So Seductive: Curvy Female Blogger Breaks Internet with Her Hot Tattooed Waist (Photos)

American lady, Angie is a fast growing social media influencer with a curvy stature, fresh skin, massive bum as well as mind-controlling tattoo drawn around her small waist.




In the league of curvy women making waves on Instagram, Angela has carved a simple niche for herself through a unique re-branding idea.

Aside from her massive bum, inviting breasts and striking looks, she has neatly and stylishly drawn killer tattoos on her slim waist which she flaunts with pride on social media.

Angela has a thing for skin-tight dresses that expose her tummy and her multiple tattoos. That has also helped in bringing out that seductive body shape which is the fantasy of most men.

31,000 followers are currently following her. Apart from her tattoos, she is always known to be a blogger, brand ambassador, traveler, lifestyle consultant, style influencer and ultimately a lover of God.

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American Woman Arrested in India with 1.9 kilograms of Cocaine Allegedly Given to Her by a Nigerian in Brazil (Photos+Video)

A citizen of the United States has found herself in serious trouble after she was caught with cocaine in India.



A Delhi Narcotics Control Bureau (NCB) unit has arrested an American woman with 1.9-kilogram cocaine worth Rs 10 crore. US citizen Stephanie Caprio Policarpio, who hails from Chicago.

According to India.com, she was arrested from a hotel in Central Delhi’s Paharganj area. Stephanie allegedly received cocaine from a Nigerian in Brazil.

She was about to deliver the drug to a Nigerian national in Delhi when the NCB officials arrested her. The NCB found 28 thread rolls in her luggage at the hotel room.



On cutting open the thread rolls, packets of cocaine were found concealed along with rolls. She has travelled to Spain, Switzerland and Uganda since February 2017. 




This is the second seizure of cocaine effected by NCB within a week which originated from South American countries via Africa. NCB seized 10.770 Kg Cocaine, 12.033 Kg Heroine, 3.020 Kg Opium, 67.224 Kg Hasish, 2633.454 Kg Ganza, 49.760 Kg Ephedrine, 1725.630 Kg poppy Straw, 5.097 Kg and 1550 tablets Nitrazepam 8 gm od MDMA and 2 gm Ecstasy in this month.



Total 41 people including 8 foreigners 3 Nigerian, 2 Venezuelan, 1 USA, 1 Bolivian, 1 Paraguayan have been arrested so far.

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US Supreme Court Orders People from These Six Muslim-populated Countries Not to Enter US

 
President Donald Donald Trump has gotten the nod from the Supreme Court to enforce revised order banning people from six-Muslim populated countries.

The US Supreme Court on Monday issued an order allowing full enforcement of President Donald Trump’s revised travel ban to go into effect while legal challenges are argued in lower courts.

The revised order bans most travelers from Syria, Libya, Iran, Yemen, Chad, Somalia, North Korea and Venezuela. Six of the countries have majority Muslim populations.

Lower courts had issued restrictions on fully implementing the ban, saying Trump’s action discriminated based on nationality.

But lawyers for the Trump administration argued that those restrictions were “dangerously flawed.”

They argued that countries included in the ban had not cooperated with US demands for reliable identification of individuals and information sharing about people who could be criminal or security risks.

The travel ban listing Chad, Iran, Libya, North Korea, Syria, Venezuela, and Yemen was announced in September and was supposed to take effect on October 18, but was stayed by lower courts. Somalia was not listed, but similar restrictions were placed on immigrant visas from that country.

The revised executive order is Trump’s third attempt to restrict the issuance of new visas to people from countries listed in the ban. It will last for 90 days and also halt issuances of new refugee admissions from around the world for 120 days.

-dpa/NAN

Shock as Car Bomb Blows Up a Street, Kills Eight People In Broad Daylight

As many as eight people have been reportedly killed after a car bomb blew up a street in broad daylight, sparking a lot of commotion in the area.

State television has reported that an explosives-laden bus blew up on Tuesday morning in a predominantly pro-government neighborhood of the central Syrian city of Homs that has repeatedly been targeted.

The blast ended up killing eight people.

According to the Agence France Presse, AFP, the blast rocked a street in the Akrameh neighborhood mostly inhabited by members of the Alawite minority to which President Bashar al-Assad belongs.

“The toll in the terrorist explosion on Al-Ahram Street has risen to eight dead and 15 injured,” state television said in a breaking news alert.

