Arsenal FC Will Be Mine Soon Aliko Dangote Reaffirm Interest

After hinting last month that he is interested in buying Arsenal FC, Aliko Dangote again said the same thing to BBC Hausa. According to him, soon after he finishes to build his ongoing refinery he will be ready to pay what the management of Arsenal club are asking for. “After we finish building the refinery, I will have ample time and resources to pay what they are asking for,” he said.

Meet The African King With 100 Wives (Photos)

Abumbi II, the 11th fon, or king, of Bafut, Cameroon, has close to 100 wives. They weren’t all his to start with. According to local tradition, when a fon dies, his successor inherits all his wives and then marries his own queens. He inherited 72 of the women from his late father. He has also taken on over 500 children from all of his wives. “The queens have a great role to play in the fondom,” notes Prince Nickson, also of Bafut, noting that it is up to these women behind the man to shape him in his kingly role. “Behind every successful man must be a very successful, staunch woman,” says Abumbi’s third wife, Queen Constance. “Our tradition has it that when you are king, the elderly wives remain to hand down the tradition to the younger wives, and also to teach the king the tradition because the king had been a prince, not a king.” Despite the fact that polygamy is legal in Cameroon, the data shows that there are far fewer polygamous marriages across the African continent. The practice is being challenged by changing values, the spread of the Christian faith, the growing appeal of the western way of life but also the rising costs of having large families. It is against this backdrop that Cameroon’s traditional rulers must walk the fine line between two often conflicting cultures. “During colonialism other values came in, of governance, different from the traditional values we had and therefore there is this constant conflict between the traditional values and modern western values,” admits Fon Abumbi II, who has ruled Bafut, the largest fondom in the region, for 47 years. “My role is to blend them, to find the way forward so my subjects can enjoy the fruits of development and modernity without destroying their culture. Without a culture, you are not a human being, you are an animal. And therefore the chieftaincy institution is the guarantor of our culture.” “I understand that we might be quick to judge the lifestyle of the kings, but just like in the United Kingdom, African kingdoms and kings are bound to a rich culture and history. (Practices) like inheritance of all your father’s wives is nothing but a moral obligation.” On meeting the queens of Fon Ndofua Zofia II of Babungo — one of Cameroon’s youngest traditional rulers — Methu CNN correspondent said: “All his young wives, forced on him by tradition, spoke fluent English in a French-speaking region and were great marketers.” It is this seeming contradiction that makes life in the fondom fascinating and confusing. Are they stuck in the past or keeping pace with the present? Fon Zofoa III doesn’t think you have to choose. He may have “inherited” 72 wives and more than 500 children after his father’s death, but he considers himself a very modern king. “To run a kingdom nowadays in this era, you must be educated because things are moving very fast. Like they used to say, education is light, ignorance is darkness.” Source: CNN

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Osinbajo is Tinubu's boy

A security expert has explained why Vice President Yemi Osinbajo has so far not been allowed to attend any of the national security meetings President Buhari has hadwith Service Chiefs since he assumed power. On June 2nd and yesterday June 10th, President Buhari met with the Service Chiefs without Osinbajo and this has led to some media houses reporting that the Vice President was "locked out" from the Defence House, venue of the meetings.A security expert explains why the pastor and lawyer can't be allowed into such meetings for now. See that after the cut...The security expert explaned that Vice President Osinbajo is not a trained militaryofficer and so it will take the military some time before sensitive intelligence can be shared in his presence. He also made reference to the Vice President's affiliation to Tinubu. What he said below..."I am sure he would have been invited if he had security background. Being a Professor of Law is fine, but in terms of intelligence and access to security information, you are nowhere near the rank of Colonel or equivalent in the NigeriaMilitary. Look, I have watched some footages that if the VP gets to see, he would lose appetite for days. Now, we have someone who has been in luxury virtually all his life, attaining the position of VP and some people are clamouring for his presence in highly sensitive talks. The truth is that the military hierarchy would not even feel comfortable saying some things in his presence. I can tell you that they respect Prof. Osinbajo as VP but they cannot trust him with information yet.You cannot compare him to Buhari who served in many military roles, chased away a militia that was threatening Nigeria security, overthrew a military government, became Head of State, foughtcorruption and went ahead to instill discipline among a stubborn citizenry. The VP would have to go through what is called ‘Stimulation’. This is a process where he is lectured on terms, dealings, operations etc. of the military. His inner strength, strong heart and ability to keep things to himself will first be put to test before he gets access to some classified materials and information. We must understand the fact that Osinbajo was a candidate promoted by Bola Tinubu (ex-Lagos Governor), he was not handpicked by Buhari. If the President had picked a vice, it is likely that such individual may get the access Osinbajo isn’t getting now. Everyone knows the VP has been loyal to Tinubu for decades and he cannot swear that he would not divulge details of these security meetings to his political godfather. So he has to earn it. Tinubu mayhave used his influence to put him in this position but he must draw a line between blind loyalty and national duty.” he told Daily Independent

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2Face Idibia Releases "The Ascension" Album Tracklist

On Saturday, 14th June 2014, 2Face Idibia

held the listening session for his

6th album THE ASCENSION. The star-

studded event took place at Ariz Bar and

Grill in Victoria Island, Lagos.

Entertainment industry heavyweights such

as Kenny Ogungbe, DJ Jimmy Jatt, Olisa

Adibua of Beat FM, Kwame of Nigezie and

Ayeni Adekunle were amongst the VIP

guests present at the private pre-release

listening session. Personalities such as

Tosyn Bucknor, Omalicha, Ebuka Obi-

Uchendu and Noble Igwe were also

present.The event was hosted by Andre

Blaze.

Check out THE ASCENSION track list below:

1. GO Ft. Machel Montano

2. #APROKO

3. HOLIDAY

4. CANT HEAR YOU Ft. Vector

5. THE BEST I CAN BE Ft. Iceberg Slim &

Rocksteady

6. LET SOMEBODY LOVE YOU Ft. Bridget

Kelly

7. KISS OF LIFE

8. HATE WHAT YOU DO TO ME

9. CONFESSIONS Ft. Rocksteady & Dammy

Krane

10. CLOSE TO WHERE YOU ARE

11. INTERNATIONAL LOVING Ft. Kim

Almarcha

12. BOULAY BOULAY Ft. Shurwayne

13. DIASPORA WOMAN Ft. Fally Pupa

14. JEJE

15. LESSE PASSE Ft. Sir Victor Uwaifo

16. IFE DINMA With Tony Oneweek

17. NOT A SURPRISE

The hit single "Let Somebody Love You"

featuring RocNation's Bridget Kelly, is

the first track that has been released off the

upcoming album. The slow, sexy ballad has

been a hit with audiences everywhere since

its release and On Friday, 20th June 2014,

the music video of 'Let Somebody Love

You' is set to premiere across TV stations

nationwide.

Hope like its happening today

In the middle of all the beautiful things in this world All one could resort to is death. So sad! So sad!! Millions shout But ignoring the fact that A million screams A billion thought Can not bring about an upheaval at the moment I knew of a hope Not an idle hope A hope full of certainties A hope from the supreme theocrat A hope of resurrection

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