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SOMEONE STILL LOVES YOU, FERNANDO

Someone still loves you, Fernando! Spanish pal Ramos puckers up for a birthday kiss with poster of £50m flop Having endured a largely barren season at Chelsea in which he has seemed at times to be carrying the weight of the world on his shoulders, being overlooked by Spain for this week's World Cup qualifiers was the last thing Fernando Torres needed. But it seems the out-of-sorts striker is still loved by someone. International teammate Sergio Ramos has tweeted a picture of himself kissing a poster of the £50m flop at Spain's training ground.   Affectionate: Sergio Ramos tweeted this picture of him giving Fernando Torres a kiss at Spain's training camp The display of affection was no doubt the perfect present for Torres on his 29th birthday. Real Madrid defender Ramos wrote: 'I want to congratulate a great friend who is not here, missing him lots... Happy birthday!!' Despite ending his Chelsea scoring drought with a goal against Steaua Bucharest ...

JACKIE APPIAH SHOWCASES HER AWARD

Ghana Superstar, Jackie Appiah Showcases Her Awards In Recent Photo Shot     Ghanaian star actress, Jackie Appiah is surely relishing her Africa Magic Viewer’s Choice Awards win for Best Actress in a Drama, that she had a new promo photo shoot with her latest trophy on her mantelpiece.
BLACK WEDNESDAY: Over 160 People Die In Boat Mishap In Calabar At least 45 people died when a wooden boat carrying 166 people from southeastern Nigeria capsized off the coast, a doctor said on Tuesday. The boat left on Friday from the town of Oron, in Akwa-Ibom state, and was heading across the Gulf of Guinea to Gabon, in central Africa, when it capsized 40 nautical miles offshore, emergency services and traders said. A doctor at a hospital in the coastal town of Calabar said they had received 45 bodies of passengers who had drowned. David Akate, head of Cross Rivers emergency services, said he had no official death toll yet. Two known survivors were a young boy and a woman who had clung to a gas cylinder and were rescued by fishermen, he added. Yushua Shuaib, spokesman for the National Emergency Management Agency, said they could only confirm nine dead so far. "They are mostly ... traders from the southeast who headed to Oron to board the wooden boat," said Ikech...
Davido Celebrates His Mothers 10th Remembrance Anniversary Adeleke family celebrates the remembrance of their mother, wife and a friend on Sunday, March 9, 2013 at KFA events hall, Lekki-Victoria Island Lagos .  
  Woman Murders Husband, 2 Children, Then Kills Herself Police say they found the body of suspected killer Angelica Vazquez, 43, and her three family members in their Texas home on Wednesday. The victims are identified as her husband, Marcelo Vazquez, 44, and her two kids, Paulina Vazquez, 21, and Alejandro Vazquez, 18. A handgun was found on the floor near Angelica's body. Police were still searching for a motive on Thursday. Police responded on Saturday after a woman called 911 to report that she'd heard gunfire coming from the Vazquez home. They knocked on the door and spoke to a neighbor, but found no reason to force their way in. The same officers returned on Wednesday and discovered newspapers and mail piling up, so they entered the home. "I'm just shaking... I can't even express it right now," Gustavo Herrera, a family friend, told WFAA. Another person close to the family told the network that Angelica recently endured chemotherapy tr...

Nigeria: Top 50 Words Nigerians Commonly Mispronounce (I)

Nigeria: Top 50 Words Nigerians Commonly Mispronounce (I) I have finally yielded to the pressures of my readers who said I should write on Nigerian (mis)pronunciations of common English words. I was initially reluctant to write this for a whole host of reasons. For one, pronunciation is not an ingredient of Standard English; only vocabulary and grammar are. In any case, different national varieties of English have different pronunciations and accents, and none is more "correct" than the other.So there is no such thing as English without an accent. All spoken English is inflected with an accent. Heck, every spoken language has an accent. That is why phonologists (people who study pronunciation and accents) like to remind us that "A person without an accent would be like a place without a climate." Although "Received Pronunciation" (also called "Queen's English,"King's English," or "BBC English") and "...
Nadia Buari Showcase New Tattoo On Her Back [Yay Or Nay?]   Tattoo is the new trend among African celebrities, these people are meant to be role model to younger generation, what do you think of Nadia Buari?
Nigerian Immigration Office Looks Into Discovery Of Chinese Sex Workers Discovered In Ikeja Spokesman for the Nigerian Immigration Service, Mr Akin Olumba said to the press that the discovery of Chinese sex workers in Lagos is being looked into by the Nigerian Immigration Service. He said about 11 girls were discovered and have been transferred to the department’s headquarters in Abuja. He said that the people in charge of the syndicate are yet to be arrested. He also added that he could not disclose the ages of the 11 girls in custody. The girls were arrested at Emina Crescent, off Toyin Street, Ikeja, along with two Chinese nationals who are allegedly in charge of the syndicate.