Edeson Online News: 10/26/12

Friday 26 October 2012

What is Wrong with This PICTURE? Mikel Obi and Jay Z Displaying Illuminati Sign

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Insiders say top Nollywood actress and movie producer Uche Jumbo found out she needed corrective eye surgery after going for a routine eye test to get a driver's license in America.

A 25-year-old unemployed man, Ade Akindele, has been arraigned before Ojo Magistrate Court in Lagos, for allegedly stealing a King James Version of the Bible valued at N1,000, from a shop.

A 10 year-old primary school pupil, has been appointed by giant British airline, Virgin Atlantic as its first Junior Approvals Manager for its refurbished Boeing 747

plane.

Sources Say He is Now Recuperating from Severe Injuries:: P-DIDDY is thought to have been hurt in a car crash in Los Angeles. The car he was travelling in was hit by another vehicle in front of the Beverly Hills Hotel. Lt Lincoln Hoshino of the Beverly Hills force says that P-DIDDY was a passenger in an

Contrary to the earlier report that Governor Danbaba Suntai of Taraba State was dead, As at the time of filing this NEWS, a report from Radio Nigeria Capital Fm Abuja said the governor actually survived the plane crash. Governor of Taraba State, Danbaba Suntai is in hospital after surviving a plane crash.

Transportation and prices of basic commodities in various markets within the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), yesterday skyrocketed, as residents embarked on last minutes shopping for today’s Eid-el-Kabir celebration. NEWSMEN checks at the various major markets in the nation’s capital showed a remarkable rise in prices of commodities, especially those considered essential for Sallah celebrations such as ram, rice, oil and spices.

Jaspal Bhatti died after the car in which he was traveling in hit a trawler near Shahkot in Nakodar area of the district around 1 am, Mr Bhatti’s associate Vinod Sharma told PTI.

Mr Sharma said that Jaspal Bhatti was going to Jalandhar from Bhatinda for the promotion of his Punjabi film Power Cut .

Abia State Commissioner of Police, Mr Ambrose Aisabor, has threatened to sack any policeman who accompanies revenue agents to collect revenue in the state. Aisabor issued the warning while interacting with journalists in his office in Umuahia on Thursday, the News Agency of Nigeria reports.

Governor of Bayelsa State, Seriake Dickson, on Wednesday signed the State Judiciary Autonomy Bill into law, granting financial independence to the third tier of government.

Assenting to the bill at the Executive Council Chambers of Government House in Yenagoa, the state capital, Dickson said the law underscored the importance his administration attached to efficient

Justin Bieber has broken another record. This time he has made history by becoming the first person to receive 3 billion views on YouTube. According to PerezHilton, it was just last year when Bieber became the first person ever to receive 2 billion views on YouTube.

Forbes released their annual list of highest paid TV actors, and Ashton Kutcher made it to the top of the list, overtaking Charlie Sheen. According to Earsucker, Sheen was named the highest paid TV actor last year, but this year Sheen did not make the list.

Microsoft on Thursday rolled out a new version of its flagship Windows operating system tailored for a world shifting from personal computers to smartphones and tablets.

The software giant gambled by changing long familiar user interface features to make Windows 8 compatible with trends toward keeping programs and data in the Internet “cloud” and relying on mobile gadgets at work and at home.

The rapid transformation of Lagos state in the last five years got the world’s attention over the weekend as Citigroup and Urban Land Institute, ranked her as one of two most innovative cities in Africa. The two bodies which assess cities worldwide in terms of sustainability and livability, ranked Lagos and Cape Town the most innovative cities in Africa in the list of the world’s 25 most innovative cities.

John Terry may join Valencia following his demand to leave Chelsea where he has played since he was 16 years old. John Terry was fined fined £220,000 by Chelsea following the outcome of the FA charge after he was found guilty of racially abusing QPR defender Anton Ferdinand.

Online retailer Amazon has reported a bigger than expected quarterly loss, led by its investment in struggling online deals service LivingSocial. Amazon made a loss of $274m (£170m) for the July to September period, compared with a profit of $63m a year earlier.