Music: Sasha P – Authentic

"Authentic Lomo"

Storm Records is pleased to announce the release of "AUTHENTIC" the
new single from Africa's First Lady of Hip Hop, Sasha P.

"AUTHENTIC" Which was produced by DJ Klem for Knighthouse features an
anthemic, upbeat and rhythmic offering complimented by the catchy sing
along lyrics to present an airy fresh sound set to hit the airwaves on
November 1, 2012.

"I'm excited to have Sasha Back Focused On Music, Authentic should
remind everyone why she remains so relevant in the game and of course
Bad Girl P should have sent enough warning signals that Sasha P is
ready to rock the house"

Tola Odunsi, Head of Storm Records Says With the success of the
recently released cover titled "Bad Girl P", Sasha returns with new
music to lay a foundation for her upcoming projects.

"I took time out to develop my retail brand EclecticBySasha and the
support has been amazing! However, music is my first Love and with all
my new experiences its only natural I'm back to the music!

Authentic is a glimpse into what my fans can expect from the new body
of work and all the projects I have been working on .There is so much
in store and I look forward to sharing them all with you. THANK YOU."
Sasha P

"Authentic, with that one word Sasha starts a new urban legend,
everyone will be claiming it but we know who represents it, the
Authentic First Lady of African Rap, this one is for the clubs,
certified 100% Authentic" Obi Asika, CEO Storm 360…
Sasha P – Authentic

Download : http://www.gidimp3.net/music-sasha-p-authentic/

PHOTOS: LATE PASTOR BIMBO ODUKOYA’S DAUGHTER TOLU ODUKOYA WEDS

The ceremony took place on Thursday, November 1, 2012. The white
wedding is expected to hold on Saturday, November 3, 2012 at the
Fountain of Life church, Ilupeju, Lagos.

Messi's girlfriend gives birth to A Baby Boy.

Barcelona star Lionel Messi has become a father for the first time
after his girlfriend, Antonella Roccuzzo, gave birth to a baby boy,
Thiago.

Messi set to become father

The 25-year-old was given permission to leave training this morning to
accompany his partner to USP Dexeus, a hospital in the city, after she
went into labor.

After several hours, the boy was born just after 5:00 p.m. local time,
with Roccuzzo surrounded by family and friends, including Messi's
parents, Jorge and Celia.

Despite becoming a father, Messi will be available for selection for
the Blaugrana against Celta Vigo on Saturday.

Source: Goal.com

Bollywood King ; Shahrukh Khan turns 47 today

As Shahrukh Khan turns 47 today, we cherry-pick quotes from the
superstar that have inspired us, made us grin and helped us discover a
different dimension of his personality

Born on November 2, 1965, Shahrukh Khan is also known as the 'Badshah
of Bollywood'.

And if you are one of those hardcore Shahrukh Khan fans who stops
surfing TV channels whenever he appears onscreen and listens to his
interviews with rapt attention, you
must have noticed that the actor has the habit contradicting him at
every given point- and we find that very endearing.

Substantiating our opinions, the actor himself said in an interview
that 'We aren't human if we don't contradict ourselves'. So if he
claims to be a luxury freak in one interview, in the very next confab
don't be surprised if you hear him claiming that the finer things in
life don't matter
to him much.

Khan makes you discover something interesting about him every time he
opens his mouth. And since his wit, his presence of mind and his
quirky perspective form such an integralp part of his personality, we
thought that extracting cool quotes by Khan from diverse places – from
websites to tabloids – would be the best way to celebrate his
birthday.

Read on…

Fame and love is a gift from God
and for that reason alone
I feel rich than 10 Bill Gates put together
But at the end of it all, you come to
Bombay, and there's a side of you
that nobody's seen. People now say,
he's stylish, intelligent, etc. Nobody
sees that basically I'm quite a
cheapster from Delhi.

Sometimes girls say they like me. I
don't know what to say, so before
she thinks I'm foolish or asexual, I
just say something funny. The best
way to kill romance is to joke.

I don't mind people criticising my
films. But when things get personal, I
don't like it. I know for every 50
people in the industry who don't like
my film for personal reasons, there
are 30 million people out there who
love it.

