Jim Iyke Delivered demonic-possession at TB Joshua

NOLLYWOOD SUPERSTAR ACTOR JIM IYKE RECEIVES DELIVERANCE AT THE SCOAN!

Miss World 2013. Ghana's Naa Okailey Shooter places 3rd As Miss Philippines-Megan Young Wins Miss World 2013

Congrats to You Miss Naa Okailey

For the first time, Ghana has come within top 5 of the Miss World Beauty Pageant…

Ghana’s Naa Okailey Shooter (Miss Ghana 2012) has placed third at the 2013 Miss World Beauty Pageant which was held today at in Bali Indonesia with Miss France Marine Lorphelin having been named runner-up.

Miss Philippines-Megan Young has been crowned Miss World 2013…

The 23-year-old Phillipino beauty is currently studying digital film making. She has worked in films, television shows and as a presenter and wants to become a director in the future.

A big Harry Potter fan, Young enjoys playing video games during free time, according to Miss World Official website.

In the final round, the top six were asked to explain why they deserved to win the Miss World crown, to which Young said: “I will use my core values in my understanding, not only helping others but to show other people how they can understand others and together as one we shall help society.”

Here is a list of the winners of other contests:

Miss World 2013 Beauty with a Purpose – Ishani Shrestha, Nepal

Miss World 2013 Talent – Vania Larissa, Indonesia

Miss World 2013 Sportswoman – Jacqueline Steenbeek, Netherlands

Miss World 2013 Multimedia – Navneet Kaur Dhillon, India

Miss World 2013 Beach Fashion – Sancler Frantz, Brazil

Miss World 2013 Top Model – Megan Young, Philippines

Miss World 2013 People Champion – Maroua Kharbouch, Gibraltar

Meet the New Rising Nigerian Pop Star Olumiday

Olumiday is a Pop sensation that will get you serenade with his melody of Love, He speaks about heart touching issues majorly love and how to live happily. He is deep into his heart to tell his pains, what he have endured, where he was lacking behind, things he loves to change and how he wants to help, also he wants to see you happy, that is why h like to make you people dance. He nails from Ondo state Nigeria, grew up with his father,mother and 3 other siblings. Attended Rita International Primary School, went to stadium Grammar school, then Sanngo Senior secondary school, study for a short while in Yaba college of technology. he also went to Lagos state polytechnic, he left to University of Ado ekiti but eventually graduated from Olabisi Onabanjo University. Music have been his culture and have performed at different level on stage, in the studio and many more other places. he got a voice and he needs to be heard.

Sweet voice, lovely melody, relaxing to your soul also getting you off the wall, hit the dance floor and work it like no one ever done!!!

Basic Info

Genre: Afro Pop
General Manager: Nii K
Hometown: Lagos
Opened: 25 December 2012
Influences: Michael jackson,Bobby brown, Bob dylan, Stevie wonder, Usher and Neyo
Current Location: Accra

Follow him on Facebook:https://www.facebook.com/olumidaysings?hc_location=timeline

Ama Konadu Abebrese in Her African Print. She is looking Fab

Texas Mother Gives Birth to twins with Different Fathers!!!!

OK so, the woman gave birth to twins of different fathers, are you wondering how this happened. Well this means the woman has been sleeping with two men on the same day.

A Texas woman wasn’t planning on two conceptions for the record books.But that’s what she got — along with two beautiful boys — when she gave birth to twins of different fathers nearly a year ago.

“Both of them have similar appetites. They like to play with their older brothers. They like to play with each other,” Mia Washington told the TODAY show Thursday.

How did it happen? Every month a woman’s ovary releases one egg that can be fertilized by one sperm. But in this case, a pair of eggs emerged.

Sperm, meanwhile, can remain alive and well and viable for up to five days in the reproductive tract. Thus a woman can have sex with different men within those five days and the sperm “just kind of hang out there waiting for the egg to be released,” Dr. Hilda Hutcherson, Clinical Professor of Obstetrics and Gynecology at Columbia University, told Meredith Vieira on TODAY.

Washington, who just turned 20, admitted to her partner that she had sex with another man within that five-day window — hence, the double conception.

The mystery began to be solved when her partner, 44-year-old James Harrison, became concerned that Justin and Jordan, born only 7 minutes apart, looked so different. A paternity test followed.

When he discovered that Justin wasn’t his son, Harrison said, “I was hurt, torn apart — didn’t know what the next move was gonna be,” Harrison said in a taped NBC News segment.

