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TOP SECRET: SEE The Number One Thing Every Woman Wants In Bed
Drycleaner bags 13 years imprisonment for kidnap
Couple Arrested After They Got Married Completely Núde While Crowd Watched
World’s fastest man, Usain Bolt, races against a bus
Boko Haram: Jonathan Assures Military Of Better Firepower To Deal With Terrorism
Natural ways to delay ejaculation
Maheeda explains why she posts nude pics online +more nude pics
At 56, I still go to disco – Ayo Balogun
Actor Desmond Elliot joins politics, now a member of Labour party

TOP SECRET: SEE The Number One Thing Every Woman Wants In Bed

Posted: 21 Dec 2013 01:05 AM PST

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And that is Emotional Intimacy.
During a survey of over 1,000 women, each woman was asked about their best s*x. 96 percent of the women revealed that the best s*x they have ever had was with someone with whom they are emotionally connected.
Other reasons women (and even sometimes men) gave for enjoying s*x include "being with someone I love," followed by "feeling good about my s*xual abilities" and "when my partner compliments me."

So what are the top three things women crave? The survey reveals that the top three requirements for great s*x are physical attraction, emotional intimacy and feeling secure and loved.
This also laid credence to the survey conducted by Durex which revealed that 87 percent of women said the hottest s*x they'd ever had was with someone they knew and trusted, and 95 percent of men said s*x is more fulfilling with an emotional connection.
So it seems the best way to get into a woman's panties is through her heart.

Drycleaner bags 13 years imprisonment for kidnap

Posted: 21 Dec 2013 01:02 AM PST

Couple Arrested After They Got Married Completely Núde While Crowd Watched

Posted: 21 Dec 2013 12:58 AM PST

A couple were arrested on their wedding day as they tie the knot after stripping unclad in the street to campaign against San Francisco's ban on public indecency.
The bride Gypsy Taub, 44, and groom Jamyz Smith, 20 were arrested within a few minutes after they exchanged vows.

According to Taub: 'This is a protest against the indecency ban as much as it is a wedding. I know that the people of San Francisco are behind me.'
The service was reportedly conducted by indecency activist George Davis, an ordained minister of the Universal Life Church. See more photos below:

After a short reading from his 'holy book,' entitled 'er*tic Art,' Davis said: 'I pronounce you man and wife,' adding: 'Kiss and conjugate.'

'People celebrate in whatever way they feel comfortable,' one of the well-wishers of the couple said, adding: 'It's a wonderful thing that they are doing. Nobody is being hurt. Nobody is being damaged.'

Some of the wedding party held banners targeting the man they felt is responsible for the introducing the ban, the unfortunately named Scott Wiener, some of which read: 'Mind your own Wiener,' 'Scott Wiener should be aware of his own shortcomings.'

Taub was later issued a citation and released provided that she put the gown back on.

World’s fastest man, Usain Bolt, races against a bus

Posted: 21 Dec 2013 12:46 AM PST

Usain Bolt

In Buenos Aires, the world's fastest man, Usain Bolt, raced against a bus – and won.

The bus had no chance against the Jamaican sprinter in the 80m exhibition race. Bolt appeared to take it seriously going in, then began to jog, only to pick up his pace again before crossing the finish line.

After beating the bus, Bolt then posed with the driver afterwards and also raced a 120m sprint against fellow Jamaicans.

Bolt, who won gold medals in two consecutive Olympic Games, in Beijing and London, said he had his eyes set on winning a third time in the Rio De Janeiro Olympics in 2016.

He said, "One of my main goals is to go to the Rio Olympics, as I was saying, to do it again. To defend my titles and it's never been done three times so, for me, that's me trying to set the bar as high as possible, just to push the barrier."

The event was part of a number of spectacles being held as the 'World's Fastest Man' tours the South American country.

Bolt holds three world records. In 2009, he galloped the 200m run at 19.19 seconds. Bolt's 100m record of 9.58 seconds is just about four seconds short of the record held by the world fastest cheetah over the same distance.

All hail the 'Lightning Bolt'

Usain Bolt is the fastest man alive and the richest runner in the history of track and field with a personal net worth of $30m. He is world famous sprinter of Jamaican origin, with a net worth that grew by more than $20m in 2012. After winning the 100m and 200m men's finals at the 2012 London Olympics, Bolt became the first sprinter to win back to back sprint doubles at the games. He is also the current world record holder and the current Olympic champion for the 100m, 200m and 4×100m relay athletic events.

