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The contradicting accounts of what happened to the plane would be farcical if not for the 239 people who are missing. How did Malaysia get this so wrong? Who exactly is coordinating the  release of information  about the fate of Malaysian Airlines Flight 370? Nobody, it would seem. It depends which source you listen to—the government officials, the airline, or the Malaysian military. For there to be such imprecision in the information and so many contradictions between sources four days into a search would be farcical were it not for the tragedy unfolding and the distress being caused. Working quietly in the background, and clearly becoming frustrated, are crash investigators and a team sent to Malaysia by Boeing.

According to   Gary With Da Tea ,  Khloe Kardashian  revealed on “The Chelsea Lately Show” she once had sex with  O.J. Simpson . This was Khloe’s response to rumors that O.J. is her biological father. Listen to  Gary’s Tea   in the audio player to hear if this was a bad joke or she really did sleep with O.J.!

Once upon a time, Ashanti and Nelly were one of our favorite Hollywood couples. We were sad when things didn’t work out but we’re happy they managed to keep their friendship alive. Last night was a prime example. Nelly showed his support for his former boo thang at her album release party at Club Prive in Atlanta. Although he didn’t make a physical appearance, he made sure to “show face” by making a special FaceTime call. In photos from the bash, the “I Got It” singer was spotted with a big grin and giving the rapper her best kissy face. During an interview with the  Breakfast Club  earlier this week, Ashanti said she and the “Ride With Me” rapper are “cool” now. “I will say that, there was a space where it was bad. It was really bad,” she revealed. “Are we cool? Yeah. We’re okay.” The former first lady of Murder Inc. dropped her fifth studio album,   Braveheart , on March 4. Catch out pics from the album-release celebration below.

"I think it's not a matter of chaos. There are a lot of speculations that we have answered in the last few days," he said The hunt for  Malaysia Airlines flight  370, involving the navies and air forces of multiple nations, had focused on an area off Vietnam's South China Sea coast where it last made contact Saturday on a journey from Kuala Lumpur to Beijing. But Malaysian authorities said Wednesday they were expanding the search to the Andaman Sea north of Indonesia, hundreds of kilometres (miles) away. "So right now there is a lot of information, and it's pretty chaotic, so up to this point we too have had difficulty confirming whether it is accurate or not," China's  foreign ministry  spokesman Qin Gang said of accounts of the jet's course. Malaysian  air force  chief General Rodzali Daud attempted to explain why the search zone had been expanded, telling the press conference that military radar detected an unidentified object early Saturda...

Barely one week after Adamawa State Governor Murtala Nyako escaped death by the whiskers at Shuwa Village, his Benue State counterpart, Gabriel Suswam, yesterday survived a gun attack targeted at his convoy while he was travelling to assess the level of destruction in Guma  Local Government Area. Suswam’s attackers are suspected to be Fulani herdsmen who have been in a state of “war” with the indigenous Tiv communities of Benue State. Over 20 villages have been sacked by the Fulanis, a situation which prompted our exclusive story of last Monday when Gov. Suswam was raising the alarm that if he had not restrained the Tivs, there would have been bloodbath. Governor Suswam who took off from Makurdi, the state capital in company with the Police Commissioner Adams Audu and some soldiers from the 72 Battalion around 10am yesterday, proceeded through Daudu town and was greeted at Ukpan community by an early morning invasion of Fulani herdsmen where they killed not less than 30 peop...

The Defence Headquarters yesterday said scores of wounded terrorists captured by soldiers in the ongoing  military operations  against insurgency in the  north east  have been pleading with soldiers to spare their lives. The terrorists according to the Director,  Defence Information (DDI), Major-General Chris Olukolade, were captured from their various camps in the fringes of Lake Chad by the Multi-National Joint Task Force and  other locations around Dikwa, Cross Kauwa, Kukawa and Alargarmo. He said, the captured terrorists, some of whom are fatally wounded, were already making useful statements regarding the locations of their remnant forces and that “they are full of apologies and pleas for their lives to be spared promising to cooperate”.

  ′Scarcity enters third week, end not in sight O rdinarily, there would be nothing so spectacular any more for discourse concerning the persistent fuel scarcity in the country that dates back to over two decades. This is because, such attempts remind one about the pains, anguish and sufferings Nigerians have experienced during the periods of fuel crises in a country that is a major producer of the product.But one thing remains paramount. Anytime there is scarcity of petroleum products in the country; be it fuel (PMS), kerosene or gas,  government agencies  responsible for ensuring that these products are never in short supply at determined costs and products marketers, re-enact the old blame game among themselves while Nigerians groan in pains. It is more than three weeks since the long queues and endless vigil by Nigerians  at the  filling stations came back.Interestingly, Nigeria ranks as Africa’s largest producer of oil and the sixth largest oil produ...