There are times I feel extremely
lonely and talking to my dogs seems
the only option Age is not my forte either. I still
cannot fix my own – am I 45 or 15?

If I could, would I be romancing girls
one third my age who normally
would call me 'Uncle'?

I momentarily lose my ability to give
up and close up. And here's where
the trick is – when you are in this
place of despair, where the world is
staring you down into yourself,
there's only one thing you can do to
survive: hang on to who you are
inside.

For someone who doesn't even like
love stories, I've played an awful lot
of lovers.

I don't like the trappings of stardom.
I wear the shoes and the Dolce &
Gabbana because I am told to. But I
am not trapped by it.

I am very shy. If I am flying British
Airways and the airhostess asks me
two questions, and I don't
understand her accent – I will go
hungry for the entire flight.

I believe in having long lasting
relationships. So you see, I'm still
with Gauri. These relationships,
according to me, cannot be changed,
off and on. I belong to the middle
class thought of school and I am
happy with my Gauri.

Aliko Dangote made the list of world’s richest people.

Nigerian business mogul Aliko Dangote has made Bloomberg's list of
world's richest people.

Bloomberg Markets' inaugural list of the world's richest people, in
the magazine's December 2012 issue, showcases the billionaires who
pull the levers on the global economy.

As noted on the magazine's website, the ranking shows who's on top
(America Movil SAB Chairman Emeritus Carlos Slim, with a net worth of
$77.5 billion), who's faltering (Facebook Inc. Chief Executive Officer
Mark Zuckerberg, who's down $6.8 billion since Jan. 1) and who's just
wealthy enough to make the top 200 (SAS Institute Inc. co-founder John
Sall, who's worth $5.8 billion).

Bill Gates and Warren Buffett, both in the top five, are household
names. At the number 3 position is the relatively unknown Amancio
Ortega of Spain. The 76-year-old founded Inditex SA, the world's
largest clothing retailer, which is known for its more than 1,600
trendy Zara stores. He made more than $18 billion from the start of
the year through Oct. 5 or about $66 million a day.

Aliko Dangote came 62nd on the list with a total net worth of $13.5
billion. The 55 year-old Chairman of Dangote Group has made another
$3.5 billion so far this year, increasing his wealth by 34.5%

Dangote is not the only African on the list. Egypt's Nassef Sawiris
was listed on the 141th position having a net worth of $7.8 billion.
South Africa's Nicky Oppenheimer and Johann Rupert made the 147th and
187th positions respectively. Their net worths are $7.6 billion and
$6.2 billion. This still leaves Aliko Dangote as the richest man in
Africa.

Aliko Dangote has worked his way to the top and has dragged Nigeria
along, as he continues to put the country's name on world map. The
self-made business magnate has a knack for seeing opportunities where
others can't. The patriotic Nigerian once said; "Let me tell you this
and I want to really emphasize it…nothing is going to help Nigeria
like Nigerians bringing back their money. If you give me $5 billion
today, I will invest everything here in Nigeria. Let us put our heads
together and work."

See the full list here:

Bloomberg's World's 200 Richest People

1. Carlos Slim

Net worth: $77.5 billion

YTD change: + $15.6 billion / + 25.3%

Source of wealth: America Movil

Industry: Telecommunications

Citizenship: Mexico

Age: 72

2. Bill Gates

Net worth: $64.4 billion

YTD change: + $8.7 billion / + 15.7%

Source of wealth: Microsoft

Industry: Technology

Citizenship: U.S.

Age: 57

3. Amancio Ortega

Net worth: $53.6 billion

YTD change: + $18.4 billion / + 52.1%

Source of wealth: Inditex

Industry: Retail

Citizenship: Spain

Age: 76

4. Warren Buffett

Net worth: $48.4 billion

YTD change: + $5.7 billion / + 13.2%

Source of wealth: Berkshire Hathaway

Industry: Finance

Citizenship: U.S.

Age: 82

5. Ingvar Kamprad

Net worth: $41.8 billion

YTD change: + $5.0 billion / + 13.7%

Source of wealth: IKEA

Industry: Retail

Citizenship: Sweden

Age: 86

6. Charles Koch

Net worth: $38.6 billion

YTD change: + $4.8 billion / + 14.1%

Source of wealth: Koch Industries

Industry: Diversified

Citizenship: U.S.