Bolt was born on August 21, 1986 in Sherwood Content, a small town in Trelawny, Jamaica, where he grew up with his parents, Wellesley and Jennifer Bolt, along with his two siblings. Bolt grew up in a middle class background and enjoyed a stable childhood. Most of his childhood was spent in taking part in different games like cricket and football.

He is one of the few people to emerge triumphant in the junior, youth and senior levels of a track and field event. He is the first sportsman to break world records for three different sprint events in a single Olympic games. His exploits have earned him the well-deserved title of "Lightning Bolt".

The success enjoyed by Bolt in his sporting career has turned him into a rich man. In 2012, Bolt made an estimated $20.3m in salary and endorsements. His biggest paycheck came from the German shoe company, Puma, which is paying Bolt $9m a year to wear their shoes at all times, on and off the track. That number is especially impressive when you consider that Nike's biggest shoe contracts are usually no more than $1m per year for some of the world's biggest athletes. But the investment has paid off for Puma, which has seen sales increase by $300m after endorsing the world's fastest man. Bolt brought home additional millions from huge endorsing deals with Visa; Nissan; Gatorade; Telecom firm, Virgin Media; Swiss watch giant, Hublot; and Mobile gaming company, RockLive.

In 2010, Bolt released a best-selling autobiography, titled 'Faster than Lightning', that came with a multi-million dollar advance from publisher, Harper Collins. Bolt also commands appearance fees ranging from $250,000 to as much as $500,000 to compete at track and field events throughout the world. Amazingly, Bolt's net worth is expected to explode even more in the coming years, thanks to his gold medal dominating performance at the last Olympic games. If Bolt stays on pace, he should be worth well over $100m by the time the 2016 Olympic games arrive.

The fabulous wealth earned till date ensures the sprint legend enjoys a very luxurious lifestyle. He owns a luxury home at his native place in Jamaica. Recently, he acquired a Rum Cay Island ocean front property in the Bahamas, worth millions of dollars. Bolt has a penchant for very fast and expensive cars. He doesn't own just one car, he owns a fleet of exotic vehicles.

He drives around in luxury cars like a BMW M3; a 2013 Nissan GT-R; and a Ferrari F430 Spider, priced at a whopping $217,000. He is known to hire private jets to fly him around the world.

Manchester United and Real Madrid are two of his favourite clubs. He has participated in charity cricket matches to raise money for noteworthy causes and enjoys listening to Reggae music in his spare time.

During a four-day trip to Kenya in 2009, Bolt adopted a baby cheetah, named 'Lightning Bolt'. The world's fastest man paid $13,700 to formally adopt the cheetah. The adoption process also meant that Bolt would be paying $3,000 a year to care for the cheetah being raised at an animal orphanage in Nairobi. Incidentally, cheetahs are the animal kingdom's fastest sprinter.

When asked if he was afraid of cheetahs, Bolt said: "Yes, I was, but not anymore."

Boko Haram: Jonathan Assures Military Of Better Firepower To Deal With Terrorism

Posted: 21 Dec 2013 12:43 AM PST

Embarrassed by Thursday's attack on Bama Town in Borno State, President Goodluck Jonathan yesterday vowed to ensure provision of more sophisticated firepower for the military to deal with the security challenges posed by terrorists.
The president made the promise while decorating new generals of the Nigerian armed forces.

