ABUJA DJ COMPETITION 2016: FIRE ON THE MIXER @clickonvenue

Hello Abuja!

 We're quite glad to have you on here checking out our website. We've been experiencing increased traffic (yes, we are paying attention to y'all) and for this, we're giving back to our community, now we present to you 'Fire on The Mixer": A DJ contest. The best of Abuja DJ's are going head to head for the crown of "Abuja's Best DJ of 2016" and the “winner takes all”.

This event will hold on August 2016 at Green Grass Lounge and Garden,Asokoro. A serene open air lounge, events center and park nestled in the city of Abuja. Simply an excellent venue to network, socialize and just relax.

HORROR IN DALLAS: 11 COPS SHOT, AT LEAST 5 KILLED BY 'SNIPERS'

• 11 police officers shot.
• At least 5 officers killed.
• At least three people were taken into custody.
• Police operations are still ongoing.
• The gunman involved in a shootout with police is now reportedly dead

Multiple police officers were shot and at least five were killed by "snipers" amid a protest and rally in Dallas, Texas, on Thursday night, the Dallas Police Department said.

Dallas Police officials said at least 11 officers and one civilian were shot. Four of the deceased officers were from the Dallas Police Department. One deceased officer was from the Dallas Area Rapid Transit agency.

At least seven other officers were injured. Two officers underwent surgery and three are in critical condition, according to police. 

4 men KILLED BY COPS in the last 48hrs

4 men KILLED BY COPS in the last 48hrs. ‪#‎DelrawnRussell‬ ‪#‎AltonSterling‬‪#‎PhilandoCastile‬ ‪#‎PedroErikVillanueva‬ **Where is the justice? Who is policing the police? I know not every cop is a bad cop. I get this, but it's hard to trust in them to protect and serve, when I keep seeing "shoot and kill" images everyday.**

RIP

Airbnb owner plans to sue hedge funder after 1000 party guests in 'sprayathon' allegedly trash $20 million Hamptons mansion

A furious Airbnb owner of a $20 million Hamptons mansion is planning to sue a hedge funder after he threw a giant party complete with champagne guns and thousands of revelers, Page Six reports.  

The owner claims Brett Barna, a portfolio manager at Louis Bacon’s Moore Capital Management, said he was holding a fundraiser for an animal charity with around 50 guests, according to Page Six's Emily Smith.

Instead, thousands of guests showed up for an event called the "Sprayathon" that was documented on social media. 

"The only animals there were the people, a thousand of them. They drowned themselves in Champagne ... they broke into the house, trashed the furniture, art was stolen, we found used condoms," the owner told Smith. "So many people were there that the concrete around the pool crumbled and fell into the water. It was like 'Jersey Shore' meets a frat party."

The owner, known only as "Tommy" on his Airbnb profile, is now suing Barna for $1 million for alleged damages to the property, as well as Barna allegedly refusing to pay for the $27,000 Airbnb rental.

A source told Page Six that that the party did raise $100,000 for Last Chance Animal Rescue, as well as hired cleaners and left the house in "good condition."

The Philando Castile shooting just threw into question a central belief people have about the US policing system (Video)

A 32-year-old black man whose girlfriend said was pulled over by a Minnesota police officer for a broken tail light was shot and killed by the officer late Wednesday night.

His girlfriend said he allegedly revealed to the officer he had a concealed weapon in his glove compartment and a license to carry before he was shot.

The earliest details emerging from the shooting have led to questions about its implications for a central belief people have about the US policing system, as well as an assertion frequently posited in the wake of police shootings to justify the officers' actions: If you comply with the police, you won't be harmed. 

House Oversight Committee chairman grills the FBI director: 'Did Hillary Clinton lie?'

The chairman of the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee grilled the FBI director on Thursday about his decision to recommend that Hillary Clinton not be charged over her mishandling of classified information.

Rep. Jason Chaffetz, a Republican from Utah, asked FBI Director James Comey point-blank if Clinton lied during the investigation of her emails. He also said Congress would send a referral to the FBI to investigate whether Clinton lied under oath about her handling of classified information.

Clinton, who is now the presumptive Democratic nominee for president, has come under fire for using a private email server while she was secretary of state.

Justice Department Closes Hillary Clinton Email Probe With No Charges

The Justice Department’s investigation into Hillary Clinton’s email setup has been formally closed without any criminal charges, Attorney General Loretta Lynch said Wednesday.

The decision had been expected and was largely a formality given FBI Director James Comey’s recommendation a day earlier against any prosecution. Even before Comey’s public statement, Lynch had said she intended to accept the recommendations of the FBI director and of her career prosecutors.