Rihanna sends a male fan’s pulse racing with an erotic lap dance.

The raunchy pop superstar pushed her chosen plaything to the stage before leaping on top of him at a recent concert.
She then straddled the lad – plucked from the front of the audience – and writhed up and down his midriff.
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Not content with leaving it there, Rihanna grabbed his hand, pushed it against her chest and ran it down her body.
The chart-topper was clad in a kinky black corset throughout her seductive encounter, adding to the intensity of her X-rated performance

Rihanna is renowned for her fondness for strip clubs, recently showering an exotic dancer with dollar bills on a night out in Atlanta, US.

And it’s not the first time she’s lap-danced onstage – in June 2011 the singer rubbed her writhing body all over a female fan at a Miami gig.

Saka Porting Back To Etisalat After 90 Days?

The controversial porting of Hafiz Oyetoro, popular called Mr Saka, from Etisalat to MTN is one mistake that would be corrected as soon as the 90 days grace period elapsed, OluFamous gathered.

The is good news for, especially for Saka, who will now have the opportunity of making more money for his advancement and also become the first Nigeria to port to and fro in the first 90 days of the policy. This much was revealed by the CEO of Etisala Nigeria...

The Chief Executive Officer, Etisalat Nigeria, Mr. Steve Evans, described the porting of the Saka as an error that will be corrected soon.

Speaking in Lagos at a media Roundtable on Mobile Number Portability, Mr Evans noted that “We all make mistakes in life” and the porting of Saka from Etisalat to MTN was a mistake and will be corrected.

Mr Evans noted that Etisalat is well prepared for the "porting" policy and has built and expanded its network to accommodate over 30 million subscribers which is double its present capacity.

Will MTN allow Saka port back to Etisalat? Watch out for the drama! 

Is this proof that mermaids really do exist?

IS this dramatic video proof that mermaids really DO exist?

The clip shows two tourists filming what they think is a seal on rocks.
But as they zoom in they quickly realise it might not be what it seems, with one saying: "That’s a weird looking seal man, are you filming this? I don't think it’s a seal."
The creature then appears to turn and look at the men before flipping into the water.
The clip, filmed in Kiryat Yam, Israel, has become an internet sensation with many people claiming it is a mermaid - a creature with the upper body of a female human and the tail of a fish.
So ... mermaid, seal or camera tricks? Decide for yourself.

First Bank Is Shutting Operations From Thursday

Customers of First Bank Limited may find it difficult to carry out their banking transactions from Thursday to Monday, five solid days, due to the decision to shut down the bank’s branches nationwide.

“This is a major project and on account of the technical requirements, we regret that there will be some disruptions to our services for about three [working] days, while the upgrade is ongoing.”

According to the bank, the shutdown is to enable it upgrade its core banking application. From Finacle 7 to Finacle 10, which will ensure easier and faster customer services and experience.

Apart from all the branches being shut, Point of Sale transactions and transaction alerts by SMS will not be possible during the period - Thursday to Monday. In addition, all card services, except Visa prepaid card, will not be available via Quick Teller and the Web.

First Bank said in a statement, “All transactions that will impact on the banking platform e.g. settlements, inter bank (RTGS, NEFT, FIP) inflows, will not be available.”

However, the bank said skeletal services would be available on its ATMs throughout the migration period until 5pm on Sunday, and would be restored at 6am on Monday.

Online banking services, according to the bank, will also be available until 5pm on Sunday and be restored at 6am on Monday. But its mobile money services will be available throughout the migration period.

Group Managing Director, First Bank, Mr. Bisi Onasanya, said “I am particularly excited at the prospect of this milestone as it represents the opportunity to significantly transform our service delivery to you in many respects, while also supporting our plans for the introduction of new and innovative products as we anticipate your every banking need."

So, if you'll need your money in First Bank this period, go withdraw today. Thank me later!