Actress Juliet Ibrahim's 50 year old mother

Actress Juliet Ibrahim's mother turned 50 yesterday and the actress shared some photos of her. She looks amazing for a 50 year old grandmother. Amazing!

How sweet! 2face Idibia caters to wife, Annie (photo)

2face pictured removing - probably pimple? - from his wife Annie's face. So sweet!

Pres. Jonathan said during his media chat yesterday

President Jonathan held a media chat this evening and below are a few important points he put across.

He said in Lagos, on 38% have their PVCs, so if elections are held, 62% will not be able to vote.

About Boko Haram, he said there is no hiding place for the terrorist group. That he had meetings with the President of Chad and he said before he can send troops to Nigeria, the AU have to be involved. He also said Boko Haram doesn't necessarily have to be completely wiped out before elections are conducted. He also said taking over the territories captured by Boko Haram does not mean that the group have been wiped out.

About INEC chairman Prof Jega, GEJ said he has the constitutional right to appoint and the right to remove but he never told anyone that he's planning to remove Jega. He said reports making the rounds that he's planning to send Jega on a 3-month terminal leave is garbage bin story. Continue..

GEJ said INEC is an independent body but if they don't conduct the elections well, it will be on his head. He said people shouldn't doubt that the elections will hold. That it must hold.

Asked about his 'Stealing is not corruption' comment, president Jonathan said he never said stealing is not corruption -

Video: UK's first driverless pods are taking to the pavements

Learn to walk before you run - that seems to be the thinking behind the new driverless car pod the UK's Transport Systems Catapult has just unveiled.
The LUTZ Pathfinder, which can seat two people, won't actually drive on roads. Instead it will be taking to the pavements, proudly boasting the title of the first autonomous vehicle to work on footpaths.
This will also be the first time that driverless vehicles have been used in an urban community setting like this, certainly in this country.

5 quirky technologies that want to change the way we use computers

When it comes to input devices for our computers, not a lot has changed in the last two decades. Keyboards were around well before computers even existed, and the first mouse was invented way back in 1946. Meanwhile, track pads have been a part of mobile computing since the Apple PowerBook 500 was first introduced in 1994.

Presidency debunks rumours of Jega’s removal

ABUJA—The Presidency has debunked rumours gaining ground in some online and social media that the Chairman of Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, Professor Attahiru Jega, had been sacked by the Federal Government.

Fuel subsidy rises to N14.79/litre, as oil price rebounds

Following slight rebound in the prices of crude oil in the international market, the amount Federal Government is paying as subsidy for Premium Motor Spirit, also known as petrol, rose to N14.79 per litre, yesterday.