What sort of dangerous photo shoot is this?

wow!!!!! wonder will never end

'We not charging 5k to be in a reality show by the Wellingtons' - Banky W issues scam alert

Singer, Banky W has issued a scam alert to warn his fans and followers about a fake campaign on social media asking people to pay 5k to be in a reality show by the Wellingtons.

According to Banky W, 'I hear there's yet another scam on facebook.. charging 5k to be in a reality show by the Wellingtons. Please ignore, it is a complete scam. Please DO NOT SEND ANYBODY ANY MONEY to be in any tv show or to join any label, It is a scam'.

Young American boy leaves social media in stitches with his definition of Love

The young lad goes by the name, Adrian Thomas, and he has defined Love in eleven in lines, leaving social media in stitches.
Read below.

West Ham Sign Portugal Euro 2016 Star Mario On Loan

Premier League club West Ham have signed Portugal star Joao Mario on loan from Inter Milan.
The London club announced Mario’s arrival on their official website on Friday.
“West Ham United are delighted to confirm the signing of Portugal international Joao Mario on loan until the end of the season,” West Ham stated.
“The 25-year-old attacking midfielder, who arrives in east London from Italian Serie A club Inter Milan, is a talented and skilful player capable of creating and scoring goals.
“Having received international clearance on Friday, he trained with his new teammates and has been named in David Moyes’ squad for Saturday’s Emirates FA Cup fourth-round tie at Wigan Athletic.

“Capped 31 times, Joao Mario appeared in all seven matches as Portugal won UEFA Euro 2016, and the Porto-born star cannot wait to show his worth in a Claret and Blue shirt.”

Man escapes mob action after allegedly turning human to goat in Rivers

 

Police at the Rumuokoro Divisional Police Station in Rivers state are investigating a mob action by some individuals against a suspect who was alleged to have transformed a man into a goat.
DAILY POST gathered the unnamed thirty-six year old man was accused of transforming a human to a black goat around Rukpoku community in Obio-Akpor Local government Area.


Police at the Rumuokoro Divisional Police Station in Rivers state are investigating a mob action by some individuals against a suspect who was alleged to have transformed a man into a goat.
DAILY POST gathered the unnamed thirty-six year old man was accused of transforming a human to a black goat around Rukpoku community in Obio-Akpor Local government Area.

This led to a mob action.
The man was beaten to pulp until he became unconscious.
It took the intervention of security operatives on routine patrol around Rukpoku to bring the situation under control.
The police patrol team took the victim, the goat and two others to Rumuokoro Area Command where the victim regained consciousness.

He narrated to the Police that the goat is his pet.
“I was strolling out of my compound only to realize that my goat was following. Me.
“Usually, it follows me whenever I am going out because I use to buy biscuit for it, but this time I didn’t want it to follow me, so I decided to run and try to dodge from it. The goat’s name is Remember.
“I was surprised that people now thought I changed a human being to goat. How is that possible?” he queried.

The victim, the goat and two of his attackers are still being held at the Police Station.
A senior police officer at the Rumuokoro police station said that investigation had commenced to unravel the true circumstance of the bizarre incident.

Photos: President Buhari departs for African Union Summit in Addis Ababa

President Buhari has left Abuja for Addis Ababa where he's to attend the 30th African Union Summit.

Jeep Wrangler defies the laws of gravity as it drives effortlessly up...........

Jeep Wrangler defies the laws of gravity as it drives effortlessly up a vertical cliff in a nail-biting video

An amazing video shows the moment a Jeep defied the laws of gravity as it drives straight up the side of a vertical cliff face.
The incredible stunt was performed by Chuck Converse, 35, who drove the 2006 Jeep Wrangler up red sandstone last Saturday, January 20, 2018. The jeep is seen scaling the wall, in Sand Hollow State Park, Utah, driving straight up and somehow managing to get all the way to the top and safely getting over the edge.
The video has gone viral and got hundreds of thousands of views after Chuck shared it on his Instagram page.  He said he wasn't afraid to pull the stunt because he has done it several times. Chuck named the jeep he was driving ‘Project Total Loss’ as he rebuilt it after a traffic accident.

Social media users were so impressed and expressed their amazement in the comment section.
Nailwody said: "Omg, it can do that, go Jeep."
Meanwhile John Marion said: "Now that’s just absurd."
Jeff Spicer added: "What in the world."

Teachers attacked along..............

Teachers attacked along Ewekoro, Ogun state (photos)

According to a Facebook user, Ayannuga Yinka Olufemi, a group of teachers were attacked by unknown persons at Ewekoro LGA Ogun state. More photos below

 

 

photos: 2 lucky students gets N5.4M scholarship grant

12 lucky students gets N5.4M scholarship grant from Indomie

L-R: Group Head, Public Relations and Events Manager, Dufil Prima Foods Plc. Temitope Ashiwaju; Dufil Postgraduate Scholarship Award Coordinator, Prof. Babatunde Oguntona; Brand Manager, Dufil Prima Foods Plc. Onome Asagbra.
Dufil Prima Foods Plc makers of Nigeria’s no one noodles, Indomie is the first and only corporate organization sponsoring post-graduate nutrition education in Nigeria with its Dufil Postgraduate scholarship award. This is to contribute to the improvement of the Nutritional status of all Nigerians and enhance adequately trained manpower in the field of Nutritional Sciences.
Dufil Postgraduate scholarship award was instituted in 2009 for Nigerian students studying Nutrition and Dietetics at the Master’s Degree level. The success and impact of the scholarship to the students and nutritional sciences at large has spurred the continuance of the program.
According to the Group Head, Public Relations and Events Manager, Dufil Prima Foods Plc., Mr. Temitope Ashiwaju, the overall goal of the scholarship is to improve the nutritional status of Nigerians in a sustainable manner. Specifically, the scholarship programme aims to assist in the training of high level nutritional and dietetic manpower in the country.
“It is hoped that over a period of time this will produce a critical mass of highly trained nutritionists that will sustainably chart and guide the way for optimum nutrition for all Nigerian,” Ashiwaju added.



