Widow Confesses: I'm Now a Prostitute Because of El-Rufai's Abuja Demolition

This is indeed a sad insight into the life of a widow who's now a commercial sex worker:

Living behind Mass Park in Zuba, a satellite town in Abuja is Blessing Udeh, an indigene of Imo State. She could easily be described as 'your everyday type of woman'. There’s nothing in her gait or looks to suggest that she is in what many refer to as the oldest profession in the world. 

Probably in her late 40’s, she’s a widow with three children who seemingly had a good life with her husband until fate played a cruel one on her by snatching him away.

Actress Anita Joseph Poses Without Clothes; Exposes 'Assets'

The sultry actress seems very crafty in the art of attention seeking. See the photos below....

Tonto Dike Reveals the Man She Loves on Twitter

              

Controversial Nollywood actress, Tonto Dikeh will not cease to swim in controversies and there is no doubt she's enjoying it. If you're a follower of the wild actress on her twitter handler, you would have noticed that she has included 'something' in her profile.

Below is what Tonto said about her love and other issues:

Why I Just Can't Have Sex With Any Man Now --Female Singer

Here is what rapper Eva Alordiah said about today's relationships:

I am single but not searching. My mother is working on that. She is going to get me a husband from the village. I don’t know how the search is going for her though. I think Nigerian men are fine, we have the best crop of men in Nigeria. 

My major priority is to be focused on necessary things. I don’t see relationships as unnecessary but I see sex as unnecessary....

See Female Dormitory and Toilet at Police College

Government should scrap the police or improve their pitiable condition immediately!

MEND Threatens Earthquake for Nigerian Leaders over Henry Okah

The Movement for the Emancipation of the Niger Delta, MEND, as responded to the conviction in South Africa of Henry Okah, its former leader, declaring that the development will be the start of the disintegration of Nigeria, and warning of disastrous consequences to befall the federal government and all of its officials since 1999.

The deadly group boasted that they are now more equipped to deal seriously with the Nigerian state, saying they have attained “capabilities which will take the Nigerian Military another 10 years to catch.”