Woman with world's biggest breasts needs love

Annie Hawkins-Turner

 

If you are a man that loves them huge and large, then the world famous Annie Hawkins-Turner, aka Norma Stitz, the woman who has been recognised by the Guinness Book of World Records as the woman with the biggest boobs needs love. Turner, a website entrepreneur and fetish model whose stage name is a word-play on the phrase 'enormous tits', has a breast whose size is said to be 102ZZZ with each of them weighing

Buhari “unreservedly condemns” Burkina Faso coup

  

President Muhammadu Buhari has “unreservedly condemned” the coup in Burkina Faso, which saw Burkina Faso’s interim president and prime minister detained with members of the administration. The takeover by elements of the Burkinabe Presidential Guard was a “brazen contravention of the constitution and transitional charter”, according to a statement from Buhari’s office.

Akufo-Addo promises a new Ghana

Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo, the 2016 presidential candidate of the New Patriotic Party, has given students of the University of Development Studies (UDS), and, indeed, all students across the country, a glimpse of the transformation that will take place in Ghana when, God-willing and the people of Ghana consenting, he is elected President of the Republic in the 2016 election. Addressing a meeting of the Tertiary Students Confederacy (TESCON) on Thursday, September 17, at the Navrongo Campus of UDS,

Nana Akufo-Addo noted that the period of his government will be marked by a major paradigm shift, where value addition activities in a transformed and a diversified modern economy will be the order of the day. The NPP flagbearer told the gathering that his government’s focus will be on the structural transformation of Ghana’s economy, “where industrial activity will be the main source of economic activity in our country”. “Imagine a Ghana, where we have a modern agricultural economy, where we have year-long agriculture in all parts of the country, where we are an exporting country of foodstuffs to the rest of West Africa and

D’Banj mobbed at Apapa Port

 What was wrongly reported as an attack by thugs was actually fans who had been eagerly waiting to see D’Banj in person as he exited a factory in Apapa where he had been shooting a commercial. 
D’Banj who has been out of the country for a while is back now and it looks like his fans have missed him! Many of his fans close to a thousand were chanting and singing lines from songs on his yet-to-be released album such as “Baba Confidential” “Baba, who is knocking on Ur door” and “Baba we feeling the nigga”. The new songs from his EP have obviously entered the streets and a close source stated that “the love was real!” The Visual EP titled “An Epic Journey” premières worldwide on September 28th.

Ghana's Black Queens wins gold

Ghana took the gold medal in the women’s football tournament at the 2015 All Africa Games in Brazzaville, Congo by beating Cameroon. The Black Queens earned a penalty after substitute Edem Atovor was brought down inside the box as the last woman. Aduako followed up with another attempt but Mambingo deflected it again and the ball flew in the air to Boakye who short powerfully into the net in the 88th minute. It was sweet revenge for Ghana who lost by the same scoreline four years ago at the 2011 Maputo Games. The Black Queens have won their first-ever gold medal in the history of the Games.

Bronze For Siasia

Nigeria under-23 team won the consolation bronze of the Africa Games yesterday after beating hosts Congo 5-3 after a penalty shootout. Siasia Siasia Congo and Nigeria were tipped to play in the final, but they suffered shock defeats to Senegal and Burkina Faso respectively. In the third place play offs yesterday, chances were hard to come by, the only one that came the way of the Under-23 Eagles was wasted by Junior Ajayi; that has been the bane of the team in the competition. Full score was goalless and it was left for goalkeeper Daniel Emmanuel to prove his worth. He denied the Congolese once, while Nigerian shooters Daniel Etor, Sodiq Atanda, Kingsley Sokari, Christian Pyagbara and Obanor Ehor made no mistake with their kicks. “Bronze is better than nothing. We came here with the aim of winning the gold, but that didn’t happen. “We have learnt some useful lessons and for sure we will work on those before the Olympic qualifying tournament,” said coach Samson Siasia.

Up Up Nigeria, Esther Onyema Breaks World Record !

