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As has been the tradition, the hierarchy of the Nigerian Army yesterday celebrated this year's yuletide period with troops in the field. This time around, the Chief of Army Staff, Lieutenant General TY Buratai, represented by the Chief of Administration (Army), Major General IM Alkali, Chief of Civil-Military Affairs, Major General NE Angbazo, Theatre Commander, Operation LAFIYA DOLE, Major General RI Nicholas, General Officer Commanding 7 Division and Director Army Public Relations, Brigadier General SK Usman, along with some of the Principal Staff Officers at Headquarters 7 Division and field commanders celebrated the 2017 Christmas with the gallant troops of 26 Task Force Brigade, Operation LAFIYA DOLE.  The celebration took place at the Headquarters complex of 26 Task Force Brigade, Gwoza in Gwoza Local Government Area of Borno State. The celebration of the Christmas with the troops apart from boosting troops morale, affords an opportunity to meet and celebrat

Khloe Kardashian who is expecting her first child with NBA basketball player boyfriend Tristan Thompson, has revealed how far she is in her pregnancy. 'I'll be 6 months next week' the beauty revealed on Monday to a fan on social media. This comes just as the 33-year-old showed off her bump in an Instagram post, while she was at her mother Kris Jenner's Christmas Eve party in Hidden Hills, California.

Nene is the daughter of billionaire heir, Oskar Ibru and HKN gang artist, Sina Rambo's girlfriend. She showed off her hot bikini bod as she took a dip at the beach at Eko Atlantic yesterday, Christmas day. See the full photo below

A young man simply identified as Imadu, said to be a notorious cultist was brutally killed on Christmas Day in Utagbe-Ogbe community, Kwale Town, Delta State. The deceased was an alleged hitman for Eiye Cult Group before he decamped to Baggar Cult Group. According to Austyne Emu, President/Commander, Anticult Volunteer Corps (AVC), Delta State, Imadu was killed by member of his former cult group. His report below: "As a result to the recorded violent cult related activities which in time past took lives and perceived unending, here comes the continuation of the previously reported clash. The killings between Baggars and Eiye cult groups which AVC was made handicapped in handling due to lack of support from supposed resourceful indigenes, Delta State Government and conflicting Anti-Cultism/Anti-Terrorism Laws of Delta State. The deceased who is known to be very notorious was a hitman member of Eiye Cult Group before he cross-carpet to become a member of Baggar Cult Gr

Less than 48 hours after inappropriate internal emails alleging derogatory coomments against past winners within  the Miss America Organization were revealed, t he head of the organization that stages the Miss America beauty pageant and other leaders with the group resigned on Saturday. CEO  Sam Haskell, president and COO of the organization,  Josh Randle,  Board chair Lynn Weidner (who sent emails that were the source of controversy) and  Board member Tammy Haddad,  all resigned from their positions within the organization. Haskell had been suspended on Friday, one day after a Huffington Post report about the internal emails. In some emails, Haskell wrote demeaning descriptions of previous winners of the Miss America pageant, calling one woman "huge" and "gross" and commenting on her sex life in emails he sent in 2014 and 2015, adding that at only 25 years old, she has lost count of the number of men she has slept with. Haskell alsmo made

New York Times published a report Saturday on US President, Donald Trump’s harsh immigration policy. According to the paper, Trump was outraged after being handed a list of how many foreigners had obtained visas to enter the U.S. in 2017. Haiti had sent 15,000 people. They “all have AIDS,” he grumbled, according to one person who attended the meeting and another person who was briefed about it by someone else who was there. Forty thousand had come from Nigeria, Mr. Trump added. Once they had seen the United States, they would never “go back to their huts” in Africa, recalled the two officials, who asked for anonymity to discuss a sensitive conversation in the Oval Office. The Times reports that the two anonymous officials who relayed these accounts “found them so noteworthy that they related them to others at the time,” but that other officials present did not recall President Trump using the words “AIDS” or “huts.” The White House did not deny the purpose of th