Age: 77

7. David Koch

Net worth: $38.6 billion

YTD change: + $4.8 billion / + 14.1%

Source of wealth: Koch Industries

Industry: Diversified

Citizenship: U.S.

Age: 72

8. Larry Ellison

Net worth: $37.2 billion

YTD change: $4.2 billion / + 12.8%

Source of wealth: Oracle

Industry: Technology

Citizenship: U.S.

Age: 68

9. Christy Walton

Net worth: $30.5 billion

YTD change: + $5.4 billion / + 21.4%

Source of wealth: Wal-Mart Stores

Industry: Retail

Citizenship: U.S.

Age: 57

10. Jim Walton

Net worth: $29.3 billion

YTD change: + $5.8 billion / + 24.7%

Source of wealth: Wal-Mart Stores

Industry: Retail

Citizenship: U.S.

Age: 64

11. Rob Walton

Net worth: $28.7 billion

YTD change: + $5.7 billion / + 24.7%

Source of wealth: Wal-Mart Stores

Industry: Retail

Citizenship: U.S.

Age: 68

12. Alice Walton

Net worth: $28.2 billion

YTD change: + $5.6 billion / + 25.0%

Source of wealth: Wal-Mart Stores

Industry: Retail

Citizenship: U.S.

Age: 63

13. Li Ka-shing

Net worth: $27.0 billion

YTD change: + $4.8 billion / + 21.8%

Source of wealth: Cheung Kong Holdings

Industry: Diversified

Citizenship: Hong Kong

Age: 84

14. Mukesh Ambani

Net worth: $26.0 billion

YTD change: + $4.7 billion / + 21.8%

Source of wealth: Reliance Industries

Industry: Energy

Citizenship: India

Age: 55

15. Liliane Bettencourt

Net worth: $24.7 billion

YTD change: + $4.5 billion / + 22.1%

Source of wealth: L'Oreal

Industry: Manufacturing

Citizenship: France

Age: 90

16. Stefan Persson

Net worth: $24.7 billion

YTD change: + $2.9 billion / + 13.1%

Source of wealth: Hennes & Mauritz

Industry: Retail

Citizenship: Sweden

Age: 65

17. Jeff Bezos

Net worth: $24.2 billion

YTD change: + $7.6 / + 45.5%

Source of wealth: Amazon.com

Industry: Technology

Citizenship: U.S.

Age: 48

18. Bernard Arnault

Net worth: $24.1 billion

YTD change: + $3.4 billion / + 16.4%

Source of wealth: LVMH Moet Hennessy Louis Vuitton

Industry: Retail

Citizenship: France

Age: 63

19. Larry Page

Net worth: $23.0 billion

YTD change: + $3.1 billion / + 15.9%

Source of wealth: Google

Industry: Technology

Citizenship: U.S.

Age: 39

20. Alwaleed bin Talal Al Saud

Net worth: $22.9 billion

YTD change: + $5.6 billion / + 32.0%

Source of wealth: Kingdom Holding

Industry: Diversified

Citizenship: Saudi Arabia

Age: 57

21. David Thomson

Net worth: $22.9 billion

YTD change: + $1.3 billion / + 5.8%

Source of wealth: Thomson Reuters

Industry: Media

Citizenship: Canada

Age: 55

22. Sergey Brin

Net worth: $22.8 billion

YTD change: + $3.1 / + 15.7%

Source of wealth: Google

Industry: Technology

Citizenship: U.S.

Age: 39

23. Lee Shau Kee

Net worth: $22.7 billion

YTD change: + $6.1 billion / + 36.7%

Source of wealth: Henderson Land Development

Industry: Real Estate

Citizenship: Hong Kong

Age: 84

24. Karl Albrecht

Net worth: $22.7 billion

YTD change: – $0.20 billion / – 0.9%

Source of wealth: Aldi

Industry: Retail

Citizenship: Germany

Age: 92

25. Michele Ferrero

Net worth: $22.5 billion

YTD change: + $1.4 billion / + 6.4%

Source of wealth: Ferrero

Industry: Food and Beverage

Citizenship: Italy

Age: 87

26. George Soros

Net worth: $21.9 billion

YTD change: + $0.64 billion / + 3.0%

Source of wealth: Soros Fund Management

Industry: Finance

Citizenship: U.S.

