Lagos Big Boy Buys Actress Bimbo Thomas An SUV...Moves Her Into Ajao Estate Apartment

Popular Yoruba actress, Bimbo Thomas is currently having a good time in her career. And that is because the dark-complexioned actress recently got a car gift of SUV from an ardent fan of hers. And to cap that up, she reportedly moved into a 3-bedroom flat in Ajao Estate, Lagos, a few days ago, courtesy of the same fan who we learnt, rented the apartment for her.

But an interesting angle to the story is that the Ajao estate apartment used to be occupied by another popular Yoruba actress, Bisi Komolafe, who reportedly lived in the apartment at the instance of the same fan that is now showering Bimbo Thomas with gifts. Click to continue.
And the fan happens to be a popular Big Boy who has been nice to many actresses. Bimbo is said to be the one currently enjoying the attention of the free-giving Big Boy who stops at nothing to make people who have his heart happy. And that is said to be the reason he made Bisi who used to be very close to him vacate the said apartment for Bimbo. And as it is, Bimbo is said to be on her way to becoming the envy of her colleagues in the movie industry considering the track record of the fair-complexioned big boy and fan of hers. But how long the largesse would last is what cannot be ascertained for now.

Source: City People Magazine

Congolese Warlord ‘Thomas Lubanga’ Gets 14 Years

The International Criminal Court on Tuesday sentenced Congolese warlord Thomas Lubanga to 14 years in jail for using child soldiers in his rebel army, in the tribunal’s first such order.

“Taking into account all the factors… the court sentences Mr Lubanga to 14 years in prison,” presiding Judge Adrian Fulford told The Hague-based court.

He said the court has taken into account the time Lubanga has already spent behind bars since March 2006, meaning he will effectively spend eight years in prison. Lubanga, 51, was convicted in March of war crimes, specifically for using child soldiers in his rebel army in the Democratic Republic of Congo in 2002-03, in the ICC’s first verdict since it was set up a decade ago.



He was found guilty of abducting children as young as 11 and forcing them to fight and commit atrocities in the DRC’s northeastern gold-rich Ituri region. During the trial prosecutors told how young girls served as sex-slaves, while boys were trained to fight.