Tuesday, 19 May 2015

Touching moment five-year-old boy begged his mother to buy a homeless man dinner... and then brought the entire restaurant to tears when he said grace with him

Josiah Duncan begs mother to buy homeless man dinner at Waffle House

Josiah Duncan, pictured with his mother Ava Faulk right, saw a disheveled man outside a Waffle House in Prattville, Alabama, pictured inset, and asked his mother, to buy him dinner when she explained the stranger was homeless. Faulk said the man only wanted to order a simple cheeseburger but she told him to get anything he wanted.

Sosoliso survivor graduates with First Class Degree in Texas

 

Kechi before the crash

Saturday afternoon, 10th of December, 2005, aSosoliso Airlines plane from Abuja was having trouble landing at the Port Harcourt International Airport. The weather was harsh, and the runway was poorly marked and so it was difficult to make out the runway.
When the plane finally crash landed, it was a clear 70 metres from the runway, but the crash didn't kill the passengers, the fire that erupted after landing did. Because there were no emergency services to respond, eyewitnesses watched as most of the plane that carried them quickly became their big, burning casket.
But there were survivors; 2, of the 103 on board died in the crash.
Enter Kechi Okwuchi.

Boko Haram kills many, abducts 6 women in Adamawa

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Boko Haram insurgents have killed several people and abducted six women at Sabongari town in Madagali Local Government of Adamawa State. 

Govs ask Okonjo-Iweala to give account of over $20b of excess crude account in 3 years

*Finance Minister, Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala

THE thirty- Six State Governors under the aegis of Nigeria Governors’s Forum, NGF yesterday asked the Minister of Finance and Coordinating Minister of the Economy, Dr. Ngozi Okonjo- Iweala to as a matter of urgency account for the money that were accruable to the Excess Crude which they put at over $ 20 billion.

Mario Balotelli sparks rumours of a rekindled romance with ex-fiancée Fanny Neguesha as they're spotted together in Milan

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Back together? Rumours of a rekindled romance between Mario Balotelli and his ex-fiancée, Fanny Nuguesha, have been sparked, after they were spotted together in Milan, Italy, on MondayBack together? Rumours of a rekindled romance between Mario Balotelli and his ex-fiancée, Fanny Nuguesha, have been sparked, after they were spotted together in Milan, Italy, on Monday
Back together? Rumours of a rekindled romance between Mario Balotelli and his ex-fiancée, Fanny Nuguesha, have been sparked, after they were spotted together in Milan, Italy, on Monday
Fanny, who was seen in the stands supporting her beau as he played for Italy during the World Cup last summer, stepped out in style for the outing.
With her ombré tresses sitting on her shoulders in soft curls, she wore a patterned T-shirt with skintight black trousers, while she stood tall in a pair of pink strappy booties.
She hauled a black Louis Vuitton suitcase behind her as she made her way to the luxury vehicle, before being driven off with Mario.

Boko Haram: Buhari slams military for hiring mercenaries

VISIT—From left, Chairman Arewa Consultative Forum, Acf, Alhaji Ibrahim Coomassie; President-elect, Muhammadu Buhari; Deputy National Chairman of Acf, Alhaji Liman Kwande and Secretary-General of Acf, Col. John Uba when ACF paid Buhari a courtesy visit at his Kaduna office, yesterday. Photo: Olu Ajayi.

KADUNA—The President-elect, Gen. Muhammadu Buhari, yesterday, expressed disappointment with the way the military handled the war against insurgency in the North East. He wondered why the military could not secure 14 out of the 774 local government councils in the country without the assistance of “South African mercenaries.”
According to Buhari, Nigerian soldiers needed not wait for South Africans before confronting Boko Haram insurgents and winning the war in parts of the North East.
He spoke in Kaduna while hosting the National Executive Council of the Arewa Consultative Forum, ACF.

VISIT—From left, Chairman Arewa Consultative Forum, Acf, Alhaji Ibrahim Coomassie; President-elect, Muhammadu Buhari; Deputy National Chairman of Acf, Alhaji Liman Kwande and Secretary-General of Acf, Col. John Uba when ACF paid Buhari a courtesy visit at his Kaduna office, yesterday. Photo: Olu Ajayi.