"We are being overwhelmed in some incidents. We will surely get over it. We will work with you to see what we can provide to make sure that you are in position to defend our nation," the president said as he described continued Boko Haram attacks as a very worrisome challenge that 'we never expected'.
"We will work with you to ensure you are in position to protect lives, you are in position to protect properties of Nigerians, you are in position to make sure that the environment is peaceful and that Nigerians can move freely from one part of the country to the other without being afraid that somebody would point the trigger at them".
Service Chiefs and the Inspector General of Police had since been summoned by the president for an emergency meeting on the Bama attack.
Jonathan told the new Generals; "On behalf of your country and men and women, I congratulate all of you. It is not easy to wear two stars. That is almost the terminal position in the armed forces. Any other one is by the grace of God.
"And to be so elevated as two star generals; we know that you must have passed through storms, you must have endured several winters, both rainy season, dry season to get there. You wives must have also been well picked to survive this period. But we thank God that today you are being so decorated.
"But it is a very, very challenging moment. It is a very challenging period in this country and we expect as the saying goes that those to whom more is given much is expected. For those of you who are decorated as full two star generals, we expect that you bring your experience to bear.
"We must work together as a team to make sure that the armed forces are able to protect lives and property of Nigerians. If we don't do that, then of course the reputation of the country will continue to go down.
Speaking further, he said, "A number of issues are being raised in the media which you know much more than I do, which are so much of a challenge on the armed forces and other security agencies of this country. All of us collectively must stand up to our responsibility and go the extra mile; we need to add the extra to see that as a nation we overcome these challenges".
Jonathan also said he was impressed by the new way things are being done in the military now.
"I am quite impressed with what is going on in the services. I am seeing creativity and innovation in the three arms. From the army, I have seen a lot of initiative, creativity, innovation, in terms of their own equipment that before this time were all reconfigured or maintained abroad; which you are doing yourself.
"The same thing with the Navy, and Airforce. Not too long ago, in Kaduna, we were quite impressed with the unmanned aerial vehicle that we saw. We saw the people who did it, very young people from the Nigerian Air Force. This shows initiative, this shows creativity.
"We also saw the wind tunnel. We were told that they were imported into the country in 1984. My assumption was that the Shagari government imported them into the country. But only recently, they were able to couple it for use.
"So you have seen that for quite some time, probably, we at the leadership level of this country have not been doing things the way we suppose to do. I believe that the number of things that the Arned Forces supposed to have gotten over these periods, they don't have.
Among the 46 Major Generals and equivalent decorated are Major General Adeniyi Oyebade, Brigade Commander, 19 Brigade Ikeja, Rear Admiral Ahmadu, Commander Central Pay office, Lagos , Air Vice Marshal Victor Udoh, Major General Sanusi Muazu, Major General Leton Wiwa, Arear Admiral Joseph Okojie and Air Vice Marshal Nahogo Nzokala.

Natural ways to delay ejaculation

Posted: 21 Dec 2013 12:39 AM PST

Last week I promised I was going to share with you some natural ways to delay ejaculation, prevent weak erection, overcome premature ejaculation and increase sexual stamina. Premature ejaculation, or ejaculating before you or your wife want you to, is a common problem that strikes most men at some point in their lives. Several factors can influence when ejaculation occurs, but it can be controlled with some forethought or, in extreme cases, medical intervention. Here are some strategies to help you get over premature ejaculation and improve your sexual stamina.

Sometimes we do not have any medical condition; this condition just happens. For quick fixes, I suggest you just wear a condom or two together at the same time as the case may require. It sounds too simple to be true, but it works for a lot of men. The most natural thing is to apply strategic pressure. With a little anatomy knowledge, you can delay an oncoming ejaculation by applying pressure to one of two spots.

First is the perineum pressure: this is pressing on the perineum, perineum is a spot midway between your scrotum and your anus, and firm pressure will help to stop ejaculation because this spot reaches through to the prostate gland. It is the prostate that contracts and expands during orgasm and then expels the ejaculation fluid. If you find it difficult to do, just make sure you are very clean down there and there after, ask your wife to assist in applying this loving pressure for you. Then the testes tug: When a man is so close to orgasm or very near orgasm, his scrotum rises up closer to his body. You can delay ejaculation by gently pulling your testes down and away from your body.

To make it more romantic and passionate, teach and train your wife to do this for you. Another natural way is to do all you can to reduce anxiety. For many husbands' extreme williness to over-impress their wives, couple with anxiety and pressure to perform have been a major contributor to premature ejaculation. If you can just relax and remember that your wife probably cares about you and all you represent in her life more than the timing of your orgasms, and that premature ejaculation doesn't mean you can't still be good in bed. Then, don't start off sex with orgasm in focus please and please, take climaxing out of your expectations. Instead of viewing intercourse only as a means of achieving orgasm, reframe it as relaxing, pleasurable time with your adorable wife and season of bonding that you'll enjoy regardless of ejaculation. For effectiveness, take time out, have a family meeting and discuss this new mindset with your wife, so that she can stop pressuring you, intentionally or un-intentionally. Then while in the very act of sex, do all you can to think nonsexual thoughts. If you notice yourself getting too excited, turn your thoughts to something distant, abstract and unsexy, such as math, rush hour traffic or football match.

