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Davido is one artiste who sure knows how to blow his own trumpet. But, who won't, when one has certain things going on well for oneself or when 'the lines have fallen unto pleasant places' as the Psalmist says. A rich father, a successful career which is barely three years old, a multi-million naira endorsement deal, sold-out concerts, a string of hits, a personal home, an enviable fleet of cars and a growing fan base – Davido boast all at the moment.
At 20, he has no doubt garnered what has taken many artistes years to achieve, that is, if God and mother-luck shines generously on them.
Ever since he drew the attention of millions of music fans to himself when he introduced himself as 'Omo baba olowo' in his 2011 hit song titled 'Dami duro', there has been no looking back for the singer, who says he is currently a part time student at Babcock University, Ilishan Remo.
"Everything is just God because I just wanted to do music, be happy and comfortable but He just turned my fortunes around and I thank Him for that," he quips.
For some established artistes, fame and wealth can be a tad difficult to manage. But for Davido, it's been a tough call especially since he has achieved both at a young age.
"Even though I have fame, money and other things working for me, I didn't expect to be this big. I find it sometimes overwhelming that I am immediately recognised wherever I go and it is such a great feeling, that sometimes I feel like the president. I miss partying at the club with my friends, but at the same time I am happy because this is what I have always wanted to do," he says.
No stranger to controversies and online scandals, Davido, admits that despite being a celebrity, he isn't immune to general life issues.
"No doubt I have made some mistakes and I am not perfect. You know, sometimes I get overwhelmed or annoyed. I am a human being too, people have to understand that before they are quick to judge my actions," he admits.
The Nigerian music scene has become a lot more competitive with various artistes emerging and others bowing out of the scene after a hit. Davido considers himself an authority in his own right. His reason? "I'm not afraid of competition or the fact that some person will just appear on the scene and take the shine. After all, I did it to some people, so I expect that it is something that must happen to everyone because you can't be shining forever. But once you are good to others, make good music, have loyal fans, that's all that matters."
Not one to throw in the towel so soon, the 20-year old singer appears to have his future plans all sorted out, already. "I have plans to go into oil and gas business with my elder brother next year. I want to do music for 10 years. By that time, I will be 30, and free to rest. Some people are just starting out at 30 but I am already a success and threat at 20. Fame at a young age is a plus because I still have like 10 years to ball while some people are just starting at 27 and 30."
So, is Wizkid not a threat or music rival? To this, he says, "Not at all. The rumour is cool. But I see nobody as competition or threat. God is behind me, so I just go into the studio, do my music and everything is fine. I develop and write most of my songs in the studio."
It is almost impossible to have a chat with Davido and not ask about how much influence his father has had on his career. After all, he says it for all who care to listen that he is a rich kid.
In an unapologetic tone, he says, "Yes my father is rich, but the truth is some people only knew who he was after I released my song, 'Omo Baba Olowo'. I want people to know that the song was not a hit because of my father but because it was dope. I didn't sing 'OBO' because of my father's wealth – contrary to what people think."
The singer, who developed an interest in music at age 13, also admits that he enjoys a very cordial relationship with his father, despite his busy nature.
Amidst laughter, he says, "My father and family always keep me grounded. They call me from time to time to ask about my welfare. My father actually visits all these blogs to read and see all my nonsense. Just like the typical Yoruba father, he scolds me and whenever he does that, I will say, 'Daddy cool down, what's going on, relax.' Although he is also very proud of me, he is scared and happy for me at the same time."
A few weeks back, the video for his hit song,Skelewu, was met with mixed reactions and this did not go down well with the singer. He says, "The song is big already; so whatever we do people are still going to talk anyway. I shot the video like a movie and there are three videos, so people can watch whichever one they want.
"If you don't like the instructional video, you can watch Sesan's, if you don't like that one; you can watch Moe Musa's. If people want, I will shoot one more video, it's not easy."
Although the lad admits that he has taken the criticisms in good faith, his countenance betrays him, so does his response, he says, "When the first video leaked they said they didn't like it. Everyone knew that we were about to shoot, and he (Sesan), had the video. So it may not be him that leaked it. But we have since apologised to his camp and everybody.