  

Hail Nigeria’s Esther Onyema, she has also broken another world record in powerlifting in the ongoing 11th All Africa Games in Congo Brazzaville with a lift of 133 kg . Her former record in a class of 55kg was 126kg

Coup in Burkina Faso

Ouagadougou – Members of Burkina Faso’s Presidential Guard on Thursday announced the dissolution of the government on national television, saying President Michel Kafando had been ousted. A military official said on state-run media in Ouagadougou that they had put in place a national democracy council charged with organising democratic and inclusive elections.

The presidential guard was believed to be dissatisfied with plans to dissolve it and to integrate it into the military police. Burkina-Faso-President-and-Prime-Minister The soldiers reportedly belong to the Presidential Security Regiment on Wednesday interrupted a cabinet meeting in Burkina Faso detaining Kafando, Prime Minister Isaac Zida, and arrested several ministers. The dissolution had been recommended to Kafando by a reform and reconciliation commission formed after former President Blaise Compaore fled the country in October. The commission, which includes prominent Burkinabes and civil society representatives, proposed that the presidential guard be integrated into the military police and the gendarmerie.
 Meanwhile, members of the Presidential Security Regiment fired shots to disperse protesters demanding that the soldiers release President Michel Kafando and his ministers but no injuries were reported.

The Police Cannot Be Blamed; The Protesters Deserved To Be Whipped - MP

Theophilus Tetteh Chaie,

Theophilus Tetteh Chaie, Member of Parliament for Ablekuma Central, is blaming the leadership of pressure group, Let My Vote Count Alliance for the violence that characterized its protest demanding a new voters register. According to him, the leaders provoked the police to apply maximum force after the protesters tried to use unapproved routes to present

their petition to the Electoral Commission . Riot police fired tear gas and water cannon to force back protesters who had massed up close to the Accra Psychiatric Hospital to picket at the EC.

In attempts to cow them into submission the police beat protesters with horse whips . Most of the leaders were arrested and others sustained various degrees of injuries. The Police after the incident has been blamed for the attack on unarmed civilians exercising their human rights. But Tetteh Chaie on Asempa FM Wednesday maintained that, the police cannot be blamed. In his view, the leadership should have policed their protesters to ensure they stick to the routes approved by the police. The Ablekuma Central MP stated that some of the protesters deliberately took unapproved routs just to trigger violence. “Some people deliberately provoke the police to beat them up so they leadership should take the full blame” he stressed. Theophilus Tetteh Chaie admonished leaders of pressure groups to supervise their members to adhere to laid down procedures before embarking on another demonstration. On the contrary, New Patriotic Party (NPP) MP for Akyem Swedru expressed disgust at the conduct of the police. The MP who escaped the attack by a whisker said the police have proven that the citizenry cannot rely on them for protection. “We have learnt our lesson in a bitter way so we will prepare adequately on our next demonstration” he added. Kingsley Aboagye Gyedu said if the police decides to throw democracy to the dogs and obey government then “we will make their work very difficult for them”. Source: adomonline.com

Have You Eaten Any Of These Cancer Causing Foods Today ?

Processed Foods

Have you eaten any of these cancer causing foods today? Take a reflection and read more.
Cancer is one of those diseases that loom over a good majority of the population. It can be avoided, but there are circumstances beyond our control that sometimes force our hand. However, there are some foods that the normal person may eat on a daily basis that could increase the chances of acquiring cancer through the chemicals and process that ensures we can eat these types of goods. Unfortunately, most people don’t really pay attention to what goes into the items they consume, which is an unhealthy process. Avoiding these foods altogether, or even limiting your intake of them, can help reduce your chances of contracting cancer.

Soda, much like processed meats and the other food items on this list, cause cancer when drinking in excess. The liquid within those colorful cans tends to be loaded with sugar, food chemicals, and coloring, which all help to acidify the body and feed the growth of cancer cells. Common soda chemicals, such as caramel coloring and its derivative 4-methylimidazole, have both been linked to causing cancer within someone. Again, drinking soda in moderation can be helpful to reduce the risk of contracting cancer through the chemicals
within the drink. However, drinking more than one per day is quite bad for you. Cutting the use of soda out altogether could be the best option you have for leading a healthier, cancer-free lifestyle. Unfortunately, there are so many other food items out there that can feed cancer growth that it is hard to count on dropping one item to really help. It’s a start, though.It is hard to obtain the same level of quality and nostalgia that grabbing a bucket of popcorn at the latest movie to release can incur within someone. However, the option to purchase microwave popcorn in

