Femi Fani Kayode's Reaction To President's State Of Emergency.

Tuesday, May 14, 2013
This is what FEMI FANI KAYODE HAD TO SAY ABOUT PRESIDENT'S STATE OF EMERGENCY

''I am impressed and encouraged by the tough talk that our President indulged in tonight but I have never heard of a State of Emergency where the governors and other political office holders in the affected states are given the opportunity to "remain in office". This has never happened before in the history of Nigeria.

As far as I am concerned President Jonathan's declaration of a State of Emergency in Borno, Yobe and Adamawa states is too little and too late. The governor's and ALL political office holders in the affected states should have been completely removed and the whole state should have been run by a Federal Government appointed civilian Administrator who would then have the full backing of the military.

That is what is meant to happen when a State of Emergency is declared. Sadly Jonathan did not have the guts to go all the way and to remove the governors and this half-measure that he has put in place will not have the desired effect. This is another lost opportunity. What a pity." 

And Just minutes after President Jonathan declared a State of Emergency in Borno State and two other states, the Secretary of the Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN) in the state, Reverend Faye Pama Musa was killed by suspected Boko Haram members. This happened around 7.30pm on the 15th of march.

Reverend Pama Musa, who was the head pastor of a pentecostal church in Maiduguri, was shot dead inside his GRA home by two gunmen who trailed him to his residence. The head quarters of Borno CAN have confirmed his killing. WHAT IS YOUR REACTION TO THIS!!!

Beyonce Confesses: "I would not be the woman I am if I did not go home to that man."

Here is Mrs Carter talking about how she would not be the woman she is today if not for her husband...
hmmmm here we go again with the power couple!!!
Beyonce appears on "Oprah's Next Chapter" this weekend, and she has opened up about her daughter, her passion for performing, and the love of her life - husband Jay Z
Three months after she gave birth to Blue Ivy the pop star did a concert, calling the decision "really crazy."

"I clearly had never given birth and didn't know that I would gain 60 pounds," she told Oprah. "Is that what you gained?" the talk show host pressed. "Fifty-seven pounds," Beyonce clarified.

The singer added, "I feel so fortunate to do my job. I love my job. I love singing. I love the way it feels."
 Beyonce balances being a fierce independent woman with someone who also adores and loves her man, Oprah points out in the interview.

"I would not be the woman I am if I did not go home to that man," Beyonce agrees. "It just gives me such a foundation."


Beyonce says Jay-Z has helped her "on so many levels."  The twosome were friends for over a year before they started dating. "That foundation is so important in a relationship," Beyonce says.

Micheal Jackson's Heart Was Visible From His Skin


According to starpulse.com

Michael Jackson was reportedly so pale-skinned and emaciated in the days before his death that his beating heart was visible through his skin, according to a testimony heard in court last week.

During the trial for the wrongful death suit Jackson's mother Katherine brought against concert promoter AEG Live, Michael's long-time makeup artist Karen "Turkle" Faye made the revelation when took the stand to testify on behalf of the plaintiff.

Faye said she was backstage at the Staples Center in Los Angeles, where Jackson was rehearsing for his residency at London's O2 Arena, when the star's costume designer Michael Blush told her he had seen the star withoug his shirt.

"He said, 'Oh my God, Turkle, I could see Michael's heart beat through the skin in his chest,'" Faye said. "It was like, 'Oh my God!' He was pretty much in shock."

Faye, 60, helped ready Jackson's body for his casket after his death, and she said that she was approached and asked to "help retouch" footage of the singer for his concert documentary, "This Is It," which was released posthumously.

The makeup artist said she declined to work on the project because it was obviously to help cover up any evidence of Jackson's failing health.

"It was a lie," she says. "I didn't want a lie. Everybody was lying after he died, [saying] that Michael was well. Everybody knew that he wasn't. I felt retouching Michael was just a part of that lie."

Jackson's choreographer, Alif Sankey, also testified last week, saying that she had concerns about the singer's health in the weeks before he died. Sankey said he looked unprepared for his 50-concert run at the O2.

Sankey says she sent her assessment of Michael's health to AEG tour director Kenny Ortega, who ignored her concerns.

Jackson's mother is suing the concert promoters for $40 Billion for the wrongful death of her son.
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