Nollywood Actor, Chinedu Ikedieze a.k.a Aki, Marries

Saturday,26^th  November 2011, will forever remain memorable in the life of actor, Chinedu Ikedieze a.k.a Aki as he celebrated his traditional wedding  with his darling, Nneoma Hope Nwajah.

 Family, friends and well-wishers gathered together for the elaborate traditional marriage which took place at the St.Theresa's Catholic Church Primary School field, Obolo, in Isiala Mbano LGA of Imo State.

The event attracted dignitaries from all walks of life including entertainers and politicians.

We wish our dear brother a happy married life.

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DIM CHUKWUEMEKA ODUMEGWU-OJUKWU IS DEAD

Dim Chukwuemeka Odumegwu-Ojukwu was born on 4 November 1933 at Zungeru in northern Nigeria to Sir Louis Phillippe Odumegwu Ojukwu, a businessman from Nnewi in south-eastern Nigeria.

At 13, his father sent him overseas to study in Britain, first at Epsom College, in Surrey and later earned a Masters degree in history at Lincoln College, Oxford University He returned

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MEMORIAL OF MARTIN LUTHER KING JR

President Obama at the Memorial

 

America on this day celebrated the memorial dedication of Martin Luther King Jr at the Washington National Mall.

The occasion was marked by speeches from civil rights leaders such as Rep. John Lewis (D-Ga.) and the Rev. Jesse Jackson, both of whom were associates of King, and the Rev. Al Sharpton culminated with a song from Aretha Franklin and an address from President Obama.   The MLK statue which was erected by Chinese sculptor Lei Yi Xin was unveiled, marking the first Black man to be honoured at the National Mall.

In his speech, President Obama reiterated the need to honour the speech “I have a dream” which according to him “gave birth to our deepest dreams and our most lasting ideas”.   

The occasion also recorded the unexpected appearance of Steve Wonder who sang the Happy Birthday, which chorused everywhere.

The MLK sculpture from a distance

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British Defence Secretary Liam Fox resigns

British Defence Secretary Liam Fox has resigned after a week of pressure over his working relationship with friend and self-styled adviser Adam Werritty. According to BBC, Mr Fox was being investigated amid claims he broke the ministerial code.

In a letter to David Cameron, Mr Fox said he had "mistakenly allowed" personal and professional responsibilities to be "blurred".
Mr Cameron said he was very sorry to see him go. Transport Secretary Philip Hammond will replace Mr Fox.
Labour said Mr Fox had not upheld the standards expected of ministers and his departure had been "inevitable".
The defence secretary has been under pressure since it emerged that Mr Werritty, a lobbyist, had met him on 18 foreign trips despite having no official role.
Mr Werritty, a former flatmate of Mr Fox and the best man at his wedding, handed out business cards suggesting he was his adviser and was present at meetings Mr Fox had with military figures, diplomats and defence contractors.

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IT HAPPENED AGAIN - BOMB BLAST

Another bomb blast in Abuja? This time, I felt the tremor from where I was in Asokoro. I heard a big bang and a tremor. I knew it was an explosion, but never suspected it was for destruction of lives and property. (I said to myself)The frequent constructions around the town could warrant any construction company to use explosives on their site, secondly, there is no government occasion being held around which could be target of bombers. The only occasion I knew happening at that particular moment was the birthday ceremony of  Cardinal Okojie, which is in Lagos (I was watching it on TV).  Within minutes, we could see thick smoke and I knew it was more than a construction company’s blast.

Yet I could not go anywhere because during incidents like this, a second one might happen and you might never know from where. Then came the news flash; Breaking news..  BOMB BLAST AT FORCE HEADQUARTERS CAR PACK. I knew it has happened again. 
Am even hearing it might be from a suicide bomber. Nigerians, we are graduating to worse. 

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