Meet Rihanna's Lookalike Making Big Bucks From Endorsements

Meet Rihanna's look alike Andele Lara who is getting endorsements in place of Rihanna.

Rihanna(left), Andele Lara(Right)

This 22-year-old may look like Rihanna, but it’s actually Andele Lara, a student from Boston, Massachusetts. She’s frequently mistaken for the sexy pop star, but as a kid Lara wasn’t always so keen on her looks. “Growing up, I was a very shy girl,” Lara told the Daily Mail. “I was known as the skinny girl with the big forehead.” But after experimenting with her hair and swapping her school uniform for more trendy clothes, her classmates started noticing her likeness to the Barbadian singer with the hit song “Umbrella” on the radio. “The comments started in my sophomore year. My friend had a magazine with Rihanna on the cover. He held it up to my face and was like, ‘You look like her!’”

Myles Munroe, His wife and Daughter Dies in Bahamas Plane Crash Landing

Breaking News; Dr. Myles Munroe, internationally-known author, bible teacher, governmental consultant and leadership mentor, was one of nine passengers on a plane that crashed in Grand Bahama on Sunday afternoon, according to multiple news reports.

 

A Lear 36 executive jet left the Lynden Pindling International Airport (LPIA) for the Grand Bahama International Airport, the Department of Civil Aviation reports.

The plane departed at 4:07 p.m. and carried nine people. The vessel crashed while making its landing approach, the Department of Civil Aviation said.

News reports indicate his wife, Ruth, and daughter were also killed in the crash. Myles Munroe's ministry was not immediately available for comment as at the time this post was made.

Stay tuned to Amebo News for an update to this story.

And please keep his family in your prayers.

Gov. Okorocha Says "Boko Haram Can Be Defeated in 2 Months"

Governor Rochas Okorocha of Imo State, has said that the menace of the dreaded Boko Haram sect could be stopped in two months, only if visionary and efficient leadership is encouraged at the highest level of power in Nigeria. Okorocha, stated this on Friday, during a dinner he organised for media executives and nominees from across the country, who were in Owerri for the Nigeria Media Merit Award 2014, noted that the problem had remained intractable because some people were benefiting from fighting the insurgents.However, he said no president of Nigeria had plans to fail in governance, noting that leaders of the country since independence never had bad intentions.

Chief Rochas blamed the mrnace on leaders’ inappropriate usage of both the human and material resources, which he said also, contributed to government’s inability to tackle insurgencies in the country. “No nation is poor in terms of human and material resources, the problem has always been about leadership,” he said.

Okorocha advocated a bottom-up approach to power, stating that this is what will reduce excessive power of the president which hinders power distribution among the federating units.“The president is too powerful while the masses continue to suffer. We need leaders who can give jobs to the people. Vision is very important to surmount most of the challenges facing the country, this is why my administration placed great premium on education by making it free from primary to university levels.”

He, however, said that decentralisation of power was germane to solving the challenges facing the country. The Imo governor, also challenged journalists to rise up to the challenges of their profession, admonished them to ask political leaders about their activities in government, noting that “the media profession has lost the culture of investigative journalism.” “I’ve always waited for an opportunity to confront journalists on their role in the leadership question and the need for the fourth estate of the realm to engender good governance by tasking would-be leaders on plans they have for Nigeria,” Okorocha said.

This guy get mouth!!!

Sun News

INEC Fails In The Distribution of PVC in Lagos, Tinubu.

National Leader of the All Progres­sives Congress, APC, Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu yester­day took the Indepen­dent National Electoral Commission to the cleaners, declaring that the electoral body failed in the distribution of the permanent voter’s cards (PVC) in Lagos State.

Asiwaju Tinubu spoke yesterday at a press confer­ence held by the Lagos State Chapter of the APC. In every one of the 11 lo­cal governments in the state where the first phase of the distribution of the PVC was monitored by key party of­ficials including the Lagos APC chairman, Otunba Henry Ajomale, Tinubu said the reports brought back were unanimous that INEC’s performance was abysmally poor.

He emphasized that the best thing for INEC to do was to start afresh, stat­ing that what has happened smack of a collusion to rig the election in favour of the government at the centre. His words: “This is a co­lossal failure and it has erod­ed my confidence in INEC to be able to midwife a success­ful 2015 election.”

On the reduction of the number of registered vot­ers in Lagos to 4.8, Tinubu challenged INEC to publish the names of the individu­als who engaged in double registration, stressing that the electoral body lacks the power to disqualify anybody on that basis given that it is not a court. “INEC must publish names of close to 2 million excluded voters, INEC is not the court of law. You cannot exclude Nigerians from ex­ercising their franchise.

You cannot automatically without the court of law disqualify them. If you fail to publish and give reason you are also violating their constitutional rights. “To me this exercise has failed and we reconsider it as a dry run, a rigging ex­ercise, INEC has colluded with the Presidency, they are closing party to rig the election from beginning to the end.

If for four years you are not ready with PVC and few months to election, PVC is not ready and you have not been able to start capturing those who are now18 years and you have 30 days minimum to display voters’ register before elec­tion, how are we sure INEC is prepared?”

Source: Sun News