plane crash that claim lives in lagos

It is a tragedy for the people of ondo state today as the airline
called airline associate that carried the corpse of former governor of
ondo state late Dr Olusegun Kokumo Agugu crash on his way to Akure,the
information reaching us claim that sixteen people have lost their
lives in the incident out of twenty people where the remaining people
where receiving treatment in the hospital.

Britney Spears video for 'Work Bitch' banned

Britney Spears video for 'Work Bitch' banned from being shown on UK TV before 10pm

Katy Perry's full prism track list revealed

Katy Perry's full prism track list revealed

Katy Perry's full prism track list revealed, she (katy perry) was credited with all the track list and every song plus Sia, John Mayer and Emeli Sande

What is next for Gucci Mane

What is next for Gucci Mane?

After claiming he had sex with Nicki Minaj, what's next for Gucci Mane? oh...Is he going to jail for Six month that depend on the decision of the court and if find quit of the charge,he will be sentence to six month in jail

Britney Spears still looking confused

Britney Spears still looking confused;

Britney Spears whips dancers in the desert in her "work bitch" video while still looking confused as ever.

Giroud: Everything is easier with Ozil

The France international forward hails the former Real Madrid playmaker's ability to create chances after only taking 11 minutes to provide an assist against Sunderland.

OLIVIER GIROUD MESUT OZIL SUNDERLAND ARSENAL PREMIER LEAGUE

Arsenal striker Olivier Giroud says that Mesut Ozil's arrival at the club has made everything easier for the Gunners.

The Frenchman has enjoyed a terrific start to the season, scoring in each of the Gunners' four league games so far. The latest, at Sunderland on Saturday, was created by Ozil on his debut, prompting Giroud to praise the simplicity of his new teammate's approach.

95 Year Old Gay Man Marries His 65-Year Old Gay Partner.

95 Year Old Gay Man Marries His 65-Year Old Gay Partner.

An elderly military couple married at their veterans home the day before yesterday, Sept. 13 in the center’s first gay ceremony. 95-year-old World War II veteran, John Banvard, married his partner, 67-year-old Gerard Nadeau, who served in Vietnam. The two have been together for 20 years, but had to wait until the recent Supreme Court decision to legally tie the knot.



The wedding held on Saturday at their home with few friends in attendance. They sealed it with a kiss after exchanging vows. Those who kicked against their marriage simply did not attend.



‘It was something we wanted to do for a long time’, Mr Banvard said. Their ceremony, however, wasn’t completely welcomed by the rest of the home’s residents as some of them protested, but the Facility director insisted they had a right to get married just like others do.