There was confusion at Ogba Junior Grammar School, Lagos, on Thursday after about 22 pupils fell unconscious.
PUNCH Metrolearnt that the incident was caused by a gaseous substance emitting from a neighbouring laboratory, close to the school. The chemical was said to have engulfed the entire school.
When our correspondent visited the school premises, it was deserted. However, a security guard, who did not identify himself, said the incident occurred around 1pm.
He said, "I was just by the gate when I perceived this offensive smell. I quickly ran to a corner and covered my nose with my shirt.
"Pupils came running, saying some of their colleagues had fainted. When the smell subsided, teachers rallied around and rushed them to a hospital.
"I don't know the exact number of pupils affected but they were over 20. A few minutes later, emergency officials came around to attend to the victims."
Panic-stricken teachers reportedly fled in different directions, using clothes to cover their nostrils so as not to be affected by the foul smell.
Moments later, the teachers rushed four of the pupils to Blue Cross Hospital, Ijaiye Road, Ogba, Lagos, while the others were attended to by emergency officials.
PUNCH Metrolearnt that the rescue officials went around the compound in a bid to identify where the smell emanated from.
Our correspondent learnt that the odour was traced to Ogba Shopping Arcade, Ijaiye Road, which shares a fence with the affected school.
Director, Lagos State Fire Service, Razaq Fadipe, said it was discovered that a photo laboratory located in the complex was emitting the substance.
He said, "On getting to the school, 22 students were unconscious. LASAMBUS was able to revive most of them and their parents took them home.
"Four were not alright and had been taken to Blue Cross Hospital. We were able to trace the odour to the complex which shares a fence with the school.
"We spotted the laboratory where the smell was coming from and the place has been cordoned off. Investigations are still on."
When asked why it was only those in the school that were affected by the chemical, Fadipe said it was probably because the lab faced the school directly.
PUNCH Metrolearnt that the matter had been reported to the police while the Lagos State Environmental Protection Agency had taken up the case.
An official of LASEPA, who wished to remain anonymous, said, "We will revisit the laboratory on Friday (today). If it is discovered that the laboratory was run illegally, then those running the place will be prosecuted.
"However, it is too soon to jump into conclusions; we will inform the public of our findings."
When our correspondent visited Blue Cross Hospital, a nurse on duty said the pupils had been revived and transferred to the Lagos State University Teaching Hospital.
"Four children were brought here and we were able to stabilise them before transferring them to LASUTH. We don't know the nature of the chemical they inhaled," she said.
Source: The punch

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A 37-year-old man who confessed to killing his mistress because she had HIV may have planned the attack, a court heard on Tuesday.

Larry Dunn stabbed Cicely Lee Bolden, 28, twice in the neck and left her to bleed to death in her southeast Oak Cliff, Dallas, apartment

Larry Dunn stabbed Cicely Lee Bolden, 28, twice in the neck and left her to bleed to death in her southeast Oak Cliff, Dallas, apartment last September after she told him she was infected.


Dunn initially told police he stabbed Bolden with a kitchen knife moments after they had unprotected sex and Bolden revealed her illness.

However new evidence presented at trial suggests the attack may not have been spontaneous.

Dallas Observer reported Bolden had told Dunn of her diagnosis a week before he killed her.

The court heard Dunn, believing he was infected and fearing he gave his wife HIV, went to his hairdresser girlfriend’s house seeking revenge.

They had unprotected sex one last time.

Then, while Bolden lay in bed, Dunn went to the kitchen, grabbed a steak knife, got back into bed and plunged the blade into Bolden’s neck, killing her.

‘In my mind, I’m already dead,’ Dunn told police at the time. ‘She killed me, so I killed her.’

Dunn faces up to life in prison if convicted.

His attorney, however, is trying to prove he acted with ‘sudden passion’, which carries a 20-year sentence.

More than a year after the couple had sex, Dunn still hasn’t been diagnosed with HIV. His lawyers say he is still undergoing tests.

According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, most people develop a detectable amount of HIV antibodies between two to eight weeks of exposure.

Bolden’s body, which was naked from the waist down, was found by her son, seven, and daughter, eight, in their apartment.

The children ran out of the unit crying and screaming ‘my mama, my mama’, testified neighbor Latoya Arnett, who had called 911. The children now live separately with relatives.

