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Tuesday, 6 November 2012
Sharon Osbourne vows never to undergo plastic surgery again following double mastectomy trauma
Rock matriarch, Sharon Osbourne has vowed never to undergo plastic surgery again after her latest health trauma, which saw her have a double mastectomy.
Speaking on Monday's episode of her US chat show The Talk, Sharon said: 'No more, because I have been looking at pictures of myself recently since I started to lose weight, and in a lot of shots, my face looks plastic and at certain angles I was like, 'Oh, dear. Oh, I should never have done that. Oh, that's a bad one.' So I'm like, 'No more. No more abuse.''
Although it's not just for aesthetic reasons as Osbourne also decided to undergo the double mastectomy partially as a result of one of her breast implants bursting.
Monday, 5 November 2012
Police arrest over 100 ‘Biafran separatists’
Nigerian police today arrested 101 alleged members of a secessionist movement based in the country’s southeast in the latest such sweep in the region, authorities said.
According to police, the alleged members of the “Biafra Zionist Movement” (BZM) were found in possession of secessionist emblems.
They had staged a march in the city of Enugu, a major town in the southeast, early in the day.
“A magistrates’ court in Enugu remanded in prison custody the suspects who were earlier arrested… for illegal assembly,” police spokesman Ebere Amaraizu told AFP.
He said that BZM was a faction of the banned Movement for the Actualisation of the Sovereign State of Biafra (MASSOB).
They were in possession of 61 Biafran and other flags, 13 berets, three bands and eight registration forms at the time of the arrest, he said.
A resident said that the suspects — hoisting the flags — marched through some streets of Enugu.
Residents of southeastern Nigeria seceded from the country in 1967 after massacres of Igbo people, who dominate the region, and formed the nation of Biafra.
A 1967-1970 civil war followed that saw more than one million people die, many from starvation and disease.
Since the war ended, sporadic attempts have been made to revive the Biafra movement, which have led to arrests.
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Abandoned Octogenarian Sisters Tell Their Stories As Their Children Surface
At last, succour has come the way of Ibijoke Apena and Janet Eruwayo, two octogenarian sisters abandoned by their children and relations, as some of their children surfaced on Saturday and relocated them.
The aged sisters were moved to a private old people’s home at Jakande Estate, Isolo, Lagos State.
The relocation was spearheaded by Apena’s first child, Rotimi, a contractor in Abuja and two grandchildren, who craved anonymity.
The children’s action came on the heels of PUNCH Metro’s expose on the deplorable state of the aged women last Friday.
Before the relocation, the octogenarian sisters were somewhat quarantined to a dingy one-room apartment at 8, Amusan Street, Rogo, along Iju Ishaga, Lagos.
Their conditions in the isolated room were simply appalling. The same place they defecated, urinated and did all manner of things, was where they ate and slept.
Women had first bath in last two months
On Friday when their sad news broke, some residents of Iju Ishaga trooped out to their residence to satisfy their curiosity, while others went to offer their support.
On Friday, the aged women had their first bath in the last two months. Medical personnel from Ancilla Catholic Hospital, Iju Ishaga, also visited the women and took them to the hospital where they examined and gave them some drugs.
Sunday, 4 November 2012
One Love Entertainment Presents....Christmas Fiesta
A fun galore night of laughter and dance to be hosted by One Love Entertainment. Featuring a selection of award winning top entertainers... Ticket is now on sale for the Christmas Fiesta that will take place on the 15th of December 2012 @ Westgrove Hotel and Conference Centre Clane, County Kildare….about 26 minutes from Dublin.
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