"Mario Balotelli is glad that i am dating his sister"-Obafemi Martins.

Obafemi Martins is dating Mario Balotelli's elder sister, Abigail Barwuash and Mario is said not to be particularly happy about their relationship. But in a recent interview with Goal.com, Obafemi dismissed insinuations that Mario was not happy that he's dating Abigail

“Mario is my boy. The respect is there because I used to play at Inter, in the youth team with him. He’s giving me my respect and I’m doing same. People are putting it in the news that he’s upset, of course he’s glad.

“He’s glad that Obafemi Martins is dating his sister. But if he gets jealous then it means he doesn’t want his sister to grow. But it’s not like that. The boy is not a bad boy.

He also said he and Abigail haven't discussed marriage yet. 

“The relationship is true but getting married or not, we haven’t discussed anything like that. She’s upstairs and we’re happy together.

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Meet Africa's Richest Woman- Mrs Folorunsho Alakija

Mrs Folorunsho Alakija is Arica's Richest Woman! She went into the oil business many years back; she has an oil bloc that pulls in N157 million a day. She is the Vice Chairman of Famfa Oil and Gas limited and has emerged the richest woman in Africa according to Forbes November 2012 edition, with a net worth of $600million, which is about N94 billion.

The 61 year old former FADAN president is married and has four children.

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14 year-old Favour wins Nigeria's next supermodel 2012

The teenager beat 22 other contestants to emerge the winner of the 2012 Nigeria's Next Super Model contest which held yesterday Saturday 24th November at Oriental Hotel, Lagos. Not only did Favour get a mouth watering modeling contract, she also got a brand new Kia Rio. NNSM is organized yearly by Mrs Joan Okorodudu, owner of Isis Models.

"Owning a private jet is a necessity, not luxury"- Pastor Oritsejafor

In this interview with Vanguard, CAN president Pastor Ayo Oritsejafor tells the story of how his Canadian-made Bombardier jet was acquired.

"I’m not ashamed to own a plane, I think it is a necessity and not a luxury for some of us deeply involved in the work of God to own planes.

Bird strikes reported at  airports

WHAT air travellers may not readily be aware of is the danger quietly locked up in disused airplanes that litter the nation’s airports.  Experts have warned of serious security implications of the abandoned planes which now serve as homes to dangerous birds and other creatures.

One of such security implications, according to the Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria (FAAN), is the menace of bird strikes. Birds which strike aircraft engines use abandoned aircraft as hiding places before finding their ways into the engines of other aircraft.

Bird strikes occur most often during take-off or landing of a plane or during low altitude flight. Some air crashes occur when the bird hits the windscreen or flies into the engines of a plane.

Speaking on this, an aviation expert, Captain Dele Ore, said apart from debasing the looks of the airports, the planes are also dangerous to passengers.

According to him, it is easy for birds and other wild animals to hide in abandoned planes and from there creep into planes at the tarmac ready to take off and cause flight problems.Read more>>