The Moment Nicki Minaj Was Left Embarrassed After Her ”Vaeja Popped Out” At VMAs Awards
Popular rapper,Nicki Minaj looked drop dead gorgeous at the 2017
MTV Video Music Awards on Aug. 27, with one tiny exception: her camel
toe. The singer donned a form-fitting bubble gum pink two-piece latex
outfit that gave fans a good look at her awkward wardrobe malfunction. .
Minaj was totally appalled when she saw the pics of how she looked,
but soon relaxed when she realized the hilarity of the situation.
“Nicki is embarrassed by her major camel toe at the VMAs,” an insider
told HollywoodLife. .
“She had no idea it would be that obvious until she was under the
lights and camera and by that time it was too late. Her phone was
blowing up all night afterward with friends teasing her. After the
embarrassment quickly wore off, she had a good laugh about the pink
outfit which she vowed to never wear again,” the source added.
@Kechi: I didn't dare to dream of quarter finals, now I'm gonna be in AMERICA GOT TANENT AGT. semis...when God moves, He moves BIG! Thank u all for believing in me
Getting four yes-es in one of the toughest singing competitions is no
easy thing. But one contestant just did that and stole the show with
her rendition of Ed Sheeran’s ‘Thinking Out Loud.’
Plan crash survivor Kechi Okwuchi reduced audiences to tears but it was her story that set the emotional tone.
The 27 year old was one of two survivors of the Sosoliso Airlines
Flight 1145 plane crash that took place in Nigeria killing 107 people.
After having undergone over 100 surgeries, she remains unfazed and
turns to music for inspiration something she loved since she was a child
in Nigeria.
‘’Lying in the hospital bed with bandages from head to foot. Not
being able to more or do anything else, music was my escape. And that’s
why it means so much to me.” Okwuchi told the AGT judges Simon Cowell,
Heidi Klum, Howie Mandel and Mel B.
After the terrible accident that happened when she was 16,
Okwuchi graduated from the University of St. Thomas with a degree in
economics in 2015.
She remains one of the favorite contestants after her performance
brought the audience to tears and received a standing ovation on
Tuesday.
Body
aches are a common symptom of many conditions. The flu is one of the
most well-known conditions that can cause body aches. Aches can also be
caused by your everyday life, especially if you stand, walk, or exercise
for long periods of time.
You
may just need rest and some treatment at home to relieve your body
aches. But some aches, especially ones that last a long time, may mean
that you have an underlying condition. In these cases, you may need to
see your doctor for a diagnosis. They can create a long-term treatment
plan to can relieve your aches and other associated symptoms.
Keep reading to learn more about what may be causing your symptoms.
When
you’re stressed out, your immune system can’t control its response to
inflammation as well. As a result, your body can’t fight off infections
or sickness as well as it usually can. This can cause your body to ache
as it becomes more susceptible to inflammation and infection throughout
your body.
Watch out for other symptoms of stress and anxiety , such as:
Water
is an essential ingredient for your body’s normal and healthy
functioning. Without it, your body can’t properly perform many of its
important processes, including breathing and digestion. When you become
dehydrated and these processes don’t work well, you can feel physical pain as a result.
Other symptoms of dehydration include:
dark urine
dizziness or disorientation
exhaustion
extreme thirst
If
you don’t drink enough water, especially on a hot or dry day, you can
become dehydrated quickly. You should aim to drink about eight 8-ounce
glasses of water every day, plus more if you’re physically active and
sweating.
If you’re dehydrated because of a condition like diarrhea
, drink plenty of water until the episode passes. Drinking water or
beverages with extra electrolytes can help keep you hydrated and replace
the electrolytes lost to diarrhea, too.
If
you can’t keep water down, see your doctor right away or seek emergency
medical help to make sure you don't become severely dehydrated.
Not
getting enough sleep can impact your overall health. You need at least 6
to 8 hours of sleep every night, including the rapid eye movement (REM)
sleep. Your body’s tissues and cells need proper sleep to stay healthy,
and your brain needs it to stay refreshed and alert. Without it, your
body doesn’t have the time to rest and replenish essential energies and
processes. This can lead to pain.
