8 Jul 2014

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Kim Kardashian and Kanye West refuse to pay for Honeymoon? (DETAILS)

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Last month there were rumors that Kanye West
disappointed new bride Kim Kardashian with his
plans to spend their honeymoon at a castle in
Ireland.
Now sources claim not only did Kim hate her
honeymoon, now she's refusing to pay for it…
From Radar Online
According to an insider, they refused to pay a $
20,000 bill for their Irish honeymoon stay!
According to a source, they packed up after dinner
complaining the castle was “too big” and that
cellphone reception was dismal, checking in to the
Ballyfin House in Co Laois instead.
But according to hotel insiders, the hotel had already
ordered countless items to satisfy their over-the-top
demands, and when Kimye reversed the deposit on
their American Express card, the hotel staff were
left on the hook for thousands! “Everyone is shocked
to say the least,” an insider said. “The castle is out a
fortune on their honeymoon. It is absolutely awful.”
“They made all these requests ahead of their visit,
for certain foods, champagnes, thousands in
flowers, candelabras everywhere,” the insider said.
“The hotel brought in everything they requested, and
there were dozens of items. But then they took back
all the money they had paid for them!”
The issue, the source said, is that black Amex owner
Kardashin used a “high-level credit card” to pay for
the venues and extras, and it “allows them to get it
all refunded back at any time,” says the source.
Now, “everyone involved in making their
honeymoon perfect at Castle Oliver has been
completely burned,” said the source. “We’re not just
talking about the hotel, but providers from all
around the local area who gave their services and
time in good faith that Kim and Kanye would pay
them. But they won’t get their money back.”
Even worse the source claims, “A member of staff
based in the United States was fired for booking
them into the venue.”

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The Proposed 18 New States And Their Capital