Dunn initially denied killing Bolden, though he admitted that the two had sex that day. He also denied knowing that Bolden was HIV positive when Dallas police Detective Brian Tabor told him.

In a second interview, Dunn admitted what he had done, saying: ‘I was enraged, man…She knew she had HIV.’

He said Bolden didn’t struggle because ‘she wasn’t very strong.’

He also revealed he burned his clothes afterwards and dumped the knife in the garbage at a waffle house. Police later recovered the weapon.

‘I wanted to make her pay,’ Dunn said in the recorded interview, according to Dallas News. ‘Killing her wasn’t on the menu. That’s just how it ended up.’

The father of Cicely’s son, Jeff Busby, said that Bolden had contracted HIV within the last couple of years.

Speaking about Dunn, he said: ‘I hope he rots in prison. She [Bolden] did not deserve this.’

Stuffed teddy bear toys and candles were left outside Bolden’s boarded-up apartment in Highland Village Drive after the grisly murder.

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Bayelsa State Government on Wednesday demolished a one-storey private building owned by Governor Seriake dickson because it obstructed the Right-of-Way as well as intruding on the state Capital City Master Plan.

Deputy Governor John Jonah told journalists that the location of the Governor’s house obstructed the Right-of-Way, hence there would be no compensation for him.
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In line with the development control of the CCDA and urban renewal of the state, the government awarded contract for the dualisation of the road. Anyone who has built structures on the Right-of-Way should expect such buildings to be demolished.

One of the houses we have found to have interfered with the plan of Yenagoa is this one-storey structure belonging to the Governor.

On the advice of the CCDA that is concerned with development control of the state, the house was marked since last year for demolition. And you know we have awarded contract for the dualisation of the Opolo Road.”

However, some Yenagoa residents on Wednesday, according to Punch, claimed that only a section of dickson’s building was demolished, and that the exercise was a strategy to enable the government to demolish buildings of perceived opponents without causing public outrage.

Nobel Laureate, Wole Soyinka has advised President Jonathan and the ruling elite to take into consideration some of the questions being raised about the National Dialogue exercise.

He spoke at a book launch in honour of the retiring President of the Court of Appeal, Justice Isa Ayo Salami. The book a compendium of Salami’s judgments, is authored by Mrs. Funmi Quadri.

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In his address entitled, “Justice is never siddon look,” Soyinka said there must be justice for all whether rich or poor.

He said: “I declare, I quote justice is the first foundation of humanity. At all times, law, even where it is temporary unskilled, emasculated, predominates, written or unwritten, law embodies the total will of the society Yes, law exercises an authority that transcends mere power. That is why we must task those whosoever is administrator of law with an ethical rigour, a measure that is paramount perhaps by only whatsoever the society expects of medical doctors who minister to the people’s physical and mental health or religious ministers who are preoccupied with the requirements of the spirit.

“Governors are blindly selective to what court orders they obey and President becomes completely deaf or blind to judicial orders.

“And that question is this: what is the role of the rest of us the in between humanity, Do we fold our hands and literarily siddon look? Most of the time it does appear that we have no option when justice appears to fail even his own immediate high echelon.”

He added: “Yes, many have warned, they have warned tirelessly and in various forms become deafened by the sound of their voice as it bounces back from the stones walls of a different complacency and sometimes criminality and complicity. The most notorious example of this today is of course the so called national conference.

“As many other propositions, the social context which is ever changing may provide avenue of fresh thinking but the stark truth is that all have been said cogently and relevantly.

“Those who think they can erect a future without first ridding the ground of the past debris flout against natural order or regeneration.”

The Nobel Laureate added: “Of all the conceivable negative baggage I can think of right now, the most pressing, I have always maintained, takes the form of a critical absence, subversion or suppression of – Justice.

“How have we fared, within this environment that most immediately sustains us – well, sort of? I shall evoke here one of the most notorious public profile cases of the serial degradations of Justice that seemingly shook this nation to its foundations. There are other cases we could cite – the murder of Dele Giwa for instance. Or Harry Marshall. Kudirat Abiola. Suliat Adedeji. A.K. Dikibo. Abukakar Rimi. Barnabas and Abigail Igwe, husband and wife, both officers of the law. Or Chief Dina – lest I stand accused of omitting my own homestead. Or indeed numerous others, so quickly relegated into the sump of unsolved cases. 

