Iyanya Releases Hot Photos As He Turn 31 Today

Award-winning singer, Iyanya who is basking in the success of his just concluded European tour follows up with the release of a set of new smoking hot photos.

The super cool photos is released to celebrate his birthday today as he turns 31.

He teamed-up with talented European photographer, @directedbyomar and stylist@travisthecreator_ to create this. The photos were shot in the beautiful city of Zurich, Switzerland.

Iyanya’s latest photo release is a teaser to a new song, Iyanu. More pics below...

5 Years After, US Captures Man Involved In Killing Of Four Americans In Libya

US forces have captured a man accused of involvement in the 2012 attack on an American compound in the Libyan city of Benghazi, President Donald Trump said.

Mustafa al-Imam was seized in Libya, the president said in a statement.

Mr al-Imam is facing charges including murder. The US ambassador and three other Americans died in the incident.

During last year's election campaign, the raid became a focus for Republican attacks on Democratic candidate Hillary Clinton. She was secretary of state when the compound was targeted in September 2012.


"Yesterday, on my orders, United States forces captured Mustafa al-Imam in Libya," Mr Trump said

Couple welcome a set of triplets after 11 years of marriage

A River state based man, Charles Ojieh, and his wife have welcomed a set of triplets after 11 years of waiting. Their friend, Ross Alabo-George, who shared their story online, wrote;

“Congratulations to my friends Mr. & Mrs. Charles Ojieh. After 11 years of patiently waiting…
Only a God like God can do this. #Triplets”.

Daytime Truck Ban Imposed In Mogadishu

Trucks and tankers will be banned from entering Mogadishu during the day in the wake of two deadly attacks on the Somali capital in just two weeks.

It is hoped the ban will improve security at a time when the effectiveness of its current measures is under the spotlight.

Two top security officials were fired following the most recent attack on 28 October which left at least 27 dead.

Another attack two weeks earlier killed more than 350 people.


The 14 October attack - the deadliest in Somalia's history - was carried out using a truck packed with explosives.

The capital's mayor, Thabit Abdi, announced that trucks and tankers cannot pass through the city from 07:00-20:00. Those flouting the ban risk a fine of $1,000 (£750).

The Somali government blames militant Islamic group al-Shabab for the 14 October bombing, which took place at a busy junction.

Cameroon Court Sentences Opposition Leader To 25 Years In Prison

A military court in Cameroon sentenced an opposition leader on Monday to 25 years in prison, his lawyer and Amnesty International said and denounced the trial as politically motivated.

The court convicted Aboubakar Siddiki, the president of northern Cameroon's main opposition party, of hostility against the homeland as well as revolution and contempt of the president over accusations he plotted to destabilize the country.

“We are going to appeal this decision, which does not seem to us to be at all just,” Siddiki’s lawyer, Emmanuel Simh, told Reuters.

In a statement, Amnesty said the prosecution was part of a government campaign to stifle its critics.


The government denies the charges are political.

Dozens of people have been killed and hundreds arrested in a crackdown in recent months on protests in Cameroon’s English-speaking regions.

Residents there say they suffer social and economic marginalization in the predominantly Francophone country.

The protests have become a lightning rod for opposition to President Paul Biya’s 35-year rule.

Besides Siddiki, the court sentenced Abdoulaye Harissou, a well-known notary, to three years in prison for failure to denounce a crime. The court also dropped charges against three journalists arrested in connection with the same case.

Daytime Truck Ban Imposed In Mogadishu

Trucks and tankers will be banned from entering Mogadishu during the day in the wake of two deadly attacks on the Somali capital in just two weeks.

It is hoped the ban will improve security at a time when the effectiveness of its current measures is under the spotlight.

Two top security officials were fired following the most recent attack on 28 October which left at least 27 dead.

Another attack two weeks earlier killed more than 350 people.


The 14 October attack - the deadliest in Somalia's history - was carried out using a truck packed with explosives.

The capital's mayor, Thabit Abdi, announced that trucks and tankers cannot pass through the city from 07:00-20:00. Those flouting the ban risk a fine of $1,000 (£750).

The Somali government blames militant Islamic group al-Shabab for the 14 October bombing, which took place at a busy junction.

Muslim Man Bags PhD In Christian Studies

A Muslim man, Rasheed Jimoh-Ijaodola, has bagged a doctorate degree in Christian studies at the University of Ilorin.

Mr. Jimoh-Ijaodola is a professor of Law and Dean, Oba Erediauwa College of Law of Igbinedion University, Okada, Edo. Continue after cut

A statement signed by Obajide Ilugbo, Head, Public & External Relations Unit, Office of the Vice-Chancellor, made this known in Benin on Tuesday.

Mr. Ilugbo said Mr. Jimoh-Ijaodola’s thesis examined biblical prophesies and other prophesies, including prophesies of Nostradamus.


He further said that the don’s research focused on the end time and the role of humans in the fulfillment of those prophesies.

Mr. Jimoh-Ijaodola, according to him, is a faithful and practicing Muslim, who bagged his first Ph.D. in Electoral Law from the University of Jos, while his second Ph.D. was in Property law from the University of Ibadan.

In the third Ph.D Thesis, he posited “the end is now and that humans should be careful so that the end will not come upon us as the biblical thief that came unexpectedly.

“He pleaded that the world should embrace peace and live in harmony for the sake of the earth and humanity.

“Nations should be careful of war and proliferation of weapon of mass destruction,” Mr. Ilugbo said.