Not everyday do we get to see wife of English footballer Wayne Rooney, Coleen hit the bitch so we're actually amazed at her bod.
What actually amazes us is her amazing accessories which are worth over 250 million Naira.
The beautiful mother of two rocked a Pink neon bikini and £800,000 worth of diamonds.
According to Daily Mail she rocked a Cartier bracelet worth about £10k, Earrings worth about £400k, wedding band about £300k and Necklace about £3k.
Boko Haram insurgents have released 158 women and children who were abducted from Katarko Village in Yobe State. The families have since been re-united with their families in Damaturu, the state capital.
The villagers who were kidnapped were released three weeks after they were captured from their village. 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.
The victims were reportedly released about three weeks ago, but the Nigerian security agencies kept them in their custody to ascertain that they were indeed captives.
Yobe 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 settle back into their communities.
Mercy Aigbe-Genry is so in love with her husband and decided to share this cuddly photo of herself and him posing together.
The photo shows the actress' husband lay his head on her bosoms and she was all smiles. She captioned the photo with ''The Love of my Life''.
Difference Entertainment act, Sean Tizzle has doubled the tat on his chest. The singer got an ink on his chest sometime ago with "Live What You Love", written on it.
Seun popularly known as Sean Tizzle has now doubled that. He got the wing of a bird inked on his chest. The new tat has met mixed reactions from his fans.
Kim Kardashian wanted to show her fans some sort of similarity between herself and her daughter by sharing a photo collage of herself and North at about the same age. She thinks North looks a lot like her when she was her age and some fans have disagreed.
While we're not sure if there's a lot of resemblance between this two.... we would like to know what you think in the comments below.
A drug that can prevent one from getting infected with HIV... isn't that what the world prays for? Well..Gilead Sciences Inc. may be one of the first drugmakers in history to have people asking why it’s not doing more to pitch its medicine.
Truvada, Gilead’s HIV drug, has been approved since 2004 for people with the virus. In 2012, use was expanded to people without HIV as a way of preventing transmission -- a practice called PrEP, or pre-exposure prophylaxis. Taken daily, it can prevent infections 92 percent of the time, meaning it could drastically reduce new infections in sexually active gay men, among the U.S.’s highest-risk communities.
Thanks to its use in HIV patients, Truvada’s been a financial success, bringing Gilead $1.79 billion in the U.S last year. Yet out of 3.3 U.S. million prescriptions from January 2012 to March 2014, only 3,200 were for prevention.
There are many reasons: Gilead says PrEP isn’t a moneymaker, so the drugmaker doesn’t pitch the medicine to many of the primary care doctors who see healthy, HIV-negative gay men most likely to benefit from Truvada. Patients and advocates say doctors often don’t know about the medicine, and some insurance plans leave patients with copays as high as $1,300, making use by the healthy less affordable.
The result is thousands of people who could significantly lower their HIV risk, yet don’t. Some 50,000 Americans are diagnosed with HIV each year, with the highest rates among young gay males, according to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
Yet in November, Gilead said that 42 percent of PrEP prescriptions written through March 2014 were for women, and only 7.4 percent were for men younger than 25.
