Apple Introduces iOS 8 And Texting Will Never Be The Same

Apple introduced its latest update to the iPhone operating system, iOS 8, at its annual World Wide Developers Conference in San Francisco on Monday. If you're a big texter, some of the changes should make your life a lot easier. iOS 8 will be available for the iPhone 4S and above this fall.
If you're still recovering from Apple's last OS update don't worry: These changes are nowhere near as huge as last year's move to iOS 7 -- a radical redesign of the iPhone interface and one of the biggest moves Apple made post-Steve Jobs. Some iPhone people appreciated the modern design. Others complained of the new look, and some even reported that the design gave them motion sickness.
This year's changes won't make you ill. And, some of them are pretty much irrelevant. Here are the ones that you must know about:

Dagrin’s Producer Sossick Involved In Car Accident [See Photo]

The brain behind major hits on Late Dagrin’s CEO album, doing major of his songs also referred to as his   best friend,
Sossick, last week was involved in a car accident on his way back from a meeting on the island and thankfully he survived.
He had bruises on his face and other parts of his body, a cut on his tongue and suffered a fracture. He is currently at an undisclosed hospital responding to treatment. More photos below:

IGP Reverses #BringBackOurGirls Ban After Nigerian Tweet-Attack Abuja Police Boss

The ban on the Bring Back Our Girls protests was removed today, but not until Nigerians went to war over the matter……

Nigerian seem to have found an effective weapon in the social media, especially Twitter.

They effectively galvanized the Nigerian government into action with the #BringBackOurGirls campaign which became a worldwide action drive.

The protest was however dramatically banned and unbanned within the space of 24 hours by the police.

On Monday,  Federal Capital Territory Police Commissioner Mbu Joseph Mbu, announced a total ban #BringBackOurGirls protest at a news conference, alleging plans by Boko Haram agents to bomb the protesters.