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  In a statement by his spokesman, Dr. Reuben Abati, Jonathan expressed shock and surprise and said he is highly embarrassed by the controversy that has erupted over whether or not he had a telephone conversation with King Mohammed VI 4 President Goodluck Ebele Jonathan on Friday owned up to having not spoken with the monarch of Morocco, King Mohammed VI. In a statement by his spokesman,

Kristy manages to carry around her 2.3 stone breasts every day, and now she is looking for someone to share them with A woman with humongous breasts is looking for love, as she pleads: "It’s time for them to find a man." Kristy Love's breasts weigh a whopping 15.8lbs each, equalling the weight of a small child. Initially she felt embarrassed by them, and they even get in the way while she cooks. "Sometimes they get in the pot, sometimes they get in the pan," she said. "Sometimes they get caught on the burner." But now she feels it is time to celebrate them.

Armed officers are carrying out searches following reports of a 'young man in full combat clothing carrying rifle' Norfolk Police Police have released an image of a man they are looking for who is wearing camouflage gear and appears to be carrying a firearm. Chief Inspector Chris Spinks said: "Public safety is paramount and we take all reports of firearms seriously. This was a dynamic incident where a number of police resources were immediately deployed to carry out enquiries and conduct area searches.

With the election less than three weeks away and the outcome possibly against them, the Goodluck Jonathan Presidency and the hardliners in the PDP have embarked on a new strategy to put brake on the momentum APC presidential candidate Muhammadu Buhari seems to be gathering. This strategy is novel and seems to be the outcome of a desperate calculation in that the PDP has shifted its attention from the APC in order to attack on multiple fronts the former governor of Lagos state and APC national leader, Bola Tinubu.

All Progressives Congress (APC) presidential candidate, General Muhammadu Buhari, yesterday, said he would not allow the smear campaign by the ruling party to dissuade him from his obligation of liberating the country from the bondage of misrule by the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP). The former head of state said he was offering himself to serve because of his love for the country. Speaking to a cross section of Nigerian youths at a town hall meeting in Lagos themed “Secure the future: Discussing change with the youths” in Lagos, Buhari said that his plans for a better life for Nigerian youths would be underpinned by a robust focus on education, guarantee of security and enhancement of infrastructure.

As the controversy continues to trail the production and supply of the permanent voters’ cards (PVCs) for the elections, it has emerged that a Nigerian company, ACT.Technologies Limited, was awarded a N2.6 billion contract by the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) to produce the PVCs, which was in turn sub-contracted to a Chinese firm. This is coming as the Chairman of the commission, Prof. Attahiru Jega, on Thursday decried the antics of politicians ahead of the elections, noting that their actions were becoming a threat to the conduct of peaceful polls.

Apparently Guliana Rancic’s statement on Zendaya’s hair caused more trouble than predicted. First off, after the unfortunate incident that brought about incitement such as racism and disrespect for culture following the co-host’s provocative statement, Kelly Osborne quit the show. Now, new replacement to late Joan Rivers, the icon of the show, has quit as well. In a statement released via Twitter, the comedienne regretted her decision but said it was necessary.

Bayern Munich’s wing partnership of Arjen Robben and Franck Ribery would miss Saturday’s trip to Werder Bremen, the Bundesliga leaders have announced. Arjen Robben Celebrates His Goal With Team-Mates. Image: Getty. The German champions confirmed on Thursday that Robben has a “clamped nerve” and Ribery has an ankle injury. Both players limped off before the end of the midweek’s rout of 10-man Shakhtar Donetsk in the Uefa Champions League. It is a huge loss for the Bavarians, considering the fact that the pair dubbed ‘Robbery’ by fans have been in devastating form, contributing to 36 of the side’s 66 goals this season.

The presidency yesterday came out to defend its earlier position of the ruling Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, on INEC’s use of card reading machines for the 2015 general elections. It did this by questioning the legality and efficiency of using the device in the forthcoming elections. Vice President, Namadi Sambo who disclosed this argued that while his party was not against the use of card readers, which the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, believes will help curb electoral fraud, it was concerned whether the decision was backed by law and about the possibility of many Nigerians being disenfranchised.

As Oyedeji hails team’s preparation The Nigeria senior men basketball team, D’Tigers will travel to Ouagadougou, Burkina Faso today for the first leg tie against the Burkinabe in group E double qualifiers for the 29th Afrobasket and the 11th All Africa Games. The 18-man Nigerian contingent, led by the president of the Nigeria Basketball Federation (NBBF), Tijjani Umar will slug it out with Burkina Faso on Monday, with the return leg slated for March 25 in Nigeria.

Nigeria climbed one place up in the latest FIFA ranking released yesterday by the Federation of International Football Federation (FIFA), Completesportsnigeria.com can report. The Super Eagles, dethroned as African champions this year, were ranked 42nd in February but having garnered 701 points following their previous 664 point so ensured a slight improvement in the ratings of the FIFA member nations.

After the robbery attack which took place yesterday in Lekki phase one, K switch posted a picture of the fish seller thanking God for his life. Some of his fans on Instagram felt he was too selfiish to put up the post and use the dead girl’s picture as a prayer point. Look at some of the comments. What’s your take on this?

