Lil’ Wayne And Christina Milan Have Allegedly Broken Up

According to reports, Lil Wayne & Christina Milian have called it quits after a year of dating.

It looks like Christina Milan & Lil Wayne have officially called it quits. According to ET, the two broke up at the end of August after a year of dating.
The break up comes as a bit of a shock as their relationship didn’t appear to have any issues from the public eye. In fact, some would think the relationship was going great considering the way they talked about each other in interviews, and the several collaborations they worked on together, including the yet-to-be-heard record “Do It,” which was debuted on stage at last month’s Billboard 100 festival in NYC.
Back in May, Christina even got a “love hard…TnT” tattoo, which stands for Tina & Tunechi. I’m sure she’s regretting that one right about now.

Pastor Adeboye Buys $65 million Brand New Luxury Private Jet, Floats Airline Company

General Overseer of The Redeemed Christian Church of God, Pastor E.A. Adeboye has reportedly purchased a brand New G550 Luxury Gulfstream Jet for himself worth $65million
The new jet is said to have been purchased in May 2015 and According to Sahara Reporters, the pastor also floated a new luxury jet company, Emmanuel Aviation. The G550 jet was made in Georgia and is far newer than the one purchased by Prophet TB Joshua months earlier.

President of Zimbabwe’s Robert Mugabe, 91, delivers wrong speech in parliament

 

AFP – Zimbabwe’s 91-year-old President Robert Mugabe read the wrong speech at the opening of a new session of parliament on Tuesday, repeating an address he gave to the legislature last month.
The veteran leader read the 25-minute speech through to the end, apparently unaware that he was delivering the same text he presented during his state of the nation address last month.
“There has been a mix-up of speeches resulting in a situation where… the president delivered the wrong speech,” said presidential spokesman George Charamba.
“The mix-up happened in his secretarial office,” Charamba was quoted as saying in the state-owned Herald newspaper’s online edition.
“The error is sincerely regretted and corrective measures are being considered.”
Mugabe, Africa’s oldest leader, earlier this year fell down the steps leading from a podium. He was unhurt, but video of the fall went viral on social media.

FG sets to pay arrears of salaries, allowances to workers

Federal Government on Tuesday ordered its Ministries, Departments and Agencies to compile the names of all public service employees who are being owed arrears (salaries and allowances) within seven days so that they can be paid without further delay.
Danladi Kifasi, the Head of the Civil Service of the Federation in a Circular with reference number HCSF/428/S.1/128 dated September 14, 2015, made available to journalists on Tuesday in Abuja emphasised the urgent need to compile the names of those being owed so as to pay them immediately.
He however directed the MDAs to ensure that each unpaid entitlement should be accurate, verifiable and contain the name, designation, status (serving or retired) and amount due to each officer.
“The correct information should reach the Office of the Head of Civil Service of the Federation on or before Monday, September 21 2015,” the circular stated.

FG plans zero-based budgeting for 2016, says Osinbajo

 

The Federal Government is planning to use a zero-based budgeting format for its 2016 budget planning, the Vice President of the most populous black nation, Prof. Yemi Osinbajo, revealed.
Osinbajo said the zero-based budgeting would be carefully coordinated to ensure that it is policy-driven, especially regarding the proposed social intervention policy of the Buhari administration.
“Zero-based budgeting is planning according to needs and costs, different from the existing Envelope Budgeting or traditionally incremental budgeting whereby the planning is based on existing income and expenditure as the deciding factor in national financial planning levels, which often incurs waste and assumes previous costs as constant,” Osinbajo said.

Yakubu Adesokan wins gold in Para-powerlifting, sets new world record (Nigeria)

 

Nigeria’s Yakubu Adesokan has won a Para-powerlifting gold medal and in the process set a new world record with a lift of 182.5kg in the 49kg weight class on Tuesday at the ongoing 11th African Games in Brazzaville.
Adesokan lifted the 182.5 kg in his third attempt to win the gold medal. An Algerian settled for the silver medal in the event.
The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that Adesokan had set a World record at the 2012 Paralympic Games in London with a lift of 177 kg. A Vietnamese had erased that record with a lift of 181kg, before the latest world record by the Nigerian.
Adesokan had won silver medal at a recent Open Asia Championship held in Kazakhstan.
“I am excited, I can’t thank God enough for this, it is the result of hard work and focus,’’ he said after the lift.

President Buhari assures French investors of favourable business environment in nigeria

 

President Muhammadu Buhari in Paris to assured French investors of his administration’s commitment to provide a suitable business environment that would boost economic activities and create jobs for the youth.

News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that Buhari gave the assurance at a gathering of investors at the France-Nigeria Business Forum held at the headquarters of the French Business Confederation in Paris.

President Buhari said his decision to approach headlong the issue of insecurity within the early days of his administration was to ensure the safety of all citizens and guarantee investment for both local and foreign investors.