REVEALED: Britain's Prince Charles To Make 'Heartfelt Interventions' As King

According to the British press, Prince Charles does not want to be like his mother.

A long time ally of Prince Charles revealed to Britain's The Guardian that the heir to the British throne will make "heartfelt interventions” in national life as monarch, rather than following the "mould of his mother" Queen Elizabeth II.

UPDATE: Three Fresh Sexual Assault Allegations Against Bill Cosby Revealed

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Photos Of The Week: 40 Best Pictures of WWE Superstars From 1980s-2014

Here are carefully selected pictures of the World Wrestling Entertainment Federation Superstars Photographs showing life in the ring and after,

Your favourite  WWWE wrestlers and social life attach to their marital exposition for the world to see them perform their things out the wrestling ring.

Kamala The Ugandan Giant, Former Pro Wrestler, Struggles As A Double Amputee

In the 1980s, Kamala the Ugandan Giant was one of the most feared wrestlers in what was then known as the WWF. Today, he's a double amputee struggling to make ends meet.

The video above, produced by Bleacher Report, shows James Harris (a.k.a. Kamala) as he copes with the loss of both legs to diabetes.

Obijackson Foundation Set To Kick Off ‘Face of Okija’ Beauty Pageant 2014

Last Year, Obijackson Foundation, a non-governmental organisation  by the President of Nestoil Plc, Sir. Ernest Azudialo Obiejesi,  bankrolled the maiden Cultural Pageant tagged ‘Face of Okija’ held in Okija,which is expected to have a more colourful feature in 2014 event.

Last beauty pageant being organized by the Okija-in-home club, home of the pageant, gave out mouth worth-ring prizes  for winner of the contest who went home with a brand new car and was placed on a monthly salary for the next one year while the first and second runners up went home with N300,000 and N200,000, respectively.

Obi Jackson Foundation Set To Host Under-17 Football Tournament In Anambra

The 2014 edition of Anambra State Under-17 Schools Football Championship tagged “Growing Football Stars For Our Nation” has been flagged-off  by Obi Jackson Foundation  with the hope to nurture future national team squared from cradle. 

Each out of the 255 secondary schools is expected to produce a full football team list that would participate in the screening set up, before grouping for this year maiden  event of the tournament.

Addressing principals of all secondary schools present at their quarterly meeting with the state ministry of education, the Coordinator, ObiJackson Foundation on behalf of the Founder, Dr. Ernest Azudialu Obiejesi, Architect(Barrister) James Akporero, revealed the position of the organization to foster the drive of securing better football future for the youths, match with qualitative educational prowess.

Angelique Kidjo, Asa set London on fire

THE duo of Angelique Kidjo and the talented Asa set London on fire as they graced the stage on 14th of November 2014 at the Southbank Centre London. The duo thrilled the audience with their electrifying music and  had them dancing along to their performances.

Arise, O Compatriots

“My country is my country, even though it is unjust to me”- a Moroccan proverb.

“Arise, O Compatriots” is the national anthem of the Federal Republic of Nigeria. Adopted in 1978, the  National Anthem comprises patriotic words and phrases of five compatriots, namely John A. Ilechukwu, Eme Etim Akpan, B. A. Ogunnaike, Sotu Omoigui and P.O. Aderibighe.

Why A Saudi Man Divorces Wife For Not Replying Extrange 'Watsapp' message

A Saudi Man has divorced his wife after she failed to answer his WhatsApp message. The couple had been married for 2 years and recently, the man had complained that his wife spent too much time chatting with friends rather than taking care of their home and child, Gulf News reports...

PHOTO: Buhari, Amaechi, others in protest rally against Jonathan administration

The All Progressives Congress, APC, presidential aspirant and former Head of State, Gen.Muhammadu Buhari; APC National Chairman, John Odigie-Oyegun and Rivers State Governor, Chibuike Amaechi, yesterday, led thousands of party supporters in a protest rally in Abuja, accusing the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP-led Federal Government of playing politics with Boko Haram.The protest tagged ‘Salvation Rally’, was aimed at drawing global attention to what the opposition party described as deliberate hijack of the Nigeria police and other security agencies by the ruling PDP.