Update: Ghana's Judicial Bribery Scandal -Chief Justice Asked To Resign

Chief Justice Georgina Theodora Wood

“If this thing had happened in Britain or America or Germany, the head of the judiciary would have tendered in his or her resignation. It is a matter of principle…the buck must stop on her desk.” This is a call from Mr Kweku Ansah Asare in an interview with TV3’s Thomas Adotei Pappoe, a former Director of the Ghana School of Law
He is calling for the head of the Chief Justice, Georgina Theodora Wood because of the allegations levelled against the Ghanaian judiciary.  An almost two-year investigative work by ace journalist Anas Aremeyaw Anas has shaken to the core, the judicial arm of government, with 34 justices implicated. The Chief Justice has set up a committee that is looking into the involvement of the high and lower court judges as well as some court officials. Meanwhile Twenty-two circuit court justices and magistrates have already

Asantehene Leads Crusade for a Credible Voter Register in Ghana

Otumfuo Osei Tutu II - Asantehene

            “I know how concerned our friends in the international community are about the sustenance of democracy through elections that are credible; and I have no doubt they will find it of greater value to help fund a more credible process that delivers a fair and just result than to pay for the unpredictable consequences of flawed elections. So we should ask ourselves now: Is our electoral register tainted? If it is, how best can we clean it to give the register credibility? If we are seeking the ultimate fairness, we must seek first the ultimate credibility,” said Asantehene, Otumfuo Osei Tutu II at the annual Ghana Bar Association (GBA) conference in Kumasi.

We need Faithfull and Compasionate Leaders For Ghana - Judge

Justice Henrrietta Abban, a retired Appeal Court who worked in Ghana’s Lands Commission and further served at the Supreme Court of the Gambia,on Tuesday shed tears uncontrollably after a grimy picture was painted about how deep corruption has eaten into the leadership of our national institutions.
 “our whole society is rotten to the core, it goes down, down and there is no one doing things right, but we need the rightful kind of faithful leaders who have compassion for the nation.”  she murmured as she paced up sobbing during the inauguration of “Urgent call to Repentance” message. To recall, 22 out of the 34 higher and lower court judges sited in the video footage by Anas Aremeyaw Anas an investigative journalist have been suspended by the Judicial Council.

'Sex' for Movie Roles - Princess Shyngle

Princess Shyngle

  "They will call for the script to read and later on call you to meet you in their hotel rooms, or visit you. Most of them are married men and they will never invite you, some even send me message that i want to fu*k you.' Shyngle revealed.
The Ghana based Gambian actress made this revelation in an exclusive interview with KOD on Live Fm.
It is real that most movie producers in Ghana demand for s*x from some actresses especially the up and coming ones who are desperate for fame. It does exist and that most producers take advantage of these innocent actresses and demand 'sex' from them before giving them roles.
Princess Shyngle, the curvy actress is what you’ll describe as the diva of the moment.
She has become a household name in Ghana and beyond thanks to the controversial movie ”Why Should I Get Married” which featured top notch celebrities in Ghana.
 Lamenting on why she decided to come to Ghana instead of Nigeria : The 24 year old actress said “I felt it will be easy for me to break through the Ghanaian industry than Nigeria”

WOW ! Yvonne Nelson, a virgin ?

Did you know?  Yvonne Nelson never drinks alcoholic beverages, She doesn’t smoke, She doesn’t have a night life; not the night club type.  ............. She is a virgin! She hates sea food.
We celebrate our entertainment stars but certainly there are things we do not know about them.
The first episode of '5 Things People Don’t Know' on GhanaGist.Com debuts the award winning movie actress. This webisode of “5 Things People Don’t Know” on GhanaGist.Com is to highlight those hidden things we will love to know.  Watch the full video clip of Yvonne Nelson talking about the “5 Things People Don’t Know” about her.

Update Anas storms court

Ghana's ace journalist - Anas Aremeyaw Anas

Ghana's ace and popular investigative journalist Anas Aremeyaw Anas yesterday stormed the court for the first time following his mind-blowing exposé on massive corruption in the judiciary. On invitation from the committee investigating the corruption scandal, he went to the court complex on the High Street in Accra.

