Former Niger Delta militant leader, Asari Dokubo, has insisted that the current Nigerian President, Muhammadu Buhari, was cloned in London, United Kingdom.

Asari predicated his claim on the fact that the president struggled to deliver his Independent Day speech.

The former Militant leader maintained that while the president was reading his speech, it would be observed that the “man they have in Aso Rock” was “trying to mimic” the original Buhari.

In a video which surfaced online yesterday, Dokubo said, “A lot of people have been wishing me happy Independence but I told them not to, because I’m not a Nigerian.

“So this man they have in Aso Rock was speaking, even from his voice, you will know that he was cloned.

“You know that there is this thing called cloning, most western judo-Christian country pretend to say they banned human cloning except for the purpose of research into health and to save life.

“So we will not be surprised if they did some sort of cloning in all the period this man was incubating in Abuja House in London.

“The way he was talking, you will notice that he was trying to mimic the original one but he didn’t succeed, we were not deceived.”

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The man who shot dead 59 people and injured 527 others in Las Vegas on Sunday night was a multimillionaire who took a huge arsenal of 23 guns into his Mandalay Bay hotel room, which he transformed into an elaborate sniper’s nest before opening fire on a country music festival on Monday.

Stephen Paddock, 64, had made millions from real estate deals, according to his brother; he also owned two planes and several properties across the US, and seemed normal apart from his passion for gambling large sums.

But he’d also secretly amassed a massive arsenal of 42 firearms. At least one of those was automatic, while another two had been modified with a legal bump-stock devices that allows semi-automatic guns to give full-auto fire of up to 800 rounds a minute.

Several had scopes, and packed military-grade ammunition. He took 23 of those guns into his Mandalay Bay suite over several days and set up two rifles on tripods at windows overlooking the Route 91 Harvest country music festival. Thousands of rounds of ammunition were also found in the suite, enabling him to fire repeatedly over the course of 72 minutes.

His car had traces of a fertilizer used in bomb-making. Paddock had lived in 27 residences in Nevada, Florida and Texas as an adult, but other than that he had apparently lived a quiet and unremarkable life – and the reason for his assault remains a mystery.

Nigeria has been the birthplace of many different types of entertainment superstars. From recording artists to the big screen, some of these people have known a long and fruitful career in the worldwide entertainment industry. Some of them are crossover stars who started out in small stages, and made their way to the top of their industries. There are some fantastically famous stars who have their origins in Nigeria. It takes a great deal of talent and dedication to break out of a niche, and to compete with stars from every corner of the globe. These are just a few of the household names who have done just that:

Sophie Okonedo

Sophie may have grown up in Britain, but her true origins are in Nigeria. She has had major positions that have made her a very serious player on the international acting circuit. A few of her more prominent roles include her parts in Ace Ventura: When Nature Calls, Dirty Pretty Things, and an Academy award nomination for Best Supporting Actress in Hotel Rwanda. Sophie continues to be a player on the world’s stage, and we can expect great things from her in the future.

Nnamdi Asomugha

Nnamdi Asomugha was born to Nigerian parents in 1987, and went on to become one of the greatest players in the National Football League in America. He is married to a prominent American actress, and continues to have a productive career in acting. This is one star who will always hold a special place in the latest news in Nollywood.

Tinie Tempah

Tinie is an international hip hop superstar who has his roots with his parents in Nigeria. He first made a name for himself in the United Kingdom, but has brought his talent back to his homeland on occasion. This is one star who is also well-known for his impeccable fashion sense, and that inspires a style that transcends both culture and time.

Henry Olusegun Olumide Adelo Samuel (Seal)

Seal is an international household name. Born to Nigerian parents, he went on to create one of the most prolific singer/songwriter careers anywhere. He has won four Grammys in America, and countless other awards from other countries. Seal is based out of Britain, but made his home in America while he was married to model Heidi Klum until 2012. He’s still known for both his powerful vocal abilities, and his addition to the songwriting industry.

Lemar Obeka

Lemar Obeka is another breakout talent who was discovered on the British talent show Fame Academy. His original sound combined with his songwriting capabilities quickly propelled him to stardom in the R&B industry.

Uzomaka Nwaneka Aduba

This star is best known for her prolific role as ‘Suzanne Crazy Eyes Warren’ in the hit American drama Orange is the New Black. She has set herself apart in Hollywood with her amazing ability to method act, and to bring life to her character. This is one actress who has truly made a name for herself based solely on her amazing talent and personal charisma.

Hugo Weaving

Hugo is a surprising addition to this list because of his tight affiliations with Britain and Australia. He was actually born in Nigeria, and has become one of the most recognizable actors after his roles in both the Matrix trilogy, and in the incredibly famous Lord of the Rings. He continues to be an international star.

Zain Asher

Zain Asher is a prominent journalist and CNN correspondent who was born in Nigeria. She has risen to a respected level in an incredibly difficult field for anyone to break in to, and continues to be a success.

Elisabeth Anderson-Sierra has been called a super producer, a pumping queen and even a milk goddess. But this Oregon mother of two calls herself something a little more humble: “I’m a mom with a gift.”

