Davido Accuses Ex Manager Kamal Ajiboye Of Using Voodoo

The relationship between Davido and his long time manager whom he just fired is getting more messy.

Davido’s hype man big Spesh pointed fingers at Kamal Ajiboye for using diabolical means to bewitch Davido and his entire team. Spesh who is known for being very vocal on social media made the accusations on his SnapChat.  To add credence to the allegations Davido by admitting his team felt so good about Kamal’s sack.

British father murdered in a gangland hit in Thailand had become a father for the fourth time just a few months ago as devastated family say they have no idea why he was targeted

The devastated family of a British father-of-four who was shot dead in a tourist spot in Thailand say they have no idea why he was targeted.

Tony Kenway, 39, originally from Southampton, was murdered while sitting in the driver's seat of his red Porsche Cayenne GTS at about 2.10pm today (5.10am GMT) outside an exclusive sports club in Pattaya. 

Paying tribute, his sister Kirsty Kenway, 31, from Southampton, told MailOnline that her older brother had a 'brilliant life' in Thailand and his wife, Pans Kenway, 32, was 'devastated' by what had happened.

Mr Kenway's wife gave birth to his fourth child in September.

Ms Kenway said: 'I don't really know what happened to my brother. He's been in Thailand for years and he's been happily married for five years.

'We speak quite regularly and I visited him over Christmas. We had an amazing time, taking the kids to water parks and he spent a lot of time with his niece. He loved being with his family. He had four children. 

'His stepson is 10 and lives in Spain, his son is nine, and he had two children with Pans, a daughter aged three and a baby that was born in September.

'He absolutely adored his kids and he enjoyed playing with his baby son and he just made sure he looked after his children.'   

Did Donald Trump inherit a crashing meme economy?

The meme economy is in a serious slump. We might even be approaching a meme recession.  

On Reddit, a group of enthusiastic wonks trying to quantify the ups and downs of the meme economy, tracking the fortunes of each new dank meme on a simulated stock market. Like real market analysts, they don't always agree on what to buy—or, in this case, share—but this month, there seems to be consensus, and it doesn't bode well for the Trump administration. 

Reddit's meme_economy subreddit, the Verge reported earlier this month, has always been full of speculators discussing which memes are good and dank, and which are dead and need to be retired. But a group of 12 people decided to take that speculation to the next level and try to quantify it in a mock stock market called—what else?—the NASDANQ. 

President Trump is set to BAN migrants from Syria and six other 'dangerous' Muslim countries from entering America by signing executive orders tomorrow

President Donald Trump is reportedly expected to sign several executive orders on Wednesday banning immigrants from predominantly Muslim countries that are believed to play host to significant elements of Islamist terrorism.

The new Trump directives will reportedly restrict immigration from Syria and six other Middle Eastern or African countries, according to several congressional aides and immigration experts briefed on the matter.

In addition to Syria, Trump's orders are expected to temporarily restrict access to the United States for most refugees. 

Another order will block visas from being issued to Iraq, Iran, Libya, Somalia, Sudan and Yemen, said the aides and experts, who asked not to be identified. 

Trump's restrictions on refugees are likely to include a multi-month ban on admissions from all countries until the State Department and the Department of Homeland Security can increase the intensity of the vetting process. 

WorldStarHipHop Founder Lee “Q” O’Denat Found Dead at 43

With profound sadness, WorldStarHipHop and its employees, state that Lee ODenat, known as “Q”, the founder, leader and genius behind the website and brand has passed in San Diego. Q was a brilliant businessman who championed urban culture, ultimately creating the largest hiphop website in the world. But more than that, he was a devoted father and one of the nicest, most generous persons to ever grace this planet. We will miss his hearty laugh and warm spirit. WorldStarHipHop will continue in its various endeavors. We ask that you remember Q in your prayers and raise a toast to the sky in his name.

Tycoon’s internet bride ‘set up his hit-and-run murder’, inquest hears

Barry Pring, 47, died in 2008 after celebrating his first wedding anniversary with Ukrainian wife Ganna Ziuzina, 28. 

The businessman was hit by a stolen car in Kiev, Ukraine, while waiting for a taxi near a restaurant. 

Mr Pring married the former stripper after they met on a dating website, but his family claim she was “only interested in his money” and had “some involvement” in his death. 

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An inquest at Devon County Hall recorded a verdict of unlawful killing. 

Coroner Dr Elizabeth Earland said: “His guard was lowered by inebriation. The car had stolen licence plates and did not brake or stop. 

“I am satisfied beyond reasonable doubt that Barry Pring has been unlawfully killed.” 

The hearing was told “strenuous” attempts had been made to get Ms Ziuzina to attend the inquest, but she had refused saying she could not add anything to police statements she gave in Ukraine.

BREAKING NEWS: Hundreds evacuated as huge fire breaks out at shopping centre

According to initial local reports no one has died in the blaze which has destroyed a large part of the plastic casing around the building.

One Instagram user wrote: “An evacuation was announced, first I didn’t understand what was going on, many people were in panic. I smelled that something was burning only on the ground floor, saw the fire at the exit.”

No cause for the fire has been given, so far.

As well as the shopping centre, which is located in the south-west of Russia’s capital, two cars parked near the building are said to have caught fire.

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