Tuesday, 1 December 2015

Its In the Blood.Zinedine Zidane's son Luca Headbutts Football Opponent

Zinedine Zidane's 17-year-old son, Luca, who plays as a goal keeper for Real Madrid's youth team was sent off for headbutting an opponent in scenes reminiscent of his famous father's petulant meltdown in the 2006 World Cup final. The incident happened as two sets of players clashed during a heated confrontation with players of Atletico Madrid’s youth team. His conduct wasn't as bad as his dad's but he was shown a red card for what was later said to be a violent conduct. That's him wearing the green goalkeeper kit. Right is his father's infamous headbutting incident.
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STUNING! Nigerian actress Ini Edo shares This Se Xy Photo

From a recent photo-shoot...lovely
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AMAZING! See The Penance A Man Gave Himself Inside a Church

UNBELIEVABLE! See What This Guy Did To Himself Inside a Nigerian Church
We sometimes do unbelievable things in the name of religion. Only the almighty God knows what pushed
this man into this kind of penance.

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MUST READ!!! Top Nigerian Celebrities disclose how they lost their Innocence

MUST SEE!! 10 Nigerian Celebrities And How They Lost Their Vir ginity
10. Actress Uche Ogbodo 

..said she lost her virg inity at the age of 20. Recounting her experience, she said:
“As I said earlier, I met my first boyfriend at 20. I came from a Christian home and was trained by Christian parents. My father made sure we imbibed the Christian values and this helped me very much in my career as an actress.
I actually thought that as a Nollywood actress I was ripe enough to have a boyfriend and this will make me feel more sophisticated. I did not lose my vir’ginity to an actor, you know.”
“I did not stumble on losing my virginity, I was ready for it and I knew what I was getting into. “I was ready, I felt like I was ready to bring the world down. I felt like whatever it is, bring it on.”
9. Actress Foluke Daramola
…lost her virg inity to a rap*st and here’s what she had to say: “…. I intend to talk about things that people just take for granted:
for instance, a frigid woman in a marriage or a frigid lady that has been ra’ped. I have been a victim of that, so I understand what it feels like.
“Yes, my first introduction to se’x was rape. I talk about it when I have to. I was deflowered by a defiler. These are things people don’t talk about.”
8. Actress Laide Bakare
..said her first sexual experience was at age 21 and it was horrible.
“I didn’t start having se’x at early age. It took me a very long time even though it was something I had always been looking forward to. I looked up to it almost three years before I eventually had se’x. It wasn’t a nice experience with my first boyfriend. We dated for six years and we had se’x after four years of our relationship.
I was 18 when I met my first boyfriend. I was still a vir’gin then, even while in the movie industry for close to three years. I think the first time I had se’x I was about 21 years old. It was what I had been looking forward to, but it wasn’t`t a nice experience.”
7. Actress Benita Nzeribe..lost her virginity at a university.
She has this to say when the question querying if she was a virgin or not popped up:
“Virgin? You asked that question very direct. And if the truth must be told, I was a vir’gin all through secondary school, the juniorate until I entered the university. But one had great moral upbringing.”
6. Rapper, Ice Prince…had his first kiss at 13 and he was molested by an aunt.
“I had my first kiss when I was 13,” the rapper said coyly, while speaking with a reporter from Pulse. This is a throwback to a 2012 interview where the rapper also revealed that he was defiled by an aunt when he was 13.
“I had my first s*xual encounter. I would not say it was a good thing at all. It’s something I regret, whatever it was. It wasn’t a sweet experience at all. I had this aunty, though we were not related, she was just a neighbor who was living close to us, who came into my room and slept with me.
It wasn’t a good experience at all. I was scared, very scared. I saw hell. “It was a terrible experience. I am not excited talking about it at all. Se’x is not that good. I think s*x is over-rated. I don’t know.
She just came into my room and just forced me to do it with her… Oh, let’s not talk about it. I was so young and innocent. But she made me lose my innocence. The woman is still alive. I don’t think I have even seen her since then.”
5. Singing duo, Peter & Paul (P-Square)…had their first se x at the age of 14 and 15 respectively.