Age: 82

27. Sheldon Adelson

Net worth: $21.3 billion

YTD change: + $1.4 billion / + 6.9%

Source of wealth: Las Vegas Sands

Industry: Service

Citizenship: U.S.

Age: 79

28. Eike Batista

Net worth: $20.4 billion

YTD change: – $2.1 billion / – 9.3%

Source of wealth: OGX Petroleo & Gas Participacoes

Industry: Energy

Citizenship: Brazil

Age: 56

29. Iris Fontbona

Net worth: $20.2 billion

YTD change: + $2.7 billion / + 15.8%

Source of wealth: Antofagasta

Industry: Metals and Mining

Citizenship: Chile

Age: n/a

30. Zong Qinghou

Net worth: $20.1 billion

YTD change: + $0.90 billion / + 4.7%

Source of wealth: Hangzhou Wahaha Group

Industry: Food and Beverage

Citizenship: China

Age: 67

31. John Mars

Net worth: $19.8 billion

YTD change: + $0.90 billion / + 4.8%

Source of wealth: Mars

Industry: Food and Beverage

Citizenship: U.S.

Age: 77

32. Forrest Mars Jr.

Net worth: $19.8 billion

YTD change: + $0.90 billion / + 4.8%

Source of wealth: Mars

Industry: Food and Beverage

Citizenship: U.S.

Age: 81

33. Jacqueline Mars

Net worth: $19.8 billion

YTD change: + $0.90 billion / + 4.8%

Source of wealth: Mars

Industry: Food and Beverage

Citizenship: U.S.

Age: 72

34. Alberto Bailleres Gonzalez

Net worth: $19.5 billion

YTD change: + $2.4 billion / + 14.0%

Source of wealth: Industrias Peñoles

Industry: Metals and Mining

Citizenship: Mexico

Age: 81

35. Dieter Schwarz

Net worth: $19.3 billion

YTD change: – $0.72 billion / –3.6%

Source of wealth: Lidl

Industry: Retail

Citizenship: Germany

Age: 73

36. Gina Rinehart

Net worth: $19.1 billion

YTD change: – $1.1 billion / –5.4%

Source of wealth: Hancock Prospecting

Industry: Metals and Mining

Citizenship: Australia

Age: 58

37. Jorge Paulo Lemann

Net worth: $19.1 billion

YTD change: + $6.8 billion / + 54.9%

Source of wealth: Anheuser-Busch InBev

Industry: Finance

Citizenship: Brazil

Age: 73

38. Rinat Akhmetov

Net worth: $18.9 billion

YTD change: + $4.5 billion / + 31.5%

Source of wealth: Metinvest

Industry: Diversified

Citizenship: Ukraine

Age: 46

39. Cheng Yu-tung

Net worth: $18.7 billion

YTD change: – $1.5 billion / – 7.3%

Source of wealth: Chow Tai Fook Jewellery Group

Industry: Retail

Citizenship: Hong Kong

Age: 87

40. Alisher Usmanov

Net worth: $18.0 billion

YTD change: + $0.66 billion / + 3.8%

Source of wealth: Metalloinvest

Industry: Diversified

Citizenship: Russia

Age: 59

41. Lakshmi Mittal

Net worth: $17.4 billion

YTD change: – $0.88 billion / – 4.8%

Source of wealth: ArcelorMittal

Industry: Metals and Mining

Citizenship: India

Age: 62

42. Leonid Mikhelson

Net worth: $16.9 billion

YTD change: + $0.11 billion / + 0.7%

Source of wealth: Novatek

Industry: Diversified

Citizenship: Russia

Age: 57

43. Viktor Vekselberg

Net worth: $16.8 billion

YTD change: + $2.8 billion / + 19.8%

Source of wealth: TNK-BP International

Industry: Energy

Citizenship: Russia

Age: 55

44. Vladimir Lisin

Net worth: $16.7 billion

YTD change: + $2.6 billion / + 18.5%

Source of wealth: Novolipetsk Steel

Industry: Metals and Mining

Citizenship: Russia

Age: 56

45. Luis Carlos Sarmiento

Net worth: $16.5 billion

YTD change: + $1.3 billion / + 8.8%

Source of wealth: Grupo Aval Acciones y Valores

Industry: Colombia

Citizenship: Finance

Age: 79

46. Carl Icahn

Net worth: $15.8 billion

YTD change: – $0.36 billion / – 2.2%

Source of wealth: Icahn Enterprises

Industry: Finance

Citizenship: U.S.

