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Fresh off of her grand slam  victory  at Wimbledon, Serena Williams candidly acknowledged  the physical toll tennis has exacted on her body and an awareness that, at age 33, she has begun to position herself for life after tennis. “We were so fast,” Serena said of herself and her sister, Venus, in an interview published  in Wednesday’s issue of  New York  magazine,   before laughing at her inadvertent slippage into the past tense. “We are,” she said. “We were. Gosh, is this over?” Not that the tennis champ has a shortage of opportunities beyond court. She said she and her sister “brought fashion back to tennis” with a new line of athletic clothing, and is currently modeling her latest clothing line in an eye-popping photo shoot.

In a bid to glorify God and break world’s record, Pastor Enoch Adejare Adebayo embarked on the construction of a mega ultra modern auditorium that will contain 12 million people but sadly the project has been delayed due to the terrible economic situation in the country. Pastor Adeboye urged people to donate so as to complete the project before December. “For the first time, in my life, I became ‘fine bara'(a beggar), by telling people to give offering and donate to the auditorium online”, he told the congregation at the end of the Holy Ghost Service, early today. Adeboye urged members to donate to the auditorium project, even as little as N1000, so that the auditorium could be ready in December for the yearly congress.

Ex-President of Nigeria, Chief Olusegun Obasanjo has revealed reasons for the allegations that he hates the media. The Owu high chief disclosed to Premium Times Correspondent in Ogun State that he commends journalists but detests ‘irresponsible journalism’. In his words, ‘I remain myself and I will continue to remain myself in being blunt. I don’t hate the media, but there are some bad eggs in the profession,and this must not be allowed,and the truth must be told. However,not all journalists are bad.’ Stressing that he was not against genuine criticism from the media, saying, journalists are expected to play meaningful roles in the society, Obasanjo said ‘bad journalism’ should not be allowed to strive. While advising practitioners to remain sincere and committed to the ethics of the profession, the former president disclosed that he wrote extensively the menace in the profession in his book, My Watch.

Would YOU have sex with a robot? Experts claim it will be a norm in the next 50 years. Pictured above is android Anita from Channel 4 drama Humans, who at one point in the drama is used as a sex bot by a married man, causing problems in the marriage. The sex scene between the man and her shocked audiences. According to academic Dr Helen Driscoll, a sex psychologist, in a blog post for the Huffington Post, humans spend more time in virtual realities – including online gaming and social media. And our physical relationships will come to be seen as primitive in the near future as humanity embraces machines as partners. Sex mannequins that you can order online already exist, and rapid advances in technology will enable them to ‘come to life’. Robophilia – the word for a sexual attraction to robots – seems like an alien concept to us now, but could become the norm as our attitudes catch up to the technology. ‘As virtual reality becomes more realistic and immersive and is able to m...

An Indian teenager is worshipped as a god because he has a 7ins ‘tail’. Arshid Ali Khan, 13, has become a divine symbol in the state of Punjab. Locals have hailed him a reincarnation of the Hindu monkey god Hanuman – and refer to him as Balaji. ‘I feel neither good nor bad about having a tail.’ Arshid lives with his grandfather, Iqbal Qureshi, and two uncles, after his father died when he was four and his mother remarried.  Locals have hailed Arshid a human reincarnation of the Hindu monkey god Hanuman Some people believe that if they worship Arshid their wishes will come true Mr Qureshi, a music instructor, said: ‘When he spoke for the first time at the age on one all he spoke was the names of Gods from different religions. ‘It was that day I realised that he had something divine and godly about him.’ He added: ‘It does not matter whether we are Muslims or Hindus, I think there is just one path for spiritualism.’ Arshid’s home has been converted into a templ...

