Man whose sextape leak find love

Nothing new under this world,According to H-mero controvercial political activist Acie Lumumba, whose sextape leaked sometime last year, yesterday claimed he had found love in the daughter to South African business tycoon, Fana Hlongwane.

Lumumba yesterday exclusively revealed to H-Metro that he was in love with the South African businessman’s daughter, Lerato Hlongwani and was ready to settle.The controversial activist made the sensational claims moments after a Harare magistrate ruled that he be given back his passport.

Lumumba’s passport was being held at the Harare Magistrates’ Clerk of Court as part of his bail condition in a matter in which he is being charged with undermining the authority of the President.

“I am now free to travel. I have been handed back my passport.

“My lover had been worried on whether I would travel to South Africa to see her.

“I have found love in another beautiful woman, Lerato.

“Yes, Lerato Fana the daughter of South African businessman Fana Hlongwane,” he said.

Quizzed whether he was still in love with Lee Madyara, whom he last year claimed to have stood by him through thick and thin, Lumumba was quick to say:“These are women you are asking me about. I have tremendous respect and admiration for both.

“If Lee told you that she is single, then, she is single, respect that. I am not single. I am well spoken for.”

Flynn and Russia Ambassador conversation leak

Huffinton published,President-elect Donald Trump’s choice for national security adviser, held multiple phone conversations with Russia’s ambassador to Washington on the day the United States announced retaliation for Moscow’s interference in the U.S. presidential election, two people familiar with the issue said.

The conversations appear to raise further questions about contacts between Trump’s advisers and Russian officials at a time when U.S. intelligence agencies contend that Moscow waged a multifaceted campaign of hacking and other actions to boost Trump’s election chances over Democrat Hillary Clinton.

On Dec. 29, U.S. President Barack Obama ordered the expulsion of 35 Russian suspected spies and imposed sanctions on two Russian intelligence agencies over their involvement in hacking U.S. political groups in the 2016 election.

Whether Flynn and Russian ambassador Sergei Kislyak discussed those sanctions is unclear.

An 18th-century U.S. law, the Logan Act, bars unauthorized citizens from negotiating with foreign governments that are in disputes with the United States.

The phone calls were first reported by Washington Post columnist David Ignatius.

A Trump spokesman said on Friday that Flynn took a call from the Russian ambassador last month, and discussed setting up a call between the president-elect and Russian President Vladimir Putin after Trump’s inauguration on Jan. 20.

“The call centered around the logistics of setting up a call with the president of Russia and the president-elect after he was sworn in and they exchanged logistical information on how to initiate and schedule that call. That was it, plain and simple,” spokesman Sean Spicer told reporters.

Spicer said the call took place on Dec. 28. He said the call followed text message exchanges initiated by Flynn on Christmas Day, in which he wished the ambassador a merry Christmas and said he looked forward to “touching base with you and working with you.”

The two people familiar with the issue, who spoke on condition of anonymity, said several calls between Flynn and Kislyak took place on Dec. 29, the day of Obama’s announcement.

The transition team did not immediately respond to a request for comment on whether Flynn and the Russian ambassador spoke on Dec. 29.

Asked to comment, Alexey Mosin, a spokesman for the Russian Embassy in Washington, said, “the Embassy does not comment on multiple contacts, which are carried out on a daily basis with local interlocutors.”

After the Nov. 8 election, Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Sergei Ryabkov told the state-run Interfax news agency that the Russian government was in touch with members of Trump’s political team during the U.S. election campaign and knew most of his entourage.

In his news conference on Wednesday, Trump declined to answer whether anyone connected to him or the campaign had contact with Moscow during the presidential campaign and said he had no loans or business deals with or in Russia.

(Reporting by Jonathan Landay, Warren Strobel and Susan Heavey; Additional reporting by Emily Stephenson; Editing by Yara Bayoumy and Jonathan Oatis)

See man who losses over $1billion dollar's when Trump won

According to blaze,Billionaire hedge-fund manager and Hillary Clinton supporter George Soros bet against the stock market’s reaction to the election of President-elect Donald Trump and lost almost $1 billion in the process, The Wall Street Journal reported Thursday.