Age: 76

47. Azim Premji

Net worth: $15.5 billion

YTD change: – $0.52 billion / –3.2%

Source of wealth: Wipro

Industry: Technology

Citizenship: India

Age: 67

48. Alexey Mordashov

Net worth: $15.0 billion

YTD change: + $4.0 billion / 36.6%

Source of wealth: Severstal

Industry: Metals and Mining

Citizenship: Russia

Age: 47

49. Steve Ballmer

Net worth: $15.0 billion

YTD change: + $1.6 billion / 11.6%

Source of wealth: Microsoft

Industry: Technology

Citizenship: U.S.

Age: 56

50. Ernesto Bertarelli

Net worth: $14.8 billion

YTD change: + $2.5 billion / + 20.7%

Source of wealth: Serono

Industry: Medical

Citizenship: Switzerland

Age: 47

51. Roman Abramovich

Net worth: $14.7 billion

YTD change: + $0.43 billion / + 3.0%

Source of wealth: Sibneft

Industry: Metals and Mining

Citizenship: Russia

Age: 46

52. Paul Allen

Net worth: $14.6 billion

YTD change: + $0.40 billion / + 2.8%

Source of wealth: Microsoft

Industry: Technology

Citizenship: U.S.

Age: 59

53. Mikhail Fridman

Net worth: $14.4 billion

YTD change: + $1.5 billion / + 11.7%

Source of wealth: TNK-BP International

Industry: Diversified

Citizenship: Russia

Age: 48

54. Michael Otto

Net worth: $14.3 billion

YTD change: + $1.3 billion / + 9.8%

Source of wealth: Otto Group

Industry: Retail

Citizenship: Germany

Age: 69

55. Mikhail Prokhorov

Net worth: $13.9 billion

YTD change: + $0.81 billion / + 6.2%

Source of wealth: MMC Norilsk Nickel

Industry: Metals and Mining

Citizenship: Russia

Age: 47

56. Ray Dalio

Net worth: $13.9 billion

YTD change: – $0.38 billion / – 2.7%

Source of wealth: Bridgewater Associates

Industry: Finance

Citizenship: U.S.

Age: 63

57. Phil Knight

Net worth: $13.9 billion

YTD change: + $0.41 billion / + 3.0%

Source of wealth: Nike

Industry: Manufacturing

Citizenship: U.S.

Age: 74

58. Vladimir Potanin

Net worth: $13.8 billion

YTD change: + $0.67 billion / + 5.1%

Source of wealth: MMC Norilsk Nickel

Industry: Metals and Mining

Citizenship: Russia

Age: 51

59. Len Blavatnik

Net worth: $13.6 billion

YTD change: + $2.6 billion / + 23.8%

Source of wealth: Access Industries Holdings

Industry: Energy

Citizenship: U.S.

Age: 55

60. Robert Kuok

Net worth: $13.5 billion

YTD change: + $1.5 billion / + 12.1%

Source of wealth: Kerry Properties

Industry: Diversified

Citizenship: Malaysia

Age: 89

61. Hans Rausing

Net worth: $13.5 billion

YTD change: + $0.24 billion / + 1.8%

Source of wealth: Tetra Laval

Industry: Manufacturing

Citizenship: Sweden

Age: 86

62. Aliko Dangote

Net worth: $13.5 billion

YTD change: + $3.5 billion / + 34.5%

Source of wealth: Dangote Cement

Industry: Diversified

Citizenship: Nigeria

Age: 55

63. Jack Taylor

Net worth: $13.4 billion

YTD change: + $4.0 billion / + 42.6%

Source of wealth: Enterprise Holdings

Industry: Service

Citizenship: U.S.

