Daughter, 3, Promises to Keep Seat Belt on After Mom Reports Her to police

This little lawbreaker is guaranteed to stay on the straight and narrow after her worried mother called the cops to lecture her on why seat-belt safety is so important.

3-year-old Camille Fortin of Scottsdale, Arizona, was in her booster seat as her mom was driving when suddenly, she popped off her seatbelt.

"All of a sudden, her brother, who was sitting next to her yells, 'Mommy, mommy, she unbuckled her seat-belt," her mom Michelle Fortin said, according to KPHO.

Fortin immediately pulled over to buckle her back in, but she then came up with an idea to assure her young toddler wouldn't break free again.

"This was something that would hurt her,.Her safety was at risk, so I took it for what it was  a teachable moment." Her mom said.

"I got home, and called the police, and turned her in," The little lawbreaker mom said.

The Scottsdale Police Department responded to the family's call like any other incident and sent an officer to handle the situation.

"We don't know what other drivers will do. Other drivers might not pay attention and run into the back of your mom or side of the car, and if you were not buckled, your body is going to hit something." An officer lectured her when he arrived on the scene.

Even though Fortin said some might think reporting her own daughter to was "an extreme choice," the tough love clearly worked on little Camille.

"I promise I will keep my seatbelt on," little Camille said.

Photos: Nigerian police officers allegedly brutalized a man, for refusing to surrender his telephone

A man who goes by the name Maido on IG, shared his brutal experience with men of the Nigerian police yesterday. According to him, he was attacked because he refused to surrender his phone. He wrote;
"Yesterday was the worst day of my life, infact I almost lost it. At about 7pm I was driving along lagos-Ibadan express way with a friend, when we noticed a car closing up on ours and someone waving to us, asking us to stop.
After I took sometime to observe I suspected it was the police and I pulled over. Actually they weren't even in a police vehicle so I couldn't have noticed early enough. They were armed, one of them furiously came to me shouting. He said they have been trying to stop me or chasing me for a while. I was suprised because I did not notice at all. There were three of them, only one was on uniform. They immediately started cursing and using vulgar words on us, they called us criminals for no reason, after so much interrogation they decided to do a search on the vehicle, I consented to that, and when they could not find anything incriminating in the car they demanded to search our phones. I refused them checking my phone because they had already seized my friend's phone for no reason, I simply tried to make them understand that my phone is my private property but instead of hearing me out, they resorted to physical assault. They hit me with all sort of objects including their guns, I had to do my best to leave the scene for my dear life. I was terribly injured over a phone that wasn't worth it at all, I equally lost my wrist watch. The question is, what wrong have I done by being a regular Nigerian young boy into entertainment. This police brutality has finally got to me and the world must know, Police brutality has to stop, its me today and it might be you tomorrow #StopPoliceBrutality#IdemandJustice #NigeriaPoliceForce#policebrutality

Yesterday was the worst day of my life, infact I almost lost it. At about 7pm I was driving along lagos-Ibadan express way with a friend, when we noticed a car closing up on ours and someone waving to us, asking us to stop. After I took sometime to observe I suspected it was the police and I pulled over. Actually they weren't even in a police vehicle so I couldn't have noticed early enough. They were armed, one of them furiously came to me shouting, he said they have been trying to stop me or chasing me for a while. I was suprised because I did not notice at all. There were three of them, only one was on uniform. They immediately started cursing and using vulgar words on us, they called us criminals for no reason, after so much interrogation they decided to do a search on the vehicle, I consented to that, and when they could not find anything incriminating in the car they demanded to search our phones. I refused them checking my phone because they had already seized my friend's phone for no reason, I simply tried to make them understand that my phone is my private property but instead of hearing me out, they resorted to physical assault. They hit me with all sort of objects including their guns, I had to do my best to leave the scene for my dear life. I was terribly injured over a phone that wasn't worth it at all, I equally lost my wrist watch. The question is, what wrong have I done by being a regular Nigerian young boy into entertainment. This police brutality has finally got to me and the world must know, Police brutality has to stop, its me today and it might be you tomorrow #StopPoliceBrutality #IdemandJustice #NigeriaPoliceForce #policebrutality

Видео опубликовано Maido (@juicyboymaido) Сен 23 2016 в 12:40 PDT

Video: The Game tells Russell Simmons to stay in his lane -- The beef has no end

The Game has a clear message for Russell Simmons when it comes to getting involved in his business 'stay in your damn lane!
Game's manager, Wack 100, tells TMZ. Simmons' claim he arranged a peace treaty between Meek Mill and Game ... is full BS. Wack says Simmons "must have discussed this in yoga classes with Meek," but he has no right to discuss Game's business.
He says Russell did briefly speak to Game, but the rapper basically told the mogul to butt out in more colorful language, we're guessing.
Check out the vid we got with Simmons Thursday morning in NYC, he told us the beef was not only squashed, but he hoped there was a chance Meek and Game would work together in the future.
Game obviously disagrees. Strongly.