Other symptoms of sleep deprivation include:
confusion or disorientation
falling asleep during the day without realizing it
trouble understanding when reading or listening to others
trouble speaking properly
trouble remembering things
Try
to establish a consistent sleep schedule every night. Your body needs
to follow a daily rhythm, or circadian rhythm, to stay healthy.
Try techniques to relax before bed, such as:
drinking hot tea or other hot beverage
meditating
listening to music or a podcast
having white noise in the room, such as from a fan
A cold and the flu
are both viral infections that cause inflammation. These infections
attack your body, and your immune system attempts to fight them off.
Inflammation, especially in your throat, chest, and lungs, can be
painful. The rest of your body might ache, too, as your body works hard
to fight the infection.
Getting
rest, drinking plenty of water, and gargling with warm salt water to
ease your throat pain can help your body get over a cold or the flu
quickly. Over-the-counter medications, such as pseudoephedrine (Sudafed) and ibuprofen (Advil), can help relieve your symptoms and aches.
If
you have cold or flu symptoms for more than a few weeks, or if you
can’t eat, drink, or breathe properly, see your doctor. They can help
treat your infection.
Anemia
happens when your body doesn’t have enough properly functioning red
blood cells, so your body tissues can’t get enough oxygen. With anemia,
many parts of your body can feel fatigued because they don’t get enough
oxygen to remain healthy or to function properly.
Other symptoms of anemia include:
exhaustion
abnormal heart rate
dizziness or disorientation
head or chest pain
cold feet or hands
pale skin
Anemia has many causes. If you don’t have enough iron , folate , or vitamin B-12 in your system, taking a supplement for the deficiency may treat your anemia.
If
supplements don’t help, see your doctor for an examination and possible
diagnosis so that you can treat the underlying condition.
Hypocalcemia
, or a low blood calcium level, can happen when you don’t have enough
vitamin D in your body. Many of your body’s important organs, such as
your kidneys and muscles, rely on calcium to work properly. Your bones
also need calcium to stay healthy. Without enough vitamin D to help you
absorb calcium, you can feel aching in these organs and in your bones.
Other symptoms include:
body cramps
muscle twitching or spasms
dizziness or confusion
numbness
seizures
Mononucleosis
Mononucleosis
is best known as mono, also called “the kissing disease.” It’s an
infection caused by the Epstein-Barr virus. It’s very contagious, and
one of the most common symptoms is body aches. Aches and fatigue may be
caused in a generalized fashion or from inflammation and swelling
blocking your airway.
Pneumonia
is a lung infection that can affect your whole respiratory system,
which is responsible for your breathing, sweating, and other important
functions. If you can’t breathe well, your body can’t get enough oxygen
to keep your red blood cells and tissues healthy. This can cause aches
and pain all over your body.
Fibromyalgia
is a condition where your entire body, including your muscles and
bones, can feel exhausted, achy, and sensitive. The cause of
fibromyalgia is uncertain, but stressful events such as physical trauma,
surgery, and infections may trigger it.
Chronic fatigue syndrome
(CFS) is a condition that causes you to feel exhausted and weak, no
matter how much rest or sleep you get. It often causes insomnia. Because
your body doesn’t feel rested or replenished, CFS can also cause aches
in the muscles and joints throughout your body.
Lupus
happens when your immune system attacks the tissues around your body,
including blood vessels, organs, and joints. Because of the damage and
inflammation caused by this autoimmune condition, pain and aches in the
body are common.
Lyme disease is caused by the bacterium Borrelia burgdorferi
spreading to your body through a tick bite. Aches are a common
symptom, especially in your muscles and joints. If Lyme disease goes
untreated, it can cause neuromuscular and joint conditions, such as
arthritis and facial paralysis.
Histoplasmosis
is a fungal infection caused by airborne spores from the soil or the
droppings of bats or birds. These are common around construction
projects, farmlands, or caves, where large amounts of spores are
released into the air.
