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When you picture living in a mobile home, thoughts of "roughing it" in tiny cramped quarters come to mind, right? Well, our friends at Decoist shared this awesome bus converted in a home and totally changed our minds about living on-the-go. Owners Tally Saul and Hagit Morevski picked up the old bus from a scrapyard near their home in Sharon, Israel and with a little help from Ward Design , they totally transformed it into a chic place to live with modern luxuries. From the bright orange booth seating to the sleek white storage with polished wood tops to the quirky art and accessories, you'd never guess this home's very humble beginnings. But, we especially like how they left some of the original interior details, like the rubber flooring and overhead aisle lighting. Click back to Decoist to see the before photos and total transformation.

by Akan Ido We all can identify with the drama, anxiety and anticipation that comes with a typical interview especially one at a foreign embassy. Watch this hilarious NdaniTV skit featuring Frank Donga and see if you can learn a thing or two for your next interview.

  Wikimedia Commons It's more than halfway through 2013 and even though the summer is winding down, there's still plenty of time to book a trip to a great destination. We looked at major developments, cultural trends, and global festivals to find the hottest places to travel around the world in 2013. There are vast untouched landscapes that offer incredible outdoor experiences, cities that are experiencing a cultural rebirth, and up-and-coming destinations that offer great deals and few tourists. London, England Since Kate Middleton gave birth to Prince George Alexander Louis last week , England has been in the national spotlight, and is expecting a tourism boost. But that's not the only reason to visit the UK right now. The 2012 Summer Olympics in London came and went, but many of the buildings, restaurants, hotels and venues that sprouted up to accommodate the hundreds of thousands of visitors who came for the Olympics still stand. Several new building

Former Executive Vice-Chairman, Nigerian Communications Commission, Mr. Ernest Ndukwe, has urged the Federal Government and the National Assembly to enact laws to protect Information and Communications Technology and power facilities as critical national infrastructure. Ndukwe, who made the call at Internet Governance Forum in Abuja, said the enactment of a law on critical national infrastructure would provide a framework for curtailing the growing vandalism of ICT, transport and electricity facilities across the country. According to him, ICT including broadband constitutes essential infrastructure of today’s digital economy as the networks make it possible for African nations to participate actively in the world economy. He added that increased dependency on ICT infrastructure by other sectors could lead to increased vulnerability of the economy as a whole, thus the need to protect the infrastructure from being attacked physically or in the cyberspace. He said, “No modern eco

Odilim Basil Enwegbara Not visiting Nigeria by the United States President, Barack Obama, during his visit to Africa would not have become a matter of serious debate had it not been that the country was earlier on the list, but later suddenly dropped without any plausible reasons. The reason why it shouldn’t have is because in international diplomacy, decisions about places or countries national leaders visit or do not visit are simply the prerogative those nations, and they do not owe anyone or any nation explanations for their decisions. Underlining the very important fact that even though Obama is the US president, given that his official oversea trips are never a jamboree but as the chief corporate officer of the US, such are always conducted to maximise national interest, it is hard for the president to simply go to any country without either the immediate and expectant strategic US national interests being the reason. For example, his first and only African visit in his fir

The Edo State Police Command, yesterday, paraded a 'gay' Nigerian pastor identified as Philips Ogbebor, who allegedly had carnal knowledge of a 20-year-old male member of his church (names withheld). After the act, the pastor allegedly threatened to kill his victim if he disclosed the act to the public. Speaking to Vanguard, Pastor Ogbebor simply said: "God will judge, go and talk to others" and kept on mumbling But his victim narrated his ordeal. He said: "I told him I have never done this since I grew up, but he insisted. It was painful and I told him I will not allow it again. So after the second attempt, I told him I will expose the act. He then administered an oath on me, saying if I ever told any one, I will die. "He carried sand and olive oil and poured them on my head, then he wore black garment, saying I will die if I ever leaked the secret. He killed a black fowl and gave me the liver and gizzard to eat at about 2 a.m., threatening tha