They claimed to first know what se x was at relatively young age.
Peter narrated: “I had my first experience in 1993 at the age of 14. At first, I felt terrible that I let a woman seduce me. Later, I realised that it didn’t matter and I enjoyed it.”
Paul had this to say: “For me, it was 1994 and I was 15 at the time. The first time was kind of strange. I thought the poor girl would get pregnant immediately and I’d become a father. As the thought of what we had done raced through my head, I became afraid, but felt better when I realized I had used a condom.”
4. Actress, Iyabo Ojo…had her first boyfriend at age 18 in SS3..
“….I relate with their father. I do not talk about it because I give respect to my children, it is their privacy and they want to keep it private. Like I said, we were not just compatible, I met him and in a very short period of time, we got married. We really did not have much time to date. I was 21 years old then. In less than three months, I was pregnant and in less than six months, I was married to him. It was a very short period of time.
“We basically got married because of the pregnancy. We did not want to have the baby out of wedlock. We got married and we later discovered that there was some part of him that I did not like and there were certain things about me that he did not also like. We were not friends and that was the disadvantage.
He was not my first, he was actually my third. I feel apart with my first boyfriend. My second boyfriend, we did not get intimate. “So my ex was actually the second but my third boyfriend. I was young, I had my first boyfriend when I was in SS3 and I was about 18 years old. Then we broke up and I had somebody else. We were more like brothers and sisters in Christ so we really did not have any se xual relationship.
Then, I met my ex-husband. He was the second man I was intimate with when it came to a relationship. I was young and the kind of life he wanted was to be married and still live the bachelor life while I wanted him to be married and stay at home. That was were we started having issues and problems but we are still friends. He still communicates with his kids.”
3. Big Brother Star, Uti Nwachukwu..said his first se x was a disaster.
“I remember very well who I had it with but I won’t like to divulge that. It was a disaster, you know you find out that what you watch is different from practical and you had to learn and I can tell you it was a disaster that the girl kept looking at me asking are you sure you know what to do and I was so embarrassed but the second time was much better…” Uti revealed
2. Actress Genevieve Nnaji. . said “getting pregnant at age 17 shocked me”
Genevieve lost her virginity at 17 and got pregnant afterwards. The actress spoke on a topic she never talks about on her daughter who she had when she was a teenager.
Genevieve talks of how her world came crashing when she discovered she was pregnant at the age of 17.
“The pregnancy was seven months gone before my Catholic mum discovered it. She couldn’t believe it,” she said. How can she be pregnant when she was “very careful” according to her still remain a mystery to her till date. When a test confirmed it, her parents were disappointed but stood their ground against the abortion. “I didn’t feel anything. I didn’t even know till I was about four months. It was there, but I was still in shock. I didn’t believe it”.
“The only time I actually believed it was when I saw it in a scan. Seven months! And I saw it’s in there and I said, “Okay, it’s true!” I was like, “Oh, it’s like some disease….” I think I was pretty much hard on myself then than my parents or people. I was harder on myself, really. My parents reacted the way any parent would react – disappointed. I didn’t know. My mother discovered it for me. I didn’t know anything really. She discovered it.”
1. Omotola Ekeinde
Beautiful actress and mother of three, Omotola Ekeinde said she was still a virgin when she got married.
“Given my mum’s stern attitude, it is natural to think I didn’t date anybody before I got married.
But, that’s not the case. I had boyfriends before I met my husband but it’s not something too deep as people may think nowadays. You just go out and have lunch together and all the rest of it.
As for deep my affairs went before I met my husband, it is just to say that I got married as a virgin, so that answers the rest of the question.”
Omotola’s husband seem to have bttressed his wife’s earlier assertion when he responded thus in an interview:
“Hmmm! Truly
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Ten Less Expensive Ways To Plan A Classy Naija Wedding