Kano Pillars star striker Gambo Mohammed has undergone surgery to remove bullets lodged in his body after his club’s bus was attacked last week by robbers. Gambo is therefore the only player who suffered gunshot wounds during the incident and who is still in hospital in Kano a week after the attack. Eneji Otekpa and Murtala Adamu, who were also injured in the attack, were discharged on Wednesday from the Aminu Kano Teaching Hospital in Kano.

Reigning African queen of the track, Blessing Okagbare, has expressed sadness over the use of her image and footage by a body said to be working for one of the political parties without seeking her concept. In an advertorial by GoodHouse Nigeria tagged GEJ Okagbare, which she said had been running on various electronic media in Nigeria and also on https://youtu.be/rf7A0HuPPa8, the athlete said it was ‘selfish and disrespectful’ for anyone to intrude into her privacy by using her image, footage for a presidential campaign without seeking her approval.

The Presidency on Thursday broke its silence on the planned use of card readers for the 2015 general elections as Vice President Namadi Sambo declared that the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) is not afraid of the use of the technology. Rather, Sambo said the ruling party was more concerned that no eligible voter is disenfranchised in the March 28 and April 11 elections. The vice president, who stated this when he met with members of the Nigerian Union of Journalists (NUJ), Kano State chapter, was making clarification on the perceived opposition of the ruling party to the use of the card reader,

 African states want the United Nations to set up a trust fund to finance a force to fight Boko Haram in Nigeria and called on the international community to supply intelligence and equipment, according to a draft UN resolution. The draft UN Security Council text endorses the creation of a force by Nigeria and its neighbours Cameroon, Chad, Niger and Benin to take on Boko Haram. The 54-nation African Union has already approved a force of up to 10 000 troops.

Wenger has seen his side win four and lose one of their last five Premier League games In his regular BBC Sport column, Robbie Savage studies form and remaining fixtures and gives his verdict on which teams will make the Premier League's top four, and who will miss out on the Champions League places. The race for a top-four Premier League finish has turned into a sprint to the finish line that will be settled by the smallest of margins.

Wenger Head coach of Warri Wolves, Paul Aigbogun, has expressed his delight after meeting Arsenal manager, Arsene Wenger. Aigbogun is preparing his side for their CAF Confederation Cup match against Ethopian side, Dedebit FC. The first leg comes up on Saturday at the Warri City Stadium.

Spanish leaders Barcelona will start their most important week of the season so far at minnows Eibar ahead of crucial clashes against Manchester City and Real Madrid Before hosting Manchester City and Real Madrid in crucial games, Spanish leaders Barcelona will have to visit minnows Eibar Saturday. Barca have won 14 of their last 15 games in all competitions, reaching the final of the Spanish cup and overtaking troubled Real Madrid in La Liga.

It was an embarrassing show of shame yesterday as a uniformed official of the Nigerian Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC) and that of State Security Services (SSS) threw heavy blows at each other over a disagreement. The incident which was witnessed by LEADERSHIP Friday took place in front of Federal Ministry of Foreign Affairs, opposite the Eagle Square, Central Business District, Abuja.

Deacon Chike Okafor is the immediate past Commissioner for Finance in Imo state and presently, the All Progressives Congress, APC candidate for the Okigwe South Federal Constituency. In this interview, Okafor discusses his ambition, his politics and ideology in public service. Excerpts: *Imo state Governor, Okorocha What was it like serving as a Finance Commissioner? My number one challenge was how to keep up with the pace of the governor who was in a hurry to make a mark. He was in hurry to take Imo State from where it was to where it is today. Then, I didn’t know his style of work, emotions and mannerism. But immediately I settled in, and I got to know his modus operandi, I didn’t have any problem keeping up with his pace.

In an emotional interview with Glamour magazine, award-winning actress Viola Davis has shared the candid details about how food was never guaranteed at home, and that she sometimes had to root through dumpsters to find something to eat. Here are some of the things that the 49-year-old actress had to share with the magazine. On going to school hungry: “I was always so hungry and ashamed, I couldn’t tap into my potential. I couldn’t get at the business of being me…It was like, If you don’t eat it now, it’ll be gone, and you’re going to be hungry for the next—Lord, who knows how long?”

What would it take to bring down the internet? (Getty Images) Could the internet ever be switched off – or destroyed? Chris Baraniuk investigates what it would take to bring down the network we all now rely on. The internet is unbreakable. At least, we think it is. That’s why when something goes extremely viral, such as pictures of Kim Kardashian’s bottom or #thedress, we joke about it “breaking the internet”.

Laura Trevelyan reports: "This is a pivotal moment for Ferguson" US President Barack Obama says there is "no excuse" for criminal acts in Ferguson, Missouri, one night after two police officers at a protest were shot. He said the protesters had "legitimate grievances" but described the shooters as "criminals" who should be arrested. Wednesday's shootings happened during a demonstration after it was announced the Ferguson Police Chief would resign.

Boko Haram began a military campaign to impose Islamist rule in northern Nigeria in 2009 Islamic State (IS) has accepted a pledge of allegiance from Nigeria's militant group Boko Haram, according to an audio message. In the tape, which has not been verified, an IS spokesman says the aim of establishing a caliphate has now been expanded to West Africa. Last week, Boko Haram posted a message saying it wanted to join ranks with IS.