Get quality orgasm, it is good for your health- Toke Makinwa shares tips on how to lead a good life

Toke Makinwa shared these tips on how to stay healthy via her Instastories.



According to the media personality, having quality orgasm is essential for one's health.

Caption this photo of President Trump, Melania, and Canada’s Prime Minister Justin Trudeau

Drop your best caption for this photo of President Trump, his wife Melania and Canada’s Prime Minister, Justin Trudeau .

Breaking: Biodun Fatoyinbo surrenders to police for questioning over rape allegations by Busola Dakolo

Biodun Fatoyinbo, the Senior Pastor of Commonwealth of Zion Assembly, has surrendered to security agents and is currently being interrogated at Police Force CID Headquarters in Abuja over rape allegations made by Timi Dakolo's wife, Busola Dakolo. Fatoyinbo is being interviewed by a team of 4 led by Asst Commissioner of Police, Adaku Uche Anya. Fatoyinbo is expected to be at the division for a while since Dakolo’s questioning was said to have taken about eight hours. Mrs Dakolo in a tell-all interview published in June, accused Fatoyinbo of raping her when she was 17 years old, as a member of his church in Illorin. The clergyman has since denied the allegation and accused Busola Dakolo and other women that have accused him of sexual molestation, of attempting to extort him.

French President Emmanuel Macron drags Brazil's president Jair Bolsonaro for mocking his wife's looks on Facebook

Emmanuel Macron, the President of France has blasted Brazil's president Jair Bolsonaro after he appeared to mock his wife on social media.



Trouble started after Bolsonaro endorsed a sexist Facebook post about France's 66-year-old first lady Brigitte Macron. Bolsonaro's supporter posted a meme mocking the appearance of Mrs. Macron and compared her with Brazil's 37-year-old first lady Michelle Bolsonaro.







He wrote: 'Now you understand why Macron is persecuting Bolsonaro?'



The far-right Brazilian leader, 64, replied: 'Do not humiliate the guy, ha ha,' referring to Mr. Macron.



While at a Monday (August 26) meeting for emergency talks by G7 nations on the fires destroying chunks of the Amazon rainforest, French President Macron, 41, accused Bolsonaro of having a 'colonialist mentality'.



When asked about the post at the G7 summit in Biarritz, France, Macron said that 'Brazilian women are probably feeling ashamed of their president.'



Asked whether the response on social media came from Bolsonaro himself, a spokesman for Brazil's presidential palace refused to comment. But the French Prime Minister hit back saying: 'He said very disrespectful things about my wife, I have great respect for the Brazilian people and can only hope they soon have a president who is up to the job.'



He said Bolsonaro's comments were 'extraordinarily rude', adding: 'What can I say? It's sad. It's sad for him firstly, and for Brazilians.'



Mr Macron added at the press conference in France: 'I think Brazilian women will probably be ashamed to read that from their president.



'I think that Brazilians, who are a great people, will probably be ashamed to see this behaviour.



'And as I feel friendship and respect towards the Brazilian people, I hope that they will very soon have a president who behaves in the right way.'



The dispute comes as Macron announced the G7 counties would release 20 million euros ($22m) to help fight the raging fires in the Amazon.

Kim Kardashian gushes about her 3-month-old son Psalm, calls him 'the best baby' and the 'sweetest ever' (Photo)

Proud mother of four, Kim Kardashian has taken to Instagram to gush over her fourth child, Psalm West, who is just three-months-old.



The 38-year-old reality star shared this adorable photo of herself cradling her youngest son and called him 'the best baby' and the 'sweetest ever.'



She wrote in her caption: 'My little man is the sweetest ever! He’s honestly the best baby. Sleeps through the night and by far my most calm. How did I get so lucky.'



Kim Kardashian is also mother to North West, 6, Saint West, 3, and Chicago West, 1.

Arrest of 77 Nigerians for online fraud, a big scar on all of us- Presidency

The Federal government has said that the recent arrest of 77 Nigerians by the Federal Bureau of Investigation, for online fraud, is a big scar on all Nigerians.



Garba Shehu, the Senior Special Assistant to President Buhari on Media and Publicity, said this when he appeared on Channels TV on Sunday night, August 25. Shehu disclosed that the Federal government would issue executive orders and engage the National Assembly to pass new laws to put a stop to online fraud involving Nigerians.




“This is a double damage on every citizen of Nigeria. It is a big scar on all of us who go out of this country and are seen in this image that these our brothers have created and the whole nation is tainted.

For the government of President Buhari, what it means is that the government which has started its second term on the strong promises of reinvigorating the war against criminality including scams and corruption, the government is serious engaging in revamping all of the laws and infrasture for fighting this sought of crime.

The government will generate and ask for new laws from the National Assembly and there will be new executive orders that will block some of the loopholes that are being exploited by some of these Nigerians who go out there and blackmail the country. The laws have got to change. These scams have to be tackled''he said



He stressed that this particular incident should not be used to tag all Nigerians as criminals.


The actions of a few Nigerians is not the action of the whole of Nigerians. We are 200 million in this country and you are talking of just about 80 in this case. They will face the justice system in the US. If the Nigerian government is required for extradition or any other way, if it meets the requirements of our laws, they will be assisted to prosecute them and to face justice in the US'' he said

EFCC traces Atiku’s 'laundered' money to Obasanjo Presidential Library in Ogun State

Operatives of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) have reportedly visited the Olusegun Obasanjo Presidential Library (OOPL) in Abeokuta, Ogun State, as part of the probe of ex-Vice-President Atiku Abubakar’s son-in-law and the 150 million euros cash-for-poll bribe scandal.



It was gathered that investigators went to the Library on August 8th to authenticate the claims by one of those under probe that he gave $140,000 (about N50 million) to one of the library officials.



According to reports, the EFCC officials, accompanied by policemen, combed some offices at the former President’s Library. It could not be confirmed whether any document was taken away by the operatives, but nobody was arrested.


“Our operatives went to the library with some riot policemen in anticipation of a possible resistance. But there was none.We did our job lawfully without any inhibition. We are still investigating the case. We are screening some documents in our possession on the matter, ” an EFCC investigator told The Nation.

The Olusegun Obasanjo Presidential Library was opened on March 4, 2017. It is a historic, tourist and academic centre established as a national archive for the preservation of documents and materials used by the President during his tenure between 1999 and 2007.



Atiku’s son-in-law Abdullahi Babalele is being investigated alongside others for allegedly laundering €150 million. The money was believed to have been spent to influence the 2019 election in which Atiku was the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) candidate. About €67, 950,000 was traced to ex-VP Atiku’s associate Uyi Giwa-Osagie’s account, Babalele’s account, two slush firms and two Bureau de Change operators.



Babalele is expected to account for 41,900,000 euros. According to reports, Babalele gave about N50million ($140,000) to his childhood friend, Bashir Mohammed to deliver to an official at the Presidential Library in Abeokuta. The anti-graft agency is investigating why the money was taken to the Presidential Library.



Bashir has reportedly admitted that he delivered the cash to the Presidential Library. It was learnt that Bashir was taken by detectives to the Presidential Library. Those interrogated including Babalele, Osagie and Mohammed, are on administrative bail pending the filing of a case against them.”