Nigerian Billionaire,Tony Elumelu Meets President Barack Obama In Kenya (Photos)

Chairman of Heirs Holdings and founder of the Tony Elumelu Entrepreneurship Program, Mr Tony Elumelu met President Barack Obama in Kenya last week after he was invited by the White House to speak at the Global Entrepreneurship Summit in Nairobi.

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Moet Abebe Flaunts Bikini Body In Zanzibar

Media personality Moet Abebe’s birthday was yesterday and to celebrate she headed out to Zanzibar with two of her close friends.

They’ve been keeping people updated via Instagram and Snapchat.

Moet Abebe who has always been very confident in sharing semi unclad photos of herself posed for photos in a Yellow bikini piece on the beach. See more pictures after the jump.

How A Corps Member Was Arrested After Helping A Man Withdraw Money From ATM

A corp member tells an emotional story which we have a lot to be learn from. The story was shared online by a twitter user. Read the rest of the tweets below..from bottom up.

Bobbi Kristina's Funeral To Hold On Saturday

The burial of Bobbi Kristina Brown, initially scheduled for today, has been moved to Saturday, according to latest reports we're following.

The burial has now been scheduled for 11am Saturday, at St. James United Methodist church in Alpharetta, Atlanta, Georgia.

After the memorial service, the remains of the 22-year-old daughter of the late legendary singer, Whitney Houston and former boy band - New Edition - member, Bobby Brown, will be flown to New Jersey for burial rights beside her mother.

Initial autopsy reports suggest there was no evidence of foul play, the full results will remain unknown for some time as the family prefers to keep matters private at such painful times.

Drama As DSS Operative Shoots A Policeman In Abuja

The Federal Capital Territory Police and the Directorate of State Security (DSS) are yet to agree on action to be taken against the DSS operative that shot a police officer in Gwarinpa on Sunday.

There is a new twist over the incident that happened in front of a police observation post in Gwarinpa as the Divisional Police Officer goofed when he said that the injured police constable has been discharged from the hospital.

The Police Constable, Benedict Ochema, could neither walk nor stand when City News visited him at the male ward of the Gwarinpa General Hospital, Life Camp.

A source at Gwarinpa Police Division told our reporter that the Divisional Police Officer had called an assistant director with the DSS requesting that the suspect, one Adewale Kayode, be brought in for questioning by the police.

The source said the assistant director refused, saying that the suspect was already detained by the SSS and that necessary disciplinary action would be taken. But the divisional police officer was said to have maintained that he should come to the station for his statement.

Bank Robber Arrested After His Face Appeared On The Posters Of A Movie

A real-life bank robber on the run in Washington was arrested by U.S. Marshals, Friday, after appearing in a low-budget horror movie.

According to The News Tribune, investigators were tipped off to 44-year-old Jason Stange’s location recently when multiple promotional photos for the movie “Marla Mae”, showing his face — surfaced in a local newspaper in Olympia, Washington.

Stange pleaded guilty in 2006 to an armed bank robbery. Last year, he violated his probation when he left his halfway house in Spokane without permission. A warrant was subsequently issued for his arrest. Interestingly, Stange was very popular on set.

What Yar'Adua Told Me When I Confronted Him On Reversal Of Sale Of Refineries To Dangote, Others - Obasanjo

Former President Olusegun Obasanjo has castigated his successor in office, late President Umar Musa Yar’Adua for reversing the sale of the Kaduna and Port Harcourt refineries to a Dangote-led consortium by his administration.

The late president made the cancellation of the privatization of the moribund refineries one of the first things he did immediately he took over power from Obasanjo.

In the second part of an interview he granted Channels TV on Wednesday, Obasanjo, who is speaking publicly on the issue for the first time, accused Yar’Adua of bowing to pressure by some unnamed persons by canceling the said contract.

The ex-president, while justifying some of the claims he made in his controversial three-volume autobiography, My Watch, spoke about his efforts to get people to invest in the oil sector and how the country eventually secured buyers for two of its four refineries.

He said, “Eventually Aliko Dangote led a group that paid $750m for the privatisation of two of the refineries – 51 per cent privatisation – and my successor (Yar’Adua) came (in), he turned it down. In fact, he paid back the money because they (investors) had paid the money.