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Mare Simone, is a certified Tantra Educator, “s*x surrogate” who has dedicated her working life to helping men, women and couples overcome their s*xual problems.As a qualified s*x therapist, she has given lessons in love to more than 10,000 clients over the past 23 years. And while she estimates she has had penetrative s*x with 1,500 of them, she insists there is nothing illegal about what she does.

She says, “I earn my living by sleeping with other women’s husbands or boyfriends. But I am in no way a prostitute as s*x surrogacy is legal, as long as it is done in a therapeutic and healing atmosphere. People are paying for counseling and to cure their problems — not s*x! I am helping to improve and change the s*x lives of thousands of men, which means I am also helping improve the s*x lives of their wives and girlfriends....My job is basically to make people realize their problems are not just physical. They are in the mind and have a lot to do with self-confidence....“In the 20 years I have been doing this job, I have never felt miserable about going to work. I love what I do and have no plans to retire within the next ten years.

“I am a s*xual healer and so proud and happy that I found my dream job.”

The 12 contestants who will be participating at the Gulder Ultimate Search season 10 edition tagged The 10th Symbol. Photo: gulderultimatesearch.
12 contestants from different parts of Nigeria have made it to the top 12  participating in Gulder Ultimate Search season 10 edition tagged The 10th Symbol.
This year’s edition of the GUS, hosted by Nollywood actor, Chidi Mokeme, takes place in the Utaka forest, Obot Akara local government area of Akwa Ibom state.
Below are the profiles of the twelve contestants.

Anthony Brosu

Anthony is a 29-year old graduate of Animal Production Technology from Federal University of Technology, Niger state who hails from Delta state. His dream is to establish a farm big enough to feed the entire Nigerian, and also create job employment opportunities.

Okike Dennis

Okike is a 29-year old graduate of Electronics Engineering from the University of Nigeria Nsukka. He is from Abia state, harbors a passion for cars, and intends to establish a successful international import and export business

Edmond Chukwubuike

Although he tried last year but couldn’t make the selections, this year however, Edmond got his wish as one of the contestants of the GUS. A 27-year old medical doctor from Enugu state, he has a tall dream of becoming the first Director General of the World Health Organization (WHO), and is the current Mr. Tourism of Edo state.

Etido Ema Ebong

She is a 21-year old 300 level student of History and International studies, University of Uyo who hails from Ikot Ekpene local government area of Akwa Ibom state. Ema loves children and would love to establish a platform that would help children actualize their dream in future. According to her, her strategy for winning the contest is to stay unnoticed.
   

Ijeh Peter O.
Peter is a 27 year old graduate of Microbiology from Igbinedion University, Okada. He hails from delta state and his goal in life is to become Africa’s biggest movie director, telling interesting stories about Africa through movies.

Halima Sheidu O

Halima is a Masters Degree holder of History and International Relations from Kogi state. The second only contender from kogi since the GUS began, her dream is to become a world renowned researcher.

Onike Ifunanya

A graduate of Economics from the University of Nsukka, 21-year old Onike is an indigene of Anambra state, but resides in Kaduna. She says her personality can be likened to that of an eagle and has a dream of becoming the biggest business mogul in Africa owning the biggest fast food chain in the world which would start from Nigeria.

Adeboye Martha

The other half of the twin, she’s Mary’s sister, and a 21-year old 300-level student of Theatre Arts at the University of Abuja. She loves children and would love to establish an NGO to cater for abandon children in future.

Adeboye Mary

One half of a twin, Mary and her sister Martha go down in history as the first set of twins in the GUS. Mary is a 21 year old graduate of Public Administration, university of Abuja, currently awaiting NYSC call-up. She hails from Edo state and claims to poses an unmatchable endurance and fitness abilities.

Ezidi Nzube Bobby

He says his motto for the GUS contest is ‘Win first, make friends later’. This 23-year old law graduate from the University of Abuja hails from Anambra state and also plans to become a senator in Nigeria.

Salako Olukunle

From Ogbomoso, Oyo state, Salako is a 24-year old graduate of Geography with Meteorology, Federal University of Technology, Minna. His desire is to come up with a solution for the environmental degradation in Nigeria especially in the oil producing areas.

Tracy Chapele

A graduate of English and literature, University of Benin, Tracy is 25 years old and is currently a broadcaster. She describes herself as a ‘blend of infectious spontaneity, and pragmatism’.

The Gulder Ultimate Search show would commence airing on Friday, October 4, and daily highlights of show would be broadcasted on national, terrestrial and satellite TV stations from October 4 through October 31, 2013.

Finally, we get to find out that there is a bit of Annie Idibia in Tania Omotayo - the secret of strong celebrity relationships.

According to Tania on Twitter after a follower asked her when and how she met her baby Wizkid, Tania revealed she hooked up with Starboy Wizzy 5 years ago.

Do the math, guys - five years ago takes us back to 2008, all before Wizkid's fame and riches as 2009 would prove to be Wizkid’s break-out year. Wizkid got signed on to EME in 2009 and his son Boluwatife Balogun was born in 2011.

