Welcome to Miller Michael's Blog

World renowned rapper Busta Rhymes has been left with a nasty gash on his head after a freak accident on stage. The hulty rapper fell off stage in New York as he perfomed as a suprise guest on O.T Genesis show at Webster hall. READ ALSO – World’s Richest Rappers He had started the hit song ”Coco” while banging his head when he lost balance and fell head first into the crowd. READ ALSO – Famouse Muslims Photos below… Busta Rhymes, is an American rapper, producer, and actor from New York. He got his name from Chuck D.

Time immemorial, the topic of how to sleep, the best way to sleep and why one should sleep naked has been a great point of discussion. However, researchers have studied the art and act of sleeping and voluminous benefits and advantages have been revealed aside from its number one benefit which is providing rest for the body. Researchers have also made it known much more than sleeping,the duration you sleep, the temperature of the room you sleep in, the position you sleep most, the foods you take in and many other unthinkable factors can contribute to getting the best out of sleep time and reaping its numerous benefits. READ ALSO: Why Men Sleep After Sex Furthermore, an international foundation called U.S. National Sleep Foundation has made it known that what one wears to sleep affects his?her sleep. It asserts that sleeping without any clothes on has numerous advantages and benefits.  Experts revealed to DailyMail how giving your pyjamas  a long time holid...

CAIRO (AP) — An Egyptian court on Saturday dismissed criminal charges against former president Hosni Mubarak in connection with the killing of protesters in the 2011 uprising that ended his nearly three-decade reign. Mubarak, 86, was also acquitted of corruption charges that he faced along with his sons Alaa and Gamal. Mubarak was convicted and sentenced to life in prison in 2012, but the verdict was overturned on appeal the following year. Saturday's verdict concludes his retrial along with his two sons, his security chief and six top security commanders, who were all acquitted. Also on trial was businessman Hussein Salem, a longtime Mubarak friend tried in absentia. He too was acquitted. Nearly 900 protesters were killed in the 18-day uprising that ended when Mubarak stepped down, handing over power to the military. The trial, however, was concerned only with the killing of 239 protesters, whose names were cited in the charges sheet. Presiding judge Mahmou...

FERGUSON, Mo. (AP) — Disrupting commerce, transit and traffic became focal points for demonstrators across the country days after the announcement that a grand jury in Ferguson, Missouri declined to indict the police officer who fatally shot 18-year-old Michael Brown. As Small Business Saturday approached, numerous storefronts in the Ferguson area had their windows covered with plywood with messages painted across many of them letting neighbors know that the shops are still open. Demonstrators temporarily shut down three large malls in suburban St. Louis on Black Friday, one of the busiest shopping days of the year, and then marched in front of the Ferguson police department to protest the grand jury's decision. Several stores lowered their security doors or locked entrances as at least 200 protesters sprawled onto the floor while chanting, "Stop shopping and join the movement," at the Galleria mall in Richmond Heights a few miles south of Ferguson, Miss...

. NEWBURGH, N.Y. (AP) — Two boys trapped in a snow pile for about seven hours after a plow buried them could hear their worried family's cries but couldn't respond loudly enough to be heard, they said Friday. Police credited an air pocket with saving their lives. The two cousins, 11-year-old Elijah Martinez and 9-year-old Jason Rivera, were building a snow fort Wednesday night across the street from Elijah's apartment in Newburgh when a plow operator clearing a parking lot unknowingly pushed snow over them. Buried in about 5 feet of snow, they could barely move and couldn...

The governor of Ogun State, Ibikunle Amosun has wowed both parents and students of Tai- Solarin University Of Education yesterday. Amosun PMnews reports that succor came the way of fifteen graduating students of Tai Solarin University of Education, TASUED, Ijagun, Ogun State, as the governor, Ibikunle Amosun publicly announced automatic employment for the students. The school which had a combined convocation ceremony for its graduates from three years back, churned out about 11, 000 students on Friday. The governor however offered automatic employment to the 2012/2013 Best Overall Graduating Student, Mr. Adeniji Kayode and 14 others who excelled with first class honors. READ ALSO: You Need To Know How Many MOUAU Graduands Passed Out With A Third Class Yesterday Amosun, made it known that as against popular belief, the school, TASUED has come to stay. Noting that the convocation ceremony was another seal of accomplishment at improving the educational system by ...

Agony of child slaves raped, abused by their bosses Theirs is a life devoid of any joy. People see them but never see the tragic lives they are trapped in. Day and night, many Nigerian children used as house helps labour and suffer in silence. They are locked in domestic servitude while their lucky peers go to school and live normal lives. KUNLE FALAYI, takes a look at the lives of such children, whose very existence are controlled by their bosses. They sometimes endure unimaginable trauma that changes their lives forever Tosin Adeyanju rocked the six-month-old baby she was carrying gently to keep the child quiet. As the girl spoke, with a voice that belied the suffering and agony she had endured since she was a child, she looked around in fear. “Please, help me, I don’t want to go back to that woman. She would take my child away from me and sell me again,” she said. For many days, before that encounter, Tosin had slept on street corners in Mushin area of Lag...

