Terri Quaif was attacked by boyfriend Andrew Smith with boiling water Andrew Smith, a 36-year-old jealous thug who poured boiling water over his girlfriend and ruined her chances of getting a modelling contract, has been jailed. According to Daily Star UK, Andrew Smith beat Terri Quaif "black and blue" and left her with blistering and burns to her thighs and groin after one of several horrific attacks. A court heard Miss Quaif, 28, an aspiring-model, thought Smith was the "absolutely perfect" man when they first got together in 2013. But just three months later Smith started to become abusive and controlling over Miss Quaif's movements. In November of the same year he attacked her at their home in Rugby, Warks., when he poured boiling water over her before setting fire to her clothes. She was too scared to report the attack to police but medical notes described burns and blistering to her thighs and lower groin, bruising to her neck ...
Popular Nollywood Actor Ramsey Nouah revealed quite a lot in this recent interview he had with Sun Newspaper. The multiple award winning actor talked about his “feminine role” in the movie, my wife & I. Read Excerpts from the interview below; How are you, Ramsey? I’m good. Your role in ‘My Wife And I’ was kind of weird… It was weird, yeah. How did you manage to get into that role? Trust me, it wasn’t fun at all. It was very awkward. Every time I had to play that part, I was always like ‘ha!’ I hated it. But professional ethics demand that you do stuffs that you need to do. What was the experience like playing the role of a woman and costumed in female attires? You know, women are passionate about men trying to be like them. I don’t know what it is. It excites them. Everywhere I go, I remember the red carpet, it was the same thing. All the girls are like ‘how do you feel playing a woman?’ It wasn’t fun, honestly. But was it challenging? Of course it was c...
The Chinese government has banned children from attending church activities, this is a bid to tighten their grip on religious activities in the country. The new directive also prohibits them from attending religious sermons and other related activities across the country. Control on the country’s churches began several years ago when places of worship were ordered to remove crosses from their buildings in Zhejiang Province. William Nee, researcher for Amnesty International. “At this point it’s unclear how widespread the ban on children attending church services are in China, but these alarming reports seem to be coming in from fairly diverse areas throughout the country.” Speaking further, Nee said that the move reflects the tightening control of religion in particular Islam and Christianity under the present administration in the Asian country. Her told MailOnline that: “In an important speech on religion last year, the President, Xi Jinping, said that young people must stud...
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