India’s foremost HIV/AIDS researcher Dr. Suniti Solomon, who documented the nation’s first HIV case before setting up the first voluntary testing and counseling center for the disease, died Tuesday at her home in the southern city of Chennai. Solomon,  who was 76 , began tracking the infection at a time when many in the country were reluctant to delve into what was a little known field. In 1986, her discovery of the infection in six blood samples collected from female sex workers in southern India generated headlines internationally. Speaking to TIME  in September 1986, after the first Indian cases had been documented, a former senior medical official said: “We in India have been shaken and face a moment of truth.” Trained in the U.K., the U.S. and Australia, Solomon won a string of awards for her HIV/AIDS work. Her pioneering research was prompted by reports on HIV in international journals. “Those were the days when I was reading a lot of foreign journals on the HIV and...

THREE students affected by the recent upward review of university admission cut-off marks by the University of Lagos (UNILAG) and Lagos-based rights group, the Socio-Economic Rights and Accountability Project (SERAP) have sued the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) and the authorities of UNILAG to court over “outrageous cut-off marks decisions.” The applicants in a suit filed yesterday on their behalf at the Federal High Court, Lagos by SERAP’s Executive Director, Adetokunbo Mumuni are seeking an order stopping JAMB, UNILAG and others from implementing the decision. SERAP and the affected students namely; Adeola Hammed Ayobami, Abass Ololade and Abass Ajibola are also seeking an order directing the respondents individually and/or collectively to reverse the decision to increase the cut-off point to 250 after stating publicly that it would be 180 and to fully and effectively implement the publicly announced 180 cut-off point In the suit marked: FHC/L/CS/1139/2015, the ...

Check this out, Lagos State polytechnic Seminar defence...what a lovely day. Featuring Mr Fola Akinrinola, Mr. Aremu, Mr. Gbadamosi and Mr. Oshun.

Best Female:  Yemi Alade (Nigeria) Best Male:  Davido (Nigeria) Best Group:  P-Square (Nigeria) Best New Act Transformed by Absolut: Patoranking (Nigeria) Best Hip Hop:   Cassper Nyovest (South Africa) Best Collaboration : AKA, Burna Boy, Da LES & JR: “All Eyes On Me” (SA/Nigeria) Song of the Year:  Mavins: “Dorobucci” (Nigeria) Best Live:  Diamond Platnumz (Tanzania) Video of the Year:   “Nafukwa” – Riky Rick; Director: Adriaan Louw Best Pop & Alternative:  Jeremy Loops (South Africa) Best Francophone:  DJ Arafat (Ivory Coast) Best Lusophone:  Ary (Angola) Personality of the Year:   Trevor Noah (South Africa) MAMA Evolution:  D’Banj (Nigeria) Best International:  Nicki Minaj Artist of the Decade:  P-Square MTV Base Leadership Award:  Saran Kaba Jones & S’Bu Mavundla

Togolesse striker Emmanuel Adebayor recent change of religion  has given him a new tool to face his challenges with  and Adebayor is wishing his fellow Muslims a happy Eid Mubarak.   Through his instagram page, Adebayor wished everyone a happy Eid Mubarak along with a photo of himself wearing the popular Arabian white thawb and an ankle-length white shirt. He covered his head with shumagg, a heavy red and white scarf-like head cover.

A 7.0-magnitude earthquake struck off the coast of the Solomon Islands on Saturday, the US Geological Survey said, but the threat of a Pacific tsunami in the tremor-prone region was thought to have mostly passed. The shallow tremor was centred about 78 kilometres (48 miles) west-northwest of Lata in the Solomon Islands and about 583 kilometres from the capital Honiara, it said, after revising it down from an initial estimate of 7.5. Geoscience Australia, which estimated the quake at 7.3-magnitude, said it was possible that a local tsunami could have been generated within several hundred kilometres (miles) of the jolt. But the Hawaii-based Pacific Tsunami Warning Center, which said its estimate on the quake’s size was 6.9, said that based on all data available “the tsunami threat from this earthquake has now mostly passed”. “Minor sea level fluctuations of up to 0.3 metres above and below the normal tide may continue over the next few hours,” it added. The Solomons are part o...