Age: 90

64. Dirce Navarro de Camargo

Net worth: $13.4 billion

YTD change: + $1.8 billion / + 15.3%

Source of wealth: Camargo Correa

Industry: Diversified

Citizenship: Brazil

Age: n/a

65. John Fredriksen

Net worth: $13.3 billion

YTD change: + $2.2 billion / + 19.7%

Source of wealth: Seadrill

Industry: Service

Citizenship: Cyprus

Age: 68

66. Elaine Marshall

Net worth: $13.2 billion

YTD change: + $1.6 billion / + 14.1%

Source of wealth: Koch Industries

Industry: Diversified

Citizenship: U.S.

Age: 70

67. George Kaiser

Net worth: $13.1 billion

YTD change: – $0.02 billion / – 0.1%

Source of wealth: Kaiser-Francis Oil

Industry: Energy

Citizenship: U.S.

Age: 69

68. Ronald Perelman

Net worth: $13.1 billion

YTD change: + $0.57 billion / + 4.5%

Source of wealth: MacAndrews & Forbes Holdings

Industry: Diversified

Citizenship: U.S.

Age: 69

69. Leonardo Del Vecchio

Net worth: $13.1 billion

YTD change: + $3.5 billion / + 36.5%

Source of wealth: Luxottica Group

Industry: Retail

Citizenship: Italy

Age: 77

70. Michael Dell

Net worth: $12.9 billion

YTD change: – $0.38 billion / – 2.9%

Source of wealth: Dell

Industry: Technology

Citizenship: U.S.

Age: 47

PHOTOS: CHRIS BROWN DRESSES AS TERRORIST, RIHANNA GOES TOPLESS MORNING AFTER HALLOWEEN PARTY

Mother 'beat son, 7, to death then set fire to his body' because he struggled to learn the Koran off by Heart.

A mother brutally beat her seven-year-old son to death with a stick
then set his body on fire because he was struggling to commit passages
from the Koran to memory, a court was told.

Sara Ege, 32, is alleged to have beaten Yaseen Ali 'like a dog' for
failing to recite passages from the religious text, before burning his
body at the family home in Cardiff to try and cover up what she had
done.

The youngster's death was initially believed to be a tragic accident
following the blaze at the house in Pontcanna, until a post-mortem
examination revealed Yaseen had died before
the fire broke out, Cardiff Crown Court heard.

Beaten: Yaseen Ali, seven, was beaten by his mother for falling behind
with his Islamic studies, a court heard Accused:

The trial at Cardiff Crown Court heard how the university graduate and
her husband Yousuf Ege had enrolled Yaseen in advanced classes at
their local mosque and hoped he would become Hafiz - an Islamic term
for someone who has memorised the Koran.

But the court was told fun-loving Yaseen preferred to play with his
friends and fell behind with his learning.

Funeral: Cardiff Crown Court has heard Ege grew increasingly
frustrated with her seven-year-old son for failing to learn passages
from the Koran

Tragedy: Ege allegedly hit her child with a hammer, a rolling pin and
a slipper as well as punching him repeatedly

'I was getting more and more frustrated,' Ege said in the interview.

'If he didn't read it properly I would be very angry - I would hit him.

'But Yaseen wasn't very good - after a year of practice he had only
learned a chapter."

She went on: 'I was getting all this bad stuff in my head, like I
couldn't concentrate, I was getting angry too much, I would shout at
Yaseen all the time.

'I was getting very wild - I use to beat him with a stick.'

The court was told how Ege hit Yaseen with a hammer, a rolling pin and
a slipper as well as repeatedly punching him.

She would also allegedly lock him in the shed, tie him to a door, and
force him to do push ups.

The court heard that in the months after Yaseen's death Ege told a
doctor she had been told to kill her son by Shaitan - an Islamic name
for the devil - and that she felt 100 per cent
better after he died.

She denies murdering Yaseen and burning his body to hide what she had done.

Her husband denies causing or allowing the death of a child by not
stopping his wife's beatings.

Yaseen's father, who would drive the seven- year-old to mosque for his
Koran practice before and after school, has said he never saw his wife
raise a hand against their child.