Nonetheless, he’s loved both boys the same since then. “I raised him [Justin] from a baby all the way to now. He knows me as his father, and I know him as my son,” Harrison explained.

Teyana Taylor and Rihanna Beef on Twitter

Teyana Taylor quickly became a nationwide trending topic today when she stirred the waters in which Rihanna's "Navy" is anchored.

Two weeks ago, the G.O.O.D. Music rapper/singer posted an Instagram vid of her singing Anita Baker's "Caught in the Rapture." Earlier this morning, Rihanna posted to the same social media site a clip of her hairstylist Yusef singing the same segment of the song while wearing a long wig and a snapback — a style that's become a signature of sorts for Taylor.

TT allowed no time for that to marinate. She responded via Twitter with, "Don't play wit me @rihanna f--k all this industry s--t, YOU & I know each other VERY well. Throwing subs 4 wat? u got my #, don't show off."

Rih's super fans, who call themselves the "Navy," also got in on the war of words, to which Taylor responded, "y'all could bully everybody else & get away with that s--t but that s--t ain't gone work ova here. so y'all could miss me with that NAVY s--t."

In the begining of the spat, Rihanna's timeline was mostly out of the direct light: "Screaming in an empty room! #dontfeedtheanimals." Rih refused to directly mention Taylor until she posted a picture comparing her net worth ($90 million) to the Harlem-born singer's income ($500,000).

Taylor hit back at the slight with her own brand of venomous humor.
"90 million dollars & 90 million n----s diving in that b---h box," Taylor tweeted after changing the photo on her Twitter page to feature a photoshopped image of her punching Rihanna in a boxing match. It's no accident that Taylor used the infamous photograph of Rihanna following her 2009 assault at the hands of Chris Brown.

Source:Bet.com

Flower Girl, to be premiered in London Tonight

In Flower Girl ' Kemi(Damilola Adegbite) is dying to get married. Umar(Chris attoh) is dying to get ahead in his career. When their relationship hits troubled waters, kemi seeks the help of movie superstars Tunde (Chucks chukwujekwu) and the hatch a plan to get kemi what she wants - but the plan doesnt quite work out as they anticipate and soon they realise why people say love is a funny thing. Check out the Premiere promo video.

The much talked African Movie " Flower Girl, is going to be premiered at Odeon Cinema, Greenwich London @ 6:30 pm. This movie is the best African movie of 2013 so far. it will receive a red carpet premiere. And you cannot miss it. After successful premiere in Ghana and Nigeria, It will finally premiere tonight in London.. Movie's Directors Michelle Bello and Mahmood ali Balogun, stars Chris Attoh and Damilola Adegbite and other African celebrities will be there.

Tonights London premiere, Flower Girl will be showing at Odeon Greenwich, Odeon Surrey Quayes, Odeopn streatham, VUE stratford, Cineworld Enfield(TBC) and Cineworld Wood green

Yvonne Nelson is hereeee!! Check her out below

Some says,she is bleaching. But I think it's her natural colour Her first movie, she was like this Anyhow. She is looking Fab though. People are hating on her. Guess what Yvonne I love you. Make Ghana proud. 

Hello there! The fabulous Ghanaian Actress Miss Okoro

. "Where did I come from and why? So what is Life all About !!

It’s hard to move forward when you don’t know where you’re headed or why. God’s plan gives us the answers to life’s most basic questions like, "Where did I come from?" "What’s my purpose here?" And, "What happens when I die?" Knowing the answers gives us hope and helps us find peace and joy.

Your life didn’t begin at birth and it won’t end at death. Before you came to earth, your spirit lived with Heavenly Father who created you. You knew Him, and He knew and loved you. It was a happy time during which you were taught God’s plan of happiness and the path to true joy. But just as most of us leave our home and parents when we grow up, God knew you needed to do the same. He knew you couldn’t progress unless you left for a while. So he allowed you to come to earth to experience the joy—as well as pain—of a physical body.

One thing that makes this life so hard sometimes is that we’re out of God’s physical presence. Not only that, but we can’t remember our pre-earth life which means we have to operate by faith rather than sight. God didn’t say it would be easy, but He promised His spirit would be there when we needed Him. Even though it feels like it sometimes, we’re not alone in our journey.

God’s plan for you is beautiful and simple. He wants you to have joy and to become more like Him.

That doesn’t mean He expects you to be perfect. He knows you won’t be. But He does expect that while you’re here on earth you try to the best of your ability to be more like Him and that you learn and grow from your mistakes. Each time you make a poor choice with painful consequences, that decision leads to unhappiness—sometimes immediately, sometimes much later. Likewise, choosing good eventually leads to happiness and helps you become more like Heavenly Father.