Film maker Tyler Perry appealed on Friday for prayers and respect for the daughter of late singer Whitney Houston as the young woman hangs onto life in a Georgia hospice. The writer and director of the hit “Madea” movies condemned the “blatant disrespect, lies, and ignorance” that have been circulating about Bobbi Kristina Brown, 22, whose family said they had placed her “in God’s hands” three weeks ago.  Celebrity news website TMZ.com and other outlets printed a photo this week that showed a large white tent had been set up at the back of the hospice where Bobbi Kristina is being cared for, fueling speculation that she may be near death. Earlier this month, TMZ reported that a photo was being shopped to the media of the young woman in her hospice bed. TMZ said it declined to take the photo. “May I ask you all to please show some decency and respect? Not only to Krissi’s family, but also to the other families that are there in this place,” Perry, who was a close friend of Wh...

There are reports that a twin explosion just rocked Damaturu. This is happening just hours after a bomb blast at the Gombe main market on Thursday evening that left no fewer than 48 people dead.

Wizkid has invaded the international music scene..Songwriter ,instrumentalist and singer,Ellie Goulding gushed about his Ojuelegba remix with Drake .. For those who don’t know her, Ellie sang the hit 50shades of Grey soundtrack “Love me Like you do”..

Rukayat Adesina, a 27-year-old hairdresser residing at 7, Almaroof Street, Ijaiye-Ojokoro, Lagos State, is in the dock in an Ikeja Magistrates’ Court for allegedly pouring hot water mixed with pepper on her neighbour, Taiwo Olajide, during a disagreement. According to the prosecutor in the case, Corporal Kehinde Olatunde, the incident happened at the compound both ladies stay, on July 12, 2015. Olatunde told the court that the complainant was coming from the bathroom with only her towel tied around her body when Adesina accosted her and emptied the substance on her, causing her skin to peel off. “The complainant was coming from the bathroom when the accused poured the substance on her, which peeled her skin from head to toe.” Corporal Olatunde said that the hairdresser had suspected the victim of dating her husband and had earlier confronted her and the quarrel had been settled by fellow tenants. “She had vowed to disfigure the complainant so that her face and body will no l...

The luxury car brand  has announced  it will be "taking off for the Moon" by providing support to a team competing to win Google's Lunar XPRIZE to transport a rover to the surface of Earth's natural satellite, drive at least 500 metres and transmit high definition video back to Earth. The $30 million Lunar XPRIZE, covered recently in WIRED, started with more than 25 teams and has now been whittled down to 16 from around the world including Brazil, Italy, Hungary, Japan, Israel, Malaysia, Canada, Chile, and the United States. 

Google has created one of its most ingenious  Google Doodles  ever, but unless you're either doing your web searches from Japan or a massive fan of Japanese cult  cinema , you'd likely never know. Currently, the Japanese homepage is paying tribute  to legendary filmmaker Eiji Tsubaraya with a mini-game collection. Playable entirely in-browser, the  Warioware -style  offering is a loving nod to Tsubaraya's work and career. 

What a night of majesty. Nawair Deen ikorodu hosted their Lailatul Quadri on 16th of July 2015, really awesome and mighty. Truly, Allah is one...See pictures below.

Autumn Veatch, 16, couldn't tell the 911 operator where in the Washington state wilderness the small plane went down. Somehow, she survived; her grandparents apparently didn't. Covered in burns and bruises, Autumn hiked out of the rugged North Cascades Mountains two days after Saturday's crash, police said. She flagged down a passing motorist, who drove her to a store in Mazama, Washington, near the Canadian border. The man called police before handing Autumn the phone. "So tell me exactly what happened," the dispatcher told the girl, according to a transcript of the call. "I was riding from Kalispell, Montana, to Bellingham, Washington, and ... well, I don't know where, but we crashed and I was the only one that made it out," Autumn said calmly and in a low voice.  Autumn was flying with her grandparents, Leland and Sharon Bowman, in a small private plane when it apparently ran into trouble. Jessica Jerwa, a spokeswoman for the Washingt...