Body aches are a common symptom of histoplasmosis. Other symptoms include:
Multiple sclerosis
(MS) is thought to be an autoimmune condition. It’s a central nervous
system condition in which the tissue around your nerve cells, called
myelin, breaks down because of constant inflammation. The damage
interrupts your nervous system’s ability to transmit sensations
properly. As a result, you can feel aches, pain, tingling, or other
abnormal sensations.
Other symptoms include:
weakness
exhaustion
blurry vision
temporary or permanent blindness, typically in only one eye
Seek emergency medication attention if you have any of the following symptoms:
trouble breathing
trouble eating or drinking
passing out
seizures
extreme fatigue or exhaustion
bad cough that won’t go away after a few days
If
other, milder symptoms last for more than two weeks, see your doctor.
They can examine you for a possible underlying condition. They can then
give you a treatment plan to help reduce the aches and treat the cause.
France Government Faces Big Test In Labour Reform.
President Emmanuel
Macron's government has begun its drive to overhaul France's rigid
labour laws, giving the details first to the unions and bosses'
organisations and later to the public.
He has promised a "revolution" to free up the energy of the workforce, making it easier for bosses to hire and fire.
But since he came to power in May his popularity has waned.
Protests against the plan are expected next month, but one of the biggest unions says it will not take part.
Jean-Claude
Mailly, the leader of Force Ouvrière (FO) praised the government's
"real consultation" and "social dialogue" and wanted no role in
demonstrations on 12 September.
Another leading union, the CFDT,
is also seen as unlikely to join the protests, which are being
spearheaded by the far-left CGT. Further demonstrations are promised by
far-left leader Jean-Luc Mélenchon on 23 September.
What does Macron want to do?
France
has an unemployment rate of 9.5%, double that of the other big European
economies and Mr Macron has vowed to cut it to 7% by 2022. France's
unwieldy labour code is some 3,000 pages long and is seen by many as a
straitjacket for business. Image copyrightGetty ImagesImage caption
Jean-Luc Mélenchon (2nd L) has vowed to challenge the Macron reforms
The package of about 60 measures, to be detailed in a
150-page document, has been drawn up by Labour Minister Muriel Pénicaud
and was being presented to the unions and employers' organisations
before a public announcement by Prime Minister Edouard Philippe at noon
on Thursday (10:00 GMT).
Among the biggest reforms, businesses are
expected to be offered more flexibility in negotiating wages and
conditions. The main focus of talks with unions will be shifted from a
national to a company level.
Companies with fewer than 50
employees would be able to negotiate with workers' representatives that
are not affiliated with unions, reports say. Workers' councils in the
largest companies will be streamlined.
One of the thorniest
problems for the government is how to make it easier for companies to
dismiss staff. There is to be a cap on damages that can be awarded to
workers for unfair dismissal. However, after months of consultations,
ministers have agreed to increase the cap from their original proposal.
Will he succeed?
He
has a far greater chance than anyone before him. François Hollande's
Socialist government watered down plans to reform the labour code in the
face of street protests.
However, Mr Macron has already won
parliamentary backing to push these reforms through by decree, and he
has co-opted two of the three biggest unions.
There will be big
street demonstrations but labour reform is top of the president's
priorities. An opinion poll on Wednesday showed that nine out of 10
French people agreed that their country's labour code had to be
reformed, although 60% were worried about the Macron plan.
President Muhammadu Buhari Received the African Champion, National Basketball Team, D'Tigress at the state House today.
D'Tigress made Nigeria Pround in Mali, beating the defending champion, Senegal in the African Woman Basketball Competition. D’Tigress defeated Senegal 65-48 in the final of the tournament played on Sunday in Bamako, Mali.
They had beaten hosts Mali 48-47 in the semi-final on Saturday, to
secure one of the two FIBA World Cup tickets available to Africa.
However, D’Tigress started the final game on a bad note, losing the
first quarter 12-18 to the Senegalese, who failed to keep up in the
second quarter.
Nigeria took it 21-10, to end the first half with 33-28 points.
