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The Earthquake Your home is one of the biggest purchases you’re going to make in your entire life, but that doesn’t mean you can’t live somewhere you thoroughly enjoy, too. The following homes were designed by someone who spent a little too much time in their childhood with Dr. Seuss books, though that’s certainly not a bad thing. If you’re looking for the weird, the wonderful, or just downright odd, then these houses are the top of the list. The Bunker This is the type of home one would build when they expect the zombie apocalypse to occur within a year’s time. However, it’s also pretty nifty. The entrance appears rather large, with windows adorning most of the free stone space. The interior is submerged underneath the hill, allowing for those living within to find peace and quiet. Topsy-Turvy All across the United States, homes that have been completely flipped upside down as an attraction are made available for a few dollars. Just imagine living inside one such ho

President Goodluck Jonathan will formally hand over power to the President-elect, Maj.-Gen. Muhammadu Buhari (retd.), on May 28, about 24 hours before Buhari’s inauguration. Minister of Information, Senator Patricia Akwashiki, disclosed this to State House correspondents on Wednesday at the end of the Federal Executive Council (FEC) meeting presided over by Jonathan, Punch reports. According to Akwashiki, President Jonathan will hand over to General Buhari at a dinner on the eve of the May 29 Democracy Day. Outgoing president, Goodluck Jonathan and President-elect, Gen. Muhammadu Buhari, smile profusely She said,  “By May 28, the President intends to have the formal handing over done at a dinner so that we can reserve May 29 for the incoming government. “By May 28, we are expected to have concluded our own government and we are welcoming the incoming government. “Also you know May 29 is our Democracy Day. So, we have activities lined up all through that week, showcasi

Nigeria’s minister of finance and coordinating minister for the economy, Dr Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, has offered the president-elect, Muhammadu Buhari, a word of advice concerning the diversification of the country’s revenue sources. Okonjo-Iweala, who spoke yesterday in Washington DC on the theme:  “Beyond the oil”   at a forum tagged:  “A conversation with Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala” , said the incoming government should tinker with the option of raising the Value Added Tax (VAT), which at its present five per cent level, she pointed out, is the lowest in the world. Raising the margin by another five per cent, Okonjo-Iweala argued, would make a difference in increasing revenue. She revealed that the proposal is already included in the 2015 budget before the National Assembly. “We can look at other taxes, like the VAT, which is in the budget for 2015. We have the lowest VAT in the world, which can be doubled. This can bring another $3billion into the revenue profile,”  Mrs. Okonjo-Iw

b It shouldn’t come as much of a surprise that Australia is one of the craziest places on earth–but what else would you expect from a country founded by prisoners on a continent isolated from the rest of the world for some 40 million years! Don’t believe us? Then check out this headline: Top End man attacked by croc, escaped by wrestling and poking it in the eyes, then drank beer as first aid. Yes, it’s real. Still need more proof? Here are 17 pictures that prove Australia is the craziest: ntnews.com.au Not only are crocodiles present throughout Australia, but they’re also  huge . This saltwater croc caught on film is estimated to be about five and a half meters–or some 18 feet–in length. Sure… the dinosaurs went extinct, but with creatures like this still around, the question remains: who needs them? We’re not sure how you feel, but we would certainly respond “not us.” ntnews.com.au And what’s more, Australia’s crocodiles aren’t afraid to leave their aquat

Email 1 44 Muhammadu Buhari, the president-elect, has re-stated his commitment to ensuring positive change in the country; however, he urged Nigerians not to expect immediate results from the newly elected administration after it takes office on May 29, The Nation reports. The All Progressives Congress politician made the claim on April 15, Wednesday, in his hometown Daura, Katsina state, when visited by some senators and representatives. “People should not expect change immediately because of accumulation of problems in the country. There is need for more time and prayer from the public for the incoming administration to handle matters and bring change. READ ALSO:  Major Political Shake-Up! Buhari Set To Scrap Ministers Of State “I am affirming my commitment to fighting economic sabotage, insecurity, bribery and corruption.” Alhaji Muhammadu Badaru Abubakar, the Jigawa state governor-elect, who was also among Buhari’s guests, vowed to support the incoming All Pro