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[IMG]In a never-before-seen photo, US rapper and entertainer, Nicki Minaj took it all off to pose on the cover King’s Magazine. Known for always pushing boundaries, she sure would give her fans a reason to gasp in awe. Bet she earned top dollar for this.[/IMG] Last edited by egor.zekov; Yesterday at 09:16 AM .

1 July, 2013 Arts and Entertainment Nigerian singing sensation, Ice Prince has been provided with the "Best African Act" award at the BET Awards show which were held yesterday in Los Angeles. The artiste finally made away with the award after he lost it to Wizkid and Sarkodie who were announced joint winners in 2012. Fans are already congratulating the Oleku singer on this prestigious award.

1 July, 2013 Local Each time the wife of the President, Patience Jonathan, hits the road with her long motorcade, including bulletproof and bombproof limousines, or is having a whale of a time at an event, drivers and commuters who find themselves on her routes always have to live with the bitter experience of the encounter. As police empty the roads of traffic, forcing drivers to wait as her glamorous convoy drifts by, motorists are trapped in traffic for hours on end, while social and economic life of the affected community is brought to a halt abruptly. The recent visit of Mrs. Jonathan to Port Harcourt, the Rivers State capital, in which her security details forcibly grounded the movement of residents, is the latest of such excesses that Nigerians have been forced to endure for the past three years. This impunity must stop. According to newspaper reports, Mrs. Jonathan’s security arrangement paralysed activities in the Po...

30 June, 2013 Politics Cape Town — US President Barack Obama warned Sunday that Africa could only fulfil its rising potential with leaders who serve their people, not tyrants who enrich themselves. In a strident call for democratic change and good governance, Obama used the political legacy of ailing Nelson Mandela and South Africa's emergence from grim years of apartheid as proof that freedom will ultimately prevail. "In too many countries, the actions of thugs and warlords and human traffickers hold back the promise of Africa," Obama said at a speech at Cape Town University. "America cannot put a stop to these tragedies alone, and you don't expect us to. That is a job for Africans. But we can help you and we will help you," he said, announcing major new US programs to boost electricity and health care. "History shows us that progress is only possible where governments exist to serve their peo...