Church Suspends Couple For Dancing To “Worldly” Music

A newly wedded couple was last week was censured from Seventh Day Adventist by Sizinda SDA elders in Zimbabwe for dancing to worldly music at their wedding.
Tinevimbo Maphosa and his wife, Moreblessing Sibanda were suspended from active participation in church programs.

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Photos: Kim Kardashian finally makes full post-baby debut.

The reality star finally showed her face in public since giving birth in June and TMZ got the exclusive photos. Kim, Kanye, baby North and a nanny were photographed going into an LA medical facility yesterday Wednesday August 14th. They all look really happy, especially Kanye.

FFK apologizes for mentioning names of ex-girlfriends in his article

Ex-minister Femi Fani Kayode mentioned names of three former Igbo girlfriends in an article he wrote a few days back to prove he wasn't tribalistic and has nothing against the Igbos. People felt mentioning their names was disrespectful to the women. He has apologized. Find his statement below

I Go Dye releases new pics as he passes positive message to youths

The popular comedian says 'you can re-write your story by making it history'.

Photos from Sharon Adeleke's traditional wedding

I've been waiting all day for the wedding pics, but it's taking them forever to send them so let's manage these ones for now...I want to go and sleep! :-).  Davido, Don Jazzy, Wizkid performed at the wedding which held today at The Ark in Oniru. Will bring official wedding photos later...

LAB test result shows Scott Disick is Mason's father

 

Scott Disick is the father of Kourtney Kardashian's three and a half year old son Mason, a LAB test result released today proved it. Model Michael Girgenti had falsely claimed he fathered Mason after having unprotected sex with the reality star in March 2009.  A rep for Michael told reporters after the result was made public today that it could have been fixed...
"We don’t trust the results and believe it could have been fixed. Still going to court to fight for court ordered results.” a spokesperson for Michael Girgenti told Radar.

Ghanaian Rapper D Black Joins Olamide, Signs Endorsement Deal With Ciroc Vodka

A couple of weeks ago, Nigerian rapstar Olamide allegedly signed a deal with Diageo’s Ciroc Vodka, and although this was not confirmed till date by him or his management, the rumors turned out to be right on the money. However, Ghanaian rapper D Black has followed him to become the second endorsed rapper in Africa by the exotic vodka, Ciroc.
He confirmed this report -
“I have known them for a while we did some stuff last year for the ‘Vera‘ release with another brand of theirs but we have a working relationship so this just came up and we decided to buckle it in.”
He continued…
“We shot a video yesterday with Davido. Ciroc was a part of the making of the video so I want everybody to look out for the video,” he says.
“The video will be out next month. The song is unreleased, the song is not out yet but look out for the video.”

Scientists Invent ‘Death Test’ That Will Tell Us How Long We Have To Live

A man in Brazil has undergone surgery to look like a dog. According to reports, the man in question loves dogs and wants to look like them. His eyebrows, mouth, ears and part of his head were all worked on. The pictures are very disturbing. Click below to see them if you can.

Scientists Invent ‘Death Test’ That Will Tell Us How Long We Have To Live

Scientists have developed a ‘death test’ that can tell people how long they have to live.
The non-invasive procedure involves applying a painless laser pulse to the surface of the skin through a wristwatch-style device.
This measures how a person’s body will decline with age by analysing endothelial cells, the Sunday Times reports.
These cells line the smallest blood vessels – capillaries – in our bodies and respond to complex activity elsewhere in the body.
By measuring the oscillations within the cells, the scientists say they can calculate the length of time before death and also test for diseases including cancer and dementia.
The result is graded from 0 for death to 100 for optimum functioning with the predictions becoming more accurate as more data is added.
A user-friendly version of the system is expected to be completed within the next three years.
The test was developed by two physics professors from Lancaster University, Aneta Stefanovska and Peter McClintock, with the help of grants from medical charities and government research bodies.
Professor Stefanovska is credited with inventing the method of analysing endothelial reactivity.
‘I am hoping we will build a database that will become larger and larger, so every person person measured can be compared against it,’ she said.
‘We will then be in a position to tell them the values [that] predict a certain number of years.’