The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, a Britain-based monitor, said a minibus had exploded on the edge of the Akrameh district.

There was no immediate claim of responsibility for the attack, which left the mangled metal carcasses of burnt-out vehicles strewn across the road.

Windows in buildings on either side of the site of the attack were blown in, and debris from the blast was scattered in the street.

Akrameh has been hit by several such attacks in the past, the deadliest of which killed nearly 50 schoolchildren in October 2014.

That attack prompted rare demonstrations and the firing of several local security officials.

Security measures were stepped up after the 2014 attack, including with additional checkpoints and roadblocks.

Homs has been adequately controlled by Syria’s government since May, when the last rebel fighters in the city were evacuated after a deal with the government overseen by Russia.

Thief Trying to Impress His Girlfriend Caught Stealing in Women's Shop and Beaten Mercilessly (Photos)

In a bid to probably impress his girlfriend, a young man was caught stealing in a women's shop and was beaten, left injured before he was handed over to security operatives.

Some residents of Opolo in Yenagoa local government area of Bayelsa state have apprehended a young man after he was caught stealing in a women's shop in the area.

Multiple online reports revealed that the young man might have wanted to impress his girlfriend before his failed operation.

The thief was beaten and left injured before he was handed over to security operatives.

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I Paid ₦5million for the Journey from Benin to Slavery - Libyan Returnee

Several returnees from Libya have spoken up on the terrible plight they had to endure in the north-African country where they were sold into slavery.

Otoide (left) and Joseph (right)

Over 650 Libyan deportees returned to Edo State over the past three months and the tales of their sojourn in the North African country, where they had planned to cross the Mediterranean Sea to Italy, was heart-breaking. 168 of them returned to Benin-City on Wednesday while 108 arrived Friday; they were received by officials of Edo State Task Force Against Human Trafficking. Sunday Vanguard observed that some of the women were pregnant and emaciated just like the men who said they were used as slaves. Governor Godwin Obaseki had promised to train the returnees in skills as part of the efforts to reintegrate them into the society. Most of the deportees lamented that their sponsors promised to take them to Europe only to abandon them in Libya.

One of the returnees, 27-year-old Ewere Joseph, who claimed to have been shot in his shoulder, narrated his ordeal. He said: “Before I left Nigeria, I was working in a tile-making company, but the money was too small. One day somebody asks me if I was interested in going to Europe, the man is still here in Benin, I said yes. His name is Christopher; he said I should go and bring N500, 000. I rallied round for the money, and we set out. He promised that once I got to Libya, he will arrange for me to be taken to Italy. It sounded so convincing when he said it but, when we set out for the journey, I did not know it was going to be hell. I don’t need to go to hell anymore, I have tasted hell already. I spent one year and six months in Libya.

Many things happened there; they killed a lot of Nigerians. Many of our women are pregnant for those they cannot identify. My friend died in prison because they always beat us. They used the butt of a gun to hit break my leg. My aim was to go to Italy.

When I got to Libya, my sponsor sold me to another Nigerian who was using me for manual labor, and I had no choice. I attempted twice to pass the sea, but I ended up spending two days on top of the water in the first attempt. The rescue team that came did not locate us, but God sent a fisherman to save my life.

The second attempt I made to cross the sea was when I was now arrested and sent to prison. There is one prison there that the government of Nigeria should go and free Nigerians from, we have about 10, 000 Nigerians there. The prison is called Giyuan. Eight people died in my presence in that prison. Some of the inmates had to break the prison, and that was how we escaped, and we were taken to deportation camp.

And when we got to the deportation camp, they started beating us; we received the same treatment like when we were in prison. They will give you bread in the morning, and that is all you will eat until the following day.

“I do not regret the journey because it is part of my experience in life. But my advice to my brothers and sisters is that they should not embark on such trip. Even from Benin to Kano is very bad, from there we moved to Alghadez, Shaba to Libya. Libya is a very bad country; it is not a place to go. The first thing they did was to ask me to convert to Islam. I told them I would not, that I am a Christian. The beat me with guns and dump me in prison. I wish our government can block the road leading to Libya so that our people will not go there. I weep each time I see our girls suffering, being used as sex slaves and all sorts of abuse.”

‘How I was shot.’

“What happened was that they brought food to us and said we should eat. I refused to eat because they gave people from other countries full bread and gave we Nigerians half bread called Oza.

