
This is what friendship looks like. Famous besties Taylor Swift and Selena Gomez hung out today (try to calm yourselves), and decided to a have a little bit of fun on Instagram. The pair posed together in the middle of large greenery, which was posted to Swift's social media page, with the clever caption, "Are we out of the woods yet?"
Chris Pine doesn't even blink when I ask if he'd want Wonder Woman or Capt. Kirk to have his back in a fight. "Wonder Woman would win because she's radical," Pine says while promoting his new movie The Finest Hours with co-star Ben Foster. "And she looks better in a skirt."
Whether or not Apple launches a new phone this spring, we’re almost certainly going to have to wait until September before the true sequel to the iPhone 6s makes it to store shelves. For iPhone users who weren’t able or willing to upgrade to the most recent version of the phone, the wait can be excruciating. But in the meantime, at least we have concept art.
Lauren Wasser is speaking out about the potential dangers tampons can cause. Lauren Wasser was a 24-year-old model and aspiring WNBA player when she almost lost her life to Toxic Shock Syndrome. She told VICE in June about what it was like to lose her leg to the disease and sat down with them again recently to warn women about the potential dangers of tampons.
OUAGADOUGOU, Burkina Faso (AP) — Burkina Faso and French forces killed four extremists Saturday and freed more than 126 people to end the seizure of a luxury hotel by al-Qaida-linked militants, Burkina Faso officials said. In addition to the four jihadists, at least 23 people were killed in the attack at the Splendid Hotel and a nearby cafe in Ouagadougou, the capital, the president said. Three attackers were killed at the hotel and a fourth was killed when security forces cleared out a second hotel nearby.




DOWNLOAD AUDIO: Kreativ - She Too Fine (6.1 MiB, 236 hits)

This is definitely the song for this year….When you see the name “Chordratic Beats” on any song, you already know you will blown away with good music. Chordratic hasn’t let us down not even for once. He returns with his first single in 2016 and he titles this beautiful piece ALAFIA (Blessings on Blessings).
He tastefully blends rich African drums, percussions and guitar vibes to serenade your ears, lift your hearts/spirit and put dancing to your feet. The lyrics and message of this song will have you gleaming with joy…I guarantee you, this song will have you on repeat mode…
All instruments (Live Guitar and percussions) played and recorded by Chordratic Beats…Mixed and mastered by Chordratic Beats.‘ALAFIA LA WA”@ChordraticBeats – Instagram/Twitter
DOWNLOAD AUDIO: Chordratic - Alafia (Prod. Chordratic Beats) (5.1 MiB, 35 hits)
DOWNLOAD AUDIO: Wazzyno Ft. Opa 6 & Bolo J - African Girls (3.1 MiB, 52 hits)



DOWNLOAD: Aramide - Love Me ft Adekunle Gold (5.9 MiB, 238 hits)
DOWNLOAD AUDIO: KCee - Bureau The Changer (4.1 MiB, 187 hits)




We are glad to be collaborating with Nigeria’s Next Top Designer competition on this as we believe that the Fashion industry can be as lucrative as the Oil & Gas industry.
AFWN/ NNTD contribution to the industry has been amazing and this is our small way of contributing to your success.
Shade Ladipo
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The statement reads in part: “Candidates are urged to print their examination notification from Thursday, February 18, 2016 for the schedules of their examination.
The notification contains their date, time of examination and venue. Candidates are to adhere strictly by these schedules, as there will be no rescheduling of any examination if a candidate misses his/her date or time of examination.”
“They are to be in their various centres 30 minutes before their time. Again candidates are advised to check their schedules properly as JAMB will not condone any excuse in the event of candidate missing his or her time and date of examination.
“Candidates are to also note that they can visit JAMB accredited Computer-Based Centre or any cybercafé to print their slip or any place of their choice. It could be done at their homes.”

