Remember the lady who said she got a third boob implant to scare men away? (read here) Well, she lied. The boobs are fake - a 3 breast prosthesis. TMZ just exposed her. In today's world, some people will do almost anything to be famous. See the TMZ reports below...
The woman claiming to have 3 boobs is a fraud, a fake ... and ironically what exposed her lie is a crime someone committed against her.Jasmine Tridevil has been making the rounds, claiming she got plastic surgery to net her an additional boob.  But we got a document from the Tampa International Airport Police Dept. describing a baggage theft. According to the doc ... someone stole a bunch of luggage off an American Airlines conveyor belt, including a black nylon roller bag.Cops caught the thieves after IDing them with surveillance video.   The black bag belonged to Tridevel, but before she got it back it was inventoried by police as part of the case against the crooks.Guess what was inside the bag?  "A 3 breast prosthesis." BTW ... she told cops the prosthesis was valued at $5K.The boobs are perfect, but she's a little crooked.

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In June, felony suspect Jeremy Meeks' mugshot caused quite a storm online, with many describing it as the world's hottest mugshot and many women looking for his contact (read here). Well, we now have a female version of Mr Meeks. Her name is Angela Coastes and she's a glamour model who lives in Miami. Angela was arrested for disorderly conduct in Georgia, US, last month on Aug. 26th. She was released almost immediately but her mugshot only just hit the net and its gone viral with thousands of Twitter and FB users commenting on her good looks and offering to pay her bail.
"If you're not committed to setting Angela Coates free, you're either a loser or your girlfriend is looking at all of your tweets." someone wrote on Twitter
The former Jet Magazine 'Beauty of the Week' is taking the whole thing in good faith but insisted she doesn't need help as she was released the same night. See more pics of Angela after the cut..

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The Chairman, Senate Committee on Defence, Senator Thompson Sekibo has said that members of the Senate will not be intervening on the death verdict handed to 12 soldiers for mutiny by a military court on September 16th.

Senator Sekibo who spoke with journalists after a closed-door meeting between the senate committee on Defence and the Service Chiefs at the National Assembly in Abuja yesterday September 23rd, said the verdict of the military court is meant to instill discipline into the military.
"No we are not, because the Armed Forces are established by an Act of the National Assembly. The Act spelt out categorically the conduct of the soldiers and the way they are to behave wherever they are. If you join the military, that Act is to guide you and your conduct. If you go contrary to any of the prescribed sections of the Act the punishment prescribed for the Act you violated will come on you. So the military did not just wake up one day and say that they are going to kill Mr. A or Mr. B."
They went through the necessary processes and they found them guilty. But I think that those found guilty also have a way out. They can go on appeal and if the appeal finds them not guilty that will be it. But for what the military has done, they have done the best thing; because you must instill discipline in the Armed Forces. If you don’t do so, one day all of us here will be sacked and you will not hear of this place,” he said.
Meanwhile the Nigerian Labor Congress has condemned the death sentence. Speaking through the Acting President of the Union, Promise Adewusi, the NLC described the verdict as unacceptable and advised that the verdict be converted to a more tolerable and acceptable one
"We expect that the Military Council or the appropriate authority, whose responsibility it is to review sentences of this nature, should commute this sentence to a more tolerable or acceptable one.”.
He said the sentence to death verdict handed to the soldiers if carried out could sow the seed of a major security problem in the armed forces.

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I Miss the days when we went to school, lined up and the headmaster and teachers will inspect our nails, teeth and uniforms and then we match to our various classrooms, the days if your hair was bushy, the teachers will use scissors to cut off the front part of it in awkward manner, leaving you at the mercy of your class mates. You Remember naa?• They days of Nasco Biscuit, okin biscuit, trebor, Iced Colored water tied in nylon were called ice cream• The days of Goody-Goody and pak of Biscuit.• The days of Ali and Simbi, Eze goes to school, Mr & Mrs Salami, Edet lives in Calabar, Agbo lives in the town of lagoon....• Chei, I remember those days when one naira na money, when groundnut was 5 kobo and Choco Milo sweet was 2kobo.  Days of messing game, who is in the garden, police and thief, Checkmate, Wili wiling, the days of boju-boju moo-Akara moo. The days of mama & papa play• days when we use to build houses with sand, play suwe game,tinco tinco,change your style, ten-ten uga, skipping, stop! You remember nau!•those days when we used to fly kite on streets, when boys used to use the paint bucket cover as tire and their daddy's hanger as the steering• those days when rubber band was stock exchange• when votron, jimbo, power rangers, spider man was our favourite cartoons• the days of limca, creast, and ginger ale soft drinks & choco milo advert on black and white tv and  sunday rendevous by 1:30pm• when we used to say 'shekeleke give me one white finger'• Those days when eleganza pen and BIC was d best• D days we used to drink water from the tap even suck out the water if its not coming out• the days when NTA will show rainbow color for 30 mins then national anthem before they resume program @4pm • the days where basket sandals, simbi, cortina and Bata sandals were the best• Days when we all sing sandalili sandalili songs, DStv has come. No more old fun. I'm really proud to have experienced all thess. If u r nt smilling it means you were not born in my generation.