Tania, just like Annie, also got to watch her man get another lady pregnant.

No wonder their love is sooo rock solid and Wizkid seizes all the minutes he can to flaunt his boo.
She's being with him, through the struggle

The Federal Government has invoked the ‘no work, no pay’ labour rule against striking university lecturers as their industrial action enters the 93rd day with no end in sight.
Some of the federal university vice chancellors have not paid the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) members their August and September salaries in compliance with the government’s directive.
Some branch chairmen of ASUU see the government and vice chancellor’s move as an attempt to break the rank of their members, insisting that their members are resolute on the ongoing strike.

Some ASUU branch chairmen told Daily Sun that text messages were sent to vice chancellors to apply the ‘no work, no pay’ labour rules to academic staff on strike and that the decision had affected the payment of salary of non-academic staff in the university system.
According to one of the branch chairmen, he and his exco confronted their university management over the salary delay and the he showed them the text message asking them not to pay salary to ASUU members.
He stressed that the ‘no work, no pay’ labour rule had never worked, pointing out that ASUU has a counter-measure, which was ‘no pay, no work,’ and that the union was not on strike because of salary increment.

On the day that Nigeria celebrated its 53rd anniversary as an independent nation, a new study released today by the UN backed Help Age International advocacy group ranked Nigeria among the worst countries in the world that least care about their old population.

The Global AgeWatch Index ranked 91 countries, with Nigeria ranked 85th, the sixth worst, with a poor record of catering for the well-being of the elderly, people older than 60.

Though Nigeria has the highest GDP among the African Index countries, it ranks third lowest for income security, the report said.

“This reflects its limited pension coverage, at 5 per cent. It ranks 84th in the health domain and, with Rwanda, has the lowest life expectancy at age 60 – 16 years.

“For employment and education, Nigeria ranks 70 with the fourth highest proportion of older people, 17.4%, with secondary or higher education among its African Index counterparts.

“Nigeria ranks second lowest regionally, at 76, in the enabling environment domain, with only 53% of older Nigerians enjoying civic freedom.

The report indicated that older Nigerians are taking part in the Age Demands Action campaign for the first time this year.

In contrast, Sweden offers the best environment to grow old. Expectedly, Afghanistan is the worst – but general affluence does not necessarily mean better conditions for the over-60s, reports the London Guardian.

While Sweden’s top ranking – followed by Norway, Germany, the Netherlands and Canada – may be predictable, the Global AgeWatch index throws up some surprising results.

The US, the world’s richest country, languishes in eighth place, while the UK fails to make the top 10, residing instead at No 13. Sri Lanka ranks 36, well above Pakistan at 89, despite similar levels of gross domestic product (GDP). Bolivia and Mauritius score higher than the size of their economies may suggest, while the emerging economies of Brazil, Russia, India and China are a mixed bag. Brazil and China rank relatively high on the index; India and Russia sit much lower.

The ageing index is calculated using 13 indicators under four headings: income security, healthcare, employment and education, and an enabling environment. All indicators have equal weight, except for pension income coverage, life expectancy at 60, healthy life expectancy at 60, and psychological wellbeing. These categories were given increased weighting because of better data quality, and countries were included only if there was sufficient data.

The best and worst countries to grow old: the UN rankings
The index was compiled by the HelpAge International advocacy group and funded by the UN Population Fund

Top 10

1. Sweden

2. Norway

3. Germany

4. Netherlands

5. Canada

6. Switzerland

7. New Zealand

8. USA

9. Iceland

10. Japan

Britain came in at 13, ahead of Australia (14) and France (18).

Lower down in the rankings were the emerging economies of Brazil (31), China (35), South Africa (65), India (73) and Russia (78).

Bottom 10:

82. Honduras

83. Montenegro

84. West Bank and Gaza

85. Nigeria

86. Malawi

87. Rwanda

88. Jordan

89. Pakistan

90. Tanzania

91. Afghanistan

Nollywood 'bad boy' actor, Jim iyke has cried out to debunk news report going viral on the internet that he was delivered from witchcraft at the Synagogue Church of All Nations (SCoAN) headed by Prophet TB Joshua.
The actor was said to have undergone a deliverance session on Sunday at the church and was reportedly freed from some evil spirits which have allegedly prevented him from finding a wife despite being qualified to have one.

Some had also reported that he was delivered from witchcraft, but the talented make-believe star has rebuffed such reports by laughing it out.

He reacted to such reports via his twitter handle when he wrote, "lol witchcraft?! It's imperative I underscore that people are oblivious to what transpired [during my deliverance]. Ignorance is no excuse. Tailor your opinion to who you know."

Meanwhile, reactions have continued to trail the incident. Some Nigerians have questioned the authenticity of the video which showed the deliverance of Jim Iyke. Others termed it as another form of 'acting' by the actor allegedly planned with the church for publicity purpose.