This baby is failing to realize that she is now a woman and should be considering settling down and having kids. A source just sent this pic to us and we thought it's too rough. See the full photo below...

...when will these watermelons get their deserve respect?

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Just a day after the visit of President Goodluck Jonathan, members of the dreaded Boko Haram sect thought that the security forces would have relaxed, hence they launched two simultaneous deadly attacks on Monguno and Maiduguri towns in the early hours of Sunday.

The good news is, Nigeria military say they are equal to the task and have been repelling the insurgents with well coordinated ground and air strikes. The military say they are sure of victory this time.

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Getting married on disrespect without God's help is the order of the day. You may love someone, but if they are not seeing the reason to respect you or their family has not taught them to respect their elders then that is not the right marriage for you because you can't even that person, no matter how you try.

Below is what actress Georgina Onuoha said of her marriage to Dr. Ifeanyi Igwegbe that crashed:

“It has taken almost four years to do this; it’s taken a lot of soul searching, prayers and counseling to get to this juncture. It’s not a breaking news that my almost a decade relationship is over.

While I do this with highest respect for my kids, family, friends, I also do owe you my fans my sincere gratitude for your support and prayers. A lot has been put out there on the internet about my marriage. I crave your indulgence to please pray for my family. 

There are no victors or vanquish(ed). I still have tremendous respect for the father of my kids and I ask same from you all. He is a good man and a great father, the fact that this marriage did not work is our failures as two adults. I take full responsibility for the part I played in it.

While marriage ends, true friendship never dies. We remain good friends and great parents to our two lovely daughters. We will do our best to give them the best life has to offer. Once again, thanks for all your love and support through the years.

- Sincerely yours, Georgina Onuoha.

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Ruffled by the momentum generated by the nomination of Pastor Yemi Osinbajo as Mohamadu Buhari's running mate, President Goodluck Jonathan is asking a group of Pentecostal pastors to help him avert what he fears could be an impending defeat in the February 14 presidential election.

Osinbajo, a prominent Pastor with the Redeemed Christian Church of God, professor of Law and a SAN, emerged the APC's presidential running mate last month giving President Jonathan and the PDP what is being described as sleepless nights, by inside sources.

Specifically last Thursday, the President held a meeting in Abuja, with some top Pentecostal pastors led by Bishop David Oyedepo of Winners Chapel, with the main agenda being how to fashion out ways to solve the Osinbajo problem.

Sources at the meeting confirmed that President Jonathan confessed in a rather rattled and humbling manner that "Osinbajo is my problem." Those at the meeting said Jonathan cried out that "everything was okay until APC picked Osinbajo."

Pastor Osinbajo reaching out to poor Nigerians on the streets.

While PDP chieftains and supporters are struggling to characterize APC as an Islamist party, APC leaders have consistently dismissed such as unfounded, baseless and a scare tactic by the PDP.

Many observers say the nomination of a prominent Pentecostal pastor from the fastest growing church in Africa (RCCG) by the APC may have effectively doused such speculations and the attempt to label the party as one with an islamization agenda.

At the meeting organized by the Executive Secretary of National Christian Pilgrims Commission, John Kennedy Okpara, Jonathan poured out his mind that running against a leading Pastor of Redeemed Church, who is known to be very close to the much respected Pastor E.A. Adeboye, is an uphill task.

Sources at the meeting, said Jonathan was ruffled and much distracted as he confessed to the challenge to him, of the APC naming such a person as Osinbajo as General Buhari's running mate.

In response, the Pastors led by Bishop Oyedepo assured Jonathan that they would, "starting from today," use every device possible including social media, the pulpit and influence peddling, to campaign in support of President Jonathan and against the Buhari-Osinbajo ticket.

Before the meeting with the President, sources said the pastors held a meeting on the same day to strategize and agree on how and what they would present to the president.

At that pre-meeting, some Pentecostal pastors suggested that they use the opportunity of the meeting afforded by the President to express their genuine fears on growing insecurity in the North with Boko Haram killing and attacking Christians and other innocent Nigerians.

But Bishop David Oyedepo, the most influential pastor at the meeting interrupted the idea, insisting that the meeting was to encourage and strengthen President Jonathan ahead of the elections and not to discuss compelling national issues of concern to majority of Nigerians.

While some of the pastors were shocked and disappointed that Bishop Oyedepo would not allow them raise important issues bothering Nigerians, they decided to keep silent not to be seen as spoilsports.

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At least 10 killed in car bombing at Libyan military base, Health Ministry says

(CNN) -- A car bomb at a military base has killed at least 10 people in the eastern Libyan city of Benghazi, in the latest violence to wrack the cradle of the North African country's uprising.

The blast occurred as new graduates left a technical school at the base, Libya's state news agency LANA reported, quoting a military source in the city.

The car was loaded with a large amount of explosives, it added.

Speaking on Libyan television, Ammar Mohammed, a spokesman for the Libyan Health Ministry, said the bombing killed at least 10 people and wounded 23. LANA said at least seven soldiers were killed and nine people were wounded.

Benghazi is where the 2011 uprising against longtime dictator Moammar Gadhafi began. Three years later, it is the scene of almost daily attacks and targeted assassinations, specifically against security officials.

While no one has claimed responsibility for the violence that has gripped the city for more than a year, many residents and officials blame it on Islamist extremist groups operating in eastern Libya.

Benghazi is the largest city in eastern Libya, where some groups want more autonomy and a greater share of the region's oil wealth.

SOURCE:

By Jomana Karadsheh and Marie-Louise Gumuchian, CNN

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