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tails of the 18 new states proposed by the ongoing
National Conference t be created in addition to the 36
already in existence have been identified.
This was contained in the documents obtained
Saturday.
Edu state - Bida
For the proposed Edu State, which will be created out
of the present Niger State, it will be made up of Agagie,
Bida North, Edati, Agbakoba, Katcha, Lapai, Labun
and Mokwa Local Governments with its capital in Bida.
Apa state - Otukpo
Apa State will be carved out of the present Benue State
and made up of Agatu, Apa, Otukpo, Oju, Obi, Obi,
Ohimini, Okpokwu and Ofbadigbo Local Government
Areas with capital in Otukpo.
Kainji state - Zuru
If Kainji State is created, it will be created from the
present Kebbi and Niger states and it will be made up
of Danko/Wasagu, Fakai, Zuru, Shanga, Sakaba,
Nhaski, Yauri, Rijau, Mariga, Magama, Kontagora,
Agwara, Borgo and Mashefu Local Governments. Its
capital is proposed to be in Zuru.
Katagun state - Azare
For the proposed Katagun State, which is
recommended to be created out of Bauchi State, it will
be made up of Gamasa, Dam-an, Misau, Giade, Shira,
Jama’re, Itas/Gadau, Zaki with the capital in Azare.
Savanna state - Biu
If Savanna State is created as recommended, it will be
from the present Borno State and it will be made up of
Gwoza, Chibok, Askira/Uba, Biu, Hawul, Shani, Kwaya-
Kusar, Bayo and Damboa Local Governments with its
capital in Biu.
Amana state - Mubi
Amana State is expected to be created from Adamawa
State from Maiha, Mubi North, Mubi South, Hong,
Michika and Madagali Local Government Areas with
capital in Mubi.
Gurara state - Kachia
The conference also recommended that Gurara State
be created out of Kaduna State, with Sanga, Jama’a,
Jaba, Kargako, Kaura, Zango Kataf, Kachia, Kajuru,
Chikun, Lere Local Governments as constituent parts.
Its capital will be Kachia.
Ghari state -
If Ghari is created from Kano State, it will be made up
of the following local governments:Bagwai, Bixhi,
Dawakin Tofa, Dambatta, Gwarzo, Kabo, Kunchi,
Makoda, Rimin Gado, Shanono, Tofa and Tsanyawa.
Its capital has not been decided.
Etiti state -
Also, the capital of the proposed Etiti State has not
been decided, but it will consist of Orumba North,
Orumba South, Agwu, Animi, Oji River, Ivo, Afikpo
North/South, Okigwe, Onuimo, Ehime Mbano,
Umunneochi and Isiukwuato Local Government Areas.
Aba state - Aba
The proposed Aba State will have its capital in Aba
town, which is part of the present Abia State. It is
expected to be made up of Isiala, Isiala Ngwa South,
Obingwa, Aba South, Ugwunagbo, Aba North, Ukwa
West, Ukwa East and Osisioma Ngwa Local
Governments.
Adada state - Nsukka
Adada State, which is expected to be created from the
present Enugu State, will have its capital in Nsukka. It
will consist of Igbo-Etiti, Igbo-Eze North, Igbo-Eze
South, Isibor-Uzochukwu, Nsukka, Udenu and Uzo-
Uwani.
Njaba/Anim state - Orlu
Njaba/Anim State is recommended to be created from
Imo and Anambra states with the capital in Orlu. Local
governments expected to be under it are Orlu, Orau,
Oru East, Oru West, Ohaji/Egbema, Ogut! Njaba, Isu,
Nwangele, Mkwere, Ideato Nirth, Ideato South and
Ihiala.
New Oyo state -
The New Oyo State has no capital yet, but local
governments that are expected to be part of it from the
present Oyo State are Irepo, Olorunsogo, Oorelope,
Saki East, Saki West, Atisbo, Itesiwaju, Iwajowa, Kajola,
Iseyin, Afijio, Oyo East, Atiba, Ogoja Oluwa, Surulere,
Ogbomosho North, Ogbomosho South and Orire.
Ijebu state - Ijebu-Ode
The proposed Ijebu State from the present Ogun State
will have its capital in Ijebu-Ode, and made up of such
Local Government Areas like Ijebu-Ode, Ijebu-North
East, Ogun Waterside, Odogbolu, Ijebu East, Shagamu,
Ikenne and Remo North.
Ogoja state - Ogoja
Ogoja State, which is expected to be carved out of the
present Cross River State, will have its capital in Ogoja.
It will be made up of Bekwarra, Bokki, Etung, Ikom,
Obanliku, Obubra, Obudu, Ogoja and Yala Local
Government Areas.
Anioma state - Asaba
The expected Anioma State to be created from Delta
State will also have its capital in Asaba, if the proposal
scales through. Local Government areas expected to
be under it are Aniocha North, Aniocha South, Ika
North-East, Ika South, Ndokwa East, Ndokwa West,
Oshimili North, Oshimili South and Ukwaani.
Orachi state -
Orachi state, from Rivers State

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4 Jul 2014

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"I never called Nollywood bland & mediocre" -- Genevieve Nnaji denies statement she allegedly made..(DETAILS)

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Genevieve Nnaji has responded to reports that she
labelled Nollywood as 'bland and mediocre'. A
report surfaced that Genny had over the weekend,
had a chat with Punch where she explained why
she's been off the movie scene. A statement that
angered the people at Nollywood with Mac Collins
Chidebe, a director responding angrily to her [Read
all here if you missed].
However Genny has taken to her IG page to debunk
the report. Setting the records straight, Genny posted
writeup and caption above. She said:
"I never called my industry bland and mediocre.
Truth or not, they were NOT MY WORDS. As a
person/writer, you can "assume" what you like
about my thought process but DO not project those
thoughts as "quotes" by me. It's distasteful,
insensitive and quite unprofessional. It's insulting
to those limited few working hard to make a
difference in the industry. I am a product of
Nollywood and my loyalty remains unshaken."

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"A lady I sent to school and fed for 8 years broke my heart" -- Yemi Sax reveals..