Robin  Sandusky  says she found this reptile head in her kale salad ordered from a Guy & Gallard  store  on West 40th Street. Photo: Robin Sandusky A Manhattan theatrical agent got a slithery surprise in her kale salad when she found a severed  lizard  head among the  leafy greens  Tuesday afternoon. Robin Sandusky, 31, said she ordered a $6 salad from Guy & Gallard on West 40th Street, but found the reptile head inside the lunch after it was delivered to her Chelsea  office . “It was the craziest thing,” she said. “After a few bites, I look down at my fork, and think, ‘Oh, is that a piece of asparagus?’And then I saw that it had eyes, and an arm.” Sandusky said she has had many salads from the Hell’s Kitchen deli before and never found a reptile in one.

Photo: Adnan Islam A huge explosion rocked an East Harlem building Wednesday morning, causing it to collapse. Officials confirmed that the blast brought down a building on Park Avenue near the corner of East 116th Street, reducing it to rubble. The FDNY confirmed that the explosion happened around 9:30 a.m. and said numerous people had been injured. “The whole building shook,” said a worker at Tulcingo Travel on Lexington Avenue. “I think people must be injured. I see a lot of smoke.” Metro North train service has been suspended along Park Avenue including the New Haven and Hudson lines.

WENN According to TMZ,  Dr. Conrad Murray is going to start treating patients again. Apparently, Murray has accepted a job with the Trinidad  Ministry of Health  where he’ll be  working with children  who have heart problems. Murray will be consulting with other  heart surgeons  in the area. This is not something he’s doing for the money. He’s said to be volunteering his services. The Trinidadian government wants Murray to utilize his U.S. contacts to be able to help the cardio patients in the country. Though his license has been revoked in Texas and suspended in California and Nevada, before the Michael Jackson thing, he came highly recommended .

The Defence Headquarters on Tuesday said  soldiers  of the Multi-National Joint Task Force have arrested unspecified number of Boko Haram attackers who had been  wounded  in the course of the renewed bombardments of their camps by the military. A statement on Tuesday by the Director of  Defence Information , Maj.-Gen. Chris Olukolade, said the “captured terrorists” had also made useful information concerning their involvements in the insurgency in the North-East of the country while equally pleading for forgiveness. The statement read in part, “Scores of wounded terrorists who escaped from various camps under the fire of  security forces  have been captured in the fringes of Lake Chad. The captured terrorists some of whom are fatally wounded are already making useful statements to interrogators of the Multi-National Joint Task Force. Others were captured by troops in locations around Dikwa, Cross Kauwa, Kukawa and Alargarmo.

The nomination of Godwin Emefiele as the Governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria, CBN, has not gone down well with those who lost out in the plump job prompting moves to block his approval at the Senate. Pointblanknews.com has uncovered moves by some people who lost out of the apex  bank job  to block the confirmation of Emefiele as the CBN Governor. The plot has now reached the Senate with some Senators opposed to the suspension of Sanusi spearheading the move. Prior to the suspension of Sanusi Lamido Sanusi as the CBN Governor, those being tipped to replace him include Aigboje Aig-Imoukhuede, Tunde Lemo, Dr. Sarah Alade, Mallam Isa Yuguda, Faith Tuedor-Mathews, Dr, Bright Okogu, Alhaji Suleiman Barau, Dr.  Kingsley  Chiedu Moghalu and Dr. Abraham Nwankwo.

Europe’s top cybercrime  police officer  has warned that sensitive information should not be sent over public wi-fi hotspots because there is a risk that hackers can steal it. Troels Oerting, who is head of  Europol ‘s cybercrime centre, says that rather, personal data should be sent over a known and trusted network. “We have seen an increase in the misuse of wi-fi, in order to steal information, identity or passwords and money from the users who use public or insecure wi-fi connections,” he said. “We should teach users that they should not address  sensitive information  while being on an open insecure wi-fi internet. “They should do this from home where they know actually the wi-fi and its security, but not if you are in a  coffee shop  somewhere you shouldn’t access your bank or do all of these things that actually transfer very sensitive information.”