By -
Looks like she's breastfeeding her daughter in a car?

Popular posts from this blog

Ekiti remands two herdsmen for destroying N850,000 farmland

By -
Image
- Two herdsmen are presently in trouble in Ekiti state for possessing firearms and destroying farmland valued at N850,000 - The herdsmen’s actions violated the Prohibition of Cattle and Other Ruminants Grazing Law in Ekiti state - Their case was adjourned till Friday, January 27 while the accused have been remanded in prison Ekiti governor Ayo Fayose made the law under which the two herdsmen are being tried for destroying the farmland. For violating the Prohibition of Cattle and Other Ruminants Grazing Law in Ekiti state, two herdsmen are presently cooling their heels in detention in the state according to a report by The Nation. The two herdsmen identified as Momodu Rebo (19) and Isiaka Idris (22) were yesterday remanded in prison custody by an Ado-Ekiti Chief Magistrate’s Court for destroying a farmland at Apoto Farm Settlement in Eporo, Emure Local Government Area. READ ALSO:  Fayose plotting to cover up theft in Government House - APC Samson Osobu, the p...
Read more

ALL FOR THE MONEY

By -
Image
Advertisement 31 October 2014 Last updated at 00:10 GMT Everton report record profit of £28.2m for 2013-14 Everton made a club-record profit of £28.2m for the year ending 31 May 2014. The £120.5m turnover was the highest in their history, helped by the lucrative new Premier League TV deal and rises in sponsorship income and gate receipts, plus profits on player sales. Everton have also reduced net debt to £28.1m from £45.3m, according to their latest accounts, published on Friday. "We are moving forward on so many fronts off the field as well as on it," Everton chairman Bill Kenwright said. The club returned a profit for the second successive year, having made £1.6m in 2012-13 .   Everton's accounts in brief                                  ...
Read more