Stylish Ini Edo steps out...(photos)

She's been killing it lately. More pics after the cut...

Photos: These women dance and show off their private parts to men in exchange for beer

The women move from one bar to another showing off their goodies and whoever shows the best 'one' gets the most beer. From the comments section of the article it seems to be a popular form of entertainment.

According to Daily Sun SA, last Sunday, the girls (pictured) arrived at Strike’s Tavern in Block A, Mabopane, Tshwane where a stokvel was being hosted. Newcomers are often shocked by what they see but the regulars never miss an opportunity to appreciate the show.

"We dance to entertain," said one of the girls. "And we don’t have a problem with dancing naked."

It’s like a contest. They show their stuff to make it easy for the customers. Soon the beer starts flowing fast and the one with the best bum gets the most beer.

"They buy booze for us, and yes, sometimes we end up in a bed we’ve never seen before." one of the girls said.

One of the women said they don’t take any notice if there are jealous women in the tavern.

"Men appreciate us and if we like them we don’t mind being touched. If they buy the booze, we provide the entertainment," she said.

A woman who said her name was Brenda said they don’t appreciate other women taking to the dance floor.

"We get jealous when women we do not know dance. We don’t want them stealing our men. Without our partners these places would be no fun. We don’t mind people talking badly about us, because we are starring here. We are the main attractions and it feels good. Sometimes men fight over us and then we get to choose the one who buys the beers and the ciders."

Ecobank Nigeria launches MyMall online trading platform for SME Businesses

Ecobank, a foremost bank in Nigeria, is expanding its impact in the e-commerce industry by establishing MyMall Nigeria. MyMall Nigeria is essentially for Small and Medium Enterprises (SME) operators to sell and market their goods and services. It is designed for all categories of products and can be accessed from any part of the world.

This online mall is different from other e-commerce platforms currently in the market in a number of ways; it is merchant-focused, backed by Ecobank, a trusted financial institution with vested interest in SMEs and managed by a partner, Netplus Advisory Services which has substantial experience in the ecommerce space.

Registered merchants have access to own personalized web stores, logistic support for delivery of goods purchased online, inventory management system and a secured payment platforms for goods.

There are also international trade opportunities to market their products to the whole world and collect sales proceeds with ease. The platform will also be supported with digital marketing solutions, provide opportunities for business to business, business-to-consumer and consumer-to-consumer sales, among others.

This new offering from Ecobank is indicative of the already successful Ecobank SME club which has significantly impacted a number of SMEs by providing expert guidance and tools to properly establish and succeed at running an SME.

Perhaps most important and unique is the exposure that MyMall Nigeria gives its merchants and customers alike simply by living up to its ‘Pan-African Bank’ strategy. Ecobank with its presence in 36 African countries will in the long run be able to grant access to merchants from other countries to sell their products online using the platform.

In the same vein, customers have a diverse collection of merchants to shop from. MyMall Nigeria helps to bridge the gap between merchants and customers across different borders in Africa. In the burgeoning e-commerce industry in Nigeria, MyMall hits all the right notes for both merchants and customers by offering convenience, security, ease of transaction, payment options, logistics and visibility.

People who know this Akin dude write to Ice Prince, say he was tampering with someone's investment

People who know this Akin dude write to Ice Prince, say he was tampering with someone's investment

The drama continues. As seen on Instagram & Twitter. . More when you continue...

 

 

This is Maima and Akin...

Photos from 9ice's birthday party

Photos from 9ice's birthday party

9ice celebrated his birthday party and had friends and loved ones at the event. More photos after the cut..

Gruesome photo of man killed yesterday in Kwara by suspected cultists

Gruesome photo of man killed yesterday in Kwara by suspected cultists

Yesterday, I told y'all about a popular suspected cultists named Bayo Ajia (pictured above) who was killed yesterday in Ilorin by suspected cultists...(read here), well, I just got a gruesome photo taken immediately he was murdered at his car wash. He was macheted. See the photo after the cut..*viewer discretion advised*

N.Y. woman faces jail for calling former in-law 'stupid' in Facebook post

N.Y. woman faces jail for calling former in-law 'stupid' in Facebook post

A US woman is facing a one-year prison sentence for violating a protection order by tagging victims in a Facebook post and making derogatory comments about them.

Despite being divorced from her ex-husband Rafael Calderon and issued with a protection order preventing her from contacting her ex-husband or his family, Maria Gonzalez of New York decided to tag her former sister-in-law Maribel Calderon in a Facebook post and call her 'stupid', according to the New York Law Journal.

Gonzalez also tagged Calderon in another post saying: "You and your family are sad ... You guys have to come stronger than that!! I'm way over you guys but I guess not in ya agenda."

 

Protection orders, also known as restraining orders, are court-issued orders that require one person (the one being restrained) to stay away from the person requiring protection, and this means specifically that the restrained person is not to hurt, threaten or communicate with the protected person at all.

 

You might think it should be obvious that "no communication" would include SMS text messages, phone calls, emails, IM chat messages and any form of contact through social media networks, but

 

Gonzalez argued in court that the protection order "did not specifically prohibit [her] from Facebook communication" with her ex-husband's family.

Unfortunately for Gonzalez, who was charged with second-degree criminal contempt, Acting Westchester County Supreme Court Justice Susan Capeci disagreed.

"The allegations that she contacted the victim by tagging her in a Facebook posting which the victim was notified of is thus sufficient for pleading purposes to establish a violation of the order of protection," Capeci wrote in the decision The People v. Gonzalez, 15-6081M, upholding the charges.

Capeci stated in her ruling that Facebook is considered to be a viable form of communication, citing a 2014 decision made by the New York Court of Appeals in the case of People v Horton. In that case, the judge presiding ruled that Facebook messages are equivalent to emails, after a defendant was found guilty of witness tampering by trying to "out" a confidential informant on Facebook and then sending her Facebook messages with threats intended to induce her not to testify against the defendant.

 

Gonzalez' court-appointed lawyer Kim Frohlinger told the New York Post that she would not be appealing the ruling.

 

Although such a case hasn't surfaced in the UK yet, it would be advisable for everyone to note that any form of digital messaging or communication over social media does in fact count as a form of communication, regardless of whether the message is sent privately or publicly.