Next question’ — EFCC Chairman Ibrahim Magu refuses to answer question on Tinubu’s alleged ‘bullion vans’

 

The acting chairman of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), Ibrahim Magu who had an interactive session with journalists at the anti-graft agency's headquarters in Abuja on Friday November 1, reportedly refused to answer a question on petition for an investigation over an alleged cash-laden bullion vans linked to former Governor of Lagos and All Progressives Congress Chieftain, Bola Tinubu. 

Recall that on the eve of the presidential election in February, photos of two bullion vans allegedly driven into Tinubu’s Bourdillon residence in Lagos went viral on social media. The EFCC got a petition from activist Deji Adeyanju on October 5, calling for a probe of what the bullion vans were used for. 

The EFCC boss who refused answering a question on the petition reportedly told a journalist “You want me to talk about a petition here? Next question, please.” 

Michael Jackson tops Forbes' list of highest-earning dead celebrities for the seventh year in a row (See full list)

 

Late Pop King, Michael Jackson, who died in 2009 of homicide involving a combination of drugs, has topped the Forbes' list of highest-earning dead celebrities for the seventh year in a row, raking in $60million since October 2018.

In the list published this week, Michael Jackson's music streams increased to 2.1 billion in the US, compared to 1.8 billion the year before. His Mijac Music catalog, Sony deal, and a Las Vegas show have also continued to contribute to his fortune.

American rapper Nipsey Hussle, who was shot and killed on March 31, also made it to the list at the No. 10 spot with $11 million. 

My wife won't cry If I'm shot - President Trump jokes

During a recent private fundraising event, President Trump joked that his wife Melania would not cry if he was shot.

The dinner, intended for House Republicans was held at Trump’s hotel in Washington, DC, and featured a lengthy speech from the president that reportedly devolved into a roast of GOP members, as well as his own wife.

Ghanaian singer, Badgirl Nafisah removes her panties on stage (video)

Ghanaian singer Badgirl Nafisah initiated a dramatic scene by removing her g-string on stage during a recent live performance. 

Nafisah who before now showed radio personalities her panties during an interview, went on to wave her pink panties while the huge audience she performed to cheered her on.

Here is a link video of the raunchy performance by the Ghanaian songstress below; 

Jennifer Lopez accidentally shows off her private part as she arrives in St. Tropez for Magic Johnson's Birthday (18+Photo)

Jennifer Lopez accidentally exposed herself as she arrived in St. Tropez for Magic Johnson's 60th Birthday on Sunday, September 1. 

As she was making her way to Nikki Beach in St. Tropez, the singer's floral split skirt which she rocked with a white crop shirt exposed her private part.

HOW TO LAST LONG IN BED DURING SEX WITHOUT TAKING DRUGS

Ways to last longer in bed
Whether you experience premature ejaculation, erectile dysfunction, or whether you just want to hold out longer than you already do, here are some tips on how to last longer in bed:

1*Foreplay: Sex is more than simply penetration. Foreplay can greatly increase the sexual experience in terms of both time and pleasure.
Behavioural Techniques: Try the ‘squeeze technique’ (squeeze the penis tip near climax to prevent ejaculation), and the stop-start technique (reduce simulation when nearing climax).More details can be found here.

2*Mental Distraction: An old classic. During sex focus on your attention on something deeply unerotic such as multiplication tables. This can reduce the enjoyment of the act itself but is often effective in delaying ejaculation.
Slow Down: Generally, the faster the man has sex, the quicker he ejaculates. Rapid, hard thrusts result in a faster climax. A slower, more measured technique means the penis tip is less stimulated and ejaculation delayed. It also allows for greater control over ejaculation.

3*Masturbate: Masturbation is perfectly healthy and natural. Masturbating regularly can help build up your stamina and thus enable you to last longer during sex. You can also practice behavioural techniques while masturbating so you are more comfortable using them during sex.

4*Condoms: Condoms decrease sensitivity and therefore usually increase the time taken to ejaculate. They also have the added bonus of preventing sexually transmitted disease and unwanted pregnancies.
Communication: Make sure you let your partner know what works for you and what doesn’t. An open attitude towards sex should also relax you more and lessen the nerves that cause a swift ejaculation.

Treatments:
Men who regularly experience premature ejaculation or erectile dysfunction may find treatment is the best option. There are a number of easy, effective treatments for both conditions. Prescription treatments are outlined below. Counselling is another option, highly effective for those who condition is psychological.

Mr Latin: Movie stars to be placed on health insurance to avoid embarrassment

Bolaji Amusan, national president of the Theatre Arts and Motion Pictures Producers Association of Nigeria (TAMPAN), says the association is working on placing members on health insurance to avoid embarrassment when an actor is seriously ill.

Speaking to NAN on Friday, the actor, who is popularly referred to as Mr Latin said plans are also in the works to ensure that the quality of movies produced improve.

According to him, a seven-member committee has been set up to proffer solutions to most of the problems encountered in the industry, while the association would ensure their suggestions are implemented.

He listed the committee members as Antar Laniyan, Peju Ogunmola, Adebayo Tijani, Muyiwa Ademola, Razak Ojopagogo and Femi Adebayo, with Odunlade Adekola, as chairman.

Davido: I paid £55,000 to wait for seats to be filled at O2 Arena

David ‘Davido’ Adeleke, a Nigerian Afropop singer, says he had to pay £55,000 at his January concert that held at the O2 Arena for the show to start late.

The ‘Fall’ singer, who is currently on a tour in the United States, told New York’s DJ Ebro that he had to do so to avoid performing to a half-filled hall.

“I was scared though, because … first of all, you know how we Africans do, we’re always late, we take time,” he said in an interview with Hot 97 FM.

“They said I gotta get on stage by 8, and I said alright and then by 8 o’clock my boy come tell me that brother you can’t go on stage right now and I say what you mean, he said brother everybody is still walking around, I looked at the stadium, half empty. I was going crazy.”