Idris Elba responded to reports of him been the new James Bond

 Idris Elba

UK Hollywood actor, Idris Elba responded to  reports  of that says he will be playing the new James Bond  after leaked Sony emails revealed that some of the movie studio’s execs think it will be pretty cool if he's the first black 007. But Idris doesn't think he's handsome enough to play James Bond and tweeted the pic above that showed him looking a little unkempt.....SEE what he twitter a few days ago to react to the reports below..........

How A Nigerian Nurse Contacted Ebola Virus From Late Mr Sawyer

Obi Justina Ejelonu

Obi Justina Ejelonu is the one of the beautiful nurses who treated the late Liberian Mr Sawyer who died of Ebola in Lagos, she and her colleagues have tested positive to Ebola.

 Unknown to Justina she went online after Mr Sawyer died and thanked God she wasn’t infected and also thanked God for the lives of her colleagues and the hospital management not knowing she has also been infected with the virus. Continue below...

BREAKING NEWS: Canada record first case of Ebola Virus

A Canadian who recently visited Nigeria is being held in isolation at Brampton Civic Hospital in Ontario for showing some symptoms of the Ebola Virus Disease.

According to a Canadian public health official, the patient was reported to be showing initial symptoms of Ebola which were similar to more common diseases, such as malaria.

Ebola: US orders Liberia embassy families home

The United States ordered the families of embassy staff in Liberia to return home Thursday, as West Africa struggles to cope with the world’s biggest ever outbreak of Ebola.

The State Department also warned US citizens not to travel to Liberia, repeating an earlier instruction from American health authorities.

Lagos State Governor reverts LASU schoo fee to N25,000

Lagos State Governor, Babatunde Fashola, yesterday reverted the tuition fees being paid by students of the Lagos State University, LASU, to the old rate of N25, 000.

This came as armed security operatives shot teargas canisters at the members of Senior Staff Association of Nigerian Universities, SSANU-LASU, who gathered few metres away from the entrance gate to protest their unpaid salaries.

The administration of Fashola had in 2011 hiked the fees to between N193,000 to N350,000, which led to massive protests by students, leading to the reduction in the fees from between 34 and 60 percent few months ago.

But during the 19th convocation ceremony of the school at its campus in Ojo area of Lagos, Fashola succumbed and announced total reversal of the school fees to the old rate of N25, 000.
The total 100 percent reversal of the fees elicited wild jubilation among students and parents, who commended the governor for doing the right thing.

 “Our students have also shown that they can choose this path of conflict resolution. They have reached out to me for a revision of their fee, which I have acceded to, in consultation with the State Executive Council for reduction between 34 per cent and 60 per cent across board. In spite of this reduction, the students have again demanded for further reduction. And they have done so in the most civilised way. And because of this, we had to consult extensively and we have come to the conclusion that the current economic situation of the country compels a reduction to the old tuition fees for the institution.
“And this was a response to the yearning of parents, guardian, senior citizens of the country. I believe that with this, it will lead to the end of the activities of the busy bodies who have sorted to use a genuine issue of how to fund tertiary education in our country to gain public recognition. While other well meaning citizens of the state were busy making efforts on how the issue could be better resolved, they were busy instigating students and making mischief.
“Our students have shown that they value their education and will not fall prey to fear weather and self-seeking people who masquerade as their friends, but whose objective is to use the students’ genuine demands for their own selfish agenda. For me, we must now move on to the developmental work students’ arcade, which was ongoing in this great institution. This administration is determined to ensure that no child who seeks education is left behind.”  the governor said

The governor commended the academic and non-teaching staff for their effort in ensuring that despite the nine months strike, they rallied round the Vice chancellor, Professor John Obafunwa to ensure that the students graduated yesterday, saying they ensured that academic activities went on in the hit of the strike.
But Vanguard gathered that the students, two months ago, sent another letter to the governor demanding total reversal to the old tuition fees paid before the increment in 2011.

Spain treats first Ebola case , as Spanish priest and nun test positive

Ebola virus is at the verge of turn into epidemic as the disease spread to Europe. A Spanish priest infected with the virus in Liberia arrived in Madrid for treatment today. 75 year old Miguel Pajares (pictured above) had been working as a missionary in Liberia when he tested positive for Ebola at the San Jose de Monrovia Hospital in Monrovia. A medically-equipped military jet was sent to Liberia yesterday to repatriate Pajares.

A Spanish nun named Paciencia Melgar working in Equatorial Guinea has also tested positive to Ebola and will also be repatriated to Spain.

The priest and the nun belonged to a Catholic humanitarian group that runs hospitals around the world, and had been helping to treat patients infected with the virus when they were infected.

The Spanish priest as he arrived in Madrid 7th Aug...

A Must read: US State Department Ebola Alert

In order for you to prevent yourself and loved ones from this deadly Ebola virus, then you need to read this alert from the US Embassy here in Nigeria ......

Woman goes in search of her long-lost mum and uncover the shock of her life

A woman in search of her long-lost mother discovered she had married her own brother. Brazilian Adriana, 39, and her husband Leandro, 37, (pic above kissing) have been tmarried for 7 years and have a six-year-old daughter.

The couple, who refused to reveal their surnames, spent their lives trying to find their respective mothers, who were both called Maria, and had both abandoned their children when they were still babies.

But neither could have imagined that the women they had both been searching for could have been the same person.

EBOLA: Striking Doctors Volunteered To Help Fight Ebola Virus

Doctors on protest

Doctors in Lagos state, who are currently on stirke, have volunteered their services to help fight the infectious ebola diseases in  Hospitals

President Goodlock Jonathan Calls For More Global Action Against Boko Haram

President Goodluck Jonathan who is currently in the United States with 50 other world leaders at the ongoing U.S. African Leaders Summit in Washington DC . Has called for more effective global action as well as implementation of all the existing international protocols against the dreaded terrorist group

More Than 100 killed, As Boko Haram Takes Over Gwoza Town In Borno State,

Heavily-armed men, who are suspected to be the members of the Islamist  Boko Haram sect, launched an acttack on Gwoza town, Borno State, yesterday August 6, 2014, Wednesday.

According to the sources of SaharaReporters, the operation has been completed successfully, as the terrorists were able to capture the settlement, killing more than 100 of its residents in the process.

Ebola, now a matter of national emergency, Nigerian Government declares

With the first Nigerian death recorded as on 5th Aug from dreaded ebola virus and 5 other health practitioners  tested positive, the government has declared the Ebola outbreak in Nigeria as a matter of national Emergency, adding that everyone is now at risk of being infected.