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«§» 25 March 2015



APC Chairman in Gombe Local Government, Alh. Ibrahim Musa pictured above, was attacked by armed youths alleged to be PDP members at his home yesterday evening.

According to reports, Alhaji Musa was one of the party officials that received Gen Buhari in Bauchi state yesterday.

On his way home after the campaign rally, he said he met some youths who were fighting and intervened.

He said after mediating, he went home to rest only to be attacked by one of the youths at his home.

Story according to urban website - Crazy Days and Nights.
For the first time I can remember, the two lost their cool in public where at least four other diners and a couple of waiters in a private room witnessed them having a blowout fight. Granted this intel only comes from two people who were in the room but once tabloids and wallets start digging perhaps they can get the waiters to spill.
The two were at dinner and had just had appetizers brought to the table.
A bodyguard was in one corner of the room seated at a table looking around but mostly looking at his phone. Beyonce started speaking louder and louder and Jay tried to get her to be quiet while looking around. The bodyguard started watching the scene and stopped looking at his phone but did not get up.
Things settled down when Jay whispered in Bayonce’s ear. About ten minutes later Beyonce said something else and whatever Jay said didn’t seem to work. He shrugged his shoulders and Beyonce started pointing at him and leaned over the table and got closer to his face and started talking louder.
He then said one last thing, pushed back her chair and threw her napkin on the table before getting up and headed towards the door. She motioned for the bodyguard to follow her and walked out the door to the room to the main part of the restaurant. By the time she got to the door, Jay had thrown literally a stack of money on the table and was chasing after her.

Well, the 2 famous BFFs decided to collaboratively cause a meltdown in instagram earlier today by releasing some above the board photo shots on instagram

Last year, Bien-Aime Baraza Alusa of Kenya Afro pop band, Sauti Sol declared his love for Mavin’s first lady, Tiwa Savage, at the height of rumoured marriage issues with her husband, Tee Billz. But unrelenting Bien–Aime won’t be giving up any-time soon, and has reaffirmed his love for the pregnant music star. According to East African the singer, who took to his Instagram account today, March 25, 2015, to post a photo of the ‘Wanted’ singer, he plans to patiently wait and let destiny bring Tiwa Savage  to him. ‘#BAE!!!! #EMINADO #MyUgaliNMrenda… I miss you so much, though we only met once; that day you sat next to me at the MAMAs, we actually didn’t talk but I could tell from how we looked at each other that we’re in love. ‘People be talking sh*t saying I should leave you alone ‘cos you are married. I respect that. But life is a race and overtaking is allowed.’ Speaking of Tee Bilz, Tiwa’s husband, he said: ‘He got there first, so ill let him do the seat warming, I’m patiently waiting for destiny to bring us together as it should. What was put together in heaven let no man lay as-sunder.’ Bien-Aimé Baraza  is a vocalist of the band which was formed in 2005, alongside other members like Willis Chimano, Delvin Mudigi and Polycarp Otieno...

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Sixteen children and two teachers from the same school were among the 150 people believed to have perished on the Germanwings flight. The youngsters were returning from a nine-day exchange trip in Barcelona when the plane was lost in a remote region of the French Alps.
Last night it emerged the school children almost escaped death because one 15-year-old girl had left her passport behind. But in a tragic twist, her host family offered to race the girl and all her travel documents to the airport in Barcelona directly, allowing them all to get on the flight in time.
The pupils were from the Joseph-Koenig-Gymnasium school in Western Germany, an English-speaking grammar.  At Dusseldorf Airport yesterday parents who had expected to welcome their children home were in tears as news of the horrifying crash began to break. The distressed families were ushered into private rooms at the airport by the police and representatives of Germanwings, where they were offered counselling.
Several distraught family members were expected to be flown out to the Alps last night – while Angela Merkel prepared for a visit to the crash site herself, which is expected to take place today. The German students had spent over a week with the families of Spanish children who attend the Giola institute in Llinars del Valles, near Barcelona, to study the Spanish language.  There were rumours that several of the students had missed the flight after one of them forgot her passport but hopes were subsequently dashed by Marti Pujol, the mayor of the Spanish village. The mayor revealed that the young girl had realised she left her passport behind after arriving at the train station with the rest of her companions to catch a train to Barcelona's El Prat airport. Children at the Giola Secondary School, where the exchange students were on exchange, spoke of their sorrow after hearing the news.
One, Anna Garcia, said: 'One of the German girls left a bag with all her travel documents inside at her host family's home. 'So they didn't hold the rest of the group up, the family took her to the airport and she was able to board the plane.' ‘Our German teacher is very affected by the news. He says he has to put on a brave face for the pupils’ sake but he is going through a very bad time.’
In emotional scenes in Haltern-am-See this afternoon, schoolmates of those killed in the disaster were seen comforting one another and embracing and they laid flowers at the school gates. 'Gone but not forgotten, lost but always with us. Our hearts are broken but you are forever in them,' read one to a girl called Kati. Another pupil called Ibrahim told a local TV station: 'I lost a good friend on that plane, 15 years old, a beautiful girl with everything ahead of her. We are in bits here. We cannot take it in.'
Memorial services are expected to take place at both the German and Spanish schools for the youngsters and their teachers this morning, and the Spanish government announced three days of national mourning. As messages of condolence flooded in from politicians and celebrities, national German football team player Benedikt Höwedes tweeted: ‘Our sympathies to the victims and their families of this tragic aircraft accident. Any one of us could have been sitting on board that plane.’