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911 dispatchers are being told to not use the word "Ebola" over the radio if it is suspected a patient might have contracted the deadly disease.Photo: Shutterstock City officials are so jittery about causing widespread Ebola panic that 911 dispatchers have been forbidden from dropping any “E”-bombs over the radios, The Post has learned. An FDNY memo instructs all personnel to use more vague terms when discussing the deadly disease, which is threatening to become a global pandemic. “At no point shall a dispatcher transmit over the radio any message containing the word ‘Ebola’ or related terminology,” according to the advisory, which was obtained by The Post.

Erykah Badu & Riccardo Tisci Shut Down NYC Subway For Fierce ‘Paper’ Mag Shoot [PHOTOS] All told, Erykah only earned about $3.60. She might have been a little more convincing had she not been dripping in jewelry, but that’s an observation in hindsight. She worked hard for that little bit of money that she did get as she chased people down, hounding them for some cash. Maybe $3.60 is the going rate for a once-in-a-lifetime show? Erykah, girl, you may want to stick to doing regular concerts because people pay upwards of $60 to see you then.

Snoop Dogg apologises to Iggy Azalea, thanks to T.I (TMZ.com) Who says a 'dog' or even a 'lion' can't be humble infront of a tiny cat? Well, uncle Snoop Dogg a.k.a Snoop Lion has finally thrown in the towel in the heated figh the started with young female rap star Iggy Azalea last weekend. Snoop posted mocked Iggy on his Instagram page by posting an image showing an albino-looking woman with cornrow braids (side photo) and captioned: "Iggy Azalea no make up." Iggy responded by calling the veteran hip hop act, 'an a**', "I'm disappointed you'd be such an ass for no reason."she posted. Snoop Dogg's Instagram post of Iggy Azalea (Instagram) Well after all said and done, the 42-year-old rapper says he's sorry to had hurt the "Fancy" rapper like that. He told his fans he decided to bury the hatchet with 24-year-old Iggy after speaking to her manager T.I., saying: "I just got off the phone with my homeboy TIP, ...

Kazeem Olanrewaju a student of the University of Lagos has turned out the winner of a plot of land offered during the Beat 99.9fm’s 5th year anniversary. Olanrewaju who won the plot of land by sending a mere congratulatory tweet admitted he never saw it coming but expressed gratitude to God for remembering him in a huge way. He however attributed his success to luck while acknowledging that thousands of listeners also sent congratulatory tweets to the radio station during the anniversary celebrations. Olanrenwaju further thanked the management of the beat FM for rewarding their listeners with asset which he said would turn his life around.

That's quite a party trick: Tattooed model can twerk her breasts in time to a Mozart symphony Sara X Mills filmed a video of herself synchronising her chest to the song The tattooed model was suspected of faking the clip using clear strings She has revealed that her silicone implants are the key to film's success They say that everybody is born with a special skill - you just have to discover it. Sara X Mills might not have found hers yet, but she has certainly unearthed a unique party trick. The tattooed model can move her breasts in time to music and can play out an entire piece by Mozart. Incredible video shows model twerking her boobs to Mozart She has ensured her achievement goes down in history by recording her boobs in action an uploading the clip to the internet. The soundtrack Sara chose to showcase her talent is called Eine Kleine Nachtmusik and was performed by the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra in 1936.

Following the Super Eagles win over Sudan last night, thousands of fans, who stormed the Abuja National Stadium were divided over the future of Stephen Keshi as the team’s coach. While some fans carried placard demanding for his sack, others demonstrated in favour of his continued stay. Before the game got under way, the fans who turned out in large numbers expressed their disappoint­ment by booing the players and pelting them with sa­chet water when they ini­tially failed to impress. Displaying placards with descriptions like ‘Keshi must go’ Mikel is a super flop to Nigerians’, ‘Keshi must bring back Ike Uche and Super’ ‘Eagles must qualify’, the fans registered their anger each time Keshi stood to give instructions to the players.

Military authorities yesterday in Abuja arraigned 59 soldiers, who are taking part in the ongoing war to flush out Boko Haram terrorists in the North east, on a two-count charge of criminal conspiracy to commit mutiny and mutiny. The soldiers during thier mutiny tral The 59 soldiers, who are part of 97 officers and soldiers brought from the 7 division of the Nigeria army Maiduguri Borno State, all pleaded not guilty to the charges. Both charges are punishable under section 52 (1) A of the armed forces act Cap A2 Laws of the Federation of Nigeria 2004 and if they are found guilty, they will be killed by firing squad.