Are You Planing A Wedding? See 10 Ways To Have A Classy Naija Wedding Without Sending Much Money.....
1 First is to have a budget to work with
Begin with the end in mind, plan with what you have, not with handouts, sprayed money or expected cash from friends, but with what you and your partner have saved, earnings, cooperative contributions or personal loans. The latter is an extreme case and should be considered as a last option. A classy wedding is not determin
ed by the size of guests, money spent or wasted, it is by quality and taste. A wedding held under a tree, canopy, beach, or in your family’s garden can be classier than that held in a 2000 hall filled to overflowing capacity with rowdy guests, inadequately planned and causing you to be strongly indebted at the end of the event.
Choose your brides maids and groomsmen carefully, are they employed? Are you of the same financial class? Don’t make them pay through their nose so as to wear matching outfits, shoes and accessories. They may resent you for it later. Select just few, instead of the 50-man bridal train you always dream of, you can trim them down to 10 man train who are capable of meeting the expenses.
Source your wedding items locally, flowers, refreshments, vendors, what’s the point of traveling to Dubai if you will still get the same experience in Obudu ranch and at a cheaper price.
Your pocket size should dictate the economic plan of your wedding. Miracles do happen, and help can come from different sources but those are on a standby mode, after all there is life after the wedding event, when the real marriage starts and you need funds to fall back on.
2 Make sure the information gets to your family and friends on time
To make proper budget for expenses, commit financially and make adequate preparation, you need to inform these people on time. Or else you may find yourself shifting wedding dates, chasing a friend for aso ebi money, months after the wedding. If you are planning an out of town wedding, let the guests traveling down know what to expect in terms of accommodation and feeding, if they are to pay out of their pockets or there is a prior arrangement. All your friends or family members, need not come to your wedding, so be careful of how many people you are inviting. The rule is that in Nigeria, you invite 200 guests and get another 200 guests free. The only way to restrict this is to have a destination wedding, not tell anyone or have a strictly by invite only wedding with bouncers at the door, if you are not afraid of offending anyone that is. No last minute invites, last minute guests are usually the ones who tend to bring the Owambes and wedding crashers.
3 Make scheduled visits
Take time to plan and arrange personal visits to parents, officiating ministers, wedding sponsors, groomsmen, and bridesmaids and inform them of their responsibilities, get them to commit and set definite targets on what is expected of them (cash, gifts,) and the day when you will get them. They will feel honored to be involved and motivated to give their best on your wedding day. It makes for easier planning and prevents last minute alternative arrangements. If the visits cannot be made, place calls instead, but carry everyone along with your plans. Scheduling visits ahead prevents unnecessary traveling later which can be a drain on your time and funds.
 4  Have total control
Do not be overwhelmed by pressures (financial, family, and societal) or be burdened by worries. From the start of accepting an engagement, setting a date and meeting with vendors, try to keep a notebook, not a diary, solely for the purpose of detailing your wedding plans, if you want to go the modern way, there are useful apps like wedding planner, Evernote, note on your smart phone to help you create to do lists and keep records, schedule appointments, record conversations. Have a comprehensive and honest plan, set time frame for each task, Tick off as each task is completed and milestone is achieved. Edit and reedit them, listed in order of priority and importance, trim off excesses, save and print. Decide on your wedding themes, colours and program schedule.
5 Delegate responsibilities
Assign tasks and duties to trusted friends and family members only. In this part of the world, sometimes monetary reward is usually expected for every service rendered even by family member, some even trying to take undue advantage. But there are still some trusted friends and siblings who are kind to contribute their efforts and time, if not money, to the success of your wedding. It is understandable if you don’t have enough money to hire as many vendors as possible, so don’t pass up on friends who can offer their services for free or at discounted rates.
Your intended best man who is very good at managing situations and can keep track of everything happening can be your event planner, just look for an alternative grooms man. No point under utilizing the best hand if he/she can perform better with other duties. Get loyal friends, associates to handle the drinks, gifts, souvenirs, calls, relate with guests/vendors, and keep cash or someone to generally act as a buffer. But remember to ask them first and get their agreement. Your best bet is to hire an event planner, it will save you costs in the long run and avoid family or friend squabbles that may occur later on if situations go awry. At least you can rant, pester or fire your event manager.
6 Be on the lookout for giveaways and wedding promos
Fortunately, there are lots of wedding vendors who out of the goodness of their hearts offer discounts, giveaways and promos for intending couples. Free makeup, free decor, free souvenirs, free small chops, and free photography or get three services for the price of one. Like the My big Nigerian wedding promo which offers a fully paid , expense-free society wedding for lucky winners, other promos are usually given at off peak periods to promote certain services. Keep your eyes peeled out for them, better still, follow and network with the wedding industry players who put up these promos on their sites or social media pages , you may the next lucky winner.
7 Make orders early
The ideal time to start planning a wedding is a year ago, the next best time is now, but give at least a 3 months interval from when you make your orders and when you want the deliveries. Once y have an idea of what you want and the exact kind of wedding you desire, based on your budget of course, there are items and services you need to make bookings for and pt down deposits. Arrange, do fittings and take deliveries of wedding outfits weeks before the wedding day to have enough time for alterations. Importantly, conclude on the food and drinks, decoration, photography and wedding venue.
8 Ease stress and relieve tension
Smooth out all issues with your spouse and families (those are the ones who really matter) weeks before the wedding. Don’t allow unimportant matters give you undue stress. Resolve all issues amicably or seek for counsel. Fulfill all obligations (announcements, clean breakups from exes, payments) to prevent stress. You need to find inner peace and strength throughout the wedding planning stages till the wedding day. Hangout time with friends who motivate you, spend quality time with your partner and communicate, because you have fixed the wedding date doesn’t stop the courting process, learn each other’s habits and appreciate one another. Pray, eat good food, sleep early especially the night before the wedding, exercise, meditate, engage your mind and brains. Do your beauty routines and you will be surprised at how refreshed and lovely you look on your special day
9 Enjoy your wedding day
The only concentration needed on this day is for you to be just the groom or bride, it is not a day for agonizing over missing details, why Mr A is not present, if food is getting to the right table, number of souvenirs shared or stolen, booking of honeymoon suites, accumulated debts, if the cash sprayed or gifts received is the equivalent of the money invested in the wedding, why Mum is not greeting Aunty C. It is none of your business. Avoid guests or family coming directly to you to solve issues, read (5), an usher or a trusted individual should act as the bridge. Whoever it is you have chosen will act as your earpiece and mouthpiece for that day. Dance, eat and be merry. This is only one in a lifetime moment. The pictures and video footage must show you radiating happiness and joy on this day. You must be proud of every moment, such that it will still bring tears of joy and smiles to your grand children’s eyes, years later when they go through the family memoirs.
10 Remember there is life after the wedding
The wedding day has come and gone, all the guests have left, even friends and families can’t hang around for ever. Now it’s just you and your darling. The first few days as husband and wife will set the tone of your marriage, it’s ideal to lay a good foundation. Even on honeymoon, everything is not so merry, but the key point is to be able to overcome all issues together. Don’t spend all savings on the wedding, keep some for your honeymoon trip (you can decide to take it now or later), running the household and for prudent reasons.
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Pro-Biafra Protestants Block Onitsha-Owerri Road Expressroad (Photos)