About 400 Nigerians, we said we would not eat. They started shooting into the crowd, and that was how I was shot. After they shot me, they started beating me, saying I was proving stubborn. One of my friends they beat up had internal bleeding and died in prison.

In the desert, seven Hilux vans left for Libya, only one person survived. You will see dead bodies like rats. One of us complained of thirst, but instead of giving him water, he was given Tramadol, and he collapsed.

He was not yet dead, but he was buried alive in the desert. If you refuse to proceed on the trip, they will shoot you dead. Many of our people are still there now suffering and dying. Some have gone mad due to the stress of the suffering they went through. It is better you suffer in Nigeria than to die in Libya.   Our government should go to Libya and return our people, they hate Nigerians a lot over there, and it is sad”.

Alex Otoide, another returnee, said he witnessed the sale of 20 Nigerian girls in the prison where he was kept. “They (captors) sold like 20 girls in the night”, Otoide said.

“It was God that saved me. More than seven people died from hunger and thirst inside the prison where I was kept. The man that took me to Libya left me. I was into road construction in Lagos State, but I am from Edo. I left Nigeria with N500, 000 but I spent six months in Libya jail after the man that took my money ran away. We were 55 that left for Libya, 25 died in the desert.”

One of the girls, Osas Blessing, urged the state government to arrest one Charles who she described as the one deceiving people to go Libya to make money from them.

She said, “I gave Charles N450, 000 but when I got to Libya he increased my fee to N600, 000. He is very wicked. He pushed many of us there. He did not care for human lives. He is a Benin man. He will say ‘if you die you die.'

He pushed us into the sea at the wrong time. I heard he just left Nigeria with new passengers for Libya and I think he must be stopped before he ruins more souls. When we were arrested, they took us to the people in charge of the UN, but others were taken to prison. If you look at those that went to prison, they look like ghosts. The Libyans beat Nigerians a lot”.

Henry Uwadiae also narrated: “I was just passing through Libya, my destination was Europe. The Arabs came and attacked our boat as we were crossing the sea. They took us to prison since August. They maltreated us like animals.

After they kidnap you, they start torturing you till you die. They dumped us in prison and beat us every day. We ate bread once in two days. I was into a business before I left Nigeria. I left Nigeria with N500, 000. I didn’t get to Europe. The desert was a horrible experience. Many people died in the desert, but the traffickers will not tell their parents that they have been killed. They keep giving people false hope. The videos circulating online that Africans are sold as slaves in Libya are true. I advise our boys and girls hoping to travel to Europe through the desert that Libya is a highway to hell”.

- Vanguard

God Himself Convinced Me Tithing was Right - Pastor Adeboye Speaks Again on Tithing

Pastor Enoch Adeboye of the RCCG, has spoken again on the tithe controversy sparked by controversial Cool FM Lagos On-Air-Personality, Daddy freeze.

While speaking on Sunday, 3rd December 2017 edition of his Daily Devotional, titled: “Open Heavens,” the General Overseer of The Redeemed Christian Church of God, Pastor Enoch Adejare Adeboye, spoke again on the raging tithe controversy sparked by Daddy freeze.

According to DailyPost, the influential cleric this time said God himself convinced him that tithing was right for Christians.

Recall that in a previous reaction to the tithing controversy, Adeboye warned Christians against the dangers of non-compliance to paying of tithe, adding that the command to pay tithes on one’s earnings simply places a demand on the Christian to trust God.

Writing on the topic, ‘Tithing Is Trusting,' Adeboye said: “To experience exploits in your life, you must have a personal relationship with God. You must believe that He lives and love Him with all your heart. You must also learn to trust in Him.

“The command to pay tithes on your earnings simply places a demand on you to trust God. Your response to this command shows the level of trust you have in Him.

“If you can pay your tithes correctly, it shows that you trust God for your livelihood, but if you find it difficult to be faithful in doing this, it simply shows that you trust more in your earning than in God to sustain you.

“After I became newly born again and we were taught to pay tithes, I laughed and said in my mind, ‘These people do not know that I am a mathematician. If 100% is not enough for me, how can 90% be enough after I have paid 10% as tithe? Thank you very much! Even though these people are not educated, they still want to use their smartness to take 10% of my income from me. Let them try and take it’.

“However, down the line, God convinced me by Himself, and I observed remarkable changes in my life.”

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