Just as God created the earth as a place for you to live and gain experience, He created you. And gave you a body of flesh and blood in the likeness of His glorified body. In the Old Testament God said, "Let us make man in our own image, after our likeness" (Genesis 1:26). Jacob declared that he had seen God "face to face"(Genesis 32:30). Moses also spoke with God "face to face, as a man speaketh unto his friend" (Exodus 33:11). In the New Testament, when the resurrected Christ appeared to His Apostles, He told them, "Handle me, and see; for a spirit hath not flesh and bones, as ye see me have" (Luke 24:39).

THE SECRET OF HAPPINESS

Regardless of what you do or don’t have in this life, your deepest, most lasting happiness will come from knowing God’s plan and following it.

We often fall into the trap of thinking a new car, job promotion, beauty makeover, or some level of fame will make us happy. And often they do—for a time. But it never lasts because wealth, power, beauty and fame simply don’t bring lasting happiness, as much as we wish they would. Rather, true happiness comes from following Christ’s example and developing Godlike attributes such as goodness, love, justice and mercy. It comes from serving others and helping them to follow the example and teachings of Jesus Christ. It comes from overcoming the appetites of our human bodies and instead following the promptings of the Spirit. It comes from working hard and having a healthy lifestyle, friends, family, and personal achievements. Regardless of what you do or don’t have in this life, your deepest, most lasting happiness will come from knowing God’s plan and following it.

Heavenly Father knew you would make mistakes in this mortal life.

Your mistakes might be as simple as hurting your friend’s feelings, or a sin far more serious. Seeing the pain we’ve caused and feeling the misery of remorse, shame and guilt can sometimes be overwhelming and devastating. We wonder if we can ever overcome our mistakes and feel the peace of being forgiven. We unequivocally can, because of the Atonement of Jesus Christ and the process of repentance. We can confess our sins to God and ask His forgiveness. And he’s promised that He’ll "remember them no more" (Doctrine and Covenants 58:42). It works because Heavenly Father sent his son, Jesus Christ, to voluntarily suffer and pay for our sins and sorrows by atoning for them Himself. We can’t fully understand how Jesus suffered for our sins. But we know that in the Garden of Gethsemane, the weight of our sins caused Him such agony that He bled from every pore (Luke 22:39-44) . Later, as He hung upon the cross, Jesus willingly suffered painful death by one of the cruelest methods ever known (Alma 7:11).

However, His mental and spiritual anguish went well beyond the pains of the cross. The Savior tells us, "For behold, I . . . have suffered these things for all, that they might not suffer . . . even as I" (Doctrine and Covenants 19:16–17).

In addition to asking God’s forgiveness, He also wants us to ask forgiveness of those we’ve harmed, see if we can repair the damage, and promise not to repeat the same mistakes. Then we can move forward feeling God’s love and the incredible peace and joy that come from being fully forgiven.

To make His Atonement fully effective in your life, you need to:

·         Exercise faith in Him.

·         Repent.

·         Be baptized.

·         Receive the Holy Ghost.

·         Choose to follow His teachings for the rest of your life.

Kenya Shooting: 39 Dead Amid Fear For Britons

Dozens of hostages, possibly including Britons, remain trapped after al Shabaab gunmen massacre 39 shoppers, including children.

At least 39 people have been killed and 150 wounded in a terrorist attack in a shopping mall in the Kenyan capital Nairobi.

Several children were among those massacred by al Qaeda-linked terrorists armed with guns and grenades.

Some of those killed were executed after failing to recite a Muslim prayer at gunpoint.

Hundreds of shoppers were caught up in the attack

Foreign Secretary William Hague said British nationals were undoubtedly caught up in the "callous and cowardly and brutal" attack at the upmarket mall.

It is understood there may be dozens of hostages, possibly including Britons, still trapped in the mall.

Gunmen wearing bullet-proof vests opened fire and detonated grenades inside the Westgate centre, popular with expatriates and wealthy Kenyans.

Police chief Benson Kibue described the incident as a terrorist attack and said that up to 10 men exchanged gunfire with police.

The Somalia-based al Qaeda-linked al Shabaab terror group has claimed responsibility for the attack and warned of more attacks.

Police sources said one gunman had died from bullet wounds. 

Al Shabaab militants have reportedly said there will be "no negotiaions" over the siege, which continues.

