Top 10 Richest African artistes by Forbes & Channel O

Forbes in conjunction with Channel O released the list of African Top 10 richest African musicians  2013. The ranking is based on artist Sales, Social -Media presence, endorsement value , YouTube views, show rates , Influence,  appearance in newspapers, investments, popularity and so many other factors..
Nigeria has 7 reps on this list. And Donjazzy leads...
See list below;

Kate Middleton makes first public appearance since giving birth...

Kate Middleton made her first public post-baby appearance this morning as she joined her husband, Prince William at the start of an ultra-marathon in Anglesey around where they live. She's lost all the baby weight. Great look!

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Lagos ranked 4th worst city on earth

Lagos as being ranked the 4th worst city on earth and the second-fastest growing city in Africa. This is courtesy of Economist Intelligence Unit, EIU.
According to the list which has countries from Africa and Asia in the first three, Lagos shares its 137 position with Port Moresby, in Papua New Guinea.
The report released yesterday reads...

“Rapid growth is not always a good thing because Lagos is now a magnet for two perpetual threats to peace: pirates and Islamist warriors.
Boko Haram have a problem with cities like Lagos and also lots of weaponry. Pirates threaten trade and use kidnapping as a method of funding. Islamist terrorist groups such as Boko Haram (“Education is forbidden”) want to create their own version of heaven on earth by destroying cities such as Lagos and imposing strict sharia law. Lagos has enormous potential but as yet little to show for it – hence its poor ranking,”

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Scientists invent a "death test" procedure that tells how long a person lives

Scientists have developed a "death test" that can tell people how long they have to live.The non-invasive procedure involves applying a painless laser pulse to the surface of the skin through a wristwatch-style device.
This measures how a person’s body will decline with age by analysing endothelial cells, the Sunday Times reports.

These cells line the smallest blood vessels - capillaries – in our bodies and respond to complex activity elsewhere in the body.By measuring the oscillations within the cells, the scientists say they can calculate the length of time before death and also test for diseases including cancer and dementia.
The result is graded from 0 for death to 100 for optimum functioning with the predictions becoming more accurate as more data is added.
A user-friendly version of the system is expected to be completed within the next three years.