PHOTOS: KOFI ANNAN BURIED

The former secretary general of the united nation was laid to rest yesterday 13th september in his country Ghana. Dignitaries from around the world were present see photos

REACTIONS AROUND THE WORLD AS JACOB ZUMA OF SOUTH AFRICA RESIGNS

Jacob Zuma has quit as President of South Africa, finally succumbing to a slew of corruption scandals that have drained support from his ruling African National Congress party https://t.co/m99biBUnBX pic.twitter.com/jnNoDPzTNw

— CNN International (@cnni) February 15, 2018

Jacob Zuma - the survivor whose nine lives ran out

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Someone Said Big Brother Nigeria is Satanic

A Nigerian self-acclaimed evangelist, Ifeoma Vivian Emeka, is totally against the ongoing Big Brother Naija reality TV show.

The Anambra-based Evangelist took to her Facebook page, to tag the reality show 'Satanic' and said those who watch it are under a spell.

PRESIDENT BUHARI APPOINTMENT AS ANTI-CORRUPTION CHAMPION IS A JOKE - PDP

The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) has described the reported naming of President Muhammed Buhari as African Union (AU) anti-corruption champion as laughable, derisory and eminently qualified as Africa’s joke of the year

SEE THESE SULTRY PICTURES OF KIM 18+

Kim Kardashian shares some sultry pictures lately and also requested for

CHINA SPYING ON AFRICAN UNION SINCE 2012?

In 2012, the African Union officially opened it shiny new headquarters, the magnificent structure was built and paid for by China as a gift to its "African friends". Unknown to African leaders, the Asian giant had left a secret backdoor in the computers which allowed it to snoop on their activities. In January 2017, the information technology unit at the African Union’s headquarters in Addis Ababa noticed something strange, according to a stunning investigation in French newspaper LeMonde.

Every night, between midnight and 2am, there was a strange peak in data usage – even though the building was almost entirely empty. Upon further investigation, the technicians noticed something even stranger. That data – which included confidential information – was being sent to servers based in Shanghai. The French newspaper wrote:

“According to several sources within the institution, all sensitive content could be spied on by China. It’s a spectacular leak of data, spread from January 2012 to January 2017.”
Once the problem was discovered, African Union officials acted quickly to fix it. The organisation acquired its own servers, and began encrypting its communications. In July 2017, a team of experts from Algeria – a country with a notoriously efficient intelligence community – along with cybersecurity experts from Ethiopia combed the building from top to bottom. The newspaper also reports that cyber security experts removed microphones hidden in the desks and walls of the headquarters.

Sex doll: Savage response from FCMB handler

This FCMB handler has being lit lately