PORTABLE REWARDS FAN FOR TATTOOING HIS FACE ON HIS BODY. (PHOTO).

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 Portable rewards fan for tattooing his face on his body Controversial Nigerian street singer Habeeb Okikiola, better known as Portable, has expressed his desire to credit a fan’s account following his grand show of love to him. The fan, in a joint post with Portable, had showed off the tattoo he made of the singer on his back. The male fan had inked the singer’s face on his back. In the post, the fan had a picture of Portable replicated for the tattoo as well as the ink of the drawing that was done. In his comment section, Portable thanked the fan for the grand gesture, calling him his brotherhood. He also asked for his account number, hinting at sending money to him. “Send aza (meaning account details) God bless you brotherhood”.

WHEN PEOPLE TELL YOU THEY ARE IN SPAIN,ARE YOU SURE IS NOT THESE ENCLAVES?

Would-be immigrants gather in the courtyard of a temporary immigrant holding center after crossing the border from Morocco to Spain's North African enclave of Melilla March 18, 2014. REUTERS-Jesus Blasco de Avellaneda                     Sources claimed that about 500 people forced their way into span's north Africa enclave of Melilla today tueday,in which the Spanish officials said is the largest number to storm the border in almost a decade as increasing naval patrols discourage entry by sea.Spain has two enclave in Morocco,Ceuro and Melilla,and migrants from all over Africa regularly try to reach them,mostly by climbing the triple barriers that separate them from Morocco.Thousands of migrants camp for months around Beni Chiguer,from where the attempts were made today tuesday to sneak into the enclave illegally.The area around Chiguer is covered in shrubs,providing cover for people who attempt to cross or sneak in by night.Migrants enter the enclaves without official documents,often without belongings and wearing just flimsy shoes and shorts,and are housed in temporary centers untill their identity can be determined or untill they are moved.Many end up in Spain and either stay there or travel through out europe.Many Africans have lost their life just to get to that enclave.          Would-be immigrants react from behind the fence of a temporary immigrant holding center after crossing the border from Morocco to Spain's north African enclave of Melilla March 18, 2014. REUTERS-Jesus Blasco de Avellaneda

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