John Eluwa, Nigerianborn U His office sits at the ninth floor of an upscale high rise building located in the middle of an emerging mega metropolis of Carolina. Here, Attorney John Eluwa, a once Biafra child soldier, heads one of the most successful law firms in the States. His story is an inspirational story of an immigrant coming to America with a suitcase and a desire for education. Thirty-three years later, he has become a successful US criminal attorney becoming one of the United States immigration law experts. “Jebose, coming to America saved my life. I don’t know what my life would have been had my elder brother not encouraged, supported and sponsored me to seek further education in the United States after my secondary school in Nigeria. My parents never went to school. My mother was a local market woman while my dad was a security guard at the then Federal Radio Corporation of Nigeria. I was three years old when I lost my elder sister in 1959. Her death ...

Seven drug traffickers Forty-nine-year-old Fred Obi was about to board an Ethiopian Air flight from Abuja to Tel Aviv, Israel with a strange cargo allegedly concealed in his stomach when the law caught up with him. He had ingested 1.594kg of cocaine. But he was not the only one boarding that same flight with the intention of transporting narcotics they had ingested on November 22, 2014 when they were arrested by men of the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency at the Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport, Abuja. Also arrested were Ekechi Ferdinand, 36; Okonkwo Paul, 20; Azubuogu Obumneme, 30; Okechi Anthony, 34; Anozie Henry, 34 and Okafor Francis, 51. NDLEA spokesperson, Mr. Mitchell Ofoyeju, confirmed that the raid which was headed by the agency’s commander at the Abuja Airport, Mr. Hamisu Lawan, would turn out to be a revealing one. The suspects, who were said to have been arrested and isolated, were soon made to excrete the drug they had ingested. “The las...

Ayo Fayose The Ekiti State Governor, Mr. Ayo Fayose, flayed former President Olusegun Obasanjo for allegedly criticising   Jonathan’s administration on corruption and insecurity. Fayose, who spoke at a summit in Ife, said that Obasanjo had no moral justification to criticise Jonathan’s administration because the former President’s government was far more corrupt than the one he criticised. The attack from Fayose came just as notable leaders of the Yoruba race present at the summit endorsed Jonathan for a second term in office. The Ooni of Ife, Oba Okunade Sijuwade, led notable traditional rulers from many Yoruba towns majority of who are from Ekiti State to the summit. The matriarch of Awolowo family, Chief H.I.D Awolowo, was represented at the summit by her daughter, Mrs. Tola Oyediran. Fayose, who spoke after all the Yoruba leaders had spoken, stated that he would not toe the line of Yoruba leaders who spoke before him. He said, “I will differ...

Senate Leader, Senator Victor Ndoma-Egba The Senate Leader, Victor Ndoma-Egba, who is representing Cross River Central Senatorial District in this interview with SUNDAY ABORISADE defends criticisms against the Nigerian senate and the recent police invasion of the National Assembly Some Nigerians believe that the executive has been taking the federal parliament for a ride because of the passive nature of the Senate. They cite last Thursday’s invasion of the National Assembly by the police as a case in point. What is your comment on this? Let me say that the show of force in the National Assembly by the security agencies last Thursday was quite unfortunate and totally unnecessary because the precincts of any parliament are supposed to be sacrosanct and their action was a violation of that. I will not be able to go into the substantive issues on why it happened or did not happen because I have been told that there are several court matters on those issues and being ...

120 killed in mosque bomb explosion No fewer than 120 died and 270 were injured on Friday as the violent Boko Haram sect bombed the 10,000 capacity Kano Central Mosque where the Emir, Alhaji Sanusi Lamido Sanusi, usually leads prayers. About 10 gunmen went on a shooting spree after the blast at the mosque, which is close to the Emir of Kano’s palace. A rescue official, who spoke with Agence France-Presse, put casualty figures at almost 400, adding that 120 were killed and 270 hurt in the three explosions that rocked the mosque. The emir was said to have travelled to Saudi Arabia late on Thursday night from Paris. Witnesses said the incident happened just as residents were getting set for Friday prayers. “The attackers have bombed the mosque. I saw people screaming,” a local reporter who resides in Kano, Chijjani Usman, told Reuters. Another eyewitness told the British Broadcasting Corporation that he had counted over 50 bodies immediately after the blasts. ...

Three foreign workers have been abducted in Bayelsa state. Vanguard reports that the three foreign workers were kidnapped by unidentified gunmen on Wednesday. It was made known that the foreigners whose nationalities have not been ascertained as at the time of filing this report were working for a construction firm called Elmerit when they were captured. This kidnap event has ultimately pushed forward the high rate of insecurity in the riverine enclave of the state where pirates and other criminal elements have been terrorizing law abiding citizens. READ ALSO: Cultists Kill Varsity Professor The gunmen were said to have captured the foreigners at gunpoint while they were working on road projects in Emakalakala, Ogbia local government area of Bayelsa state, dragging them into a waiting boat which sped away into the surrounding creeks. Although no group has come forward to claim responsibility for the kidnap, a security source, who pleaded anonymity confirmed the a...