She has become well-known in Beaverton, Oregon, for her decision to donate her breast milk to families in need — a lot of breast milk.

She revealed that she has donated at least 78,000 ounces of milk, which is more than 600 gallons, since her older daughter Isabella was born two-and-a-half years ago, almost twice the world record in what she describes as her “labor of love.”

The “milk goddess” donates her supply to milk banks, which is then distributed nationwide. She also supplies it to local moms and families in her community.

She said:

“I definitely feel good about being able to help people, but I also think it’s kinda ingrained in who I am”

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Social Media is awash with speculation about the likely cause of death of Kampala Capital City Authority (KCCA) official, David Ntege, with many claiming he could have succumbed to a broken heart.

According to a statement issued by KCCA, Ntege died at Nsambya Hospital in, Kampala, Uganda, although the statement fell short of mentioning the cause of death.

“We regret to announce the passing of our colleague and friend David Ntege (pictured) that occurred on Sunday 1st October 2017 at Nsambya Hospital. A requiem service will be held at St. Andrew’s,” the statement reads in part.

However, social media rumors indicate that Ntege could have died after he discovered that his newly wed wife feigned a foreign study trip.

The reports say that the deceased got the shock of his life and collapsed after he met his wife (pregnant) in Kampala days after she had told him she had traveled abroad to study.

According to sources intimate to TUKO.co.ke, David and his wife married each other in a colorful wedding in April, 2017. The wife traveled abroad for further studies, not long after the wedding.

Contrary to her excuse, the wife did not go anywhere, but instead eloped with another man who impregnated her.

Late David was shocked to death, literally, after bumping into his wife who had left for ‘further studies’ with another man at an Uganda restaurant, where he had checked in for some refreshments.

The biggest shocker allegedly came down on the late David when his wife openly confessed that she only married him to get a marriage certificate. To add salt to injury, the wife was pregnant for another man. David could not take it-he collapsed and died on the spot.

TSTV Nigeria was finally launched at an event held today in Abuja and Lai Mohammed in his speech said TSTV will be tax free for the next years.

Hopefully the company won’t go off like HiTV.

According to Bright Echefu, Africa Health Television AHT gave birth to TSTV.

“We’ve successfully ran African Health Television for more than 5 years without hitches. We have no doubts whatsoever that TSTV would offer an excellent and affordable digital satellite television services to Nigerians.

Here are 7 Things To Know About Bright Ikechukwu Echefu, The Owner Of TSTV.

1. Dr. Bright Echefu was at the Medical college of university of Nigeria Nsukka from where he left to pursue further studies abroad.

2. He hails from Obowo in IMO state

3. He is the MD/CEO of Bricke and Athens limited owners of AHTV-Heath Television.

4. He is the chairman of Bright FM.

5. He is also on the board of Bright joy multiveventurs limited.

6. Dr. Echefu is MD/CEO of TSTV

7. He is newly married.

Meanwhile, The launch of a new satellite television, TSTV has been welcomed by many Nigerians who took to their social media platforms to celebrate the new provider.

While celebrating the new provider, they mocked DSTV and other cable service providers saying that TSTV has brought very good competition that would put them on their toes.

Many of the Nigerians who alleged exploitation by existing satellite TV providers said that TSTV has affordable rates and better offers.

TSTV among other things, promises to offer pay-per-view, affordable subscription rates with daily subscription available as well as a 20gb free data all for a N5,000 decoder and maximum monthly subscription of N3,000. Long before it was launched on Oct. 1, many Nigerians had treated the news of its coming with much anticipation.

Many believe the coming of TSTV will break the control of DSTV. On twitter, TSTV trended with over 26,000 mentions as at the time of this report.

Some of the Nigerians who expressed their views on their Twitter handle said that the launch of TSTV which coincided with the nation’s independence day celebration, meant satellite TV independence for Nigerians.

Meanwhile, the Federal Government has granted TSTV tax free operation for three years as a way of encouraging the company.

The first of 59 persons who died during the Las Vegas shooting have been identified including a kindergarten teacher, an ex-cheerleader, a wife who died in her husband’s arms, two Army vets, and a heroic male nurse, 29, who saved his surgeon wife.

Sonny Melton, a 29-year-old nurse, was fatally shot in the back as he and wife Heather tried to flee.

Jordan McIldoon, 23, a mechanic’s apprentice, was at the festival with his girlfriend when he was shot dead.

Quinton Robbins, 20, of Henderson, Nevada, along with kindergarten teacher and mother-of-two.

Jenny Parks and Susan Smith, 53, an office manager for the Simi Valley Unified School District were also killed.

Denise Salmon Burditus, 50, reportedly died in her husband Tony Burditus’ arms just minutes after posting a picture of themselves at the festival.

Mom-of-four Jessica Klymchuk, Adrian Murfitt, 35, John Phippen, Rhonda LeRocque, Dana Gardner, Bailey Schweitzer,

Angie Gomez, school secretary Lisa Romero, and Charleston Hartfield were also victims.

Melissa Ramirez, who was a graduate of California State University at Bakersfield, and 35-year-old special education teacher Sandy Casey were also killed in the horrific shooting.

