Alicia Keys & Swizz Beatz share first pics of their son, Genesis Ali

Meet Alicia Keys, her husband, Swizz Beatz, their new son, Genesis Ali Dean, their other son, (right) and Swizz's son from first wife (left), in pictures from a professional shoot they took to show off their newborn. Such a beautiful family. Another photo after the cut...

Thousands march in Cameroon to show support for troops fighting Boko Haram

Thousands of people took to the streets of Cameroon to march in support of troops fighting terror, extremist group, Boko-Haram. How noble of them. I think they're planning one in Nigeria. Another pic after the cut...

Jonathan with Oba of Lagos & CNS at the commissioning of NNS

President Jonathan with Oba of Lagos & CNS at the commissioning of NNS Okpabana, Centenary, Sagbama & Prosperity.

See the Boko Haram armoured tank captured by Nigeria troops in Michika

This tank was captured from Boko Haram militants by Nigerian troops in Michika, Adamawa state after a tactical operation recently. Where do these people get these things from? Chai!

Check out this side-by-side pic of Kim and North at the same age

Kim K left and her daughter North West right! So alike

When your future replacement is very close....hehe

Pictures that show Nicki Minaj's ex-boyfriend, Kim K's ex, Reggie and Blac Chyna's replacements in the same pictures before it happened. Peep Meek Mill in the photo? Lol. See the rest after the cut...

 

Kylie and Blac Chyna before she took over Tyga

 Kim with Reggie Bush and Kanye sitting there waiting his turn

Boko Haram: 158 kidnapped victims reunite with families in Yobe

A total of 158 Women and children abducted by Boko Haram insurgents from Katarko village in Yobe have been reunited with their families in Damaturu, Yobe. The victims were released by the sect members after three weeks of captivity. Alhaji Ahmed Goniri, the state Commissioner for Justice and Chairman of the State Committee on Rehabilitation of Victims of Insurgency, said this while addressing newsmen in Damaturu on Thursday.

“The victims were screened by security operatives to authenticate their status while government provided them with psychological therapy to ease their trauma,” Goniri said.

NAN reports that the victims were released by the insurgents three weeks ago but remained in custody of security agencies to undergo screening to ensure that they were indeed captives. Alhaji Abdurahman Dauda, a displaced person, said his wife and six girls were released by the insurgents.

“Two of my boys are still in their custody but, I am of high spirit that they will soon be rescued,” he said. One of the victims who preferred to remain anonymous, said’ “to be fair to the insurgents, they did not rape or abused us, they simply asked those who were not interested in their religion to leave, and they eventually released us”.

Meanwhile, the state government has provided N50,000, two bags of rice, sugar, noodles and wrapper to each of the 15 widows among the victims, while 47 other women received N30,000 each and same quantity of rice, sugar, noodles and wrapper. Presenting the assistance, Goniri said government commiserated with the families of the victims and provided the relief materials to help them to resettle.

He said 20 boys were still in custody of the insurgents and expressed hope that the renewed operation against the insurgents would rescue them from their captors.