Sad! After years of being unemployed, Nigerian Man dies few hours to resuming his appointment at the Nigerian Railway Corporation

A Nigerian named Victor Nwobike died yesterday February 18th few hours to resuming his appointment at the Nigerian Railway Corporation. His friend, Ibifuro Thompson Tatua, who shared the sad story online, said Victor, who was very excited about his new job, suddenly fell ill yesterday and died.

''Today We Lost a Young Man Postmodernist Victor Nwobike popularly called PVN or Postmodernist, He was Known for his Use Of Big Grammars and was Vigor, He has been in the Struggle for a while Now and he Just got a Job at The Nigerian Railway Corporation to Resume Work tomorrow Monday, He Spoke Excitedly About it just Yesterday Evening and was to Travel today to Lagos to Start Work 2moro and 5am Today He got Sick and died shortly after, and this got Me thinking since Afternoon, Is this Destiny? What is this Called? Just last Night he was Excited and Well, Since Last year he has been doing follow-Up on this Job, he has been Broke and Struggling and Just a Day He is to Resume The Long Awaited Job, He Died, this is a Very Annoying Time to Die, I Have been Thinking a lot why he had to fall sick today and Die today just like that? Abi Village People that he has gone to brief about his Trip, or what? I just don’t get it! God Please oo, Abeg ooo, Have Mercy On Us. Cover your Children, R.I.P. Postmodernist. I am still shocked''

'It was the right decision to have endorsed Buhari in 2015' - Obasanjo

Former President Olusegun Obasanjo in an interview with German publisher, DW explained why he wrote the open letter to President Buhari in January advising him not to seek a second term in office.

He was also asked if he regrets endoring Buhari back in 2015 and he said,

'Yes, it was the right decision. With the benefit of hindsight, you will agree with me, if you know what has happened and what has been revealed about the government of Jonathan and those who are with him, in terms of sordid corruption and you will agree that this was the right decision. I believe it that was a decision that was good at that time for our country and our democracy. Because we were able to transition from one party to another party. As a result of that we are consolidating democratic process. It is also the right decision now, for us to see that the man who is taking over from Jonathan has not met the expectation of Nigerians, that's what democracy is all about. Democracy is about change. But if you think that is not the right decision, then you are not a democrat. But I am a democrat and tomorrow if I take a decision and things don't work out the way we expect them to work out in a democracy, then you make a change'.

See excerpts from the interview below....
One of the biggest promises of President Buhari was to fight corruption. That is his flagship topic. You are now saying that he turns a blind eye on corrupt people in his inner circle. Has Buhari's corruption fight failed already?
I won't quite put it that way. I would say he was probably looking outside, he wasn't looking inside, because if you are fighting corruption [and] corruption is becoming rife then you also have to turn your attention inward.
What would you do differently if you were him in fighting corruption?
I would do what I exactly did before. I set up the two mayor institutions that are being used to fight corruption. I would make sure that the people who are in charge of these two institutions are men or women of integrity and I would look outside and inside because there is no point in fighting corruption beyond you while you have corruption (in front of) your nose.
Would you say is that you were more successful in fighting corruption?
I won't judge myself. I will leave that to other people.
President Buhari is widely regarded as a man of integrity among most Nigerians. Is he lacking seriousness?
I don't know which Nigerians you are talking about. Maybe Nigerians of four years ago. Talk to Nigerians today.
In your letter, you wrote that Buhari has a poor understanding of the dynamics of internal politics. You also said that he is weak in understanding and playing in the foreign affairs sector. Your critics are saying that they have the impression that you [feel you] are a moral authority and that you are the only person who understands how to run this country. What do you say to that?
I won't answer them. I will reserve it as my right as a Nigerian.
You said in the past that you would pull out of politics. How does that go together with the new coalition movement?
 A movement is a movement. It's not a political organization. It's a social, economic organization. And I have said that if that movement turns political, I will withdraw from it.
But you write that the two biggest parties in the country are unfit to run Nigeria. Do you hope to provide an alternative?
No, I would not stand in the way of that movement. If it decides to become a candidate sponsoring organization then it will become political and I will withdraw from it.
It is not yet clear who the members will be. And the names that got a lot of attention were the names people already know former governors, members of the [opposition] PDP (People's Democratic Party). Some people have the feeling that it is not going to be a new innovative movement but think that it's old people in new clothes.
 If that is what you hear then you are hearing it wrongly. There are thousands of Nigerians inside Nigeria and outside Nigeria who have never been in politics and are members of this movement. It's not old wine in a new bottle. It's new wine in a new bottle.

The interview was conducted by DW's Africa correspondent Adrian Kriesch.

The latest cosmetic surgery trend of 2018 is getting your belly button shaped

The latest cosmetic surgery trend of 2018 is the belly button surgery to make the belly button more aesthetically pleasing.
Darren Smith, a plastic surgeon working in New York City, says he’s seen a significant increase in the number of patients wanting belly button surgery. The reasons people get belly button surgery (umbilicoplasty) varies. Some people want to change their outie belly button to an innie, some want to tighten a belly button that’s been stretched during pregnancy, and some do it to get rid of excess skin following weight loss.
Whether for medical reasons or for vanity, a lot of women are now going under the knife to have a belly button that they consider more attractive.
Would you have your belly button shaped?

Man explains why "bad girls" get married faster while "good girls" don't

Continue to see the explanation and tell us if you agree...

Actress Tiffany Haddish reportedly dating Khloé Kardashian's ex-husband Lamar Odom (Photo)

Actress and Comedian, Tiffany Haddish is reportedly seeing former NBA star and Khloé Kardashian's ex-husband, Lamar Odom.
According to reports, the pair have known each other for many years, but they have been dating on a lowkey, and it has been off and on.
But Tiffany and Lamar were recently spotted at the at the All-Star Bowling Party in Los Angeles, where they posed for a pic.
See full photo below.

Student suspended from school and ordered to buy 1000 loaves of bread as punishment for stealing one loaf

A student in Kiambu County, Kenya was suspended from school and ordered to buy 1000 loaves of bread as punishment for allegedly stealing a loaf of bread.

The Form 3 student at Muhoho High School in Gatundu South was sent home on Thursday, February February 15 after supposedly stealing the bread from the school dining hall.

In the suspension letter obtained by Citizen Digital, the student was required to return to school with 1000 loaves, which, according to the school, is bread enough to feed all the students in the school.

In addition to buying bread for the whole school, the deputy principal ordered the student to clear all his pending school fees balance.

“You are required to return to school the soonest possible at 9am having cleared all the school levies and come with bread for all the students in the school i.e. 1000 loaves,” read part of the letter signed and stamped by the deputy principal.

With bread retailing at an average of Ksh.50, this means the student’s parent or guardian is set to part with approximately Ksh.50,000.

- CitizenTvKenya

Photo: 11-year-old girl with extreme bow legs undergoes surgery and the result is amazing!

11-year-old African girl, Justine is all smiles as she shows off her new legs five months after a life changing surgery.

Check out Before and After photos of Senator Florence Ita-Giwa who turns 72 today

Senator Florence Ita-Giwa who was one time special adviser to former president Olusegun Obasanjo on National Assembly matters turns 72 today. Her throwback photo shows she has always been a fashionista. Happy birthday to her!