Soros came to international prominence when he made over $1 billion in a single month in 1992 by breaking the English pound. Soros predicted the pound was valued too high against the German Duetschmark, and staked a sizable fortune against it.

Soros has spent several of the past years on public policy and philanthropy, but he returned to trading last year at Soros Fund Management, LLC when he saw economic troubles ahead for China and parts of the European Union, and desired to capitalize on the chaos.

He was reportedly cautious about the market before the election, and then grew increasingly bearish after Trump’s win due to the President-elect’s statements concerning a possible raise in tariffs on Chinese imports, a move many investors saw as potentially upending global trade. From The WSJ:

The stance proved a mistake—the stock market has risen over the past two months on expectations that Mr. Trump’s proposed economic policies will boost corporate earnings and the overall economy.

As a result, some of Mr. Soros’s personal trading positions incurred losses approaching $1 billion…Mr. Soros adjusted his positions and exited many of his bearish bets late last year, avoiding further losses, [sources said].

Soros was born in Hungary but moved to the U.S. at the age of 26 and became a pioneer in the hedge-fund industry. He has been a longtime supporter of progressive causes and gave nearly $20 million to outside pro-Clinton groups over the course of the 2016 election cycle, according to data from the Center for Responsive Politics.

“The broader portfolio held by Mr. Soros’ firm performed better, posting profits before and after the election from long-held investments in sectors including financials and industrials, according to people familiar with the firm,” the Journal noted. “Those gains helped Soros Fund Management gain about 5 percent on the year.”

The Journal also noted that Soros’ former deputy, Stanley Druckenmiller did much better following the election. He successfully anticipated a temporary fall in stocks and then an immediate resurgence. Druckenmiller, who supported Ohio Governor John Kasich during the 2016 election, gave roughly $3.5 million to Republican candidates, according to the Center for Responsive Politics.

Pepe don rest:Celebration as MMM back to Nigeria's

It has been reported than the famous ponzi scheme which Nigerians have been waiting for has fulfilled her promises.Remember Mmm Nigeria Shot down  November 2016,with a promise of resurfacing.Now the scheme is truly back,so user log in.

Walsh and Jackson encourage milk breakfast

According to boston globe,Jackson insisted his decision to go after Walsh’s job was nothing personal. He said his candidacy is about helping all Bostonians. His campaign rallying cry is “We are Boston.”

Together, the men were all smiles and shared a warm embrace Friday morning as they stood side-by-side in the gymnasium of the Roxbury YMCA for a breakfast honoring Martin Luther King Jr.

It was the first time Walsh and Jackson appeared together since Jackson formally launched his campaign for mayor Thursday.

Baby Found after 18years of abduction

(CNN)Kamiyah Mobley, who was abducted as a newborn from a Florida hospital in July 1998, has been found alive in South Carolina, Jacksonville Sheriff Mike Williams said Friday.

DNA tests confirmed an 18-year-old woman was the baby taken by a woman posing as a health care worker, Williams said.this week in Walterboro, South Carolina, where authorities arrested Gloria Williams, 51, in connection with the abduction. The woman was charged Friday with kidnapping and interference with custody, authorities said.

For 18 years, Mobley believed that Williams was her mother, the sheriff said. Mobley goes by another name than her given one.

"She had an inclination beginning a couple of months ago that she may have been involved in this in some way," the sheriff said.

"She's taking it as well as you can imagine. She has a lot to process. She has a lot to think about."

Mobley was located after a series of tips last year to the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children, according to the sheriff. The FBI assisted in the investigation.

Mobley's biological parents and grandmother were "extremely excited and overwhelmed with emotion" at the news, the sheriff said.

Mobley seems to be in good health, he said.

"She appears to be a normal 18-year-old-woman," the sheriff said.

Over the years, authorities received more than 2,500 tips in connection with the case. On Friday, investigators were calling retired detectives who worked on the case with word of the latest development.

"This is a case like we have not seen in this country in a long time," the sheriff said.

