
It’s exactly two days to the much anticipated Born In Africa Festival, the biggest to ever happen this season. Still not sure if you should attend? If you all under any of these five categories, you should get your tickets and plan to attend already.
Art lovers

If you love visual arts and appreciate all the details and time put creating a piece of art, then you should come support and see award-winning visual artists; Uche Edochie, Olumide Onadipe, Isaac Emokpae and Tolu Aliki at the Arts Exhibition at BAFEST. Show starts from 9am on Sunday 16th December 2018.
Music lovers

All round music lovers; afropop, highlife, rap and other genres have more than enough choose from the line up of performing artistes at BAFEST this Sunday. Music stars like Awilo, Dbanj, Yemi Alade, Tiwa Savage, Olamide, Davdo, Kizz Daniel, Burna Boy, Falz, Flavour, Timaya and many more will be thrilling you to performances of their back to back hit at BAFEST from 6pm on Sunday.
Fashion Lovers

Do you love fashion and love to see your favorite models walk the runaway? If yes, the BAFEST fashion show has been packaged to meet of those needs. International designs like David Tlale, Torlowei and Tiffany Amber will be showcasing their 2019 collections while international models, Oluchi Millen Magese will be walking the runway. Fashion show starts at 9am on Sunday at the Eko Atlantic city
FIlm Lovers

If you’re a movie buff and love to see stories expressed in the most creative ways ever, you should come witness the screening of over 50 movies that will grace our screens next year. Movie producers, directors and actors are ready to get you captivated with their stories and cinematography. Come through!
Those who are happy to just see the end of 2018

If you are a fun lover and looking out for events to be at this weekend or if you just want to turn up and escape the hustle and bustle of Lagos, you should also be at #BAFEST this week. There are loads of activities to kee you relaxed and refreshed for the new week ahead. In short, everyone should plan to be at the Born In Africa Festival. Don’t be left out of the fun. See you on Sunday.







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Pop
icon, Janet Jackson,has been named as one of the stars that will be
inducted into The Rock & Roll Hall of Fame for 2019The 52-year-old
singer will be inducted alongside Radiohead, Stevie Nicks, Def Leppard,
The Cure, Roxy Music and the Zombies, who all will become class of
2019.“Janet Jackson has built a career so groundbreaking that she’s
immediately identifiable on a first-name basis,” the organization wrote
on its site. “She explored social issues, themes of empowerment and
self-confidence, and influenced generations with her stylized music
videos with innovative choreography.”Jackson celebrated the news on
Twitter. “We did it u guys,” the music icon wrote. “Thank U for all your
love and support.” We did it u guys Thank U for all your love and
support. #RockHall2019 pic.twitter.com/1APrRJdmTv— Janet Jackson
(@JanetJackson) December 13, 2018The induction ceremony will be held at
Brooklyn’s Barclays Center on Friday, March 29, 2019The Rock & Roll
Hall of Fame recognizes inductees for “having contributed over 25 years
of musical excellence.”
A
drug user who was sold flour instead of cocaine reported his
disappointment to a police officer in Peru.According to a video shared
online, the dealer deceived the buyer by handing over a plastic baggy
filled with what was supposed to be cocaine. But when the man tried to
snort it, he noticed it was flour.Disappointed, he saw a police officer
on a routine patrol shift and he approached him to report his failure to
purchase cocaine."I am from La Porra, I came to get my drugs, boss,"
the addict told the cop in a video shared online."And I want to file a
report because they’ve given me flour, boss."
The
drug abuser begged the cop to help him get his supply of cocaine and
the cop broke out laughing.He told the officer: "Help me out with that,
boss, because one comes here to get his drugs and they give you
flour."According to Article 299 of the Peruvian Penal Code, it is legal
in the South American country to possess up to two grams of cocaine or
at least five grams of coca paste for personal use.Planting coca plants -
which is the the material used for making cocaine - is legal in Peru
and coca leaves are sold in markets.
The
Vice President of Nigeria, Yemi Osinbajo's children have just completed
the compulsory one year National Youth Service Corps, NYSC.Kiki
Osinbajo and her brother, Laolu Osinbajo, began serving together and
they both just passed out with the latest batch of Corps members.
Below is what Kiki wrote.