Pro-Biafria protesters in the South East have blocked the Onitsha-Owerri expressway as they hold a mass rally calling for their agitation to be fulfilled. The group leaders ordered all shops in Owerri and Onitsha to be locked so that they can all participate in the rally. Meanwhile these photos show another set of the group in Abuja staging their own protest this morning. 
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TOP Five Nigerian Players Who Owns And Cruise Expensive Cars(Photos And Its Worths)

Obafemi-Martins-Lamborghini-N50M
Nigerian footballers have the most exclusive and sweet-looking rides in their garage.
And with their kind of money, its not surprising that they can afford it all.
From Lamborghinis to Bentleys and Ferrari’s, here are top five most expensive cars driven by African Footballers:
1. Obafami Martins: Lamborghini– £250,000
 
Obafemi-Martins-Lamborghini-N50M
Obafami Martins the former Newcastle United striker is one of the richest Nigerian athlete. He is reported to have bought his Lambourghini for £250,000 (about N50million).

2. Mikel Obi: Bentley Continental GT – £135, 000

John-Obi-Mikel-Bentley-Car-Black-Edition
Mikel Obi drives a classy 2008 Bentley Continental GT along with some other choice cars. The 2008 Bentley Continental GT Speed is a high-performance edition of the Continental GT coupe featuring a powerful 12-cylinder engine, standard 20-inch wheels and luxury exterior and interior details.
It costs a whooping £135,000, about N35million.

3. Joseph Yobo: Silver Ferrari 458 Spider – between $275,000 & $320,000

Joseph Yoboc
Joseph Yobo is a luxury car lover his Ferrari spider is a customized, silver Ferrari 458 Spider (2011). Depending on the car specs it could anything between $275,000 & $320,000, Naira equivalent: 44 Million Naira to 51 Million Naira.
His car collection boasts of: Mercedes Benz G63 Wagon, Bentley Continental GT, Mercedes Benz ML AMG, Audi Q7, Porsche Panamera S turbo & a Range Rover Sport!

4. Onazi Ogeniyi: 2015 BMW X4 – From $45,625 – $48,925

onazi
Nigerian footballer, Onazi Ogenyi who plays as a central midfielder for Serie A club Lazio and the Nigeria national football team has a lovely BMW X4 worth $45,625 – $48,925 an equivalent of almost 10 million naira.
 

5. Emmanuel Emenike

Emenike car kf
The Spartak Moscow striker, according to MTN football, earns £2,100,000 annual wages. The Russian club also recently, in a contract extension till 2016, included a 42 million euros buyout clause.
He has a cool exotic car too!
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