Sam Vincent’s ladies dominated the third quarter winning 15-7, while
the last quarter seemed very tough for both sides as Nigeria led with 17
points margin against Senegal’s 13 points to end the game with 65-48
points in favour of D’Tigress.
The
Nigerians will be looking forward to same impressive performance in the
World Woman Basketball Competition. we pray this will be the beginning
of success in Nigeria Basketball Team.
President Muhammadu Buhari:The entire nation appreciates and celebrates your victory — the first in
12 years — and qualification for the 2018 World Cup in Spain.
North Korea's latest missile sends FTSE 100 and world markets CRASHING as gold prices soar.
STOCK markets have plunged after North Korea fired a missile over
Japan, with the FTSE 100 crashing more than one per cent, amid rising
fears of world nuclear war.
Panicked investors sold
out of stocks and shares and rushed to put money into safe havens, such
as gold, amid the latest provocative move by Kim Jong-un.
Britain's
FTSE 100 sank to 7,314, while Germany's DAX and France's CAC 40 also
fell by more than one per cent, after worries hit Asian markets and
America's Dow Jones overnight.
Japan's prime minister Shinzo Abe said North Korea is now an "unprecedented" threat to his country.
The world is now waiting for Mr Trump to react to the latest move from the rogue state.
It comes after US and Japanese forces finished a joint drill in the region.
Tensions
between North Korea and the US have jumped in recent weeks, with a war
of words breaking out between Pyongyang and President Donald Trump.
But experts said the situation has now become more serious, prompting traders to run for cover.
Gold prices jumped above $1,300 for the first time in almost 10 months.
The South Korean military said the missile was fired eastward just
before 06:00 local time (21:00 GMT) from near the North's capital,
Pyongyang - which is rare.
Early analysis of the launch suggests the missile:
flew a distance of more than 2,700km (1,678 miles)
was likely to have been a Hwasong-12, a newly developed intermediate range weapon
reached a maximum altitude of about 550km (342 miles), lower than most previous North Korean tests
fell into the North Pacific Ocean 1,180km off the Japanese coast after breaking into three pieces
Congratulation!!!
Gospel Singer Gbolahan Odukoya and wife Welcome Baby Girl after 9 Years of waiting on God.
Gods time is always the best. FROM TEST TO TESTIMONY.
The "married-Bachelor" becomes a Father.
Waiting on God may not be easy but the end will surely be great and wonderful. For a Gospel singer that can also be refers to as a minister of the word of God to have delay in child bearing, this is to pass an information to you that nobody is above trails.
No matter what you are going to remember that "WHEN THERE'S A GOTO, THERE'S A GO-THROUGH".
The Koko Master stays true to his
afropop roots while also progressing, experimenting with some
trap-inspired production (“El Chapo”) and even South African house
(“Ntswempu”). He slows things down on the mellow “Be With You,” which
has some traces of reggae and dancehall.
The 12-track album includes the single
“It’s Not A Lie,” featuring Wande Coal and Harry Songs, as well as his
2012 mega hit “Oliver Twist.”
To raise a well behaved, responsible, and
independent child, it takes a ton of effort depending on the personality
your child has. But one major aspect in raising a child we must
consider is perspectives. It’s imperative for parents to look at
different point of views when raising a child
Avoid Giving In
Stop yourself from giving in to that
little cute puppy y face your child makes when he or she begs. Every
time you give in, your child will automatically believe that they can
get anything they want by begging. On top of that the more your
surrender to begging, the more spoiled your child will become.
Be In Charge
Never let your children manipulate
you or tell you what to do. There should always be limits to their
authorities. If you privilege them of too much power, then you’re
raising a spoiled brat. Since you’re the parent, you should be the one
making calls and demands.
Be A Role Model
One most valuable method to raise a
child is to be a good role model. Provide your kid(s) with a bunch of
positive influence. Your child learns behaviour, values and knowledge
from you. Show that you are a honest, respectful, loving and caring
person.