Only dwell on it long enough to give yourself a short break from arousal, maybe 5 to 10 seconds, and then refocus your attention on your wife and the action of sex. Avoid thinking of a topic that is going to make you stressed or cause you to lose your arousal entirely. Thoughts such as the payment of the children school fees, Nigeria erratic power supply or some moods killer thoughts should be avoided. Now proceed further and try edging. Edging, or orgasm control, is the practice of maintaining a high level of sexual arousal while delaying ejaculation. It takes practice, but it gets easier over time. Here are two methods recommended to stop premature ejaculation. Stop-and-start method: Have intercourse as usual until you feel yourself coming uncomfortably close to orgasm. Immediately and abruptly, cease all stimulation for 30 seconds, and then start again. Repeat this pattern until you're ready to ejaculate. Squeeze method: Have intercourse as usual until you feel like orgasm is seconds away. Abruptly, stop other stimulation and gently squeeze your thumb and forefinger around the part of the penis where the glans meet the shaft (or your wife could do this).

After squeezing for a few seconds, try and pause all stimulation for another 30 seconds before resuming intercourse. Repeat this pattern until you're ready to ejaculate.

Then try and change sexual positions. Some intercourse positions put less pressure on the glans (or the most sensitive part of the penis). Here's what to do: Try "passive" positions. Lie beneath your wife, or try a side-by-side (or spooning) position. Avoid "active" positions.

Missionary and rear-entry positions place the most stimulation and friction on the glans, so consider taking them off the menu for now. And then take it slow. Depending on your personal sensitivity, slowing your movements and opting for gentler, more teasing intercourse can help you hold off orgasm longer. If you find yourself getting too close to orgasm, slow down a bit, change to a new position, or take a break to stimulate your wife in fore play. Make sure you focus on foreplay.

Sometimes, "premature" ejaculation is a frame of mind. Even if your ejaculation comes quickly during intercourse, you can still give your wife a great sexual experience through more extended, intimate, attentive and generous foreplay. Stimulate your wife enough manually, orally or with toys, and she may not need or want a long session of intercourse to finish happy.

Then of course, do PC muscle exercises. Flexing and strengthening your pubococcygeus (PC) muscle can help you exert more control over ejaculation. (Note that this is also called Kegel exercises, which you might have heard me recommend for women. The muscle is the same in both sexes.) Locate your PC muscle. Put one or two fingers right behind your testicles.

Pretend that you are urinating, and then try to stop the flow with a quick muscle contraction. That muscle you just used to stop the flow from the bladder is your PC muscle. Flex the muscle regularly. Try to do 10 to 20 squeezes in a set, 2 or 3 times a day. Do a set whenever you're bored or stationary, like when you're sitting at your desk or in traffic. No one will be able to see that you're doing them. Squeeze your PC muscle when you feel ejaculation coming on. Once the muscle is strong enough, you should be able to hold it off just like stopping flow when urinating. Practise controlling your orgasm. When you are with your wife, focus on improving your control over your climax. Stimulate yourself to the edge of climax and then stop.

Do this several times before finishing. As you practise, learn to recognise the feeling of getting close to orgasm, and take note of how close you can get and still effectively stop, and when you've reached a "point of no return." During intercourse, use that knowledge to slow down or adjust your movements if you get too close too early. Condoms reduce stimulation for most men, which should prolong the time before ejaculation. But while looking for a condom to buy, steer clear of condoms that are marketed as extra thin. Instead, get a brand that allows more stimulation later. Some condoms are coated with a slight numbing gel on the inside. This can help you put off ejaculation for longer without causing numbness to your wife. (Just make sure you know which side is where when you put it on.) Use an analgesic cream or spray. There are two classes of these products. The first is the traditional "numbing" creams and sprays that have been in the market for some time. The advantage is that you'll feel less sensation, which will delay ejaculation. While the disadvantage is that your wife may suffer a loss of sensation as well and of course less sensitive intercourse is not always an appealing notion, even in these circumstances. There is a new class of topical herbs that absorb into the skin to deliver a mild anaesthetic to the sensory nerves below the top layer of skin of the penis.

