I won’t mind being a second wife – Nkiru Slyvanus

Actress Nkiru Slyvanus and former special assistant on Lagos Affairs to Governor Rochas Okorocha of Imo State ,was a guest on Channels TV program Sunrise..She gave her take on being in a polygamous marriage….
“It depends on who and the condition. If the situation is right and the person is good, I will go for him. It is the situation and seeing the right person that makes you settle for a partner. There is no problem about that at all,” “I am single but not searching because someone has already spotted me,”
Addressing rumours she dated Governor Okorocha,she said
“I have known the governor for a very long time. There is nothing between us. He even see me as his own daughter,

Boko Haram Emerges 7th Richest Terrorist Group In The World

Boko Haram has emerged the 7th richest terrorist group in the world according to a report published by The Richest. The group is said to be worth about $70 million which was made by the group between year 2006 and 2011 from their numerous kidnappings and the subsequent ransoms procured.

The Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS), a Jihadist militant group, is adjudged the richest terrorist group till date, with an estimated sum of $2 billion which they gathered from looted weapons and bank robberies.

Jonathan swears in Shekarau as Nigeria’s Education Minister

President Goodluck Jonathan has sworn-in the four new ministers, who were cleared by the National Assembly.
They include Ibrahim Shekarau, Stephen Oru, Adedayo Adeyeye and Abdul Bulama.
Mr. Shekarau, a former Kano State governor, decamped from the All Progressives Congress, APC, to the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP.
Shortly after swearing them in, the President announced their portfolio and also announced a minor rearrangement in the current cabinet.
The President announced Mr. Shekarau as the new Education Minister; Mr. Adeyeye was named Minister of State for Works; Mr. Oru, Minister of Niger Delta; and Mr. Bulama, Minister of Science and Technology.
Mr. Jonathan also announced that the current Minister of Works, Bashir Yuguda, will now be the Minster of State for Finance and substantive Minister of National Planning.

Messi Feeling Positive Pressure Ahead of Tonight’s World Cup Semi-final Against Holland

Argentina captain Lionel Messi insists he is feeling 'positive pressure' ahead of tonight’s World Cup semi-final against Holland.
The Barcelona star, widely considered the world's best player, will have the hopes of a nation on his shoulders as he lines up against the Netherlands in Sao Paulo.
But Messi is relishing his role as Argentina's leader, netting four goals on the way to the last four, and is determined to steer his side into the Maracana final against Germany on Sunday.
"I am feeling positive pressure," Messi said.
"It's a great honour to be captain of Argentina. I want to pay back the trust given in me leading Argentina to the World Cup."

Netherlands skipper Robin van Persie may miss Argentina semi-final

Netherlands skipper Robin van Persie may miss the World Cup semi-final against Argentina because of an upset stomach. The Manchester United striker had to train separately from his team-mates on Tuesday after complaining of a stomach problem.
Dutch coach Louis van Gaal confirmed on the eve of the game in Sao Paulo that his star striker, who has scored three goals in Brazil, is a serious doubt for the last-four clash.
Asked if the 30-year-old will, play, Van Gaal said: "He has a stomach problem, an intestinal problem. I don't know.
"I will decide. Van Persie is our captain so he is very important to us. In principle my captain always plays, but he has to be fit."

Scolari: I am responsible for Brazil’s catastrophic 7-1 defeat to Germany "worst day of my life"

Coach Luiz Felipe Scolari says Brazil’s "catastrophic" 7-1 defeat to Germany in the World Cup semi-final was "the worst day of my life."
The hosts' dream of reaching the final on home soil was blown away in a scarcely believable first half, which shellshocked Brazil finished 5-0 down - all five goals coming in just 19 minutes.
Calamitous defending and some superb German attacking play combined to produce a shorelines which sent shockwaves through Brazil and the rest of the footballing world.

Boko Haram says only prisoner exchange can secure the girls release

A man who described himself as a teacher/scholar inside the Boko Haram camp today July 8th spoke anonymously with Tobi Oladipo of BBC World radio service where he stated that it’s only the release of their imprisoned members by the Federal Government that can make them release the over 200 Chibok girls they abducted onApril 14that the Government Girls Secondary School in Chibok.
“Yes we want the Nigerian government to release our members. As our leader Abubakar Shekau promised to the media, if today the government releases our members, tomorrow or the next day we promise you can see all of them (the girls) sure. We would release them tomorrow or the next day.” he told BBC World Radio.
Seaking further,