PHOTOS: “I Love My Br**Sts And My Fresh Hot Legs” – Nollywood Actress Says

Upcoming Nollywood actress Asibor Kenneth a.k.a Vanilla got physical in a recent interview.

She talks about her most loved body parts and why.

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Her best body part:

The best part of my body is my skin, my fresh hot legs, my b**bs but mostly my face.

Why she likes them:
I love my skin because it so soft, fair and beautiful, I love my legs because they are spotless and my face because it catches men fancy.

How she copes with male attention:
It is normal in our country Nigeria for men to walk up to ladies even though they don’t like her, most of them do it for the fun of it . I enjoy it when men approach me, but has a lady you should know how to respect yourself thou I have many male friends.

Why she wants to be an actress:
I chose it because I love it so much with a passion. It has always been my dream, and I  have what it takes to be a good role model as an actress

CBN disburses N109bn to support power reform, says Sanusi

Abuja –  The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) says it has disbursed over N109 billion to 20 companies in support of the ongoing power reform in the country.

The CBN Governor, Malam Sanusi Lamido Sanusi, disclosed this on Friday in Abuja at a Special Forum on `Financing the Power Sector Reforms for Economic Development’.

“The CBN provided 10 million U.S. dollar-grant to the Bureau of Public Enterprises (BPE) which is what financed the entire privatisation process.

“In the interim, we provided long term fixed single digit interest rate funds for power investments by manufacturers.

“We’ve disbursed over N109 billion to 20 companies and I believe we added about 500 mega watts of electricity generation capacity to this country,’’ he said.

Sanusi said the apex bank had reviewed potential guidelines recognising longer time formation for asset quality.

Kroenke wants Wenger to stay at Arsenal

LONDON (AFP) – Arsenal owner Stan Kroenke has made it clear he wants manager Arsene Wenger to stay at the club and end the Gunners’ trophy drought.

French boss Wenger has already been at the north London side for 17 years, but Arsenal have now entered their ninth season without silverware, their last major trophy being the 2005 FA Cup.

Arsene Wenger Photo: Arsenal.com

Wenger’s contract is due to expire after the end of the current campaign and there has been speculation regarding the 63-year-old’s long-term future.But American businessman Kroenke, in a rare interview with Friday’s Daily Telegraph, made it clear he wanted Wenger to stay in the post.
“There’s no one I feel more strongly about and I think he is doing a great job,” Kroenke said.
“We have been very supportive, we have never wavered, we are proud of him, proud of the club, the way the club is run and how it holds itself out to the world.”
Wenger, speaking to reporters on Friday, reacted to the Arsenal owner’s backing by saying: “I am very honoured to have the support of Stan Kroenke.
“That he thinks I can help the club is a huge confidence vote. That is something for me that is very positive.”
Following a 3-1 loss to Aston Villa on the opening day

Cashless Policy: CBN to apply charges on withdrawals, deposits from Oct.2

Abuja – The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) says it will start applying charges on withdrawals and deposits above N500,000 for individuals and N2 million for corporate bodies from Oct. 2.

Mr Tunde Lemo, Deputy Governor, Operations, said this in Abuja on Friday while briefing newsmen at the end of the Special Forum on Financing the Power Sector Reforms for Economic Development.
He said that the action would ensure effective implementation of the cashless policy.

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The  CBN had given a three-month moratorium for the full implementation of charges to customers who withdraw or deposit money higher that what was stipulated in the Cashless policy document.
“We will start applying the charges from the second of October which is Wednesday because the three months moratorium would have expired.
“We are glad to announced that having worked with stakeholders, we’ve been able to ramp up facilities in Abuja and five other locations and then we are set to build up the critical mass requirement in the cashless in those areas.’’
Lemo said that from Oct. 2, any customer that deposited above N500, 000 per day would be charged two per cent payment on it while withdrawal would attract three per cent charge.
“For corporate, the threshold is N2 million, if you deposit or withdraw any money above the threshold per day, if it is deposit, it will attract three per cent charges and if it is withdrawal it attracts five per cent.
“Those are the charges that are already applicable in Lagos area that we are now bringing to this location.’’
He said that customers needed not to pass through the onerous task of depositing and withdrawal over the counter but advised the use of electronic fund transfer.
He said that electronic payment in Lagos accounted for 70 per cent to 80 per cent of high value transactions on daily basis.
Lemo said that the NIBSS Instant Payment (NIP) driven by Nigerian Inter Bank Settlement System (NIBSS), together accounted for three times the volume of cheques used in transactions.
On Connectivity of Point of Sales (POS) and efficiency of Automated Teller Machines (ATM), he said that the apex bank was working with the Telecoms to expand the bandwidth for service delivery.
“Now, we are also working with other service providers to provide the roaming facility.
“What will happen is that if you have a POS that is linked with MTN, if MTN is not working, it can then roam to hit other service provider and then settlement will be done at the end of the day.
“We are going to see a lot better connectivity in the next couple of weeks in those areas.’’
He said that POS availability had been increased in Abuja and five other locations by five folds between January and September with the available statistics.
Lemo said that before the introduction of the cashless policy in Nigeria, only two per cent of retail transactions were done electronically, but noted that in one year, it had gone up to 20 per cent.(NAN)

Mama G, Mercy Johnson Get Along Again After Fight

Few years ago, Patience Ozokwo and Mercy Johnson were reportedly not on the same book. They were like sworn enemies. Many thought they won't get along again, but Mama G, as Patience Ozokwo is fondly called, surprised critics when she attended the wedding ceremony of Mercy Johnson held in Lagos in 2011. 

Two years later, the two Nollywood stars have acted in a new movie, which is yet to be released. 

Mercy Johnson took to twitter and posted an emotional message about what she feels working with the veteran actress. "Just shot the most emotional scene ever with Mama G. So cool. Mama G for life. I have nothing but just respect for her," the mother of Purity posted. 

She also talked about her weight loss when she wrote, "I seem to like this pix more, notice my weight oo, am loosing na lol." 

Chelsea: Jose Mourinho says Tottenham are title contenders

Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho believes Tottenham are a "big contender" for the Premier League title, claiming they are one of six possible champions.

The Portuguese, 50, insists the title race is more open than during his first spell as Blues boss between 2004-2007.

"Tottenham are a big contender. They have bought players