Mother-of-three, Neysa Tonks, was identified by family members; she leaves behind her three sons

Rachael Parker, 33, was with fellow off-duty officers when Paddock opened fire, she later died at the hospital.

Father-of-one, Michael Anderson, military veteran Christopher Roybal, Erick Silva, Tom Day Jr, and attorney

Jennifer Irvine were all identified as victims who died in the shooting.

Austin Davis, Brennan Stewart, Jack Beaton, Kurt Von Tillow, 55, and Hannah Ahlers were identified Monday.

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A robbery suspect, Mr. Ismail Adeyemi, yesterday confessed that late Gulder Ultimate Search 3, (GUS3) winner in 2006, Hector Jobarteh, was shot and killed because the gang was desperately to get some money from him.

NewTelegraphonline reports that according to Adeyemi, he and his gang members, KK and Nonso, only wanted to rob Hector and collected his money, but their trigger-happy partner, KK, shot the star dead.

Recollecting how Hector was killed and his father shot, Adeyemi explained that he and his partners were driving around, scouting for whom to rob, when they sighted Hector in his red car, driving into a close that leads into the estate at Oko-Oba, where he lived.

Acting on a hunch that they would get money from him, KK, the leader of the gang, ordered that they should tail Hector’s car. Before they could catch up, Hector had driven into his compound. The robbers were confused.

They sighted a woman and told her that they were looking for a red car that sped off after bashing their car. The woman innocently pointed to Hector’s compound.

They followed.

Soon, gunshots rocked the early morning air. The Lagos State Commissioner of Police, Mr Imohimi Edgal, explained that Adeyemi was the prime suspect.

He said Adeyemi, a former filling station attendant at Apapa Wharf area of Lagos, pulled the trigger that killed Hector and landed his father in the hospital.

Speaking with journalists yesterday, Adeyemi vehemently denied the police allegation that he killed Hector and shot his father. He said:

“I was not the person that shot Hector; it was my friend, KK, who shot him. I even quarrelled with him for shooting the guy.

It was KK that led the robbery operation. When I asked why he shot Hector, he said that Hector wanted to grab him, possibly to struggle with him.

I reminded him that our agreement was to only rob people and collect their valuables, not to kill. KK got angry and threatened to shoot me. In fact, he even pointed the gun at me.

We met a woman inside the compound and asked her the flat that Hector entered, but she refused to cooperate.
It was at that point that KK brought out the gun and threatened to shoot her. She was scared and took KK upstairs. I was downstairs with Nonso when we heard gunshots. KK called us to come upstairs.

We got upstairs and discovered that KK had shot Hector and his father. KK first shot the father and later shot Hector when he came to know what was happening. We snatched Hector’s bag and phone and left.

When we opened the bag, we found only a pair of shoes, boxers and flower. I took his phone.”

Adeyemi said he gave the phone to his younger brother who sold the phone for N7,000 at the Ikeja Computer Village. According to him, he gave the brother N2,000 while he pocketed N5,000. Policemen tracked Hector’s stolen phone to the Computer Village.

They arrested the trader who bought the phone and later used him as bait to catch Adeyemi. KK and Nonso are still at large. Adeyemi explained that he joined robbery after he met Nosom at Apapa and became friends with him.

He said that Nonso introduced him to KK. He added:

“I have done two operations with the gang. The second operation was at Oko- Oba; that was the day KK killed Hector. Even on that day, Nonso and KK were speaking Igbo language. I didn’t understand what they were saying.
When we got there, two of them also spoke with one lady who directed them to the house of the guy. We were three that went for the operation.

When I went to meet KK with the guy, they were arguing. I don’t know what they were arguing about because they both were speaking in Igbo language. We took his hand bag and found only boxers and shoes.

There was no money.”

Edgal said that the suspect led operatives to Gas Line, Ijoko at Sango where his operational pistol with nine rounds of live ammunition was recovered. He added that Adeyemi confessed to the crime and admitted to other various criminal activities within the state.

A Thai woman from Prae died after taking supplements sold online that were advertised as a way to get white skin and enhance breast size. But she developed kidney disease and died in her own bathroom before help could reach her.

Relatives who had arranged her 35th birthday party celebration on Friday were concerned when she didn’t show. On Sunday they took her cake to present to her at her funeral, reported Kapook.

Wijitra Jantaphrom or Waew started taking the “herbal” supplements in capsules some months ago and initial results looked promising as her complexion improved.

She even recommended the capsules she found out about and ordered on Facebook to her friends.

But soon the mother of one, who was a furniture factory worker in the northern Thai province, suffered a swelling of the face. She went to hospital and passed out on the way and was diagnosed with kidney disease from taking the pills.

She was sent home and then things got worse. She passed out at home and this time there was no one around to help her and she died alone in her bathroom last week.

Kamchanok Kongkoi, 26, a relative, said she did not turn up to a planned birthday party on Friday.

Tragically they took her birthday cake to present to her corpse at the funeral at Wat Ton Khrai in Prae on Sunday.

Pharmacists told Kapook that this tragic case highlighted the problem of dangerous substances being sold online to people who wanted an answer to having lighter skin color and a better body shape.

– Culled from Kapook