Movie marketers threaten to blacklist Mercy Johnson

There is an underground plans by the movie marketers under the aegis of Film and Video Producers and Marketers Association of Nigeria, FVPMAN, to blacklist Mercy Johnson Okojie,, in what they call, “ Withdrawing of service from her.”

A highly placed source  who disclosed this latest move against the Actress  to HVP, said, the association decided to take this action, following the ‘unbecoming attitude of the actress as it affects  her work.”
According to our source, members of the association met last Monday, in Onitsha, Anambra State,  to fine-tune plans  to blacklist the actress who recently returned to Nollywood after months of being away in the United States, where she gave birth to her first child.

Ignore ASUU’s demands, NASU, NAAT, SSANU tell FG

NON Teaching staff in tertiary institutions in Nigeria, have advised the Federal Government to ignore the Memorandum of Understanding it entered into with the striking lecturers on the aegis of Academic Staff Union of Universities, ASUU, saying its implementation would lead to another round of crisis.

The Non Teaching Staff comprising Non-Academic Staff Union of Education and Associated Institutions, NASU, National Association of Academic Technologists, NAAT, and Senior Staff Association of Nigerian Universities,SSANU rather advised government to implement the 2009 agreements it entered with the unions in tertiary institutions.

How an Australian woman butchered her boyfriend and removed the skin from his body

Police in 2000 found the head of Katherine Knight's victim John Price in a warm pot, stewed with potatoes, cabbage, and zucchini. Dangling from a nail in an archway was Price’s skin.

Katherine Knight  was sent to prison for life, without hope of parole, the first Australian woman to earn such a punishment, for the brutal murder of John Price.

If there is one lesson to be learned from the death of John Price, it’s that you should never trust a hot-tempered woman whose prize possession is a set of butcher knives.
Price learned this lesson on Feb. 29, 2000, a day before police in the tiny Australian town of Aberdeen — known primarily for its slaughterhouses — found his head in a warm pot, stewed with potatoes, cabbage, and zucchini.

How 50 Nigerians held the Goa Police in India to ransom

Panaji, Nov 2 — Nigerians are "seven feet" tall, are "huge and aggressive" and it needs anywhere between two to 10 Goa Police personnel to tackle each of them. That's why, says Chief Minister Manohar Parrikar, the police could not reign in an irate mob of Nigerians that blocked a key highway, beat up policemen and vandalised a police van after one of their compatriots was found murdered.
"They are huge and aggressive. Some of them are seven feet tall. It would take at least 100 of our policemen to handle a crowd of 50 Nigerians," Parrikar told reporters, when he was asked why the police force did not make any effort for nearly an hour to clear National Highway-17 that was blocked Thursday by bare-torsoed, muscled Nigerians armed with hockey sticks, bamboos and knives.

Woman dies after four-vehicle crash in Fivemiletown

 

A 69-year-old woman has died in hospital following a four-vehicle crash in County Tyrone.

The collision happened on the Belfast Road in Fivemiletown shortly before 17:30 GMT on Friday.
Eight other people, including three children, were taken to hospital after the crash, which the Ambulance Service described as a "major incident".

Explosion At LAGBUS Terminal In Ojodu-Berger Lagos As Fire Destroys Bus

 

Passengers at the Ojodu/Berger terminal of LAGBUS on Friday took to their heels in panic after a bus which had just driven into the station suddenly burst into flames.

A correspondent of the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) in Lagos, reports that the commuters fled in different directions when flames erupted under the front wheels of the bus with

David Beckham chooses Miami for new US soccer team

 

 David Beckham has selected Miami as the location for a new Major League Soccer franchise.

The former Manchester United footballer is said to have picked the Florida city as part of his option to buy a franchise for $25m (£15.5m).