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Seems like God especially worked wonders on this His creation, though we all know that all the actions of God are devoid of partiality of any kind. The truth though is that, the presiding Pastor of probably the fastest growing and most likely also the biggest church or congregation in Abuja, the Federal Capital Territory, that's COZA, which refers to The Commonwealth Of Zion Assembly, is superiorly good to look at. Handsome, debonair, tall, well built, super stylish, in fact awesomely stylish...., In fact that doesn't say it all, maybe, out of this world stylish may have put it rather more correctly. Many and that's talking about those who understands the ethos and intricacies of style, the cognoscente of note have all agreed and said that probably no other pastor in Nigeria and indeed in Africa nears him when it comes to style. He is far, in fact by many miles, very many miles at that, standout from all of them! What particularly stands the hunk and bespectacled fellow...

How the alleged college admission scheme worked (CNN) In what is being called the largest college admissions scam ever prosecuted, wealthy parents, Hollywood actresses, coaches and college prep executives have been accused of carrying out a nationwide fraud to get students into prestigious universities, according to a federal indictment. The scheme had two major pieces. In the first part, parents allegedly paid a college prep organization to take the test on behalf of students or to correct their answers. Second, the organization allegedly bribed college coaches to help admit the students into college as recruited athletes, regardless of their abilities, prosecutors said. Federal court documents also allege that some defendants created fake athletic profiles for students to make them appear to be successful athletes. In all, 50 people were charged in the criminal investigation that went by the name "Operation Varsity Blues." Those arrested include two SAT/ACT administrat...

We love cornrow hairstyles! Cornrow hairstyles are really good protective hairstyles to have on. They have no weight on your natural hair so trust, your edges are well covered. Now some people may not know how to pull off this hairstyle. Ladies with round faces and oblong face shapes can rock these cornrow hairstyles below perfectly. Here Are 3 Cornrow Hairstyles To Consider For Round And Long Face Shapes: 1. Black Up-Do Cornrow Look. Now if you fall into the round face department, up do cornrow hairstyles are perfect for you. They make your face look slimmer. Source: Instagram/blackhairflair 2. Burgundy Cornrow Hairstyle. Apart from the beautiful design at the top of the cornrow hairstyle, the colour of this is perfect! Let’s face it, colour plays a huge role when it comes to hairstyles and face shapes. Burgundy is a good colour when considering cornrows. Source: Instagram/Blackhairflair 3. All Black Flat Cornrows. Source: Instagram; Black hair fl...

Her lawsuit against Missguided has raised some questions. Kim Kardashian West at the 2019 amfAR Gala in New York. Photo: Michael Loccisano/Wire Image Kim Kardashian West  has had it. Officially. On Wednesday,  KKW  filed legal action against a fast retailer, accusing the brand of unlawfully using her likeness to shill their products. But Kardashian's lawsuit landed just days after accusations grew on social media that she may have secretly collaborated with a  different  fast fashion retailer to hawk knock-offs of a rare, archived couture look she recently wore at an award show. Was Kardashian's lawsuit merely a distraction from her copycat criticisms?  Let's begin with the what, as in  what  happened: At the annual Hollywood Beauty Awards, Kardashian stepped out with friend and nominee, hairstylist  Chris Appleton , wearing a vintage  Thierry Mugler  gown from the couturier's Spring/Summer 1998 collection. It's the third recen...

At least 10 people have been killed after heavy rains deluged two flood-prone provinces of Mozambique, the UN said Monday, as meteorologists issued a cyclone warning. IFRC Intl. Federation #RedCross #RedCrescent ✔ @ifrc Powerful #cyclone Idai is expected to lash #Mozambique , threatening to destroy homes and put thousands of lives at risk. #RedCross teams are on the ground, ready to respond. 63 1:44 PM - Mar 12, 2019 58 people are talking about this Twitter Ads info and privacy Six people died in the central Tete province in recent days while four were swept away in the coastal Zambezia province, the UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs said in a report. More than 62,000 people have so far been affected by floods in the two provinces as well as in the northern Niassa province. “At least 10 deaths reported, and 62,975 people were affected by the floods,” the UN said. View image on Twitter Marc Nosbach@NosbachMarc #CARE #Mozamb...

Want to take a break from all the World Cup action? Here are 5 footballer Instagram accounts that could give you some fashion ideas Cristiano Ronaldo is one of the most stylish footballers Yeah, yeah... I know the  World Cup  is going on and it is no time to talk about fashion. But man, with a lot going on in Russia I am having a tough time keeping my feelings down. I can feel my adrenaline flowing while watching each game. So I decided to distract myself from all the action, but then I realized that I exactly don't have any other interest than football to distract myself with. However, somewhere down there I have a tiny weeny bit of interest for fashion (Although I dress like a bum). And when some of those footballers that we love drop some dope pictures on their Instagram accounts, I tend to turn into those teenage girls who drool over Zayn Malik. If you are like me, having a tough time with all the unpredictable action that is going on in the World Cup and having lit...

Pauline Dakin (Photo: Penguin) Pauline Dakin's childhood in Canada in the 1970s was full of secrets, disruption and unpleasant surprises. She wasn't allowed to talk about her family life with anyone - and it wasn't until she was 23 that she was told why. There was always something unusual about Pauline Dakin's family. "My brother and I would say, 'What do you think is wrong with our family? Why are we so weird?' But that was the mystery that just didn't get answered." Pauline's parents, Warren and Ruth, had separated when she was five, the summer before she started school. Warren, a successful businessman, was a heavy drinker who could become violent and a point came when Ruth just couldn't take it any more. When Pauline was seven, Ruth took the children on a holiday to Winnipeg, more than 1,000 miles (1,600km) from their home in Vancouver. But when they arrived Ruth told them they were never going back. "There was no opportuni...