My choice today, the main reference point for our sobering retrospection is however singularly apt. Despite his terminal absence, that preeminent victim shares with our celebrant, albeit in a tragic mode, the ironic symbolism of ‘Justice in Denial’, a role that interrogates both the very concept and operations of Justice, and also, the main structure for its delivery, which is – the Judiciary. 

No one will question the seismic impact of the circumstances that took him from our midst, a dastardly deed which, as already claimed, shook the nation to its very foundations. However, the nation did not topple over – from all appearances. As we all know however, nations like the United States do not rest satisfied with appearances. Visible or not, internal damages – that very possibility – preoccupied the guardians of public monuments and safety.”

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An Ado-Ekiti Magistrate's court ordered suspected 20-year-old rapist, identified as Oluyi Oba, to be remanded for allegedly raping a 5-year-old girl. Mr. Emmanuel David, with respect to the prosecution, told the judge that the accused committed the offence on July 22 at 1 p.m. in Iyin-Ekiti. He further observed the offence contravened Area 218 of the Offender Rule Cap C 16, Laws of Ekiti State, 2012.

The plea of the accused was not taken. Simeon Ojo, the Key Magistrate, bought the accused remanded in jail custody approaching the receipt of legal advice from the Office of the Director of Public Prosecution. The event has been adjourned till November 21, 2013, for hearing.




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Finally, Google has made an official Nexus 5 video on googlenexus YouTube channel!

The video is a minute long and is titled "I do". In the video it can be seen that big emphasis is put on the camera, so all we can do is really hope that the camera is a high quality one.

The new Nexus 5 can be also now bought on Google Play store.
There are 2 versions, black and white, and they cost accordingly:
$349 for 16GB
$399 for 32GB

I am very excited about this release and I am now looking for a decent deal to purchase the Nexus 5 myself!
Which version of Nexus 5 are you going to get? Please leave a comment below.

Watch the official video
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hQ0XTJqFLIE

Official Nexus 5 sales page
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Really disturbing incident, a female has been sentenced to 54 years in prison in making child pornography with her husband and two children.  The lady, Sarah Adleta from Florida, and her husband reportedly made sex with their children a part of their parenting plan. They even continued with these shocking sexual act after the divorced.


The mother of two also confessed to performing se-x acts on her 4-year-old girl on camera while another man, Aaron Dixon, watched via Skype from North Carolina. During court proceedings, she revealed that her husband only agreed to be marred to her if she can makes sure he gets to have se-x with their daughter and she agreed because she was willing to do anything to be with him.

Investigators discovered that the couple's daughter, who had been 4 during the time of the arrest, had the developmental degree of an 18-month old, wasn't toilet-trained, and displayed “se-xualized” behaviors.

An operative of the Ogun State Vigilance Service, Liasu Oyedele, has been arrested by the police for allegedly raping a female student of the Moshood Abiola Polytechnic (MAPOLY), Abeokuta.

The 30-year-old vigilante officer was said to have committed the crime on Monday night at Alewenu village, adjacent the Traffic Compliance and Enforcement Agency (TRACE) headquarters.

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It had been alleged that the suspect accosted the victim, an ND1 banking and finance student of MAPOLY, who had been on her way her way to a group reading session in preparation for the institution's second semester examination around Onikolobo, Abeokuta.

It had been gathered that the suspect was nabbed by passers-by and taken fully to the Ibara divisional police station, Abeokuta. The victim (name withheld) was said to have been taken to an undisclosed hospital for medical attention.

Following incident, students of the polytechnic staged a protest to office of the state Commissioner for Women Affairs and Social Development at Oke-Mosan, Abeokuta. The aggrieved students described the alleged ra*pe as “barbaric” and called on the state government to urgently bring the suspected vigilance officer to justice.

The coordinator of Child Protection Network, Mrs Peju Osoba, who addressed the students, appealed to them to stay calm, saying,

“It is an offense against the state and the Child Protection Network will ensure that justice is achieved,” she said.