This allows men to have ejaculatory control but with less loss of sexual sensation, and reduces the transference to their wives. If you routinely ejaculate less than a minute and a half after beginning vaginal intercourse, and none of the above fixes have worked, it might be time to see a sex therapist.

Maheeda explains why she posts nude pics online +more nude pics

Posted: 21 Dec 2013 12:36 AM PST

Maheeda, who insists she's a gospel singer, tells Galaxy TV

"I'm not posting those nude pictures on the internet to teach people to start going naked, I posted them because I felt I am sexy and I love sexuality. In Europe, where I live, at a certain age, parents will start to teach their children about sex education. But it is unfortunate that I came from this part of the world where sentiment is attached to everything.

I'm 31 years old and I can't pretend to behave like a baby or something. I'm sexy and I like it. I'm still spiritually inclined and I have some gospel songs which are not out yet. One of them is Papangolo. Those nude pictures you see is Maheeda. That is me. I am just expressing myself. I'm sexy and I am only appreciating that fact because I love sexuality.

She also released more nude photos today. Prepare yourself. See the photos after the cut...

At 56, I still go to disco – Ayo Balogun

Posted: 21 Dec 2013 12:22 AM PST

President of Association of Juju Musicians, Queen Ayo Balogun, tells 'Nonye Ben-Nwankwo about her career as a juju artiste

Has anybody told you that you look younger than your age?

As a matter of fact, many people tell me that almost on a daily basis. I owe it to God, it is not my making. I thank Him for that. Age is just a number. In my mind, I still do things my normal way. I don't feel that I am old for some stuff. I go dancing. I go to disco. I boogie once in a while when I have the time. I still do stuff like a young person.

You said 'when I have the time,' does it mean you still have tight work schedule?

Oh yes. I am still very busy. On the average, I have two or three shows in a week. It has reduced considerably. We have done 11 days nonstop before; we have done 15 days nonstop. And this is usually during festive periods. We wouldn't notice when it is Monday or Tuesdays. There were times I did five parties in a week. Now that I am doing just two or three weekly, I think I am still active.

Are you not getting set to retire?

I am not tired yet. I am not planning to retire any time soon.

Your last album was the fifth album. One would have thought you would have churned out more albums given the number of years you have put in the industry.

I agree with you. I understand you perfectly. But the problem is that you can't be this busy and have time to settle down and compose songs and get into the studio to record. But I am on one album now. It should have been out this December but due to our busy schedule, it might not be possible. We are now looking at Easter period next year.

How do you cope in an industry that is dominated by men?

When I started, there weren't so many women. In fact, I was about the only one that people knew about. But now, more women have come into the juju music industry. There are up and coming ones and they are doing very well.

And how has it been being the president of the Association of Juju Musicians?

It has been somehow tough. You would need to attend to all issues. Everything is sent to my table and you have to attend to it.

How did you become 'Queen'?

Surprisingly, nobody has ever asked me this. Anyway, it happened so many years ago. The title was first given to me by the City People Media Group. Thereafter, AJUM also gave me the title and even gave me a certificate for it. Right now, I am not even known as the Queen of Jjuju Music only. I am now known as Queen of Music. I can do any kind of music.

Are you doing other genres now because juju music is gradually fading while others are taking over the music industry?

You are wrong there. Before now, Juju music was on the low side. But that is not the case now. if you go to any party around the South West, you would notice the number of juju musicians that are performing at parties. How many of the other musicians do they invite to perform at parties? It is juju musicians that get invited most of the time. It is primarily because the music is calm and decent. I can do all kinds of music, including hip hop and R and B.

Some of your colleagues are collaborating with younger artistes in the other genre, have you considered doing that?

I have done some. I did one with K Solo. I am willing to do more by next year or thereabout.

Juju music is about praise singing where the singer can even praise somebody who is generally believed to be dubious…

When you play in a party, you may not know what the person dancing to your music does for a living. You wouldn't know if the person is an armed robber or prostitute. If the person tells you he is a clearing agent, you would praise-sing him based on the profession he told you. I cannot, because I want to praise somebody, go and find out what that person does or try to find out if he is of good character. I am doing my job to make my money.

How easy has it been taking care of your home and still managing your career?

