We Are Not Prostitutes - Queen Prisca speaks up (Exclusive Interview)

This is an exclusive interview with Queen Achebe Prisca the winner and crowned Queen, The Queen of the Federation 2016 in the just concluded The Nigerian Princess (TNP) held in Yenagoa, Bayelsa State, Nigeria.

Can I meet you?

Queen Prisca TNP:

I am Achebe Prisca. Am 21yrs old, A graduate of law from igbinedion university, okada.

The Queen of the  Federation 2016

Where do you come from?

Queen Prisca TNP:

I am from Anambra state sir

Tell me what motivated you to go into beauty pageant

Queen Prisca TNP:

What motivated me to go into beauty pageant is my drive to develop and boost my self esteem and self confidence and to also have a sense of achievement and fulfillment as a woman.

Was this your first participation in beauty pageant?

Give a little background

Queen Prisca TNP:

Well,this is not my first pageant...my first participation in a pageant was in the Miss Style Queen Nigeria 2015 which I came first runner up hereby making me The Beauty with Purpose Queen 2015.

So, tell me the huddles you faced during the TNP

Queen Prisca TNP:

Well no serious huddles sir aside from the my time ,efforts and good sleep . however , it was worth it, colorful experiences and unforgettable memories , confidence and self esteem I have gained and friends that I have met  are more than worth of the sacrifices I invested in the pageant.

So as the Queen of the federation, what is expected of you?

Queen Prisca TNP:

As the Queen of the Federation, I will make a difference by promoting, helping and asking the government's and international organisations to have more livelihood programs that will enhance the entrepreneurship skills of the people plus development of hospital to help cater for the need of sick persons also, Employment would be provided and a healthy world would be built up and through dis two projects,we could lessen POVERTY and prevent and cure I'll health in our country, Nigeria.

So, as graduate of law how do you relate your project to entrepreneurship and health programmes?

Queen Prisca TNP:

Firstly I will explain what the law is all about, law is a system of rules that are enforced through social institutions to govern behaviours.so as a lawyer I relate it to my projects by ensuring that there are rules set aside to ensure that these project of mine are being carried out justly and fairly without any embezzlement of funds or improper implementation of my projects this is because the law is all about fairness, justice and equality. Continue to read on Chidispalace.com

Breaking! Pandemonium in President Buhari's camp

Lately it was gathered some disorder in the Nigerian President camp as some of his men have riffes and thereby make it look like there is heavy misunderstanding within them.

Premium Times exclusively reports that President Muhammadu Buhari’s National Security Adviser, Babagana Monguno, and the Director General of the State Security Services (SSS), Lawal Daura, are at cold war.
The row between two of Nigeria’s most senior security officers has festered to a degree that it is commencing to have implications on national security, government officials said. Some sources told reporters that even President Buhari cannot make them call a truce as the two officials have stopped talking to each other. Continue reading the rest of the story on Premium Times

British oldest Gladys Hooper dies at 113 years

Memories an die itself are ever cherished when expectancy. 

Britain's oldest person Gladys Hooper - who was born the same year the aeroplane was invented - has died at the age of 113. Mrs Hooper broke a Guinness World Record last year when she became the oldest person to undergo a hip replacement operation.

She and her late husband, Leslie married in 1922 but she was widowed in 1988 when Leslie, who was a pilot in the Flying Corps in the two world wars, died.  Her son, Derek Hermiston, 85 confirmed she passed away at the nursing home where she lived in Ryde on the Isle of Wight. What a life!

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Angela Eagle to fight Jeremy Corbyn for Labour leadership

It is all fight for power and tussle for leadership, who wins the fight is concerned to be supreme and the defeated subdued.
Angela Eagle has vowed to fight Jeremy Corbyn for the Labour leadership after crisis talks broke down today.

Discussions aimed at finding a way out of Labour's leadership crisis have been abandoned by deputy leader Tom Watson because Jeremy Corbyn's refusal to stand down means there is no chance of progress.

Ms Eagle released a statement today announcing she will stand as a candidate to lead the Labour party.


She said: "On Monday morning I will announce my candidature for Leader of the Labour Party. I will explain my vision for the country and the difference a strong Labour Party can make."