The acting police public relations officer in the state, Mr Abimbola Oyeyemi, confirmed the arrest of the vigilante officer and said he could be used in the state police command headquarters, Eleweran, Abeokuta for further investigation

The most anticipated answer to who will be the ultimate Champion has been provided for fans of the Gulder Ultimate Search (GUS) reality TV show as Dennis Okike emerge the winner of GUS season 10.
Dennis Okike has emerged the 10th Ultimate Champion. He outsmarted Dr.Edmund Umeabuani and Ifunanya Onike in the waters of Usaka River, Akwa-Ibom State where the final battle among the warriors fervently seeking for the 10th symbol took place. On the final day of the search, the warriors got a message from the Council of Elders ordering them to pack their bags and make their ways to where they draw water. Chidi awaited them and gave them the next set of instructions.
The final task was to search for the 10th Symbol. To do that, each of them would make use of a clue which would take them to two different locations to retrieve two pieces of the map that would lead to where the 10th Symbol was buried. Another clue at their first locations would direct them to the next location.
It was a race against time and the last man to the next location was evicted. Edmund and Ifunanya's first clue led them to the Place of the Talking Drum to retrieve the first map piece; while Bobby and Dennis went to the Mud Field. Subsequently, Bobby and Dennis headed to the Place of the Talking Drum for their second piece while Edmund and Ifunanya raced to the Mud
Field. Edmund returned first, followed by Ifunanya. Dennis edged Bobby out of the quest when he beat him to the finish line. Bobby was instantly evicted.
With their maps pieced together, the remaining warriors had all they needed to proceed to find the Sceptre. On their maps three spots were marked 'X' as possible places the 10th Symbol was buried. Ifunanya was in the lead, having figured out the direction first. However her first attempt at crossing the river with the aid of a rope saw her falling into the water while Edmund and Dennis moved on.
Edmund arrived first and headed straight to one of the spots marked on the map and began his search. Dennis joined shortly. Ifunanya had barely stepped in the river when Dennis raised what turned out to be a false alarm. All he had was a piece of debris laying under the river. The protracted search had the warriors glancing at their maps intermittently as Dennis kept digging up dirt after dirt from the river.
After many futile efforts Dennis eventually dug up the Sceptre from under a slant palm tree in the river and thereby ended the long search for the 10th symbol. He was instantly inducted into the order of Heroes as the 10th Ultimate Man by Chidi Mokeme, the Anchor-man.
For his feat, Dennis will win N10 million and a brand new Mitsubishi Pajero 3.0L GLS AT( full Option) courtesy of CFAO Motors Nigeria, the official automotive partners of Gulder Ultimate Search 10. For emerging the last female contestant standing, Ifunanya is already guaranteed N1 million in addition to her prize money.
In the same vein, Kalu Kalu, a final year student of Industrial Mathematics in the Federal University of Technology, Owerri, has emerged as the first winner of the first ever fans edition of Gulder Ultimate Search. The fans edition of Gulder Ultimate Search was hosted by Bob Manuel Udokwu. Gulder gave fans and viewers of the show a chance to compete in Nigeria's first 100 per cent local content reality TV show from the comfort of their homes.

 The house of Representatives committee on Aviation, will today conclude hearing on the buying of two armoured cars for the aviation minister, Stella Oduah, for N255 million. The hearing was adjourned from yesteday, Wednesday, to permit the aviation minister to attend. The minister was expected at the Wednesday hearing but was missing since she was away in Israel for a bilateral air support deal signing. The spotlight of today's hearing will be the minister's appearance. Her absence at the hearing recently angered many lawmakers who said it would be her last chance to be heard.

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 Ogba, Lagos State -- Twenty-five students and two teachers of Ogba Junior Grammar School lapsed into coma after inhaling fumes of toxic chemicals discharged into drainage. The unconscious victims were transferred  to the Blue Cross Hospital, and Lagos University Teaching Hospital (LASUTH).

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The students and teachers were inside the school building when they started complaining of feeling dizzy. Soon, people started collapsing, apparently after inhaling the emission from chemicals spread to their school premises by air.

The incident, which occured at around 12.40p.m., caused panic among the school staff, and saw some parents rushing to the scene.

Lagos State Emergency Management Agency (LASEMA) official told journalists all the victims were in critical condition, but responded to treatment.

