FORMER MISS WORLD, AGBANI DAREGO SHARES BEAUTIFUL PHOTOS FROM HER ONGOING VACATION (PHOTOS)

 

Beautiful former Miss World, Agbani Darego has taken time off for Vacation in Bali. Here are the lovely pics she shared from the vacation below:

 

PHOTOS: BUKKY WRIGHT'S NEW CLASSY MAKEUP LOOK

Nollywood actress, Bukky Wright was pictured rocking a new look. The actress who rocked the look to an event looked stunning in these photos. Another photo below.....

PHOTOS: STEPHANIE LINUS AND HER CUTE SON COVER MOTHERHOOD INSTYLE MAGAZINE

The actress and her son Maxwell are on the cover of the latest issue of Motherhood Instyle Magazine. See more photos below:

PHOTOS: ACTRESS UFUOMA EJENOBOR-McDERMOTT AND HER BEAUTIFUL DAUGHTER

Nollywood actress Ufuoma Ejenobor-McDermott shared this photo of herself and her daughter Alize. Cute.

TOYIN LAWANI DAZZLES IN BLACK WITH HER ADORABLE SON (PHOTOS)

 

CEO of Tiannah's place empire, Toyin Lawani, shared photos of her and her adorable son. The photo was taken on the night of The Future Awards Africa. See more pics below:

DONALD TRUMP GETS 270 ELECTORAL VOTES, HIS WIN IS NOW OFFICIAL

 

 

 

 

Donald Trump clinched the presidency on Monday as members of the electoral college cast ballots declaring him the victor, a perfunctory conclusion to the most stunning presidential contest in modern history. Trump became the winner Monday afternoon after electors from Texas cast ballots and put him over the 270 electoral votes needed to win. Results will be officially announced Jan. 6 in a special joint session of Congress.

Electoral college vote

Dec. 19, 2016, 2:25 p.m. Julie Westfall

(Associated Press)

Donald Trump has obtained the required 270 electoral votes to become president.
Although electors in dozens of states still have to vote, the electoral balloting in Texas put Trump over the majority threshold, according to a state-by-state tally by the Associated Press. Thirty-six of the state's electors voted for Trump, one for John Kasich and one for Ron Paul.

The next, and last, official step in the electoral process is for Congress to count the votes. Under the procedure set out by the 12th Amendment to the Constitution, that formal process is scheduled for Jan. 6.
Some anti-Trump activists had hoped against hope that they could persuade electors in states that voted for Trump to defect, but their efforts were unsuccessful.

Electors are nearly all party loyalists. Additionally, they faced more than two centuries of tradition and, in some states, legal obligations that called for them to cast their ballots according to which candidate won the popular vote in their states. No defectors have ever changed the result of a presidential election.
Four electors today successfully defected in Washington state. Instead of voting for Hillary Clinton, who won the state's popular vote, three electors voted for former secretary of State Colin Powell and one voted for Faith Spotted Eagle, an environmental activist. Electors in two other states who tried to vote against the state's winner were replaced with alternates. There may be additional defections in the remaining states, but since Trump now has a majority of the electoral votes, those would not be enough to change the result.

TWO NIGERIANS SENTENCED FOR $2M ROMANCE SCAM CONSPIRACY

 
Two Nigerian living outside Houston and posing as South African diplomats have been sentenced to three years in prison after pleading guilty to wire fraud in a $2m romance scam conspiracy.
US District Judge Alfred Bennett on Monday also ordered 49-year old Kunle Mutiu Amoo and 62-year old Lanre Sunday Abeobad to pay more than $86 000 in restitution.


Federal prosecutors say the two used romantic overtures on their victim and then falsely promised to repay.
US Attorney Kenneth Magidson says one person would pose as manager of a South African construction company who needed money to transfer $42m in profits from there to the United States.

Magidson says the scam cost the victim about $2m.

Prosecutors say the two likely face deportation proceedings following their release from prison.