The trial continues.
Source: Dailymail

94 FOREIGN TRAINED MEDICAL DOCTORS OUT OF 200 PASS TEST TO ENABLE THEM PRACTICE IN NIGERIA

n a bid to rid the country of medical practitioners who parade foreign
earned certificates but are not adequately qualified, the Medical and
Dental Council of Nigeria (MDCN), in July 2012, announced that no
foreign trained Doctor will be allowed to practice in Nigeria from
October 2012, except incontrovertible evidence is provided to prove
that he or she could have practised in their country of study.

In keeping true to their words, the council recently organised an
assessment test for such Doctors and out of 200 of them who sat for
the tests, only 94 of them (Doctors and Dentists) reportedly ame out
unscathed.

The MDCN registrar, Dr Udugbai Ilevbare, said the council wanted only
practitioners "who are fit in terms of academic and other relevant
conditions are registered to practice medicine and dentistry in
Nigeria."

He added that the council did not "want to unleash on unsuspecting
Nigerian practitioners who are not well trained" and welcomed the
successful doctors.

Minister of Health, Prof. Onyebuchi Chukwu, who spoke at their
induction into the council, said the new crops of professionals stood
to boost key human resources for health needed to realise the
country's national strategic health development plan.

28-YEAR-OLD MOTHER SMOTHERED HER BABY TO DEATH WITH QUR'AN TO SAVE HIM FROM THE DEVIL

A 28-year-old mother who smothered her baby to death with a copy of
the Koran told police she was trying to save him from being possessed
by the devil, a court has heard.

The five-month-old boy, who weighed just nine kilograms, was found
with 39 wounds on his body at his home in Halmstad, Sweden, in July
this year.

Most of his injuries were caused by being crushed and battered by the
Muslim holy book, prosecutors said.

'The woman intentionally killed her child. She smothered it to death
and the Koran was the murder weapon,' prosecutor Anders Johansson told
the court.

The 28-year-old mother, who admits the charges, claimed she had
suffered weeks of hallucinations and visions where devil's horns were
growing from her son's head.

'I saw horns growing out of the baby's forehead and long vines on his
body. I saw an old man's head on his body. I wanted to save my baby,
not kill him,' she told the court.

Defence lawyer Goran Ruthberg added: 'My client was in a psychotic
state. She had no intention to kill and considering how she was
feeling, she had no way of predicting what might happen.'

The woman's husband, who cried as he listened to the prosecution's
description of the horrific attack, has forgiven her, according to
Expressen.se.

'She was a good mother and a good wife. It is a horrible thing, but it
was an accident,' he said.

The couple, who are Muslims, reportedly met on the internet and
married after a week.

The father said his wife was overjoyed at the birth of their child but
her mental health soon deteriorated.

A medical examination found that the mother killed her child under the
influence of a serious mental disorder.

She cannot be sentenced to prison if she is convicted of murder,
according to the newspaper. The case continues.

Terry G welcomes baby

Agbako master Terry G is a proud father as his UK based fiancee, Mimi
Omoregbe has given birth to a baby boy in the UK.

Although Mimi and Terry G are not yet married some reports have it
that the Gingah master secretly carried out a traditional wedding with
Mimi. It is however a story that neither Terry G nor his management
confirms or denies.

Terry G emerged in the music scene back in 2008 and released his debut
'Free Me' the following year. After a series of features and
production for artistes, he rose to fame with the release of the hit
single 'Free madness' off the 'Ginjah ur swaggah season 1 album.

He recently released his third album 'Terry Gzuz' under his TGP
Entertainment label.

Boko Haram ,We are Ready to Talk ; names Buhari, 5 others as mediators

MAIDUGURI— Leadership of Jama'atul Ahlis Sunnah Lidda'awati Wal Jihad,
also called Boko Haram, has named the former Head of State and
presidential candidate of Congress for Progressive Change, CPC,
General Muhammadu Buhari (rtd), among six prominent northerners, to
mediate between the group and the Federal Government.

The Federal Government in a statement by Dr. Reuben Abati,
Presidential Spokesman, Thursday, welcomed the move.

Boko Haram, however, said that for the group to observe ceasefire, the
Federal Government must heed its demand by arresting and prosecuting
the former Governor of Borno State, Senator Ali Modu Sheriff.


Gen. Buhari
Governor Ibrahim Shettima of Borno State also, Thursday, said security
agencies should be allowed to do their job on those they suspect are
sponsors or sympathisers of the Boko Haram sect.

