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                                                                     Suppermodel Gisele Bundchen dropped jaws as she sauntered solo in the spotlight during the Opening Ceremony for the 2016 Summer Olympics in Rio de Janeiro,Brazil on friday.Gisele was a shimmery sight in a deep-cut metallic gold sequin gown that fanned out behind her while strutting down the stage at Maracana Stadium.The brunette beauty,who comes from the land of Brazil,wa;ked down the ''runway'' to The Girl from Ipanema performed on the pian by Daniel Jobim.Apart from the fact i can see her underwear,she looks hot and the slit is a wicked slit.More photos below.                          

                 The Oyo State First Lady honours the female police officer initially wrote about in my previous posts,controlling traffic under the rain in Ibadan.The Oyo state First Lady represented by Commissioner for Women Affairs presenting the letter of commendation and cash gift at the NPF State Headquarters Eleyele Ibadan on 04.8.2016.She is identified as Maryam Opep and her good deed was first noticed by one Daniel Odofin,who took pictures of her at New Garage Ibadan,conducting traffic under the rain.More photos below.                                                                                                      

                       The General Overseer of a church {name withheld} was on thursday arrested by the Delta State Police Command,Asaba,for allegedly raping a seven year old daughter of his member.Mrs Celestina Kalu,the }ublic Relations Officer of the command disclosed that the suspect's church is located along Ibusa Road,Koka,Asaba.According to Kalu,the cleric lured the girl into the church office to 'Pray' for her but committed the act.The victim after the incident,divulged what had happened to her parents.The couple in turn immediately rushed their daughter to the Federal Medical Centre in Asaba.The hospital report,according to the spokesman showed the girl had been raped and bruises were also discovered in her private parts.Kalu added that on investigation,the suspect confessed to the crime and would soon be charged to court.

                      45 year old HIV Malawi ritualist,who is facing trial for having sex with more than 100 young girls as part of initiation rites into womanhood,was yesterday friday denied bail by a Malawi court.Magistrate Anderson Masanjala denied Eric Aniva bail saying ''It is wise for Aniva to remain on remand so that police can finish their investigation''.Eric Aniva appeared before a packed courtroom without a lawyer,because he could not afford one.If found guilty he could be jailed for life if found guilty of underage sex.Aniva,who is from Malaw's southern district Nsanje,is one of the men known as ''hyenas' who are paid to have sex with young girls after their first menstruation.He is said to have slept with at least 104 women,some girls as young as 12 years old.The ritual lassts three days.Eric Anival was arrested last month after he revealed that families paid him between $4 and $7 to have sexual intercourse with their children in a tradition

                                   The Lagos State Government wishes to announce the closure of the Marine Bridge Road {Inward Ijora} preparatory to the commencement of repair works by the contractors of the Federal Ministry of Works.The emergency and immediate closure is to also allow the Federal Ministry carryout studies to determine the state of the Bridge and effect appropriate repairs.While the Federal Ministry of Power,Works and Housing has assured of immediate action towards repairing the Bridge as it may deem fit,the Lagos State Government is committed to putting in place effective traffic management strategies that will mitigate the impact of the closure.Accordingly,the following routes can be use by commuters as alternate route.They are: i. Traffic coming from Wharf Base/Point Road should divert at service Lane {Marine Beach Road} by Leventis Junction to Link Lilly Pond by Dockyard and ascend Ijora Bridge to continue their journey. ii. Motorists travelling to Ajegunle shoul