Egyptian Student May Be Deported After Trump Threat

 A flight student from Egypt is facing deportation from the United States after being investigated by federal agents for posting on his Facebook page that he was willing to kill Donald Trump and the world would thank him.

While U.S. prosecutors have not charged 23-year-old Emadeldin Elsayed with a crime, immigration authorities arrested him last month at the Los Angeles-area flight school he attended and now are trying to deport him, attorney Hani Bushra said Wednesday.

Elsayed, who is being held in a jail in Orange, California, is devastated at seeing his dreams of becoming a pilot dashed over what Bushra acknowledged was a foolish social media post. An immigration court hearing will determine whether Elsayed will be deported.

"It seems like the government was not able to get a criminal charge to stick on him, so they used the immigration process to have him leave the country," Bushra said. "The rhetoric is particularly high in this election, and I just feel he got caught up in the middle."

24 Billionaires In Africa; Checkout Who Tops The List

There are 24 African billionaires this year, down from 28 last year. Tanzanian businessman and former politician Rostam Azizi, pharmaceuticals tycoon Stephan Saad and Ugandan real estate mogul Sudhir Ruparelia narrowly missed the cut this year. Moroccan banker Miloud Chaabi and Egyptian hotel tycoon Samih Sawiris also missed out.

Mohammed Dewji of Tanzania is still the youngest billionaire in Africa with a fortune FORBES estimates at $1.09 billion. Dewji, 40, debuted on the FORBES list of the World’s Billionaires last year with a $1.3 billion fortune at the time. He has lost $200 million on the back of a weaker Tanzanian shilling. Dewji is the CEO of METL Group, a Tanzanian conglomerate with interests in textiles, edible oils and transportation.

The biggest gainer among the African billionaires is Mike Adenuga, a Nigerian businessman who is now worth $10 billion, up from $4 billion a year ago. The significant jump in Adenuga’s fortune is attributable to new information on the value of his telecom, oil and real estate holdings.

Angolan investor Isabel dos Santos and oil tycoon Folorunsho Alakija of Nigeria still remain the only two female billionaires on the continent.

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DKB Reveals How Much He Charges For Shows

Comedian and emcee, Derrick Kobina Bonney, known in showbiz circles as DKB has disclosed the amount he charges for shows.

DBK in an interview with KMJ on why he will not campaign for any political party regardless of the amount involved stated that he makes enough money from shows and was sure of getting any amount he wants once he stays focused.

“If I’m emceeing a wedding, it depends. If you are a friend, we are talking about GHC5,000; people I’m not familiar with, we are talking around GHC10,000. With comedy shows, 15-20 minutes is GHC20,000. It depends on negotiations but that is my premium price. So with all these small small money, by five years, I should comfortably make my own one million dollars,” he said on Hitz FM’s Daybreak Hitz.

DKB has performed creditably well as an emcee and comedian as he has received commendations from stakeholders and followers of showbiz. Arguably, he is the most sought emcee and comedian in Ghana.


Source: Abrantepa.com

'Ghost Marriages' On The Rise In China As People Steal 'Corpse Brides' To Marry Dead Single Men

The bodies of dead women in China are being snatched from graves and sold for thousands of pounds to feed a growing demand for 'corpse brides'.

In parts of the country an ancient superstition that it is bad luck for a man to die unmarried has been seeing a resurgence.

To prevent misfortune, families are finding corpse brides for their bachelors by reinforcing female skeletons with metal wires, dressing them and burying them next to the man.

An increasing number of female bodies are being stolen from graves to be used in 'ghost marriages', leaving distraught families trying to track down their late relatives.

At least three dozen bodies have been reported stolen in the past three years in Southern Shanxi's Hongtong County, according to Lin Xu, deputy director of the county police department.

South Africa Pastor Still Stepping On His Members (PHOTOS)

 Controversial South African pastor, Penuel Mnguni, who has in the past given his members grass and fabrics to eat as part of his deliverance session, is still at his game despite being shut down and his church burnt down last years.

During his sermon last Sunday February 28th, Penuel was pictured stepping on his followers who came for deliverance.

According to the church's post, the Pastor asked those who are sick to step out and follow him around the church. He then asked them to sleep on the floor and proceeded to step on them while praying. After praying, he asked them to check if they felt any pain in their body and they responded saying they felt nothing. Hmmm...



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Drunkard Hacks Wife To Death Over Divorce

Kwaku Adjei, a 35-year-old man believed to be a drunkard, has been declared wanted by the Nsawam police for allegedly hacking his wife, Adjoa Okyerewah, 27, to death for divorcing him.

The horrible incident took place at Oboadaka in the Aburi District of the Eastern Region Tuesday morning.

A brother of the deceased, Kofi Samuel, told DAILY GUIDE that Ms Okyerewah Monday evening prepared some meal and was waiting for the husband to return from work before the two of them would eat the food; but the man was drunk when he returned from town so he refused to eat the food when he was served.

Daisy Lowe Poses Topless In A Pool Despite Claiming She HATED Underwater Playboy Photo

Daisy Lowe has posed topless in a pool for a new campaign, despite saying she HATED a Playboy image which was almost nearly identical.

The brunette model, who is dating Peaches Geldof's widower Thomas Cohen, stripped off off to model Pamela Love's designs, but we doubt anyone was paying much attention to the jewellery.

Wearing chunky gold bangles, rings and pendants, she can be seen gazing into the camera before closing her eyes and titling her head back into the water.