President Muhammadu Buhari congratulates veteran juju musician King Sunny Ade on his 70th Birthday

                         

Veteran Nigerian musician/multi-instrumentalist, King Sunny Ade is celebrating his 70th Birthday today, 22 September. In a statement issued by Mr Femi Adesina, Special Adviser on Media and Publicity to President Buhari, KSA was congratulated for bringing pride to Nigeria.


"President Muhammadu Buhari warmly congratulates music legend, King Sunny Ade, as he turns 70 onSeptember 22nd, 2016.

President Buhari joins all friends, family and fans of the multi-talented instrumentalist, songwriter and dancer in celebrating his remarkable life, which has been graced with numerous awards for outstanding performances, including nominations for the Grammy."

"As a Nigerian musician, the President believes the Septuagenarian has over the years brought pride to his country by mastering his art against all odds, taking the African musical genre to the global stage, and serving as an inspiration and a mentor to upcoming artistes."

"Apart from bringing joy to many hearts and homes through his music, President Buhari also commends King Sunny Ade’s love for humanity, especially the less privileged, by setting up a foundation that caters for the needs of others."

"He prays that the almighty God will grant the versatile entertainer longer life, good health and more strength."

Watch Live: Charlotte, NC officials address state of emergency, unrest following protests

United States of America will never have rest from gun violence, so far they continue to legalise gun for all civilians. Police shoot at first, because they think you had gun on you.
 Everybody owns a gun in the U.S. Everybody owns a gun in the United States. The mentality is there for the police to think that you might shoot at anytime. It is a pity that only blacks are guns scape goat in the United States.
You can't say Police are not doing their job in the U.S, but blacks are the victims. It will continue like that, until United States stop legalising gun for everybody. It will continue like that, until United States put gun control law into use.
United States is not the only country where blacks lives, there are blacks in the UK, Canada. Unnecessary shooting is not happening in those countries, because they have law for gun.  They don't legalise gun for all citizens. They have gun control law and people are abiding to it. I hate this racial issues, i am tired of it. United States always brings it up with shooting and shooting all the time.Did you know that gun was first made in Russia,? They have a lot of gun and arms in Russia. They have law for guns for the citizens on how to use it. They don't abuse it, because not all Russians have access to gun, despite having lot of guns in that country. 
America and the Americans needs to talk to themselves. Many developed and developing countries are looking up to them. But falling their hands, because all Americans, including their government have started acting ignorant to everything.

Lionel Messi gets knocked, out for three to four weeks

                   

Lionel Messi will be out for the next three to four weeks after getting a groin injury in the match against La liga rival club Atletico Madrid on Wednesday night. He went off on 59 minutes on Wednesday after a Diego Godin tackle.
The Argentina captain was forced to miss Argentina's World Cup 2018 qualifier against Venezuela earlier this month with a groin injury, but has played in all five La Liga games this season, netting 7 goals.
                            
The Argentine could return for Barca's Champions League tie with Manchester City on 19 October.

Nigerian world's richest black man, Aliko Dangote plans to buy Arsenal F.C. in 4 years

It seems like the richest black man in the world, Aliko Dangote is refusing to give up on Arsenal as a huge Arsenal fan. He's been talking about buying Arsenal since about 4 years ago. It even got to an extent that he said the current owner of Arsenal only worth $5 billion dollars, that he is richer than him and he can buy all stakes at Arsenal, if given the opportunity.

He stated that he loves Arsenal so much as an Arsenal fan, he also added that he would like to make Arsenal the biggest and richest club in the world, if given a chance to buy the football club.  Dangote said that 2 years ago.
It was only yesterday that the richest black man in the world re-stated his plans  to buy the biggest and the most decorated football  club in London 'Arsenal' in four years to come.

In an interview with Bloomberg TV in New York on Wednesday, Dangote stated that there’s no doubt he’ll buy Arsenal and it’s not a problem of money.
“Maybe three to four years. The issue is that we have more challenging headwinds. I need to get those out the way first and start having tailwinds. Then I’ll focus on this.”

“It’s not about buying Arsenal and just continuing with business as usual,  It’s about buying Arsenal and turning it around. I’ve run a very successful business and I think I can also run a very successful team. Right now, with what we’re facing, over $20 billion of projects, I cannot do both.” He said.

Dangote, who has already invested about $8 billion dollars in building the biggest oil rig in Nigeria, making it the biggest oil rig/oil refinery in Africa, reportedly worth about $13 billion.