

The 37-year-old added that Queen went away with one box containing the goods she packed from her shop.

She further said Queen went away with her children’s clothes, designer wristwatches and sunshades.

She said, “On Friday, October 19, I went out for a birthday party of one of my friends who turned 40. I did not want to go because I was not in a good mood, but Queen encouraged me to; I did not know that she had something up her sleeve.

“I left home around 12.48pm for Agege where the party held. I came back home around 8pm and met my neighbours and my children in the compound. I asked of my housemaid and one of my neighbours said she went to buy something.

“Before the incident, I had a boutique that I run but due to some issues, I could not continue with it again; so I packed my goods home. When I entered the house on the day of the incident, I noticed that one box containing my goods and my children’s clothes were missing.

“This lady is someone I took in like my daughter because she told me that she lost her mother at a tender age; she looked innocent. I don’t lock the rooms when I go out.

“She went away with the stew I prepared, Rolex wristwatches, expensive sunshade that I sell and the one I used, female and male jeans, long towels, three male wristwatch and 10 female wristwatch, pendants - all worth N500,000.”

Odejide who noted that the suspect might have accomplices said she could not carry all the stolen items alone.

The Punch learnt that the matter had been reported at the Sagamu Road Police Division.

The state Police Public Relations Officer, CSP Chike Oti, who confirmed the incident, said the suspect would be apprehended.

He said, “The matter was reported to us at Sagamu Road Police Division and we hope that with the clues available to us, we will soon apprehend her.

“However, the CP, Lagos State has advised employers of domestic helps to ensure that they are profiled to avoid an incident of this nature.”

NLC slams governors’ forum, demands N66,500 minimum wage

                        

The Nigeria Labour Congress has lambasted the Nigeria Governors’ Forum for pegging the minimum wage at N22, 500. The NLC subsequently plants to settle for N66,500 minimum wage, The Punch reports.

The President of the NLC, Mr. Ayuba Wabba, said this at a press conference in Abuja on Wednesday.

Wabba said the NGF was not known to the law and was thus an illegal body.

He said all governors should return to their respective states and consult with workers rather than hide under the umbrella of the governors’ forum.

Wabba also stressed that the organised labour would not accept the N22,500 figure as the new wage is not an award but a figure that was jointly arrived at through negotiation

Wabba, cautioned the Federal Government to:

“take necessary steps to ensure the enactment of a new national minimum wage act, as we cannot guarantee industrial peace and harmony.”

Body of missing Army General Alkali found

The body of the missing army general, Retired Major-General Idris Alkali found.

General Alkali’s remains were discovered in an abandoned well in a mining village, Guchwet in Shen of Jos South LGA of Plateau on Wednesday.

The leader of the search and rescue operation, Brigadier General Umar Mohammed, while announcing the development, told reporters that a parade will be held for the retired officer as an honour.

He said there will be a befitting burial for the former Chief of Administration, Nigerian Army headquarters

Retired Major General Idris Alkali had been declared missing since September 3, 2018, on his way from Abuja to Bauchi en route Jos.

The Nigerian Army had last week discovered a shallow grave, in its search of Alkali, who is the immediate past Chief of Administration (Army).

FG Rejects N22,500 Governors’ Proposal On Minimum Wage

The Minister of Labour and Productivity, Mr. Chris Ngige, says the Federal Government has rejected the N22,500 minimum wage proposal by the Nigeria Governors Forum (NGF).

Ngige stated this on Wednesday during a phone interview on Channels Television’s Sunrise Daily.

“The governors have not even done enough. I told them that this N22,500 is even rejected by the Federal Government,” he said.

Ngige’s comments come 24 hours after NGF unanimously agreed to pay Nigerian workers N22,500 as the new minimum wage as against the current N18,000.


Chairman of the Forum and Zamfara State Governor, Abdul’Aziz Yari, said that the decision of the governors was based on the current realities on the ground.

But Ngige criticised the governors for the figure saying N22,500 is even below the N24, 000 agreement by the Federal Government.

He, however, said that all parties on the ground would resume back on negotiations to see that the welfare of the workers is met.

Ngige added, “The national minimum wage is a national legislation being driven by the Federal Government of Nigeria in pursuance to item 34 of the Exclusive Legislative list.

“But you don’t go and make a law which people will disobey at the initial.

“If you make a law and hoax a figure that is not agreeable, which people don’t have the capacity or ability to pay because the International Labour Organisation (ILO) says in those negotiations, the principle is the ability to pay.”

The minister, however, decried that the Chairman of the Tripartite Committee, Ms. Amal Pepple is not in the country.

Ngige explained that despite her absence for two weeks for a medical check-up, the Federal Government would convene partners involved in the minimum wage to deliberate on the issue and arrive on the same page.

Although workers are demanding N30,000 as minimum wage, the minister said that any industrial action being embarked on the aggrieved workers would not resolve the issues at stake.

Nigerian Man Elected Into Office In UK Caught With Drugs Worth Millions

A Nigerian based in the UK and elected into political office in the country has resigned after being caught with illegal drugs worth millions of naira. 

 
The Labour councillor caught with a large amount of drugs at a music festival has already left his cabinet post.

According to a report by BBC, Ishmael Osamor, 29, had pleaded guilty to having £2,500-worth of drugs, at last year’s Bestival event in Dorset.