Maiduguri-based
Rahma Monguno shared the story on Facebook today. Read below: "This is
Hafsat Umar, her father (Goni Umara Madu) was killed by insurgents a
few years ago, on his way to his night shift as a security guard at PZ,
located near Ngarnan. She had measles when she was about three, and
related or not, lost the use of her lower limbs ever since. Recently, I
posted Ahmed Suleimans situation, and mentioned there were others. I was
going to make a separate appeal for her and the others, but God so
kind, the Vice Principal who's number I gave out on the initial post,
called me and said a good Samaritan, who wished to remain anonymous, had
called, enquired, and sent him a donation for Ahmeds chair. We managed
to get two chairs, and this morning, Ahmed and Hafsat were both
delighted and grateful for their new found mobility. May the Almighty
bless the donor in ways she to doesn't expect , and thank you all for
the concern, shares and kind words." 



A widow staged a protest in her husband’s grave on Thursday at Wanyororo
cemetery in Bahati, Nakuru County, Kenya, after a suspect linked to his
murder was allegedly released from police custody.The deceased, 33
year-old Edward Mwangi was was found murdered in a farm in Wanyororo B
area in Bahati after being stabbed eight times on December 3, 2018.The
main suspect is said to have surrendered himself to the police and also
presented a knife he used to kill the deceased. Mr Mwangi’s family
claims the suspect was released the same day.On Thursday, his widow Mary
Wangari led a group of friends and relatives in demanding the arrest of
the suspect before the burial could proceed. They also vowed that no
burial will take place until the suspect is arraigned in court.“We will
not allow the funeral to take place until we get an explanation why the
main suspect was released,” said the widow.A rival group had dug a grave
at the Wanyororo cemetery on Thursday and wanted to proceed with the
burial.The deceased, a father of two and footballer in a local club, is
said to have engaged in a scuffle with the suspect who claimed he was
dating his wife before stabbing him to death.
Donald
Trump has denied directing his former lawyer Michael Cohen to break the
law.Cohen was on Wednesday sentenced to three years in jail after
admitting crimes including tax evasion and arranging illicit payments to
silence women who threatened Mr Trump's presidential campaign in
2016.After his sentencing, Trump tweeted: "I never directed Michael
Cohen to break the law. He was a lawyer and he is supposed to know the
law."It is called 'advice of counsel,' and a lawyer has great liability
if a mistake is made. That is why they get paid."
He
added in a follow-up tweet: "Cohen was guilty on many charges unrelated
to me, but he plead to two campaign charges which were not criminal and
of which he probably was not."See the rest of Trump's tweets in
reaction to Cohen's sentencing below.
The
Public Complaint Rapid Response Unit of the Nigeria Police force has
helped to reunite a young mother with her 4-year-old daughter two years
after separation.The Asistant Commisdioner of Police, (PCRRU) ACP
Abayomi Shogunle, who confirmed the news in a statement on Thursday,
said the child was forcefully taken away from her mother by her father's
family living in Kaduna State. Read full statement below:PUBLIC
COMPLAINT RAPID RESPONSE UNIT (PCRRU),On the 5th of December, 2018 at
about 11:00am one Ms. B (full name withheld due to privacy of her infant
daughter) came to the PCRRU and narrated how her little daughter was
forcefully taken away from her by the family of her estranged boyfriend
and father of the little girl who has since relocated to South Africa.
During the process of this traumatic ordeal in 2016, the said family
boasted that she will never be allowed access to her daughter again,
after which her daughter was taken to Kaduna, Kaduna state to stay with
the grandmother. She also stated that all efforts made to see her
daughter proved abortive as she was threatened with violence. That she
has also reported the matter to various authorities but no positive
response received.Her complaint was recorded as a distress call and
Tracking No. #PCRRU931805 issued. The case was immediately forwarded to
the Officer-in-Charge of Juvenile and Women Centre (JWC) of the Kaduna
State Police Command to investigate and ensure a decision is taken in
the best interest of the girl without further delay. Within five days,
the JWC was able to bring all the parties together during which it was
discovered that the little girl was more interested in being with her
biological mother and not her grandmother. Advise was also sought from
relevant experts and it was decided that this 4-year-old girl be
released to her biological mother considering the fact that her father
has relocated from Nigeria as Ms. B was also discovered to be a
responsible and working class woman.On 12.12.2018 (exactly one week
after the complaint was received), an elated Ms. B visited the PCRRU,
Force Headquarters, Abuja in company of her little daughter to express
her joy and happiness over the swift response of the Unit in “helping
her to get justice and helping the helpless people in the society”. She
also thanked and prayed for the Inspector-General of Police, IGP Ibrahim
Idris, NPM, mni and the entire officers and men of the Nigeria Police
Force regarding the good work they are doing across the country.T




