Nigerian Times

Eighty Things to Watch in 2008 Facebook Suicides, Eco-Fatigue and Intellectual Luxury Included on JWT's Annual List NEW YORK, Dec. 26 /PRNewswire/ -- JWT, the largest advertising agency in the U.S. and the fourth-largest full-service network in the world, today released its list of 80 things to watch in 2008. "These people, products, places, services and shifts will help to define 2008," says Ann Mack, director of trendspotting at JWT. "By examining what will resonate with people or drive their thinking and behavior, we can identify larger patterns that will shape all of our lives in the years to come." "Love it or hate it, technology continues to be a common thread on our list," adds Mack. "It drives the serendipitous randomness that throws up chance connections, groundbreaking discoveries and great business ideas." JWT's list of 80 Things to Watch in 2008, in alphabetical order: 1. Africa (foreign investment and development in) ...

God knows I do not like covering sins or evils. The Nigerian Housemake Ofuneka in Big Brother Africa 2 was sexually assaulted by the notorious male Housemate Richard and there is now a Big Brother Cover Up to sweep the sex-attack under the soiled red carpet of Big Brother Africa when the family of the victim should have sued the organisers and sponsors of Big Brother Africa. The following news reports will prove the allegations to be true. Monday, October 29, 2007 - Web posted at 9:08:55 GMT Big Brother Africa: Scandal rocks the house NATASHA UYS WHAT started as a lazy, hazy Saturday afternoon in the Big Brother house ended on a sordid and scandalous note. The scene was a mix of crazy, drunken antics, which culminated in a display of what can only be described as sexual abuse. It also showed how destructive alcohol can be when it is abused. On a continent where alcoholism is rampant, abuse of women and children is pervasive and HIV-AIDS cases have reached alarming rates, what happened...