On July 10, 1998, a kidnapper dressed as a nurse and, wearing scrubs and surgical gloves, was captured in grainy surveillance video at the hospital, CNN affiliate WJXT-TV in Jacksonville reported.

The mother was awarded $1.5 million after settling a lawsuit against the former University Medical Center, the station reported. She has since had three more children.

Couple pleaded not guilty for humantrafficking charges-Boston

BOSTON NEWS published a husband and a wife pleaded not guilty to human trafficking charges for allegedly running a house of prostitution out of an apartment in Boston.

Kim Kew Chow and his wife, Yuet Chow, have been held in custody since September. During their arraignment Thursday in Suffolk Superior Court, a clerk magistrate ordered them each held on $500,000 bail.

The couple was indicted last month on charges including human trafficking and running a house of prostitution.

Prosecutors allege that the apartment was being used for human trafficking 12 hours a day, seven days a week, with victims brought in from out of state to sell sexual conduct for cash.

Lawyers for the couple objected to the high bail and said they plan to appeal it at a hearing
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No any futher Right for American gays-Carson

According to Hill News“What I have said before is I don’t think anyone should get ‘extra rights,’” he added.

Carson’s remarks mirror those from his 2014 CPAC speech: “Of course gay people should have the same rights as everyone else, but they don’t get extra rights,” Carson said at the time. “They don’t get to redefine marriage.”

Carson, a conservative Christian, has often run afoul of the LGBT community, suggesting they take advantage of “political correctness.”

During a 2015 speech to the Iowa Freedom Summit, Carson addressed religious freedom concerns raised by Christian bakers who argue it violates their faith to bake wedding cakes for gay people.

“[That] is really not all that smart, because they might put poison in that cake,” Carson joked.

Bokoharam and Law enforcement agencies spoil our career-Nigerian Youth

      Youth with broken dream 

  At orile,punch correspondent encountered some students of konduga college who had escaped when their school was burnt down by deadly boom haram insurgents.

    One them namely Barika Philemon.eighteen years old from gwoza local government Area of borno state say he came to Lagos in 2015.

 Barika recall how was studying his NCE when boko haram attack,burnt down the college containing over 3000 students."they came to our school on fire and killed many of the students.(4pm)they came and open fire on us,i ran from konduga on foot to maiduguri wearing only boxers,I ran for good six hours (4pm-10pm)"

   A student of business education ambition was to became an accountant and work in bank when he turns a keke napep ridder in Lagos,he said.

  " I have gotten a keke on hire purchase and the owner say if I will pay him 850,000.I have rendered one month return.if I finish paying the money the keke become mine and I will further more my education.

    Philemon says it might be difficult for him to make this money as most of his daily earnings are spent on settling fines imposed for offenses,ranging from wrong parking to other infrastructions.

     I have not been Ableto save 10000 in the last one month,fuel is also  expensive and keke is not mine.I don't have permanent accommodation."I use to beg some security guard at filling station or companies along Apapa-oshodi exp way to allow me sleep till day break.by 4am before people are up,I will leave the place to avoid putting security guard in trouble.

  At least 20 of my school mate died in the attack"for yusuf,a student of Bama college of education,the provost of his school had instructed them to vacate the school when they heard insurgents are attacking school in the neighbouring communities.

  "I ran to Cameroon without any personal belongings. No cars was moving at the time.we trekked for 10 hours and when we got there,we stayed in the camp for one year.they fed us with guinea corn and sometime beg for money from passerby.

     We later found vehicle comming to Nigeria and that how I reached Lagos,I am driving keke but I can't make enough money because I keep spending money on fines.I have spent over 150000 on fines.

      We try to avoid these fines but passengers will also harass us and insisted on dropping wherever they want and law enforcement agency will be following us,the moment we drop the person,we will be arrested"

    Yusuf ambition was to became a teacher.I need to go back to school, adding,I have no person to help me because i don't even have money to feed myself"

    Some of these young men concerns is how to reunite with there families who are also destitute in Cameroon.one says we are also doing this business to gather money.we intended to go to Cameroon to give our stranded parents and siblings some money,then come back here and continue hustling.