CRISTIANO RONALDO IN NUDE COVER FOR SPANISH VOGUE

Former best paid footballer & Real Madrid icon and girlfriend Irina Shayk are currently scotching the cover of the new Vogue Espana. Normally it's the ladies that are always without their clothes on, but instead you have the very buff footballer just like Adam on the cover. With the gorgeous Irina covering his 'properties'.

We can be many ladies are salivating at the near sight of the .........................

O.A.U Students Protest Hike In tuition fee

Students of the Obafemi Awolowo University  (OAU) have blocked the Ife-Akure highway to protest against the recent fee hikes university authorities recently implemented.
Passengers on the federal highway were stranded as the students also blocked all exit and entry routes linking Osun State to other states in the country.
The university reportedly increased the fee of newly admitted students into Clinical Sciences and Pharmacy by 267 %, Humanities/Social Sciences by 322%, and increased the fee by 253% for students admitted into Sciences.
The protesters expressed that they have negotiated with the school management to reduce the fee but they have refused to grant these requests.
We are trying our possible best to avoid confrontation, but since consultation and consolidation have failed, the whole Nigeria must hear us again as we did about three years ago. We want peace but we are not scared of crisis. We will not allow the legacy of our founding fathers to die,” said one of the protesters.

Recently: Bomb Blast went off in Jos,Plateau State

Two bombs just went off in Jos now..Around Ahmadu Bello Way,Terminus Market (Central area of Jos).It's a densely populated area and the commercial hub of the city...My family friend who i stay with during my Camping in Jos just confirmed it .The second blast went off ,killing those who rushed to the scene of the first bomb, people are running, cars smashing into each other ,and bodies flying...and the whole roads are blocked as some abandoned their cars and ran.. Many have lost their lives but the number of casualties not yet confirmed.

Forget about All the Drama Surrounding Her Love Life, Here’s What Nazizi is Up to

After a long hiatus out of showbiz, the undisputed pioneer of dancehall music and one of the most influential female artists in Kenya, Nazizi, was thrust back into the limelight for not-so good reason.
Early in March it emerged that Nazizi had just finalized the divorce process from her husband and baby’s dad, Vini Hamsa Leopold, who she got married to in 2008. While the issues surrounding the divorce and the new man in her life have been going back and forth for some time now, Nazizi seems to be done with them and is now back to what she does best.
This weekend, Nazizi will drop her first video in a very long time.
Called 254, the video will be the first single to be released off her upcoming album, EVO-LUSSION. Here’s a glimpse of the brand new video dropping on 24th May 2014;

"The Shield" Actor Michael Jace arrested for killing his wife of 9 years

US actor Michael Jace has been arrested for shooting his wife dead at their South Los Angeles home. According to reports, the actor, best known for his role on The Shield as Julien Lowe, a gay police officer struggling with his sexual identity, called 911 late last night Monday May 19th and confessed to shooting his wife of nine years.
April Jace was declared dead by paramedics at the scene. The couple's two children, both boys under the age of 10, were in the home at the time of the shooting but LA police said it is unclear whether the boys witnessed the shooting and still do not know why the actor shot his wife dead.

Pix from his arrest

When police got to their home at Brynhurst Avenue in Hyde Park, they were met by Michael Jace, 51, and discovered April Jace, 40, suffering from multiple gunshot wounds, NBC reports.

Oscar Evaluation! Oscar Pistorius to Undergo 30-Day Psychiatric Examination

Earlier this month, BN reported that a South African judge had ordered Oscar Pistorius to undergo a psychiatric evaluation.

Pistorius will begin the 30-day psychiatric evaluation starting from next Monday at Weskoppies hospital, a state institution in Pretoria,The Guardian reports. He will be assessed as an outpatient, attending the hospital only on weekdays between 9am – 4pm.

A panel of psychiatrists will determine whether the Olympic and Paralympic athlete was criminally responsible for  shooting and killing his girlfriend, Reeva Steenkamp.

Court proceedings will resume on June 30th. On that day, reports filed by the medical panel of professionals will be revealed.

American Rushes Back to Sudan to Save Pregnant Wife From Hanging

A Sudanese immigrant living in New Hampshire has returned to Sudan to try to save his wife, who is eight months pregnant and facing the death penalty there for marrying a Christian.
Daniel Wani is a Sudanese man with U.S. citizenship who has been living in Manchester, N.H.
His wife, Meriam Yehya Ibrahim Ishag, became the focus of worldwide news reports last week after the Sudanese government sentenced her to death. She is eight months pregnant.
The Islamic court considered Ishag a Muslim and did not recognize her marriage to Wani, a Christian. That constituted a crime of adultery and she was sentenced to receive 100 lashes.
The court also found her guilty of apostasy by converting to Christianity and sentencing her to be hanged.
The flogging and the death penalty were to be delayed until after she gave birth.
Ishag is considered Muslim by Sudan’s courts because her father was Muslim, though she raised by her Christian mother.
Wani and his brother, Gabriel Wani, grew up in Sudan but moved to New Hampshire. Gabriel told ABC News affiliate WMUR that Daniel has returned to Sudan to try and save his wife’s life.
“I’m just praying for God. He can do a miracle,” he said. “Everyone is depressed. You don’t believe it. It’s shock.”
“You cannot believe that’s going to happen,” Gabriel said. “It’s a good family, a happy family.”
Neither Gabriel nor Daniel could be reached for comment today by ABC News.
The U.S. condemned Sudan’s court ruling last week, with both the State Department and the White House calling on Sudan to uphold its human rights commitments.
U.S. Sen. Kelly Ayotte, who represents New Hampshire, has asked Secretary of State John Kerry to grant Ishag political asylum.
The Sudan Tribune reported over the weekend that the country’s parliament speaker, al-Fatih Izz Al-Din, downplayed the death sentence and said it was only preliminary and could be appealed in the future.