At the back, from left to right: Group Head, Public Relations and Events Manager, Dufil Prima Foods Plc. Temitope Ashiwaju; Dufil Postgraduate Scholarship Award Coordinator, Prof. Babatunde Oguntona; Brand Manager, Dufil Prima Foods Plc. Onome Asagbra flanked by beneficiaries of the post graduate scholarship in Lagos.

Twelve MSc students were awarded scholarship for the 2017/2018 academic session and the beneficiaries studying Nutrition, Dietetic and related courses were at the corporate office of Dufil in Lagos, they all collected a cheques of N450, 000.00 each. The twelve recipients who were drawn from a pool of numerous entries across the six geo-political zones of the country are: Abdulahi Abubakar (Kano), Adedipe Elisabeth (Ondo), Awosanya Mubarakat (Ogun), Awotunya Ebunoluwa (Ekiti), Babatunde Odunayo Esther (Oyo), Iheme Gideon Onyedikach (Abia) and Iyekekpolor Christiana Imuetinyan (Edo). Others are: Joseph Aaron Nenrot (Plateau), Njoku Onyekachi Jennifer (Imo), Okonkwo Elizabeth Monday (Akwa Ibom), Otunla Adetola Titilayo (Osun) and Yahuza Asiya Salman (Kaduna).

The coordinator of the schorlaship scheme since inception, Professor Babatunde Oguntona, thanked DUFIL Prima Foods for the smooth running and consistency of the scholarship award. Explaining the aim of the scholarship, Prof. Oguntona said the scheme is meant to promote the study of nutrition in Nigeria. “Nutrition is the bedrock of medicine and healthy living starts with the kind of food we consume.”

Also speaking at the cheque presentation, the Brand Manager, Dufil Prima Foods Plc, Mr. Onome Asagbra said that Dufil Prima Foods, beyond producing variety of premium products also promotes this kind of initiative and this is also a side of the brand that the company wants the world to see. In his words, “The scholarship scheme is a noble course the brand is pleased to be associated with, as it serves as a means of giving back to the society, in order to produce highly trained nutritionists that would drive development in the food sector.” He further encouraged the awardees to be more committed to their studies.

Responding on behalf of the beneficiaries, Ms. Yahuza Asiya Salman thanked the company and promised to make the best use of the opportunity given to them. She said that “Dufil Prima Foods Plc. has taken the burden of financing our post graduate program off us by giving us this scholarship, this will enable us focus solely on giving our best to the study of nutrition. We hope to make astounding discovery and solutions to nutrition and diet challenges in the society.”

Cleric arrested for duping victims of N36m in Ondo State

Oladele Ayuba, a cleric, has been arrested for advanced fee fraud, after reportedly tricking unsuspecting victims of amounts ranging from N300,000 to N36 million.

He was paraded alongside two other suspects for offences ranging from obtaining by false pretence to illegal possession of counterfeit money and vandalism of transformer by the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps, NSCDC, Ondo State Command.

The Corps Commandant, Pedro Ideba, gave the names of the other two suspects as Abiodun Oluwaseun and Jayeola Tosin.

On the cleric’s case, Pedro said: “Ayuba was arrested following a complaint by one of his victims, Tajudeen Ekundayo, who lost N4,300,000 to him. “Immediately the complaint was lodged at the Command headquarters, my men swung into action and arrested the man, who is the kingpin of a syndicate in Arigidi Akoko, while other members of the syndicate are still at large.”

Pedro added that so many criminal activities ranging from kidnapping to ritual killing and fraud have been traced to the cleric, who hails from Ilorin, Kwara State. Also paraded was one Oluwaseun, who specialised in printing and spending counterfeit Naira. He was arrested after using N24,000, in fake N1,000 denomination, to buy goods from one provision seller. Pedro said the woman reported the case to the command and the men of the Corps trailed the syndicate and arrested one of them, while others are still at large.

Monkeys have been successfully cloned by Chinese scientists, breaking barrier to human cloning

Chinese scientists have cloned monkeys, breaking a technical barrier that could open the door to copying humans.

Zhong Zhong and Hua Hua, two identical long-tailed macaques, were born eight and six weeks ago, making them the first primates to be cloned from a non-embryonic cell. The two newborns are now being bottle fed and are growing normally. The researchers said they expect more macaque clones to be born over the coming months.

The scientists used the same technique that was used in cloning Dolly the sheep two decades ago. It was achieved through a process called somatic cell nuclear transfer (SCNT), which involves transferring the nucleus of a cell, which includes its DNA, into an egg which has had its nucleus removed.

Researchers at the Chinese Academy of Sciences Institute of Neuroscience in Shanghai said their work should be a boon to medical research by making it possible to study diseases in populations of genetically uniform monkeys. This breakthrough also brings the feasibility of cloning humans.
"Humans are primates. So (for) the cloning of primate species, including humans, the technical barrier is now broken," Muming Poo, who helped supervise the program at the institute, told reporters in a conference call.
"The reason ... we broke this barrier is to produce animal models that are useful for medicine, for human health. There is no intention to apply this method to humans."
Back in 1999, scientists cloned a rhesus monkey named Tetra using a method called embryo-splitting, which is easier to execute than SCNT but cannot generate as many offspring. Until the most recent experiment, however, all attempts to clone primates with SCNT had failed.