It is understood two French citizens have been killed in the attack and Americans are also thought to be involved.

Saadia Ahmed, a radio presenter from Nairobi caught up in the attack, told Sky News how the attack began.

"We heard three explosions outside the building then all of a sudden we heard gunshots and people ducked down," she said.

"A lot of people were shot while they were trying to escape. I saw one of the gunmen with an AK-47 and later two of them were talking and it sounded like Somali or Arabic."

Ms Ahmed said the attackers released people who were able to prove they were Muslim.

"I witnessed a few people get up and say something in Arabic and the gunmen let them go. A colleague of mine said he was Muslim and recited something in Arabic and they let him go as well.

"I saw a lot of children and elderly people being shot dead. I don’t understand why you would shoot a five-year-old child. They were firing at random at anyone who tried to escape."

Earlier, Abbas Guled, a spokesman for the Kenyan Red Cross, said: "The casualties are many and that's only what we have on the outside. Inside there are even more casualties and shooting is still going on."

According to Nairobi-based journalist Abdi Osman Adan, witnesses reported seeing the attackers "firing at any police officers who tried to approach the building".

Security forces are still trying to rescue those trapped inside the centre hours after the start of the siege, going from shop to shop to evacuate shoppers and staff.

Satpal Singh, who was in a cafe when the attackers struck, said he ran downstairs before he was shot near the exit.

A Somali guy shot at me," he said. "He was carrying a rifle, an AK-47."

A witness, who gave only his first name, Jay, said: "They were not speaking Swahili. They spoke something that seemed like Arabic or Somali."

In a message posted on Twitter, Kenya Police urged the public "to remain calm" and not to speculate about the attack.

"We urge you to stay away (from the centre)," they added.

Westgate is situated in western Nairobi.

According to the centre's website, it is the city's "premier shopping mall" and offers a "serene and safe environment away from the city centre hubbub".

A Downing Street spokesman said: "The Prime Minister spoke to the President of Kenya, Uhuru Kenyatta, late this afternoon about the attack at Westgate shopping centre in Nairobi."

Yvonne Nelson in some Short dress. :) :)

Working as a Team!!! Yes ofcourse. Its a must!!

Fathers nowadays often want to share parenting responsibilities as much as possible. But have you and your partner actually sat down and discussed your thoughts on parenthood, parenting plans and what you both mean as being good parents? Is it about you doing half the nappy changes? Will you be expected to assist with feeding? And what about sharing the sleepless nights? This stage of the pregnancy, when your partner is starting to feel better and more energized, is a good time to bring up topics such as this and establish together some parenting plans. Sit down together to compare your expectations of what things will be like once the baby is born. 

Make plans about what sort of support you can provide to make her life easier in those crucial first few weeks; and ask her for her own thoughts about parenthood and your role as a father. Any differences of opinion - and there are likely to be some, for ex ample what „good parents” mean to you – should be resolved sooner rather than later. So don’t leave it to the end of the pregnancy when your partner will be feeling tired and probably rather fed up. 

PLAN AHEAD Spend the time you have together looking forward to your baby’s arrival, trying to imagine what daily life will be like with the new addition, and discuss the parenting plans and how the family responsibilities can be shared out. Get into the habit of helping out around the house more - doing the cooking and mucking in with other types of housework – this will also be part of parenthood. Maybe offer to take over some chores that she is finding more stressful than usual (such as doing the weekly food shopping or managing the home finances). 

It’s good practice for the future, and shows her that you're serious about becoming a father. Remember, motherhood is already affecting her day-to-day life, and while it is hard for you to share her experience of pregnancy, being sensitive to her changing needs will bring the two of you closer together and will make you really good parents.

There is this show in Ghana, called The Esi Yankah Show. Have seen videos, and it is a really nice show and very interesting.

Have seen a description about the show on her Facebook page see below

About the Show

The Esi Yankah Show is dedicated to enriching the lives of new parents during their first four years of parenting. 
This show, dedicated to Bumps, Babies N’ Toddlers investigates, discusses, shares and masters the reality and fun aspects of pregnancy, childbirth and raising a precious tot. It is dedicated to educating and making a difference in the lives of children and getting parents more interested in their development. This show brings you the best of both worlds! 

The host: dynamic, bubbly, fun-loving, Esi Yankah. The Baby lover will leave you glued to your seats, and wanting to have more babies RESPONSIVELY as she shares and takes you through transformational experiences with others.

You can follow her on Facebook. https://www.facebook.com/eyankahshow

The new season will be coming soon in October. So its a must watch!!