Shettima told state house correspondents after a meeting of the
National Economic Council that the security challenge in the country
required the efforts of all Nigerians to overcome.

Meanwhile, spokesman of the group, Abu Mohammed Ibn Abdulazeez, who
doubles as the Second-in-Command (Amir) to their leader, Imam Abubakar
Shekau, made the group's intention known in a tele-conference with
journalists in Maiduguri, Thursday.

Mediators
Abdulazeez said other people, who could mediate with the government if
its conditions were met, include Dr. Shettima Ali Monguno, former Yobe
State governor, Bukar Abba Ibrahim, Ambassador Gaji Galtimari and
Hajia Aisha Wakil and her husband, Alkali Wakil.

Dialogue venue
He insisted, however, that such dialogue must not take place in
Nigeria, but Saudi Arabia.
According to him, the choice of Saudi Arabia was informed by the
insincerity of the Nigeria government for dialogue and its betrayal in
the past.

Abdulazeez insisted that for the group to ceasefire completely, the
government must not only apprehend, but prosecute Senator Modu Sheriff
according to the laws of the land as well as compensate members of the
group and rebuild their places of worship destroyed during 2009
uprising, which led to the alleged murder of their leader, Mohammed
Yusuf.

Conditions for ceasefire
The Boko Haram spokesman further stressed that, all their members, who
were arrested and are under the custody of security agencies must be
released immediately, just as their wives and children who were
displaced following the crises should be rehabilitated into the
society to allow room for the much talked about dialogue with the
Federal Government.

Commenting on the series of recent killings and destruction of
property in Maiduguri, Abu Abdulazeez dissociated Boko Haram from the
action, saying such attacks were not only politically-motivated, but
carried out by those seeking power in the Borno Emirate council or in
government.

He stressed that recent killings and destructions in Maiduguri were
against the ideology of the sect, which he said was fighting the cause
of Allah.

Abdulazeez also said the burning of old and newly-constructed primary
schools witnessed across the state were not carried out by the sect,
insisting that they were perpetrated by aggrieved politicians who were
denied contracts by the state government.

Last February, the group had also nominated Monguno, Bukar Ibrahim,
Aisha Wakil and Jinadu Idris as part of a team to mediate between it
and the Federal Government, but the negotiation never got off.

Buhari reacts
Thursday, was, however, the first time the group would be proposing
Gen. Buhari as part of a mediation team between it and the Federal
Government.

Buhari, who returned to Kaduna from Daura, Katsina State, yesterday
evening, said he was yet to be formally contacted on the development.

Buba Galadima, an associate of the former Head of State speaking on
behalf of the General said: "His first reaction is that he has not
heard about this news and nobody has contacted him.

"He said he wouldn't want to say anything on this matter that has not
yet been authenticated, but he remains prayerful that peace and
tranquility will return to this country."

Sheriff's words
Meanwhile, Sheriff, who spoke in Abuja on the issue of the involvement
of politicians with Boko Haram, said: "I think it is within the realm
and the responsibility of the security agencies to unearth the truth.

"I am more of a developmental politician and I am more interested in
addressing the core issues that make our society vulnerable to the
antics of religious bigots and all sorts of misfits that are
indoctrinating our young ones to these things.

"I don't want to dabble into the realm of the security agencies
neither do I want to respond to allegations and accusations from any
quarter.

"But it is the responsibility of security agencies to unearth those
behind Boko Haram."
A veteran journalist Dele Giwa said an evil done by man to man will be
rewarded if not now then later, if not by man then certainly by God.
But the day of evil over good is only temporary.

"I think the problem at hand goes beyond politics. The underlying
factor is poverty. The most important thing is how we can resolve this
problem and restore harmony, peace and how to eradicate endemic
poverty which is the underlying factor of the whole crisis.

"I want to solicit for the media not to dwell on sensationalism but
proper conflict resolution and move our society forward. Its pains me
if a single person is killed by Boko Haram, when innocent souls are
lost.

"Its sheer hooliganism. Its sheer madness for anybody to burn a place
of worship. These are the issue agitating my mind and I don't want to
dwell on politics for now."

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