When I started, it wasn't easy at all. The kids were just growing up then. I needed to give them attention and play my role as a mother. I had to play my role as a house wife. I thank God for good kids and understanding husband. We were able to cope. Now, it is much easier. The kids are grown up, they don't need my attention as they used to.

And how easy was it to convince your husband to allow you remain in the profession?

It wasn't easy. I had to reassure him that my career would not affect the home and it wouldn't come in between my family. At times, he comes to where I am performing and goes back home later.

He must have been very understanding because female artistes are seen as being promiscuous; didn't he have some kind of reservations about your career?

By the time I started music, I was already mature, I knew what I wanted. I wanted a family and I wanted my family to be around me. I didn't want to lose my marriage just for entertainment industry. Oh yes, female musicians are wayward but it is not all of them. We had a seminar some time ago and we addressed all the females in the industry; we told them that they have to take care of their homes no matter their career.

Were you already married before you became an artiste?

Yes. I started juju music in 1995. Before then, I was a secretary to a medical director. Then I went into trading, I was selling casual wears. Later on, I went into music and I have not had any regret so far.

How did you choose to become a juju musician?

I was a gospel musician. I eventually decided to deviate to juju music.

Why?

In my church, I didn't want to be seen as if I was competing with the church choir. I didn't want such competition. I realised I had the talent to go into another area. The talent was burning inside of me so I had to make a total deviation from the gospel to juju music. I tried to make people understand that doing juju music would not take you away from God. You are only doing it to make a living. I am happy people have seen it that my being a juju musician hasn't affected my relationship with God. They are happy and I am happy. My first album was a gospel album. There is no way I would go to the studio that I wouldn't record a gospel song.

When you got into music, did you know that you would ever become this established?

Sincerely speaking, I never had it in mind. The first time I performed, it was at a friend's father's burial. We wanted to reduce cost and she said I should be the one to perform. I did it that day and at that event, people started asking for my complimentary card. I didn't have. I started writing my contact for them in a piece of paper. Before I knew what was happening, I started getting shows everyday. I didn't know I would become this big. It was music that made me popular. I was very shy before I became a musician. I am a naturally shy person off stage. I don't think I would have been popular if I weren't a musician.

So when you get on the stage, the cloak of shyness is removed from your face?

Absolutely! Immediately I hear the sound of the drums, I become charged. But once I am done, I withdraw back into my shell. I dance as well. I am a very good dancer. It is not all musicians that can dance.

How do you cope with the boys in your band?

I am lucky to have level-headed boys in my band and they are lucky to have somebody like me. We treat one another as brothers and sisters.

There is always rivalry among juju musicians…

That was in those days. Before we started AJUM, juju musicians could not come together, they would be afraid of one another, thinking that one would harm them. But it has changed. We now move together. Last week, during my birthday celebration, it was fun. One would finish singing and another would take the microphone and start singing. It never used to happen in the past. Things have changed.

You must love fashion to have a tattoo in your chest region…

I love fashion. Looking good is good business. Fashion and music go together. As for the tattoo, I had it many years ago. It was a white man that tattooed it many years ago and that was even before it became the fad. I was surprised when it eventually became the trend. Now, everybody wants to get a tattoo. I feel like scraping off this one on my chest.

You also like wearing cropped hair…

It is very easy for me to maintain. I cannot have a show and I will go and sit down in the salon. You dress for occasion. I can't maintain long hair.

How was growing up?

I had a wonderful childhood. My mother was a sewing mistress. This fashion thing of mine came from my mother. She always made sure we dressed well. We had everything. I didn't come from a rich home anyway, I come from a humble home. We cut our coat according to our cloth. We did everything in moderation. My father gave us wonderful childhood.

How did you meet your husband?

We lived in the same area at Papa Ajao in Mushin (Lagos). We moved to Lagos from Ibadan around 1978. That was when I met my husband. Like they say, one thing led to the other.

Actor Desmond Elliot joins politics, now a member of Labour party

Posted: 21 Dec 2013 12:20 AM PST

Actor and movie director, Desmond Elliot has delved into politics. He is now a card carrying member of Labour Party and plans to contest for the Lagos House of Assembly, Surulere Constituency, come 2015.

Desmond, who said he's going into politics because he wants to be 'an agent of change' will start his political campaigns soon. Or maybe he's already started...we are talking about it now...lol. Wish him all the best.

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