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The Psquare singer and father of two has written a lovely message on Instagram to celebrate his beautiful daughter on her big day. In his message he wrote “Happy birthday to my dearest and sweetest daughter Princess Aliona… Not a day goes by when I do not think of you and how empty my life would be if you were not here. Love u so so much.” In another post, Peter shared an adorable throwback photo and wrote “3 years ago From the moment they placed you in my arms you snuggled into my heart. Happy birthday Aliona #3yearsOld#DaddysGirl “.

  A woman was viciously attacked by a thief after she tried to warn an aged pensioner that she was about to be robbed. The man turned to the lady and shockingly punched, kicked and spat on the woman, in the presence of her young kids.

  Singer R.Kelly who in 2008 was found not guilty on 14 charges in a child pornography court case has revealed that he was sexually abused by a female relative at a young age. R.Kelly said that the abuse began when he was just 8 and continued up until his teenage years and the experience made him to start feeling horny and sexually active from a young age...

  Grieving Celine Dion was seen crying as she and others paid their final respect to her late husband, René Angélil at open casket visitation at Notre-Dame Basilica in Montreal yesterday Thursday Jan. 21st. Angélil died of throat cancer at the age of 73 on Jan. 14. Celine Dion announced that a national funeral for Angélil will be held today at the basilica and will be televised. More pics after the cut.....

  Mrs Yinka Ogunde, the Group Managing Director of Goals & Ideas went back to secondary school, Our Lady of Apostles, Yaba, Lagos. The school is celebrating their 60th anniversary today. And old students came for the celebration in school uniforms. How cute! Another pic after the cut... 

  A Ghanaian lady identified as Elizabeth Owusu Ansah was beaten by the recruitment office that brought her to Jeleeb, Kuwait. Elizabeth was seriously sick but the office thought she was lying. She was beaten and sacked from the office. They even threatened to report her to the police for being sick.

  The federal government has decried the way and manner Nigerians, especially women, are being treated in their bid to comply with the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) directive on the registration of the subscriber identification module (SIM) in use, threatening to deal with erring telecom companies henceforth. A statement by the special assistant on media to the minister of communications, Mr Adebayo Shittu, Mr Victor Oluwadamilar, said that this has become necessary, following the barrage of compliants by telecoms subscribers across the country.