Ghana, third best behind Algeria and Ivory Coast in Africa, 27th in the World.

The Stars in a training session

Ghana has maintained her third best position in Africa behind Algeria and Ivory Coast. The Black Stars had 827 accumulated points to maintain her position in Africa and 27th in the world according to the latest FIFA World rankings released on Thursday.
Ghana defeated Congo 3-2 in a friendly on Thursday. However the world's top three positions remained unchanged with Argentina, Belgium and Germany in that order.
 Source: Ghanafa.org

Black Stars to play Canada in October 13

Ghana Black Stars is set to play Canada in an international friendly in the United States of America (USA) next month.
The RFK Stadium in Washington DC will host this match on Tuesday October 13 at 19:00 Local time.
Avram Grant, Ghana's current Coach will use the match as part of his preparations for the 2018 World Cup qualifiers in November. Ghana will face the winner of the first round match between Comoros and Lesotho. Ghana recently beat Rwanda 1-0 in Kigali to maintain a hundred percent record in the ongoing 2017 AFCON qualifying group stage matches.  
Canada on her part, is in a qualifying group which include Mexico, Honduras and El Salvador for a chance to reach the final round of the qualifiers.
Source: Ghanafa.org


 

NIGERIA GHANA MEETS

NIGERIA GHANA MEETS

Ghana’s President John Dramani Mahama welcomed his West African neighbour President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, Muhammadu Buhari who payed a day's working visit to Ghana at the Golden Jubilee Lounge.

Buhari was here to cement the long standing relationship between Ghana and Nigeria as well as discuss security issues.

Buhari, a former Nigerian army general who first won power three decades ago in a military coup, snatched a historic presidential election victory over rival Goodluck Jonathan in March 2015.

He becomes the first opposition leader to beat an incumbent president.

Great Discovery, A 2,700 Year Old City Found Under A Basement

Imagine your home was harboring a secret. Whilst it looked normal and harmless enough from the outside, behind the walls, something completely different was going on. Let’s say one day, you had to do a little remodeling work in the basement. When you were chipping away at the plaster, you noticed a hole behind the wall. You pushed through a little further and discovered that the hole is an entire room. You kept going on and on, picking your way through and pretty soon, you discovered an entire city beneath your house. Believe it or not, this is actually true. In 1963, a Turkish man was redoing his house and was stunned to discover an entire city beneath the foundations of his basement. The city, known as Derinkuyu, was believed to be built in the 7th or 8th centuries BC. Whilst this might sound a little too good to be true, these pictures speak a thousand words.

He Discovered a Tunnel first  

Then A Passageway.

 

 

NEW HUMAN RELATIVE

March 2015 photo from National Geographic 

MAGALIESBURG, South Africa (AP) — Scientists say they've discovered a new member of the human family tree, revealed by a huge trove of bones in a barely accessible, pitch-dark chamber of a cave in South Africa.
The creature shows a surprising mix of human-like and more primitive characteristics — some experts called it "bizarre" and "weird." And the discovery presents some key mysteries: How old are the bones?
The bones were found in 2013 by a spelunker, about 30 miles (48 kilometers) northwest of Johannesburg.
The find was made in the Rising Star cave system. The creature, which evidently walked upright, represents a mix of traits. For example, the hands and feet look like Homo, but the shoulders and the small brain recall Homo's more ape-like ancestors, the researchers said.
Besides the age of the bones, another mystery is how they got into the difficult-to-reach area of the cave. The researchers said they suspect the naledi may have repeatedly deposited their dead in the room, but alternatively it may have been a death trap for individuals that found their own way in.

Andre Ayew named Africa's best player

Andre Ayew

Swansea City FC's new player. Andre Ayew,  has been named African Player of the Month of August in the English Premier League.
Ayew made it amidst stiff competition from the other shortlisted players – Yaya Toure of Manchester City and Algerian Riyad Mahrez of Leicester City.
 In a statement released by Tunde Adelakun, the CEO of Award organisers New African Soccer, Ayew received “overwhelming support in an unprecedented voting number count for the monthly award.