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Friday, 3 July 2015
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Gossip Lions International magazine coming soon...
The above is a photo from the interview session Gossip Lions crew had with Robert Dickerman, MD, CEO of Enugu Electricity Distribution Company, EEDC. The interview will be featured in our forth coming Internattional magazine.
On your right is, Esiojano George Oghogho Ojukwu(Geo Angel), President of Gossip Lions International, GLi.
On your right is, Esiojano George Oghogho Ojukwu(Geo Angel), President of Gossip Lions International, GLi.
CELEBRATION OF MOTHERHOOD AT THE BATTLE AXE WOMAN FELLOWSHIP INTERNATIONAL
THE BATTLE AXE WOMAN FELLOWSHIP INTERNATIONAL JUST CONCLUDED
THIS CELEBRATION OF MOTHERHOOD. THIS YEAR’S ANNUAL CONVENTION CAME TO IT GRAND
FINALE ON THE 21ST OF JUNE
2015.
It was a
remarkable extravaganza that will linger in the minds of many for years and time
in memorial. This celebration of motherhood was tagged “Women of wisdom” and people of all walk of life cultures and
denominations gathered together at the headquarter “living praise worship center for all nations Inc (City of Joy), 35 Ugwuaji Road, Maryland, Enugu, Nigeria (West
African).
Chris Brown files paternity and child custody documents for daughter
Chris Brown filed legal documents on Wednesday seeking to establish paternity of his daughter Royalty.
The
26-year-old singer filed the documents in Houston, Texas in order to
resolve custody and child support issues with the girl's mother Nia
Guzman, according to an article on Tuesday by TMZ.
Brown and Guzman have been at odds over child support payments and visitations.
Chris Brown who has been spending so much time with his daughter Royalty, says he has had it with his baby mama Nia Guzman's child support and custody demands, so he's asking a judge to intervene.
Chris and Nia have been at war over 1-year-old Royalty for a long time now. She's demanding $15k a month in child support, but Chris Brown doesn't think it is a fair amount.
Due to this reason, he has filed legal documents in Houston to establish paternity of baby Royalty. That will give him the right to fight Nia over support and custody.
Chis who has been paying Nia $2,500 per month, believes it is a fair amount. If he ascertains that he is Royalty's father, he will then go to court to file for custody and a fair amount for child support to Nia.
He says Nia has been denying him the right to see his daughter, so he wants a judge to get involved and set guidelines for both of them
Unbelievable!!! Saudi Arabian Prince pledges his $32 billion fortune to charity
The nephew of the late King
Abdullah, Saudi Arabian Prince Alwaleed Bin Talal Bin Abdulaziz
Alsaud, has been so successful in business that he is sometimes referred
to as the Arabian Warren Buffett, after the US billionaire.
Alwaleed who made billions investing in American, European and Middle Eastern companies is donating his $32 billion fortune to philanthropy, according to a statement released Wednesday.
Alwaleed said he wants his money to go to humanitarian causes after his death. The release did not identify specific efforts, but said the board of trustees at Alaweed Philanthropies, which he currently heads, will craft a plan to spend the money on initiatives related to healthcare, education and poverty.
Forbes ranks
Alwaleed at the 34th richest person in the world. His major investments
have included Twitter and Citigroup, as well as media companies like
Time Warner (CNN's parent company) and Disney.
The business magnate said he has already funneled $3.5 billion to his charity for initiatives such as housing, gender equality and disaster relief. Alwaleed Philanthropies has also established centers and programs at several prestigious universities, including Harvard and Cambridge and partnered with charities like the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation.
Alwaleed's press release from Wednesday quotes Gates saying,
For those worried how he will manage if he gives away all his money, the
prince will be holding on to his publicly-listed investment business.
"This is very much separate from my ownership in Kingdom Holding," the prince said at the announcement.
Kingdom Holding, of which the prince is the majority shareholder, has holdings in a number of businesses, including banking and financial services, property businesses, media companies and internet and technology firms.
The prince has been married four times and has children.
Alwaleed who made billions investing in American, European and Middle Eastern companies is donating his $32 billion fortune to philanthropy, according to a statement released Wednesday.
Alwaleed said he wants his money to go to humanitarian causes after his death. The release did not identify specific efforts, but said the board of trustees at Alaweed Philanthropies, which he currently heads, will craft a plan to spend the money on initiatives related to healthcare, education and poverty.
"Philanthropy is an intrinsic part of my Islamic faith," Alwaleed said in the press release. "With this pledge, I am honoring my life-long commitment to what matters most, helping to build a more peaceful, equitable and sustainable world for generations to come."
The business magnate said he has already funneled $3.5 billion to his charity for initiatives such as housing, gender equality and disaster relief. Alwaleed Philanthropies has also established centers and programs at several prestigious universities, including Harvard and Cambridge and partnered with charities like the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation.
Alwaleed's press release from Wednesday quotes Gates saying,
"Prince Alwaleed's generous commitment promises to significantly extend the great work that his foundation is already doing."
"This is very much separate from my ownership in Kingdom Holding," the prince said at the announcement.
Kingdom Holding, of which the prince is the majority shareholder, has holdings in a number of businesses, including banking and financial services, property businesses, media companies and internet and technology firms.
The prince has been married four times and has children.
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