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How a woman was caught with dead day old baby in sack in Lagos

A 40-year old widow named Mujidat was caught yesterday Wednesday October 30th with a dead day old baby she hid inside a sack around her residence at at the Iba area of Lagos, PM News reports.
It was gathered that a member of the community, High Chief Babatunde Balogun caught the mother of seven when she was  trying to dispose the baby at about 5 p.m. on Wednesday. When questioned on the content of the sack, she claimed she was coming from the market where she bought some household items.

Chris Brown Arrested For Felony Assault

Chris Brown is back in the spotlight. According to TMZ’ sources, the R&B singer was arrested this morning for felony assault after allegedly attacking a man outside a hotel  in Washington DC. The two apparently got into an argument around 4:30 AM, which ended with Brown punching the other man. The law enforcement sources tell TMZ that he wasn’t under the influence at the time of the incident. Brown is currently in custody, while the other person was reportedly evaluated at a DC hospital.

Breezy is still on probation in the Rihanna case. In the worst case, this could mean a violation of his terms and hence result in 4 years in prison

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Video: EL-Classico Update: Messi Laughs at C. Ronaldo

After the goal by Alexis Sánchez, Cristiano Ronaldo angrily protests to referee Undiano Mallenco for not giving a penalty for a foul on him by Javier Mascherano moments before. Messi listens to the complaint and seems to laugh.

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VIDEO: Fela Never Wore Underpants on Stage, Seun Kuti confirms

Burna Boy‘s Felabration performance last Sunday stirred up debates/arguments on social media and the Nigerian music community in general. Did Fela perform with his Underpants? Should Burna Boy have gone that far?

Well, here’s confirmation. According to FELA’s son, Seun Kuti, Fela NEVER performed with his underwear on stage. Watch the Hip TV clip below:

Mark Zuckerberg Was Highest Paid U.S. CEO of 2012

Mark Zuckerberg was by far the highest paid public CEO in the United States last year, according to a new report.

The Facebook CEO's total compensation for 2012 was nearly $2.3 billion, more than twice that of the next-highest paid CEO, according to GMI Ratings, which analyzed compensation for more than 2,000 CEOs of publicly traded companies.

Almost all of Zuckerberg's compensation for the year comes from income related to Facebook's IPO. On the day Facebook went public, Zuckerberg exercised 60 million stock options worth nearly $2.3 billion (though much of it was used to cover his taxes). He also received a base salary of $500,000 for the year, though starting this year, his salary changed to the symbolic $1 a year.

Richard Kinder, CEO of energy company Kinder Morgan, was second on the list with a total compensation of $1.1 billion. Other tech execs cracked the top 10 list as well, including Apple CEO Tim Cook (with $143 million) and Salesforce CEO Mark Benioff (with $109 million).

This Man sha, I wonder how he would have done if he didn't drop out...

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Sir Alex Ferguson’s 7 Leadership Secrets

His autobiography is released today, so what lessons can we draw from this sporting icon?

When Manchester United boss Sir Alex – the most successful manager of a British soccer team in decades – announced his retirement back in May, it generated more than 1.4 million Twitter mentions within the first hour. This ranked as more significant than the death of Margaret Thatcher, if slightly less so than the announcement of the new Pope.

So here are Sir Alex's seven leadership lessons: