Coca Cola / Fifa World cup Football Ranking (Male category)

1. Spain
2. Germany
3. Colombia
4. Argentina
5. Netherlands
6. Italy
7. Portugal
8. Croatia
9. Brazil
10. Belgium
11. Greece
12. Uruguay
13. Cote d’Ivoire
14. Bosnia-Herzegovina
15. England
16. Switzerland
17. Russia
18. Ecuador
19. Peru
20. Mexico
21. Chile
22. U.S.A
23. France
24. Ghana
25. Norway
26. Czech Republic
27. Denmark
28. Mali
29. Montenegro
30. Ukraine
31. Sweden
32. Hungary
33. Romania
34. Algeria
35. Nigeria
36. Venezuela
37. Albania
38. Japan
39. Costa Rica
40. Australia
41. Serbia
42. Burkina Faso
43. Korea Republic
44. Republic of Ireland
45. Slovenia
46. Wales
47. Tunisia
48. Paraguay
49. Cape Verde Islands
50. Scotland

Afrocandy Blasts Nigerians For Being Hypocrites

According to Afrocandy, Nigerians are shameless hypocrites who pay cable channels money to watch Big Brother Africa sex scenes in private and then come out in public to preach end time to her for her soft porn movies. *lol*

 

When her fans attacked her on Facebook for asking Nigerians to kiss her 'juicy brown butt', see Afrocandy's reply after the cut...

 

 

Actress Halima Abubakar wonders why people are so interested in celebs and their relationship status

The Sultry actress explains her relationship status in a new interview and wonders why people are so interested in celebs and their relationship status...

"My love life right now is actually quite boring. I am resting my head, heart, body and everything that has to do with love for now. There's nothing like a love life to talk about at the moment. But why are people so interested in other people's love life? Especially celebrities? If you're in a relationship, they will talk. If you're single, they will talk. You marry, they talk. You divorce, they also talk. What exactly do they want?"

 Oya AOB readers, kilefe ooo??? lol

“I would not worship an Homophobic God”…Retired Bishop, Desmond Tutu says.

Desmond Mpilo Tutu born October 7, 1931 is a South African social rights activist and retired Anglican bishop who rose to worldwide fame during the 1980s as an opponent of apartheid. The 81 year old activist, along with the UN Human Rights Chief, Navi Pillay and the openly gay Constitutional Court Judge Edwin Cameron spoke at the launch of the UN’s first global campaign to promote gay rights.
“Although gay relationships are legal in South Africa, the country has had some of the worst incidences of homophobic violence, UN human rights chief Navi Pillay said.
‘I am as passionate about this campaign as I ever was about apartheid. For me, it is at the same level,’ the 81-year-old archbishop said at the launch of the Free and Equal campaign in Cape Town.
Same-sex relationships are illegal in more than a third of countries around the world and punishable by death in five, Ms Pillay said.
In Africa, homosexual acts are criminalised in 38 countries, according to the rights group Amnesty International.
Tutu, who retired as Archbishop of Cape Town in 1996, has long campaigned for gay rights. 
‘I would refuse to go to a homophobic heaven. No, I would say sorry, I mean I would much rather go to the other place,’ he said.
‘I would not worship a God who is homophobic and that is how deeply I feel about this.’

Archbishop Tutu said the campaign against homophobia was on a par with the campaign to end the official racial segregation that split South Africa until it was formally ended in 1994.
‘I am as passionate about this campaign as I ever was about apartheid. For me, it is at the same level,’ he added.
Ms Pillay said gay and lesbian people in South Africa had good legal safeguards but they still faced brutal attacks. 
Last month, a lesbian was found dead in a township outside Johannesburg. She had been sexually assaulted with a toilet brush.
‘People are literally paying for their love with their lives,’ Ms Pillay said, AFP news agency reported.
Ms Pillay said the UN will push for gay rights to be recognised in countries where they are illegal.

Pillay,Tutu and Cameron.

 

‘I constantly hear governments tell me, ‘but this is our culture, our tradition and we can’t change it’… So we have lots of work to do,’ she added.
When US President Barack Obama visited Senegal at the start of his visis to Africa in June, he urged African nations to decriminalise homosexual acts.
But he was publicly rebuffed by President Macky Sall of Senegal while the pair were sharing a podium. President Sall said Senegal was not ready to make the step.
Other African faith leaders including Kenyan Catholic Cardinal John Njue also rejected Obama’s comments. 

Sean Tizzle and Anna Banner cover August issue of Redsheet magazine

The Sho'le crooner Sean Tizzle and 2013 Most Beautiful Girl in Nigeria Anna Banner cover the August edition of The Redsheet Magazine.

Hottie Alert: Toke Makinwa

Radio and Television personality, Toke Makinwa who has a Vblog (video blog) on YouTube and an OAP for Rhythm 93.7fm is currently causing a stir in the Nigerian fashion scene.



A good stir that is. Her choice of designer garbs have just  been going from fabulous to more fab…check out her lastest Sheer outfit.

Then the face off in ‘Mercy blue Tribal print’ dress, who wore it better between Christian Milan and Toke Makinwa ( Yup! I excluded Lil Kim, because to me, that should not even be there in the first place).

who wore it better in your opinion?

whatever you are selling Toke, we are buying. Love her nice voluminous center parted hairstyle, simple understated makeup and red matte lipstick we only ask that you lose the duck face x_x.

Actress Lola Alao remarries

Many years after ending her first marriage, the controversial Yoruba actress Lola Alao remarries. The mother of one married her US based lover Wale Ajibola, in Atlanta yesterday. Big Congrats to them!