TIMAYA:I WANT TO BE A PASTOR

Popular singer, Enetimi Odom, aka Timaya, seems to have been off the entertainment scene for awhile.
And we have found out what the popular entertainer seems want's to be, Speaking in an interview with The Punch, the self-acclaimed Egberi Papa 1 of Bayelsa has said the following:
“I wish I had the power to heal people. I am always inspired whenever I see men of God like Bishop David Oyedepo preaching and teaching people. They practise the same teachings and become millionaires overnight. I wish I can do that with my music. I would love to be a pastor. I really want to be one,” he said.
Timaya seems to have been on top of his game since his fortunes shot up about a decade ago. During that period, he earned a fat bank account, recorded six successful albums and scored several chartbusting hits. The seventh album is currently in the works

Riddle of the week.

I RUN BUT CANNOT WALK SOMETIMES SING BUT NEVER TALK, WHAT AM I?

COMEDIAN BASKETMOUTH ARRESTED IN LONDON FOR HITTING A MAN

The thing is, the cops spotted him hitting a man and came to find out what was happening and Basketmouth had to explain to them that for you to get free ticket to his show, he had to slap you first. Can you believe that?LOL

ANAMBRA;ELECTION DATE EXTENDED

 INEC reschedules election in 65 wards
The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) has rescheduled election in 65 wards in Obosi in Idemili North Local Government Area for Sunday.
Voting could not hold in the wards due to late arrival of materials and other logistics challenges.
Electoral Commissioner (REC) Prof Chukwuemeka Onukogu made the announcement in a statement issued in Awka on Saturday.
The statement, signed by the Public Relations Officer Frank Egbo said the rescheduling was due to “challenges of logistics” in the areas.
“Any inconveniences are highly regretted,” the statement added.
Onukogu said the rescheduled election will hold at Obosi Registration Area, Ward 07.
The election will hold between 8am and 12.30pm.
INEC urged all parties to get ready for the poll.
The disenfranchisement of voters marred the election in Idemili North and South Local Government Areas due to lack of voting materials, in..complete voters’ registers, and lack results sheets.
In centres where over 600 people registered, only about 100 or less found their names in the registers.
Some of the voters were told that additional list containing more names of registered persons would be brought, but none came.

ANAMBRA:ACCREDITATION DELAYED IN AGULERI BECAUSE OF OBIANO'S BILLBOARD.

Today in a polling booth in Aguleri,the INEC official in charge refused registering the voters on time all because of the billboard of the APGA governorship candidate,.Mr Willy Obiano, and his running mate, Dr Okeke Chukwukaodinaka, was mounted metres away from the polling unit near the Aguleri roundabout, contrary to electoral laws.INEC regulations do not allow for campaigns or posters of candidates near election grounds 24 hours to the election.INEC adhoc officials who arrived at the polling unit before 8 a.m. for accreditation of voters, insisted that the billboard be dismantled before anything could be done. Similarly, some members of the electorate at the unit protested the presence of the billboard and insisted that it must be brought down. The presiding officer for Unit 004 said that there was no way she could allow the accreditation with the billboard just a few meters from the unit.The Polling Unit…

ANAMBRA:PDP CANDIDATE COMRADE TONY NWOYE SUFFERS DIS-ENFRANCHISEMENT.

Comrade Tony Nwoye today in his hometown Nsugbe couldn't vote. His name was no where to be found in the voters register.He also lamented that many of his supporters were also victims of the same problem...Including his parents.INEC officials on ground could not give reasons for the omission of their names even when they  were all carrying valid voters card.
Nwoye who spoke to reporters said the rigging of the election was pre-planned and the style adopted by APGA in connivance with INEC was to remove people’s name from the voter’s register especially in areas where APGA lacked support.
Nwoye said the same list that was used to disenfranchise him and his parents was the same list that we used in voting in the last election and wondered how this time around over 30 percent of the registered names were missing.

ANAMBRA:LATE ARRIVAL OF INEC OFFICIALS

In some of the polls, the inec officials came too late after a huge number of voters had gone angrily there came the inec officials coming in reluctantly. Voters in a particular venue chased the officials out of anger and frustration...all is not well in this election.