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Newly married Nigerian Saxophonist, Yemi Sax
recalled what he went through in his last
relationship. In a chat with a soft sell reporter, Yemi
explained how the lady he took care of left him after
8 years. Catch the excerpt below:
Before you married your wife, I am sure a
woman would have broken your heart; can you
tell me about the experience?
Of course I have had a long relationship of like eight
years that didn’t even work out. You know after
eight years I was heartbroken. A woman I gave my
all to decided to mess the privilege and brought my
heart to great sorrow. It is not about being a star
really, my wife that I married right now had sworn
with her life that she world never marry an
entertainer but man proposes and God disposes,
even she knew that it is by the grace of God that it
all happened. Our ways at times are not His ways. It
is what God wants because she is a Corporate
person, she is in the corporate world. So, she doesn’t
even have the time to go out and start dating an
entertainer but God called me her husband and she
my wife. I give all thanks to God for His
benevolence.
The woman that broke your heart after eight
years, don’t you think she must have felt that
she is more educated than you and maybe saw
you as a seep in her life?
I think at first, everything was rosy but you know
you can’t pretend for long. She was just there
pretending I think it was because of the things she
was gaining from me and you know you can’t
pretend for long because character is like a flame it
will always come out eventually. So, it got to a time
that her real personality manifested and that was
when the relationship came to an end.
So, you didn’t think it was as a result of
personality and educational difference?
Nooo, not at all; she is even somebody I brought up.
She is somebody I brushed up, I sent her to school.
So, it is not about being more educated than me or
not, you understand what I mean. I did everything
to make her a success but she chose otherwise.
So, what did that episode teach you about life?
I think it is a great lesson; I will advise people not to
expect too much from a fellow human. That is the
way you can live long, that is the way you can
enjoy life; expect the worst from others. So, that is
my advice to people. It is my guiding philosophy as
well. I don’t think it is a good thing to put your trust
in people. Instead, put your trust in God who never
disappoints.

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National Conference endorses creation of Aba, Ijebu & 17 other States -- Also Presidency should be rotated...(DETAILS)

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Delegates at the National Conference have
endorsed the recommendation for additional states
for the South- East. The delegates also approved the
creation of 18 new states nation-wide. The National
Judicial Institute (NJI) venue of the conference
erupted in celebration.
Soon yesterday, after they voted in favour of the
recommendation of the Committee on Political
Restructuring and Forms of Government, delegates
left their seats and exchanged pleasantries. For
once, delegates from the other five geo-political
zones joined their South-East counterparts in
celebrating what many described as a landmark
victory for the Igbos.
Apart from the 18 new states proposed, the
conference said a separate state-yet-to-be named
should be carved out of the South-East to bring the
number of the states in the zone to six. In creating a
new state from the South-East geopolitical zone, the
conference said the creation would correct the
imbalance of the zone having the least number of
states.
In the existing 36 states arrangement, each zone has
six states with only the North-West having seven
states. The new states proposed by the conference
are: Aba, to be carved out of the present Abia State;
Katagum, from Bauchi State; Ijebu, from Ogun State;
Amana, from former Sardauna Province; Apa, from
Benue State; Anioma, from Delta State, Savannah,
from Borno State; and Etiti, from South-East.
Others are Njaba/Anim, from Anambra and Imo
states; Gurara, from Kaduna State; Ghari, from
Kano State; Adada, New Oyo from Oyo State; Orachi,
from Rivers State; Ogoja, from Cross River State;
and Kainji, from Kebbi and Niger states. Two other
states, one each from the South-East and South-West
zones, are also yet to be named.
It was agreed by the delegates that the 18 new states
would be shared among the six zones in a manner
that no zone would have more states than the other.
Though it was also agreed that states were free to
have their constitutions, the request to change the
name of Adamawa State to Gongola State was
overwhelmingly rejected by the delegates.
The delegates also voted that the Presidency should
rotate among the six geopolitical zones of the
country.
However, a delegate, Mr. Femi Falana, SAN,
condemned the decision to create more states. He
said the action was at variance with the decisions
and resolutions earlier taken by the conference on
the need by government to cut cost.
"Having regard to the several resolutions of the
National Conference on the need to reduce the cost
of governance, I found the recommendation for the
creation of additional 18 states rather
contradictory," Falana said.

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