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Report of Khafi Kareem having sex on Big Brother house with Gedoni seems to be a trending issue in the UK as Sky News presenters were spotted discussing it amid report of her getting sacked.  The Sun news presenter discussing Khaki's sex involvement in @Bbnaija reality show.  The reality show star joined MET Police as a PC based at Lambeth station in 2015, having worked part-time as a special constable for four years. Khafi was also once a 'poster girl' for the promotion of female and black staff. LIB however reported that Scotland Yard said it did not granted Ms Kareem's request to appear on the programme and that an internal investigation would be carried out.

Wrestler turned international movie star Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson body-slammed a British tabloid on Friday for posting what he called a “fabricated” interview featuring him bashing “snowflakes.” Johnson  took to Instagram Friday evening to “set the record straight” over a story published earlier in the day by The Daily Star. In the interview, he was quoted as lamenting the rise of snowflake culture and criticizing millennials’ need to search for reasons to be offended. Courtesy of Fox Entertainment News. 

Who killed it between @APCNigeria presidential campaign spokesperson and that of the @OfficialPDP??? 

LONDON BRIDGE IS DOWN? Her Majesty, Queen Elizabeth II of the United Kingdom, the longest living and reigning Monarch in British history is 91 years old, and like all human beings on earth, she will die soon. Once she dies, there's a protocol, 65 years in the making, that will be initiated with the phrase "London Bridge is Down" that will set off her succession plan. Upon her last breath, this phrase will be uttered and immediately her private secretary will contact the Prime Minister of England and on a special line that only connects from Buckingham Palace to 10 Downing Street, and speak these words "London Bridge is Down." The Prime Minister then instructs her staff to communicate the information to the Foreign Office of the United Kingdom. The Foreign Office then relays the message to the 52 countries of the Commonwealth nations who still pledge allegiance to the queen, such as Canada, Australia, New Zealand, Jamaica, Barbados, Bahamas, Granada etc. O...

If you’re a regular follower of the Trump presidency, you wouldn’t be surprised with Buhari’s presidency that’s so much in love with media. The only difference is that while the White House regularly engages the media and answers inquiries, Buhari’s Aso Rock choose only the inquiries that favor their base. They don’t respond to allegation like Kemi Adeosun forgery saga or the army of lawyers hired by the AGF to reclaim Abatcha’s loot. They don’t. APC is gradually becoming a nefarious group on grown of cult followership. They manipulate the media and pose others that disagree with them as ‘fake news’. An opinion similar to Donald Trump when describing left-leaning media. This is becoming worrisome to our democracy and state of development as a nation; whereby an APC candidate is projected as a godsend while others as ‘thieves’. The more Buhari pledge to deal with looters, the more send his base to an exalted fantasy position. Just as similar as how Trumps base resonates with th...

1829- Sir Robert Peel, 2nd Baronet (February 5, 1788 – July 2, 1850) introduces the first professional police force. Robert Peel introduced the world's first modern police force through the Royal Assent of the Metropolitan Police Act of 1829 and set up an organised police force for London, with 17 divisions, each with 4 inspectors and 144 constables.  It was to be controlled from Scotland Yard, and answerable to the Home Secretary. Sir Robert Peel had already established the Royal Irish Constabulary in 1812, and it had proved to be a great success. They became known as Peelers and Bobbies after their founder, and wore a dark blue 'long coat' and a 'tall hat' which they could use to stand on to look over walls, a pair of 'handcuffs' and a 'wooden rattle' to raise the alarm. By the 1880s this rattle was replaced by a 'whistle'. Blue was chosen because it was the colour of the popular Royal Navy rather than red which was...

Michael Phelps in big trouble,  as newset of athletes from Africa set to stand-down his world record. 😂😁😀