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30—SATURDAY Vanguard, NOVEMBER 23, 2019 TREMites celebrates es 30 year ears of KLWC The theme of the 2019 Kingdom Life World Conference (KLWC) of TREM which coincides with the 30th Anniversary of the conference was “LOVE THAT PASSES KNOWLEDGE”. The 30 years old conference which was attended by thousands of TREMites and other worshipers globally was graced by Pastor Mathew Ashimolowo, Bishop Tudor Bismark and other ministers of God. Delta’s leaders grace Pa Edevbie’s burial BURIAL ceremony of Late Engr. James Okpako Rangers Edevbie, father of Olorogun David Edevbie, Chief of Staff, Government House, Asaba took at Affiesere town, Ughelli, Delta State. The high and mighty of the State graced the occasion. Photos by Nath Onojake L-R: Bishop Peace Okonkwo, Pastor Mathew Ashimolowo and Bishop Mike Okonkwo. L-R: Rev. Segun Akingbuwa, Bishop Humphrey Erumaka, Arch-Bishop Osa Oni and Rev. Jane Onolapo. L-R: Senator Ovie Omo-Agege, Deputy Senate President; Governor Ifeanyi Okowa; Olorogun David Edevbie and wife, Ronke. L-R: Pastor Chichi Bismark (Zimbabwe), Bishop Tudor Bismark (Zimbabwe), Bishop Mike Okonkwo, Bishop Peace Okonkwo and Minister Genet Chenier (USA) L-R: Bishop Mike welcoming Pastor Mathew to the pulpit at Kingdom Life World Congerence 2019 Mr. Kingsley Otuaro, Dep. Gov, Delta State with Chief and Mrs James Ibori. A panoramic shop of worshippers TREM Mass Choir-Ministering at the opening of the 2019 Kingdom Life world Conference At t 2019 ADVAN’ AN’ Awards for Marketing Excellence THE 2019 Advertisers Association of Nigeria (ADVAN) Awards for Marketing Excellence took place in Lagos recently. It was graced by its members and notable corporate executives. Photos by Akeem Salau L-R: Hon. Abel Oshevire and Chief Clement Ofuani. L-R: Mr Oluwafemi Adeniba, MD/CEO, MediaSeal Limited; Mrs Bunmi Adeniba, 1st Vice President, ADVAN; Hon Tunde Braimoh, Member, Lagos State House of Assembly, representing Lagos State Speaker and Dr Austin Eruotor, President, White House Hotel. L-R: Mrs Bukki Ogunnusi,Toyota Nigeria Limited and Mrs Bunmi Oke, CEO, Ladybird Limited. L-R: Mrs Sola Salako-Ajulo, SA to Ekiti State Gov on Communications & Strategy; Bridget Oyefeso-Odusami, Head, Marketing and Communications, Nigeria Stanbic IBTC Holdings Plc and Oge Udeagha, Manager Media & Communications, Exxon Mobil.
SATURDAY Vanguard, NOVEMBER 23, 2019—31 08116759759 Curvy Instagram 'influencer' moans her 'profession' isn't respected and she's 'laughed at' in Australia Acurvy Instagram model who's collected more than 2.7 million followers by posting racy photos and videos of herself has complained her profession is 'not seen as a real career' in Australia. Jem Wolfie, 28, has made more than $2 million from her social media accounts, where she shares modelling shots, fitness inspiration and healthy eating tips - usually wearing a bikini, lingerie or fitness bras. However, despite her claimed financial success and social media fame, Wolfie told the Los Angeles podcast No Jumper 'no influencers are respected' back in the 'small town' of Perth. Wolfie said her home city was 'so behind the times ... no influencers are respected there. What I do is sort of laughed at there. 'If I'm ever in the headlines, the comments section is wild ... it's like, 'we're embarrassed to have you, Jem'.' Her comments surprised host Adam Grandmaison, who said Insta-models were treated 'like gold' in Los Angeles, and that influencing was a respected career there Wolfie replied: 'Yeah, it's not a real career where I'm from, believe me. But that's OK, because I don't need, like, validation from anyone for what I do.' She said Sydney and Melbourne were home to more influencers who had built full-time careers out of social media, but she never wanted to leave her family and rescue dogs behind in Perth. Wolfie was a full-time chef and competi- tive West Australia Basketball L e a g u e player prior to her career in social media. She discovered the potential of social media while nursing an injury, posting videos of her rehabilitation at the gym. She now sells e-books, merchandise and recipes online. Wolfie is also the biggest star on a subscription-based platform, OnlyFans. She reportedly Mum says s smoking weed after er her kids go to bed is no different than having a glass of wine rakes as much as $30,000-a-day from the service. As many as 10,000 fans pay a $15 monthly fee for her 'exclusive content', which includes steamy photos, but not nudity. 'With Instagram becoming more and more strict with what can be posted sign up here for no restrictions,' her OnlyFans account says. However, Wolfie has admitted that social media fame comes with its downsides, previously telling LADBible she cops daily abuse on Instagram. 'The worst thing is waking up every day and seeing comments and messages that are really horrible,' she said this year. 'Some days it can be draining when you're constantly called fat. 