Beauty queen Mabel Sobio Tonye laid to rest

19 year old Miss Exclusive Nigeria 2014 and Most Beautiful Girl in Kalabari 2014, Mabel Sobio Tonye, who died on November 22nd after complaining of stomach pains, was laid to rest today Dec. 5th at her hometown, Abonnema in Rivers State. Her family, minus parents, friends & fellow models and beauty queens were at the burial.

She was buried with her crown and sash and she looked so peaceful. Such a painful pic to look at but can't share online. May her soul rest in peace...amen.

Edo big boys sprayed $100k at an event

Check out the stacks of dollars on the table waiting to be sprayed. Some Edo big boys had their Association's Day Out in Italy recently and you won't believe what they did with dollars. Except maybe that's just $1dollar bills? See more photos and video after the cut...

EXCLUSIVE PHOTOS: ARAB MONI PARTY 2 ABUJA - hosted by CHAPERON GROUP

ARAB MONI PARTY is a costume  party hosted by chaperon group Abuja,the leading life style management company in nigeria,the concept behind the  AMP party was built around the rich Arabian culture their unique attires, shisha, decor, money (ARABIAN NIGHT)
this event was one of the most anticipated themed event  this year,the madien edition was held in January and  this was the second themed party hosted in less than one year,the brand holds alot of potentials.
   the build up and social buzz prior to the event attracted major clientele from within and outside Abuja , the esthetics's location and concept of the glamorous lavish party brought the city to a halt, big brand like AIRTEL, SMIRNOFF ICE, ALBARKA TRAVELS AND TOURS, BARCELONA HOTEL,3M360, HOTNAIJA MUSIC,BIG BAMMYS BLOG,BURNER TUNES,PLAY TV, DABRASS HOTEL, AVATAR,BLIND SHOTS, ZIDOFF.COM, KEFCHILD ,JAYWON ,ICE PRINCE,PSQUARE,TONTO DIKE and others who affiliated and contributed to the success of this world class event .
 THE MONEY GAME was powered by Albarka travels and tours gave an all paid expense for a week to SPAIN malaga to the winner , and JAMES WENGER NIG LTD  gave $1000 to Miss Nancy  the best dressed female and the male winner got 2 free nights from BARCELONA HOTEL, and alot of free biz from chaperon group,airtel,Smirnoff ice, the next year event promises to be bigger and  more flamboyant   in april 2015 will be held in Dubai and Lagos

E-cigarettes Contain 10 TIMES More Cancer-Causing Chemicals Than Regular Cigarettes Scientists research

E-cigarettes is supposed to be a ‘safer’ alternative to normal tobacco – but the vapour from the devices can contain 10 times as much cancer-causing poison as normal tobacco, a new study has found.
Researchers at the National Institute of Public Health, Japan, found high levels of dangerous carcinogens such as formaldehyde and acetaldehyde in several brands of e-cigarette liquid.
The levels detected were much higher than those in normal tobacco.
‘In one brand of e-cigarette the team found more than 10 times the level of carcinogens contained in one regular cigarette,’ said Dr Naoki Kunugita, of the National Institute of Public Health.

Normal tobacco contains a huge number of toxins, so the new research does not prove that cigarettes are ‘safer’ – just that e-cigarettes may be riskier than thought.

The researchers believe that the carcinogens are released when the element which vapourises the liquid inside the e-cigarette overheats.

Unlike normal cigarettes which burn dried tobacco, e-cigarettes use a battery-powered device to heat a nicotine solution known as e-liquid.

This produces an aerosol that can be inhaled (vaping). Higher end e-cigarettes allow the heat temperature to be adjusted, which can intensify the nicotine hit.

Previous research by Roswell Park Cancer Institute in Buffalo, NY, suggests the way particles are broken down in e-cigarettes may irritate lung tissue and cause disease.

Particles in tobacco-based cigarettes have a median size of 0.3 to 0.5 microns, but in e-cigarettes they are a lot smaller at 0.18 to 0.27 microns.

This means particles can travel deep within the lungs and embed themselves in the alveoli, the tiny air sacs in the lungs where the exchange of oxygen and carbon dioxide takes place, causing damage.

Simple solution: Don't smoke at all...lol.

Man Lifts 80kg Bricks With His Testicles, Swings Them Around

A Chinese kung fu master has stunned audiences after lifting bricks weighing 80kg from his testicles.
The practice of swinging weights from a man’s testicles is believed to improve fertility and boost feelings of well-being, the metro.co.uk reported.
Zhenhua lifted the heavy brick pile at a live performance and swung them back and forth for 10 minutes. Shocked witnesses admitted they couldn’t believe what they were watching.

The 48-year-old carried out the incredible stunt after practicing Xi Sui Jing kung fu.

Many others commenting online pointed out that it was well-known that the practice of swinging weights from a man’s testicles improved fertility and increased feelings of well-being.

The demonstration took place at a kung fu training centre in the city of Zhengzhou in Central China’s Henan Province.

Snooki wedding (photos)

Former Jersey Shore star ,Nicole "Snooki" Polizzi married her longtime boyfriend and father of her two children (Lorenzo, 2, and Giovanna, 3 months), Jionni LaValle on Saturday November 29th at Saint Rose of Lima Church in East Hanover, New Jersey. See more photos after the cut...

Nigerian lawyer Tunde Okewale makes GQ's World's Coolest men list

30 year old Nigerian/British lawyer Tunde Okewale was included in GQ magazine's list of the 35 “coolest” men under 38 years old. Tunde, who comes in at number 33, was called to bar in 2007.

The human rights advocate was listed alongside the likes of Prince William, Drake and Tom Hardy. GQ described Tunde as having “celebrity” status within the English legal profession. The mag said Tunde was included in the list because he “was named one of the best-looking men in the legal world" by several blogs and also because he set up Urban lawyers, an organisation that is making the law accessible to young people.

Born to Nigerian parents, Tunde Okewale came to the UK when he was just a year old. He grew up on a council estate in Hackney, London and put himself through law school working at Sainsbury’s.

 Speaking about his life, Tunde said:

"I am a black kid from a working class family that grew up in Hackney, and I am hoping that young people will look at me and say, ‘if he can do it, I can do it’. It doesn’t have to be something in the legal profession, whatever you are passionate about go for it and give it your all.”