Provide Knowledge about World Injustices
Teach your kids that there are many
people in this world including children who don’t have food to eat,
water to drink, shelter to live in, and clothes to wear. They lack the
resources we have. By teaching your kids this kind of stuff, it helps
make your kids more grateful of what he has.
Praise Efforts
If your child was responsible for
doing something that was positive, for example washing the dishes,
acknowledge it. We all love compliments and so do children. The more you
compliment them the more encouraged they are willing to do it again
next time. more
Samuel Sochukwuma Okwaraji was a prolific and
professional Nigerian football player who played for both international
clubs and his country. He was born in Orlu, a city in Imo State, to a
duty officer, Mr. David Okwaraji and a headmistress, Lady Janet Okwaraji
on the 19th of May, 1964. Samuel Okwaraji attended WTC Practicing
School, Enugu for his primary education and Ezeachi Secondary School,
Orlu, Imo State. Sam Okwaraji also attended Federal
Government College in Orlu and finally completed his studies in law in
the University of Rome, Italy, but did not take up the profession after
schooling. While bagging his masters in international law in the
University of Rome, Samuel Okwaraji played for NK Dinamo Zagreb, VfB
Stuttgart and SSV Ulm 1846 where he performed exceptionally.
In 1988, Samuel Okwaraji made his way into the Green Eagles squad; at the African Nations Cup
played that same year in Morocco, he did the unexpected by netting one
of the fastest goals (60s) in the annals of the competition against the
Indomitable Lions of Cameroon. Sam Okwaraji also played at the ‘1988 Summer Olympics‘
that was held in Seoul, South Korea. He played alongside other
professionals like Samson Siasia, Rashidi Yekeni, Bright Omokaro, Wole
Odegbami, Christain Obi, Jude Agada, Henry Nwosu and so on.
On the 12th of August, 1989, at the unripe age of 25, Samuel Okwaraji
unfortunately met his untimely death right on the football pitch before
the eyes of 20,000 spectators. He slumped and died of heart failure in
the 77th minute of a 2nd round World Cup qualifier match against Angola
at the Surulere Stadium now Lagos National Stadium,
Lagos State. This was a big and irreplaceable loss for Nigeria. He was
given a befitting and heroic burial in his hometown, Umudioka Community
in Imo State. On August 12, 2009, as a way of immortalizing this icon, Governor Babatunde Raji Fashola of Lagos State erected a concrete burst of Samuel Okwaraji in front of Lagos National Stadium, the same stadium where he died.
Lionel Messi And Newly Wedded Wife Are Both Expecting Third Child
Barcelona Striker, Lionel Messi and his
Antonella Roccuzzo are expecting their third child together, Spanish newspaper AS reports.
The Football star get wedded to a beautiful Lady in
their hometown of Rosario in June and are already proud parents of
four-year old Thiago and one-year old Mateo.
The Barcelona Super Striker will now become Father of Three(3) though the gender of the forthcoming baby is yet to be know.
The 2017/18 UEFA Champions League group stage draw has been
made, Fans of Team like Manchester United, Real Madrid, Manchester city, Monaco
are confidence of topping the group with a maximum point.
The question is;
-
* WILL REAL MADRID WIN THE UEFA CHAPIONS LEAGUE
AGAIN?
- *
WILL PEP MONEY SPENDING MAN CITY REACH THE
FINAL?
-* WILL BAYERN MANAGER (CARLOS) BE ABLE TO KEEP IS
JOB IN THE CHAMPIONS LEAGUE?
-* WILL MOURINHO STILL REMAIN THE SPECIAL ONE AFTER
THE CHAMPIONS LEAGUE?
-* HOW FAR WILL BARCELONA GO?
-WILL TOTTENHAM AND LIVERPOOL MAKE ENGLAND PROUD?
-
-Group A: Benfica (POR), Manchester
United (ENG), Basel (SUI), CSKA Moskva (RUS)
-Group B: Bayern München (GER), Paris
Saint-Germain (FRA), Anderlecht (BEL), Celtic (SCO)
-Group C: Chelsea (ENG), Atlético Madrid
(ESP), Roma (ITA), Qarabağ (AZE)
