Exposed: Luxurious life style and Private JET of Diezani Alison-Madueke’s son

SPY NIGERIA has obtained photos of  Nigeria Oil Minister,  Diezani Alison-Madueke’s sons, living like Kings in America, complete with private jet travel, luxury ship vacations, frolicking with local and international superstars such as Dbanj, Neyo and Cecil Hammond.

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John Legend & Common Face Off On ‘Lip Sync Battle’ With Classic Hits — Watch

What happens when Oscar-winning duo, John Legend and Common, face off against each other on ‘Lip Sync Battle?’ Huge hair, elaborate costumes, epic dance moves and other things you won’t want to miss! Watch the action go down here!

John Legend, 36, and Common, 43, throw it way back on Spike TV’s amazing new show, Lip Sync Battle, while lip syncing to some classic hits. The “Glory” collaborators went head to head for the battle, and though it was a close call, only one winner was determined. While Common channeled Lionel Richie for his rendition of “All Night Long (All Night)”, John did his best at MC Hammer‘s “U Can’t Touch This.” Watch their amazing renditions here!

‘Lip Sync Battle': John Legend & Common Face Off

Common started the night by stepping out as a clone to Lionel — wig and all! His outfit was exactly something of what the iconic musician would wear in the 80s, which definitely added to his performance of “All Night Long (All Night).” He gave a passionate lip syncing performance complete with back up dancers and moves of his own, surprising everyone with his major breakdancing skills! Both John and his supermodel wife Chrissy Teigen, 29, were loving it!

Next, John took the stage and transformed into 90s sensation MC Hammer. Let us say he nailed the outfit — special shout out to THOSE PANTS! Like John, he also had back up dancers, but he completely stole the show with his special dance moves while owning his epic performance — Chrissy couldn’t help herself from bopping around either!

And the winner of that Lip Sync Battle was… Common! The rapper tweeted his victory.

‘Lip Sync Battle': The Rock & Jimmy Fallon Face Off In Premiere

The very first episode of Lip Sync Battle also showed an epic battle between Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson, 42, and Jimmy Fallon, 40. The Rock did a hilarious take on Taylor Swift’s “Shake It Off” while Jimmy opted forMadonna’s classic “Like A Prayer.” You can find out who won and watch that hilarious showdown here!

Up next we will see beauties Anna Kendrick and Jennifer Lopez along with Justin Bieber doing his best Ozzy Osbourne. We can’t wait either.

Plies: Rapper Thrown Off Stage By Fan At Concert

So scary! A Plies concert got way out of hand when the ‘Bust It Baby’ rapper was violently thrown off stage by a fan while performing a set. Watch the shocking video here.

What started out as a friendly invitation to come on stage with Plies quickly turned violent after a fan attacked the rapper while he was performing a concert on April 3 in Tallahassee, Fla. Things got heated very fast as the rapper was thrown off stage by the fan within the blink of an eye.

Plies Thrown Off Stage During Concert — See Shocking Video

So shocking! Plies, who likes to interact with his fans during concerts, clearly had no idea what he was in for when inviting a fan to come on stage.

As the fan hovers over him, Plies attempts to make a joke about how he was in his personal space. “We can’t be that close now, we too close,” Plies says.

Apparently, his words set off the fan, who, without any obvious warning, grabs Plies from the waist and flips him over off of the stage. (That seriously had to have hurt.) Other fans in the audience begin to scream, and it’s only a matter of time before the attacker was escorted out by security.

The most shocking thing, however? Plies gets right back on stage and continues to perform, as fights break throughout the crowd. That’s some dedication.

Plies’ Attacker Explains His Side

As seen in the second part of the video, Plies’ attacker uploaded videos as to explain his side of why he attacked the rapper. In his eyes, Plies was the one who started it and he was just fighting back. He also admits that Plies is one of his top 5 artists.

Two FBI agents steal Bitcoins

The Silk Road, the notorious online black market, has been closed for a year and half.

And yet illegal activity linked to the Dark Web’s most infamous site, which did over $200 million in transactions, continues to crawl out: A criminal complaint unsealed Monday charged two federal agents with wire fraud and money laundering, committed while part of a task force assigned to investigate the Silk Road.

According to the complaint, both Carl Mark Force IV of the Drug Enforcement Administration and Shaun Bridges of the Secret Service, “abused their positions as federal agents and engaged in a scheme to defraud a variety of third-parties, the public, and the government, all for their financial enrichment.”

They did so, according to a federal affidavit signed by IRS investigator Tigran Gambaryan, by using their positions on the Baltimore Silk Road Task Force, to seize large quantities of bitcoins — the cryptocurrency that was the primary unit of exchange on the Silk Road — and move them into their personal bank accounts.

According to the affidavit, Force “stole and converted to his own personal use a sizable amount of bitcoins…rather than turning those bitcoin over the government”; meanwhile, Bridges “despite having personally benefitting in the amount of $820,000 from a Mt. Gox account…two days later served as the affiant on a multi-million dollar seize warrant for Mt. Gox and its owner’s bank accounts.”

The FBI took down the Silk Road, which at its peak listed 10,000 products for sale, 70% of which were drugs, in October 2013. And last month, a federal jury in New York convicted Ross Ulbricht on seven drug and conspiracy charges related to its operation.

But today’s complaint, filed in the United States District Court in San Francisco demonstrates that not even the government agents assigned with investigating the Silk Road were immune to the temptations presented by the anonymous black market.

Dozens killed after a ship sinks in Russia

A Russian freezer trawler with an international crew of 132 sank Thursday morning in the Sea of Okhotsk off of the Kamchatka Peninsula and at least 43 crew members were killed, rescue workers said.

The emergency services in Kamchatka, citing the head of the rescue operation, said 63 crew members were rescued and the fate of the remaining 26 from the Dalny Vostok trawler was unknown.

More than 25 fishing boats in the area helped to rescue the crew members, the emergency services said in a statement on their website.

No cause for the sinking was given. The Interfax news agency said drifting ice in the chilly Pacific waters may have played a role.

Besides Russia, Interfax said crew members came from Latvia, Ukraine, Myanmar and Vanuatu

Kenyan attack: Heartbreaking pics of family members as they ID the bodies of their loved ones

Relatives of victims of the Kenyan University attack were invited to Chimomo Mortuary in Kenya this morning to identify the bodies of their loved ones who were massacred two days ago at their school by Al-Shabaab militants. This story should be the number trending story in the world right now but sadly, it's not. More photos after the cut...

A blogger murdered in Bangladesh

Washiqur Rahman, 27, was an atheist known in Bangladeshi social media circles for writing articles denouncing religious extremism.

“He was a progressive free thinker and was against religious fundamentalism,” Imran Sarker, head of Blogger and Online Activists Network in Bangladesh, told AFP news agency.

Police have arrested two men in connection to the murder so far.

“He was brutally hacked to death this morning with big knives just 500 yards from his home at Dhaka’s Begunbari area,” local police chief Wahidul Islam told AFP.

Last month Avijit Roy, an American atheist blogger from Bangladeshi origin, was also brutally killed.

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In the wake of Roy’s murder, hundreds of protesters took to the streets to demand justice.

Bangladesh is a predominantly Muslim country, but its government describes itself as secular.

Rahman’s murder is the third of its kind in the last two years, and the fourth time a secular writer has been attacked in Bangladesh since 2004