'It can be exhausting to have negativity constantly shoved down your throat every day.' Woman, 45, gives birth to own grandchildren so gay son can become a dad mum of two has sparked de A bate after saying that smoking weed every day makes her a better mum. 23-year-old Caitlin Fladager says marijuana helps with her anxiety and allows her to sleep better at night. She went on to say it should be seen as no different than having a glass of wine. Caitlin lives in Vancouver, Canada, where recreational and medicinal marijuana use is legal. She opened up about her weed use and struggles with her mental health to her 285k Instagram followers. ‘It’s so funny to me how frowned upon marijuana is,’ she writes. ‘No one looks twice when a mom says she enjoys “mom juice”, aka wine, after her kids are in bed. But when a mom says she smokes weed, it’s a huge shock. ‘I have never been the most patient with my two kids. ‘Weed makes me a better mom, as I get a good night’s sleep after I smoke. I wake up well rested and with a clearer mind.’ Caitlin had her first child with her high school sweetheart Noah when she was 18. The couple have since married and now have two kids, Adriana and Jack. ‘It’s okay to smoke weed after your kids go to bed,’ Caitlin added on her post. ‘It’s okay to smoke it to help with anxiety. Mine has been SO much better since I started smoking.’ She added that she also smokes weed to help regulate her weight: ‘I’ve always been dangerously underweight. Now, I am at the healthiest weight I have ever been in my life. ‘Marijuana is my glass of wine. It’s my can of beer. ‘It’s my relaxation time. You can still be a kick ass mom and smoke weed.’ Sharing the post on both Facebook and Instagram, Caitlin has attracted thousands of likes and comments. Most of Caitlin’s followers supported her admission, but some people were critical. ‘If you smoke weed every day or you drink every day this is a problem!’, commented one. ‘Regardless of whether you have children, if you’re responsible for another person you should not drink or smoke. Especially when you’re home alone with children.’‘If you smoke weed every day or you drink every day this is a problem!’, commented one. ‘Regardless of whether you have children, if you’re responsible for another person you should not drink or smoke. Especially when you’re home alone with children.’ Another added: ‘My kids drive me insane but never would I smoke weed. Not gonna blame my kids for an excuse to get high.’ But plenty of people were on her side, with some even voicing the opinion that smoking weed is less dangerous than alcohol. ‘Just as acceptable if not more so. Alcohol has many more negative side effects than weed. Love this post,’ said another woman. grandmother gave birth to her own A twin grandchildren so that her gay son could achieve his ambition to become a father. Valdira das Neves, 45, gave birth to the babies - a boy and girl called Noah and Maria Flor - at the Clinical Hospital of Ribeirao Preto in Sao Paulo on Tuesday. The twin's biological father is Valdira's son, Marcelo das Neves Junior, 24, a financial analyst, whose sperm was used to artificially inseminate eggs from an anonymous donor. Marcelo's mother agreed to carry her son's children as she knew he was gay and always wanted to become a father. The selfless grandmother, who is a teacher, had suffered a miscarriage at the age of 41 and began searching for a fertilisation clinic as she knew time was not on her side and the chances of her becoming pregnant again were slim. During the search for a clinic, Marcelo found out that he could become a father through artificial insemination and suggested to his mother that she could carry an embryo fertilised from a younger anonymous donor, increasing her chances of her becoming pregnant to 50 per cent. Gynaecologist Anderson Melo explained the main obstacle was in the fertilisation process due to the difficulty of implanting the embryo in the uterus. "In these cases, in addition to the supportive belly, which may be the mother or sister, aunt and cousin, daughter or niece, it is necessary to resort to an anonymous donor egg bank," he told thathi.com. After three failed attempts, she became pregnant in January 2019. Maria Flor was born nine days early weighing 4lb 90z (2.25 kg) while Noah was slightly smaller at 4lb 8oz (2.19kg). Baby Noah was taken to the hospital's Paediatric Intensive Care unit after the birth, as he had a little problem breathing, but his father Marcelo, assured well-wishers: "He will be with us later." He told thathi.com : "Almost four years ago, my mother became pregnant with my father, but my little sister was born at seven months and died a week later," he said. She wanted another baby, but had little chance due to her age. In June 2017, the family talked as Marcelo wanted to be a father, and they hatched the plan.
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