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A Danish photographer, Andreas Hvid has triggered outrage in Egypt after photos of him having sex at the top of the Great Pyramid of Giza circulated on social media.  

 

The photos released shows Andreas Hvid climbing the tallest of the three Great Pyramids at the site. Egypt's Ministry of Antiquities had issued a statement saying the incident "violates public morality." The ministry has requested that an investigation is launched by the Attorney General, the statement said.

 

Hvid specializes in taking photos from daring heights and his portfolio includes a number of nudes taken on rooftops or cranes overlooking cities and landscapes across the world. His latest romp, documented by photos and video, features him having sex with a woman on top of the Great Pyramid at night with another pyramid in the background.  

 

 

Hvid has however removed all but one of the images from his website and social media accounts, but copies have been reposted.

 

Climbing the pyramids and being at the site after hour is prohibited. Ashraf Mohi, director of the Giza Plateau said the first step in the investigation will be to determine if the footage is real. Penalties vary depending on whether any damage was done to the pyramid, he said.

 

A young couple were publicly humiliated after they were caught having sex in a car in broad daylight.

The lovers were seen getting intimate in the car parked along a quiet street and residents gathered round to shame them and take their photos without letting them dress properly first.

The location where the photo was taken or the day was not revealed but the photos have become a topic of conversation online with a lot of people criticizing the residents for humiliating two consenting adults.

A woman was caught yesterday allegedly trying to behead her daughter in an uncompleted building in Delta state.

In photos shared to Facebook, the 12-year-old girl can be seen bleeding from her neck. Her mother was on the floor, looking spent and defeated with blood on her clothes too.

 

 

According to Facebook user, Isaac Omoyibo, the woman was caught trying to behead the girl in a building under construction. 

Timely intervention of locals allegedly helped foil the attempted murder which people are attributing to money rituals.

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Another meeting between the federal government and the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) ended on Monday night without an immediate resolution of the dispute.
The meeting which held at the Federal Ministry of Labour was to find a lasting solution to the ongoing strike by the university lecturers.

At least four other meetings have been held between both parties before Monday’s since the strike commenced on November 4.
While addressing journalists, the minister of labour and employment, Chris Ngige, said the meeting has been adjourned to December 17.
Mr Ngige said the federal government is taking all necessary steps to address ASUU’s demands.

”Cosidering the implementation of memorandum of action which we agreed to in 2017. Some of the areas have been well complied with but some have not been dealt with,” he said.
Speaking on the issue of short fall in salaries of some federal universities’ lecturers, Mr Ngige said ASUU had given a list to the accountant general’s office.

”We agreed that by Wednesday, that list will be cross checked with the Presidential Innitiative of Continuous Auditing to find out really whether those universities are places where they have to visit and pay the outstanding lecturers there. So, the office reports back to us on Wednesday,” he said.
The minister also identified low government revenue as a reason for non-provision of funds for revitalisation of universities.

”We have identified one area to look for the fund for revatalisation and the appropriate government organs will be contacted tomorrow,” he said.
Speaking on earned allowances, Mr Ngige said the government has agreed on what to do to make sure the outstanding amount is handled in a way that all parties will be properly accommodated.

”We also discussed the issue of state universities and agreed that even though education is on concurrent list, the universities should be properly funded and staffed so that we don’t produce half baked graduates,” he said.
He said the ministry of education will set up a committee that will engage the Nigerian Governors Forum on funding state universities.

“These are the issues we discussed and we hope in the next adjourned date, we would make progress and bring the strike to close. ASUU has been cooperative,” he said.

Meanwhile, the ASUU chairman, Biodun Ogunyemi, said the union will await the next adjournment date to see how far the federal government will deliver on its promises before it will take a decision on whether to suspend the industrial action.

”We have promises made on the part of the government and we shall await report on all the issues for which they have made promises”, he said.

Mr Ngige had earlier at the meeting appealed to the striking lecturers to ensure that Monday’s dialogue yields results that will lead to ending the strike.

”The strike is five weeks old today and it is not in anybody’s interest. We will ensure the needful is done,” he said.

The union embarked on the strike on November 4 over the poor funding of Nigerian universities and non-implementation of previous agreements by the government.

The Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) has announced that it is suspending its indefinite nationwide strike.
The strike ran for 1 month and 2 days.
The suspension of the strike was announced on Monday evening, after the union met with a government delegation led by Minister of Labour, Chris Ngige.
A memorandum of understanding was signed by both parties, and Ngige said, after the meeting, both parties produced “collective agreement of action.”
The suspension is a conditional one, and the union has directed its members to resume work on Tuesday.

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Legendary singer, Tuface Idibia has disclosed how having many children from different women led him to depression.

The father of seven, while gracing the December edition of leading lifestyle magazine, Genevieve, narrated difficulty he faced being a ‘father to many children’

2face in the interview said he drank a lot at some point in his life where he was called names despite his efforts in music.

He said: “Having so many children from different women at such a young age almost sent me into depression.

“I drank a lot because people laughed at me and called me names.

“Nobody cared that I was an artiste or that I hard worked so hard.”

Tuface has seven children. Two with his wife,Annie, two with baby mama Sumbo Ajaba-Adeoye and three with Pero Adeniyi

Popular Singer, Davido has revealed his plans for the year 2019.

The ‘Assurance’ crooner who has put in so much energy in 2018 and so far released 8 top songs, looks like he will be slowing down in 2019.

Davido in a post on his SnapChat page on Friday said 2019 is a year for him to enjoy and not ‘kill himself’

According to him, “The year 2019 is the year of I can’t come and kill myself.

“Getting too much money not to enjoy myself.”

Meanwhile, Davido had disclosed that the National Youth Service Corp, NYSC, cancelled his one-year orientation exercise.

Davido, a graduate of Babcock University. registered for NYSC with the 2018 Batch ‘B’ stream II corps members who were sworn in on August 30

President Muhammadu Buhari has spelt out what he considered the ABC of fighting corruption.

The President also recommended this to young people in Africa to tackle the menace in their countries.

Buhari spoke at the launch of the African Youth Congress Against Corruption (AYCAC 2018) at the conference centre of the presidential villa, Abuja on Sunday.

According to him, “‘A’ stands for Action. Let us all move from talk to action. I urge you to develop tangible projects in your community to instil transparency and accountability of the highest standard.

“I look forward to receiving your Creed of Transparency from this Congress with a view to forwarding the recommendations to the next Summit of the African Union in February next year.

“‘B’ stands for Building Bridges. The youth have a unique opportunity to spearhead the building of inter-generational and cross-sectoral bridges in our various communities.

“Often, fighting corruption requires partnerships with unlikely allies. Be open to exploring constructive partnerships with a wide base of actors. Again, I look forward to all of you joining the Transparency Champions Network that was created following the Regional Youth Consultations.

“‘C’ stands for Culture. So, let us cultivate and equip ourselves with African culture, the right attitude and mindset change that will enable us to stand firmly against corruption. By so doing, accountability and change will begin with you.”

Speaking further, Buhari told the young people to own the fight against corruption.

He continued, “To the young people of Africa, this fight against corruption is yours to lead and to win in order to reverse the negative trends of corruption and it’s implications for Africa.

“The Youth of Africa must pool their energies to effectively ensure that our natural and mineral resources remain on the continent for value addition, job and wealth creation as well as to create affordable health-care and quality education for our people. Winning the fight against corruption is very much in your hands!

“Of particular interest to the youth, as reflected in the Nouakchott Declaration, is the emphasis on the imperative of investing in the demographic dividends through anti-corruption, education and sensitisation campaigns, targeting young people as a means of bringing about behavioural change.”