The councillor and son of a Labour MP apologised for the “unwanted attention” his case had brought.

Osamor was sentenced to a two-year community order and 20 days rehabilitation, last Friday.

The son of Shadow International Development Secretary Kate Osamor, was caught with ecstasy, cocaine, ketamine and cannabis at the festival in August 2017, nine months before he was elected as a councillor.

In a statement to the council’s chief executive he said: “It is with great regret that I am offering this as formal notice of my resignation as councillor, effective immediately.

“I would like to take the opportunity to apologise to the council, as I have to my ward colleagues and residents, for the unwelcome attention my case has brought to Haringey.”

Osamor resigned at a meeting of the council’s Labour group earlier after calls for him to quit.

Councillor Joseph Ejiofor, council leader, said: “Councillor Osamor came to see me on Friday 26 October and explained about an incident that happened in September last year.

“I expressed my concern and disappointment by the actions that he had admitted.

“The Labour Party expects high standards from its elected representatives, and I know that Councillor Osamor has taken some personal time over the past four days to review whether his actions have met this expectation.

“Consequently, Ishmael has decided to resign from Haringey Council. We respect his decision.”

Osamor admitted three charges of possessing drugs with intent to supply and a fourth charge of possession at Bournemouth Crown Court on Friday, the Local Democracy Reporter Service reported.

Doctors Separate Conjoined Twins At Abuja Hospital [See Photos]

A team of Nigerian doctors has successfully separated a set of conjoined twins at the University of Abuja Teaching Hospital Gwagwalada.

The doctors, led by Nuhu Kwajafa of the Global Peace Initiatives, confirmed the success of the operation that took them several hours on Tuesday in a post on his Instagram account @nuhukwaj.

“We wish to express our profound gratitude, as we say a massive thank you to Rt. Hon. Yakubu Dogara, for his kind hearted and extremely generous gesture to the successfully separated twins and their family…God bless you, Sir,” Mr Kwajafa posted.

 Another photo below...

Akin Alabi cries out after man won N24million with N1500 on his bet site

Nairabet owner, Akin Alabi, has taken to social media to rant on how a man won a whooping N24million with just N1500 on his bet site.

Akin Alabi, who is the APC candidate for Egbeda/Ona Ara House of Representatives, stated that the win might affect his campaign.

According to him, paying the winner will see a huge chunk stripped off his coffers meant for his election campaign.

“So this guy won over N24m with N1,500 on . Some people have forgotten that I have an election to fund. Haba. �‍♀️ This must be the work of PDP and ADC. The guy suppose donate to my campaign. � For those that know how to check betslips, the number is 178549440.”

Still in a sober mode, he continued his rant on Instagram:

“Some people are just wicked. I’m planning a political campaign and this one is now chopping all the money �‍♀️  we created to just be playing o, somebody is now planning to send me to my village.”

Police Arraigns Senator Adeleke For Exam 'Fraud' In Abuja

PDP governorship candidate in the September 22, 2018 election in Osun state, Senator Ademola Adeleke, was this Wednesday morning arraigned before Justice I.E. Ekwo of the Federal High Court sitting in Abuja.

The lawmaker and four others were docked based on a 

four-count charge of examination malpractices filed against them by the Nigerian Police.

The Inspector General of Police (IGP), Ibrahim Idris, through the Prosecuting Counsel, Simon Lough, had on September 19, 2018 filed the charge against Adeleke and his four co-accused.

Charged by the Police alongside Adeleke were Sikiru Adeleke, the Principal of Ojo-Aro Community Grammar School; Alhaji Aregbesola Muftau, the Registrar of the School; Gbadamosi Ojo and a teacher in the school, Dare Samuel Olutope.

The police accused the five defendants of committing examination malpractices by fraudulently, through impersonation, registering Adeleke and another Sikiru Adeleke, as students of Ojo-Aro Community Grammar School, in Ojo-Aro in Osun State, for the National Examination Council’s June/July 2017 Senior School Certificate Examination in February 2017.

At Wednesday’s sitting, the defendants all pleaded not guilty to the charges levelled against them, and alleged political witchhunt.

Adeleke was however granted bail on self-recognizance by Justice I.E Ekwo.

He was ordered to deposit his international passport with the registrar. He was also asked to sign a bond stating that he will always be present at his trial.

3rd Video Of Governor Ganduje Allegedly Receiving Bribe Emerges

A third video of Kano State Governor allegedly receiving bribe in dollars has emerged.

The latest video was posted on Facebook by Kwankwasiyya Reporter and was translated in English.

''A man of the people of Kano State, who is a man of the people of Kano State, he is a man of integrity, a man of integrity, a man of integrity, a man of integrity, a man of integrity, a man of integrity, a man of integrity, integrity, If you have done it, you should be silent, so he should take the money of a contract that is why he'' they posted as the translation.

Recall two videos showing Governor Ganduje allegedly receiving bribe had been previously released, which prompted an investigation and public hearing by the Kano state House of Assembly.

Adeyanju Deji @adeyanjudeji

Episode 3 is out of Gandollar.
The Barawo “Thief” of Kano was saying as he collected bribe that he didn’t see money as Deputy Governor.

12:30 AM - Oct 31, 2018