President Goodluck Jonathan yesterday sent to the Senate, a bill for an Act to provide funds for the equipment of the Nigerian Police so as to meet up with the security challenges occasioned by the Boko Haram onslaught on Nigerians. Acting Police IG Sulaiman Abba President Jonathan in a letter to the senate titled, ‘Bill for an Act to provide for financial contribution by the Federal Government of Nigeria to Police Reform Programme and for Matters connected thereto’ noted with dismay the poor condition of the police force which he said needed immediate intervention. The letter addressed to the Senate President, Senator David Mark read in parts, “Further to my letter dated 16th June 2014, I forward herewith for your kind consideration and passage into law, the above-mentioned Bill.

The United States of America’s envoy to Nigeria, Ambassador James Entwistle, has denied reports that the US has refused to sell arms to Nigeria on account of human rights violation in the fight against insurgency in the country. Entwistle, who was speaking as a guest at the Diplomatic Dialogue Series organised by the Nigeria Leadership Initiative, NLI said the US has not cut off Nigeria militarily and that the two countries continue to enjoy healthy military relationship. He insisted that his remark on arms sale to Nigeria recently was misrepresented and that there was never a time he said the US will not sell arms to Nigeria on account of human rights violations.

‘WHAT kind of country is this”! An exasperated Bidemi yelled at nobody in particular. Bidemi who has his forwarding and clearing business in Apapa, was trapped in the traffic gridlock that stretched from Sanya Bus Stop to Apapa for over five hours last Tuesday. At the end of the day’s business, Bidemi who lives in Shogunle, ran into another horrible traffic jam between Berliet Bus Stop and Ilasamaja, also on the ever-busy Oshodi-Apapa Expressway. Traffic gridlock on the Oshodi Apapa expressway…but when will this nightmare end? He is not alone in this desperation. Indeed, motorists and commuters plying the Lagos – Badagry and Oshodi/Apapa expressways, have on several occasions, been subjected to untold hardship occasioned by perennial traffic gridlocks that have become the recurring decimal along these roads.

Siasia Nigeria Football Federation, NFF, has appointed former Super Eagles Coach Samson Siasia as the new coach of the Under-23 team. The NFF took the decision at its Executive Committee meeting which held yesterday and lasted till the wee hours of Thursday at Transcorp Hilton, Abuja. The last time Siasia held that position he won silver at the 2008 Beijing Olympics, losing 1-0 to Argentina in the soccer final, a goal scored by Angel Di Maria for the Argentines.

WITH a peculiar personal charm, Mr. Ayo Fayose seems to be greatly loved and largely despised among different segments. This personality trait that is defined by an unusual umbilical connection with the grassroots, has seen him becoming a recurring decimal in the politics of Ekiti State and perhaps Nigeria. Fayose For a man, whose first tenure as state governor, created a litany of historical anomalies, many had thought that the anticlimax his charged tenure became would short-live his political career. But that was not the case with Fayose, as his relevance grew with every controversy that surrounded him. It was such that every part of the divide found him useful at different times, as evidenced from the role he played in the electoral victory of Dr. Kayode Fayemi in 2010.

The South African government has announced that their resolve to return the $15million meant for purchase of arms back to Nigerian government as their investigation reveals nothing shady in the arms deal. In a similar release, the South African High Commissioner to Nigeria, Myakayaka Manzini said that that South Africa had been selling arms to Nigeria and that his country was prepared to sell arms to Nigeria to fight Boko Haram.”South Africa will do everything to maintain cordial relations with Nigeria and would not do anything to hurt her national interests.The South African Government stated that there was proper documentation and detailed list of items to be purchased with the funds and regrets the whole controversy. The timeline for the refund was not stated by South Africa.

Super Eagles Head Coach, Stephen Keshi and the team's coaching staff have been sacked despite beating Sudan 3-1 last night. The Nigerian Football Federation, announced his sack today October 16th after an emergency meeting which held last night in Abuja. Explaining the sack, the NFF said; "In the interest of Nigeria football and the desire to ensure qualification for the 2015 Africa Cup of Nations finals, the Committee decided to relieve them of their duties with immediate effect."Keshi has been replaced with 56 year old Amodu Shuaibu who has coached the national team before. Shuaibu is an interim coach pending when they get a new coach. Personally, I find this annoying!

In an interview with TheNETng this week, super star singer Wizkid said he charges N10million for musical collaborations with artistes he doesn't love but does it for free with the ones he loves "I charge N10million for collaboration but I don’t charge the people I love. (but) I don't pay for collaborations because I am confident of myself" he saidAnd people pay? And about his collaboration with singer Saeon, who is not happy that he failed to help promote her song despite paying him N1.5m, Wizkid didn't deny collecting the money but said he made the song a hit "I made ‘Boogie down’ song a hit, I did the song out of love from my heart.’