Finally, just when it seemed it wasn't going to happen, help arrived. And it's coming just in time as OJB celebrates his birthday today. Great news!!! According to Nomoreloss's statement, Governor Rotimi Amaechi reached out to the committee with a pledge to foot the entire bill for the transplant. He also said for now, they don't know yet where the operation will take place. Nomoreloss says: Officials of the government reached out to us this evening, (Wednesday, June 3) promising to donate a $100,000. The presentation, they say, will be made on Friday (June 5). We are indeed grateful to the Governor and the people of Rivers State. Now we can finally have that surgical procedure'  We also appreciate the kind hearts of Nigerians who have made donations and those that supported us with prayers. May God bless them all'.  We had a place in mind initially, but recently, there's been several suggestions from some quarters on better options. We would be h

Yesterday, a tanker conveying kerosene had an accident at Oshodi , on the Oshodi-Apapa expressway. In no time, residents swooped on the tanker scooping it's content to the dismay of motorists and security agents..... Do have your say Stealing kerosene from a tanker after an accident, is this poverty, greed or madness?

Earlier on yesterday, news broke out that Rivers State Governor had doled out a $100,000 cheque in favor of sick music producer OJB Jezreel for his kidney transplant surgery. Well, some minutes ago on Twitter, Head of fund raising committee for #SaveOJB, singer Nomoreloss confirmed the story.

Of course, the South African from KwaZulu-Natal tells it in all seriousness. And who knows, he may even be telling the truth about having visited heaven four times, so far. The first time was in 1998, and subsequent visits were made in 2004, 2006 and 2008. It all started in 1993, when a white man (an angel, apparently) paid him a visit and told him he was needed in heaven. And now, after several visits, he's drawing a map to make sure the rest of us 'unlucky' ones get what he's talking about. But it's not the fact that he took a few vacations to heaven or even that he's drawing a map that amuses me. It's more to do with the stuff he says he's seen and done there. According to Mthembu, there are 11 heavens in all, and he was taken to the fifth one, Crista, first. It was there, in a city called Sharmoy, that he claims to have met Jesus. The main heaven is Salem, he says, where God's temple is located. God is apparently in his youth, and of a Grayis

Five students of the University of Lagos, UNILAG were involved in a fatal car accident along international airport Road in Ikeja, Lagos. Three reportedly died instantly at the scene of the accident. According to reports, the students left from their off-campus hostel, Emerald to be precise, earlier yesterday, for the birthday of the mother of one of the girls' boyfriend., which went well. Infact one of the boys among the students proposed to the lady in the picture above Adelowotan Oluwafunmilayo, A 200L student of Quantity Surveying, who is now dead. May their souls rest in peace...See the photos from the accident scene below.  Viewers discretion is advised They were very HAPPY just like you, the day they got their admission into the University of Lagos. But they don't know they won't see it to the end.

BY CLIFFORD NDUJIHE,  Deputy Political Editor Several eminent Nigerians recently dissected the state of the nation and returned a grim verdict: Nigeria is on the brink of implosion and urgent actions are needed to halt the drift. Leading Nigerians who shared this view include: former Governor of Cross River State, Mr. Donald Duke; former Information Minister, Professor Dora Akunyili; Chairman of Zinox Technologies, Chief Leo Stan-Ekeh; former Ambassador to the United States, Ambassador George Obiozor; Chairman of the Silverbird Group, Mr. Ben Bruce and Deputy Speaker of the House of Representatives, Hon Emeka Ihedioha, among others. They spoke at the first Nigeria Leadership Summit organised by Anabel Leadership Academy in Lagos. Solutions proffered to save the nation include empowering the youth, ensuring the emergence of good leaders and followers, pursuing revolution of ideas instead of bloody revolution and amending the constitution to cater for the welfare of the citizen