Peter Okoye of Psquare threaten to sue his twin brother

A few weeks ago there were some adverts about P-Square, Performing a live show in Congo, But now the Peter Okoye has said that his brother has no right to make use of ''PSQUARE' since hes no longer in the group, and they are no more together.. So Peter is now threatening to sue his Paul for using psquare instead of Rudeboy... read what he wrote below;

"Disclaimer: This goes out to all my Fans in Congo Specifically and the entire world in General. My attention has been drawn to a much publicised show holding today 8th July, 2016(VIP SHOW) and tomorrow 9th July, 2016,(in Goma) and on the 17th of August in Kinshasa wherein the name Psquare was used maliciously and mischievously to garner patronage and huge fans attendance as against the stage name Rudeboy which is used when my Twin Brother, Paul, and Co-owner of the stage name Psquare performs alone.
I never endorsed the usage of my name as the contractual terms presented were not favourable to me, thus I am not part of the show booked by our former manager Jude and I wholeheartedly disassociate myself from the unauthorized use of my Co-owned stage name (Psquare) and images for promotional and economic reasons without my express written consent or permission. Contrary to the wild allegations making the rounds that I could not attend the show because I am sick and missed my flight along with my crew members, I wish to counter same and state categorically, that I am 101% healthy.
I shall take appropriate legal actions in the nearest future against the promoters and the sponsors of these events for character assassination and malicious misrepresentation. Thank you. MR.P (Peter of Psquare)

Update: Bomb-making material, rifles, ammunition and a combat journal have been found at the home of the suspect in the Dallas shooting

BBC reports that Bomb-making material, rifles, ammunition and a combat journal have been found at the home of the suspect in the Dallas shooting, officials say.
Five police officers were killed and seven wounded in a hail of gunfire during a protest on Thursday against the shooting of black men by police.

The suspect, 25-year-old Micah Johnson, died after a long stand-off with police in central Dallas.
Mayor Mike Rawlings said officials believed he was "the lone shooter".
"We believe now the city is safe," the city mayor said at a news conference on Friday.
The protest in Dallas took place after this week's deaths of Philando Castile in Minnesota and Alton Sterling in Louisiana.

Officials said on Friday that gunmen targeted police officers and civilians in separate attacks in Georgia, Missouri and Tennessee in the aftermath of the Minnesota and Louisiana deaths.
In Tennessee, a black army veteran killed a woman and also injured three other people, including a police officer, as he opened fire on a motorway on Thursday morning.

Michael Jordan reacts to Police Brutality through his essay

Police Brutality is just inhuman no matter the race
Few days of the police brutality in the state which has forced so many activities and has also made, all to react towards their disaffection.
Michael B. Jordan has written an essay on the recent police brutality shootings and how it could have “easily” been himself as the victim.

The 29-year-old actor played the victim of police brutality in the movie Fruitvale Station, which is based on the true story of Oscar Grant III, a Bay Area resident who was killed in 2008.

“I’ve been trying to process all that has occurred in the last few days and I’m still looking for the words to express my pain. The fact is Alton Sterling and Philando Castile were not unfortunate accidents. These are just a few of the countless incidents of violent neglect, poor training and lack of accountability that clearly illustrate one thing: Black people are being disproportionately dehumanized and murdered, this must stop!” Michael wrote on Instagram.

“I care about the safety of my black brothers and sisters and my blue ones too. There are no adequate words for the fallen officers in Dallas. From the bottom of my heart, I thank them for protecting the peaceful protestors, their courage and effort to support us is what we need more of,” he continued.

“This hits close to home. It could have easily been myself, my little brother, my dad, one of my friends, or any of us. When one of us is murdered because a police officer is ‘afraid for their life’, it pains us – we feel it,” Michael said. “In the wake of these senseless murders, our homes are forever broken; families are left to figure it out. I’m concerned about my mother, my sister, and all my magical black women that are left to pick up the pieces. Often they are not acknowledged or thanked for being on the front line fighting these battles for and with us, but know your continued strength, courage, and unwavering love and support gives us the strength to keep fighting. Finding solutions in these times of survival are seemingly hard to identify but we must continue to keep moving forward. Alternatively, violence is not the answer; it only begets more fear and violence. This is the time to unify; our communities, our churches and our homes. My mission is to channel my anger and energy – along with my love and hope for the future into actively finding solutions. Change will take all of us, we can no longer say or do…Nothing.”