Why I don't flaunt my big boobs - Saraphina.

Many bloggers and enthusiastic entertainment
pen-pushers have made several attempts to
identify the actress that has the biggest boobs
in Nollywood and many of them have come up
short. But there seems to be one person most
of them believe the crown befits – Cossy!
Yeah, good old Cossy would, without much
doubts, come to mind because her boobs are
almost always out there for all to see. But on a
location in Owerri recently, even Cossy took
off her hat to another actress, conceding
defeat. Of course it is Saraphina Onyeakachi
Amaechi
“ Yes, there was boobs competition which I
won. But I must confess Saraphina is bigger
than me. I only won the contest because she
failed a question and I was the next best and
more enlightened, so, I won” says Cossy
when asked what it was like going head to
head with Saraphina.
No doubt Saraphina’s boobs are there for all
to see and it doesn’t appear there is much
she could do to hide them, but she would tell
you she doesn’t like flaunting them.
“Many people think I flaunt my boobs but I
don’t. Why would I want to flaunt these
boobs, aren’t they obvious enough?”, she
wanted to know and I reminded her there are
some pictures of hers that suggest nothing,
but ‘I got it, I have to flaunt it’ kind of pose.
“No, I must not flaunt my boobs because
people have eyes and I needn’t do that before
they know that I am gifted. Check all Cossy’s
pictures and that’s what we call flaunting. For
me, I don’t flaunt them” she reasoned but it
somewhat left me up creek without a paddle.
Do you agree with her?


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Serena Williams knocked out of US open.

American tennis champion, Serena Williams
has been knocked out of the 2015 US open
by Italian, Roberta Vinci.
Roberta Vinci
Roberta Vinci denied her a chance of winning
a calendar year grand slam.
Vinci wins the first point with the help of a
challenge and then comes up with a beautifully
calm and precise drop-shot half volley at the
net to leave Williams floundering at the
baseline. Williams charges in behnd her next
backhand but finds the net with her volley:
three match points! Vinci hits Serena from
one corner of the court to the other, pushing
her deeper and deeper before standing still
and delivering another perfect drop shot which
lands plumb on the sideline, The Guardian
stated.
Serena and Roberta played at the Semi-finals
of the competition, with Roberta winning and
to now play in the finals tomorrow evening.
“ I stayed focus and something about serena
she is an incredible player and I think this is
the best moment of my life,” Roberta said after
her record win.
“Today is my day. Sorry guys!” They applaud
heartily. What will make this moment feel real,
she’s asked. “I don’t know, ask another
question please,” the 32 year old Italian said
facing the crowd.
The game ends with 2-6, 6-4, 6-4 victory to
make it an all-Italian US Open Final.

Crane collapse kills 87, injures over 180 in Mecca

A crane collapse at a mosque in Mecca,
Saudi Arabia, has killed over 87 Persons and
left at least 180 wounded in what is best
described as a chaotic situation.
The death toll from the incident is rising, the
Saudi Civil Defense authority say.
Images from the location show what is left of
the mosque following the incident in which a
red crane crashed and knocked the mosque
down through its roof, the BBC reports.
The Guardian reports that the governor of
Mecca region, Prince Khaled al-Faisal, has
started an immediate inquiry into the incident.
Reuters say the crane collapse is most likely
as a result of unstable weather conditions.
The holy city of Mecca is presently making
plans for the annual Muslim Hajj pilgrimage,
which starts later this month, with a great
population expected to make it to the Saudi
City from across the world.

11 die, 86, 710 hectares of farmland destroyed by flood in Sokoto, Kebbi, and Zamfara- NEMA.

No fewer than 11 persons were killed by flood
in Sokoto and Zamfara States in 2015, the
National Emergency Management Agency
(NEMA), has said. Mr Thickman Tanimu ,
Deputy Head, Sokoto Zonal Operations Office
of NEMA said 10 of the victims died in
Zamfara while a seven-year old boy died at
Kuchi village in Kebbe local Government of
Sokoto state.
Tanimu said on Friday in Sokoto while giving
update of damages caused by flood in Sokoto,
Kebbi and Zamfara that more than 86, 710
hectares valued N1.58 billion were destroyed
in the three states. According to him, a total of
20, 477 homes were also affected, rendering
about 50, 000 people homeless.
He said that the flood affected eight out of the
fourteen local government areas in Zamafara,
which included Shinkafi, Talata Mafara,
Gusau, Anka, Tsafe, Bungudu, Zurmi and
Maradun. The official explained that 8, 540
houses and 6,450 hectares of farmland valued
at N 260 million were destroyed in the affected
areas in the state.
Tanimu further said that eleven out of the
twenty three local governments in Sokoto state
were affected by the flood, while two
communities in Wurno and Goronyo local
governments were evacuated. “The other local
governments affected were Rabah, Kware,
Binji, Kebbe, Gwadabawa, Wamakko,
Bodinga, Sokoto North and Sokoto South.”
Tanimu stated that 24,750 persons and 6, 922
houses were affected, with 42,800 hectares of
farmlands worth N 750 million either totally
destroyed or badly affected. In Kebbi state,
the NEMA official said that 10 out of the 21
local governments were also affected by the
disaster.
They were Argungu, Birnin Kebbi, Bunza,
Kalgo, Dandi, Bagudo, Yauri, Danko Wasagu
and Suru. He disclosed that 21, 450 persons
and 5,015 houses were affected, while 37,460
hectares of farmlands worth N 570 million
were also destroyed.
According to him, two communities in Birnin
Kebbi, namely Wabbako-Fulani and Wabbako-
Hausa, have been submerged by the flood.
Tanimu said that the agency had provided
food and other essential materials to assist the
victims as part of the initial Federal
Government’s intervention.
He attributed the high level of losses to the
release of water from Bakalori and Goronyo
dams located in Zamfara and Sokoto states
respectively.

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