The state also stated that, upon coming to the scene, the LASEMA team conducted a broad assessment. Consequently, it was revealed that certain liquid chemicals with offensive and choking odour were stored and found in the photo lab on the initial floor of Ogba Shopping Mall, located at the trunk of the school. The toxic fumes permeated the environmental surroundings, and this have resulted in the incident.
According to the official, the chemicals in the lab might have expired. The premises have now been sealed by the authorities, and three photo studio staff memebers arrested.
A thorough investigation could be carried out to ascertain the consequence that the liquid chemicals have on the environment.
The State Director of Fire and Safety Services, Mr. Rasaq Fadipe, said officials assisted the rescue operations to prevent the spread of chemical fumes. The premises have now been sealed to stop people from gaining use of the area.

"An official of the Vice President's office who pleaded anonymity told Scan News that all hands are now on deck to ensure that the universities resume next week."
President Goodluck Jonathan will on Monday, November 4, meet with the leadership of ASUUat the Presidential Villa.
This was part of the resolutions of the meeting between the ASUUleadership, Vice President Namadi Sambo and the Supervising Minister of educationon Tuesday as was first reported by this medium.
An official of the Vice President's office who pleaded anonymity told Scan News that all hands are now on deck to ensure that the Universitiesresume next week.
The official stated that the Vice President and the Supervising Minister of educationhave made head-way in resolving the strike, but the final involvement of the President is to show ASUUthat there is the commitment of the Federal Government at the highest level.
The President has been fully briefed on steps taken by Vice President Namadi Sambo and the Supervising Minister of educationto get to this point.
The President will at next Monday's meeting present to the ASUUleadership the administration's last concession for them to call off the prolonged strike.
A source at the Presidential Villa noted that if ASUUfails to call off, the Federal Government will then resort to plan B, which will be to compulsorily open the Universities, using the instrumentality of the governing councils and the school managements.
Already, most of the governing councils of the Universitieshave started meeting to work out modalities for the compulsory re-opening of the Universitiesshould ASUUfail to honour the personal request of President Jonathan.
Scan News gathered that the Supervising Minister of education, Barr. Nyesom Wike and the Vice Chancellors of Public Universitiesalso discussed the re-opening of the schools last Monday. Most of the Vice Chancellors suggested the compulsory re-opening of the schools, should the last ditch efforts fail.
It was gathered that security report available to the Presidency may have necessitated this line of action to salvage the Universitiessystem from the direction it is facing at present.

She woke up after the operation to find that she once more had a chin, eyelids and an ear. But she said the most important thing is that she can now smile properly for the very first time in 12 years. Ms Xu's parents were unable to afford to pay for her to possess plastic surgery but she was presented with hope when doctors offered to carry out the pioneering operation for free.

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It meant the girl from a tiny fishing village could receive the facial skin transplant which was carried out using tissue from her chest. The transplant team implanted a blood vessel from her leg into her chest and then used a water-filled balloon to expand her skin to generate enough to make her new face.



Video footage from the eight-hour surgery shows Ms Xu lying in a hospital bed, barely conscious and severely swollen, but with smooth flesh now replacing the ridged scars of her old face.

‘With her new face she will be able to express herself in a more precise way. She will even have the ability to blush when her emotions change, however it will need quite a long time,' her surgeon, Jiang Chenhong, claimed.

‘First, we took a piece of blood vessel fascia from her thigh and implanted it in her chest.

‘Then we inserted a skin expander beneath the element of skin where the blood vessel fascia was planted, so the part could expand and produce enough skin on her new face,' he added.

Chinese teams are said to have performed several similar transplant surgeries in recent months, including developing a new nose on an auto accident survivor's forehead.


China's first donor face transplant recipient, farmer Li Guoxing, received his new face in 2006 – less than the usual year following the world's first successful face transplant recipient, Isabelle Dinoir, was presented to media in France.

However, Mr Li died less than two years later, after stopping his anti-rejection medication. Since that time 10 surgeries of this kind have been performed in China.

58-year-old India's Ram Singh Chauhan is the proud owner of the world's longest moustache – at an astonishing 14 feet long. Chauhan, who hails from the city of Jaipur in Rajasthan state, says his whiskers are his 'most prized possession'. He has spent an incredible 32 years cultivating the tash – which he spends two hours a day grooming. Guys, can you rock the moustache?