OMG!!! Checkout The Ghana Babe With The Biggest Natural Hips Ever

New Photos Her name is Maltida Hipsy, a Ghanaian and a Rapper.
I heard she's a celebrity in Ghana and that she can't walk comfortably
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Amazing photos from 1971 show actress Melanie Griffith lounging by the pool and playfighting with huge African LION her family adopted from founder of the Church of Satan

There is something wild about actress Melanie Griffith's upbringing.

As this incredible series of photographs shows, while her peers were growing up, fighting with their parents and doing everything else a normal teenager does, the 14-year-old Griffith had an extra influence at home - her enormous, live-in pet lion.

Pictured in 1971 lounging by the pool, playfighting, and even in bed together, Melanie and Neil, as the hulking African big cat was known, can be seen sharing a touching bond.

Neil came to live with the family in bizarre circumstances, after they adopted him from Anton Lavey, High Priest of the Church of Satan, who was told he could no longer keep him in his small San Francisco apartment. 

Wild child: Melanie Griffith, aged just 14, leaps into the swimming pool in her Sherman Oaks, Los Angeles, home as she playfights with her enormous pet lion, Neil

Better than a teddy bear: In the intimate set of photographs, Griffith is seen relaxing in bed with the huge lion

Mom's pet too: Tippi Hedren, muse to the famed director Alfred Hitchcock, also had lots of fun with Neil, as shown in this playful image

In one photograph Griffith looks completely carefree even as Neil grapples her leg with his paws as she jumps into the water at their home in Sherman Oaks, a suburb of Los Angeles. 

Griffith, the daughter of starlet and Hitchcock muse Tippi Hedren, lived with her mother and her then-husband Noel Marshall, a Hollywood agent.

In the series of pictures, first published in LIFE Magazine, Marshall and Hedren are also seen happily co-existing with Neil. In one, the lion tries to get the attention of Marshall by roaring in his face as he sits - entirely nonplussed - at his typewriter.

Casual: Neil, whom the family adopted from Church of Satan founder Anton Lavey, is seen above bothering Hedren's then-husband Noel Marshall at work, and enjoying another session by the pool with Griffith

Plush sofa: Hedren uses Neil as an oversized pillow while catching up on the news. Now aged 84, she still keeps lions

Non-plussed: Noel Marshall, a major Hollywood agent, tries to get some work done despite Neil roaring in his face

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Grappling: Hedren takes on Neil in a dangerous-looking wrestling match on the floor of their California home

The majestic beast was adopted by the family after they took a trip to Africa and decided to make a movie about lions, Roar, which would take 11 years to complete.

Sadly, the movie was a box office flop,and the production was plagued by injuries resulting from working with lions.

Griffith herself required 50 stitches at one point after being bit by one of the cats, and cinematographer Jan de Bont had to have his scalp sewn back on after being attacked.

In total, despite its $17million price-tag, the film only made $2million at the box office. But the movie stands as a testament to the family's love of lions - which Hedren still keeps at her home on a wildlife reserve in California.

Today: Griffith (pictured left in 2014, now aged 57), had the lion in her life thanks in part to Anton Lavey (right), High Priest of the Church

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Peter Okoye Feels Oppressed After He Saw A Bentley Being Used as Police Car in Dubai

Peter Okoye who is in Dubai now is not a happy man and has been lamenting on social media since he saw his beloved super expensive Bentley being used as a police car. He shared some of the photos with the caption…
Dubai why na?… Una Sabi fall hand… Bentley as police car! Chai. Bugatti,Ferrari, even my very own Bentley as police car in Dubai… Somebody pls send me IG’s number!!!. #hilux #NaJokeO Imagine Nigerian Police using dis ride!….#Ihumble #oppression #chai

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Kenya Socialite, Vera Sidika Shares Hot Vacation Pictures

Vera Sidika AKA Vee S Beiby is having the fun of her life in the money capital of the world, Dubai. Vera shares some sexy pictures that will make every man take a second look.

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Photos from Nigeria's Independence celebration in Abuja

President Jonathan, First Lady Patience Jonathan, former Heads of State & other dignitaries gathered yesterday October 1st at the Presidential villa to celebrate Nigeria's 54th independence. 

 

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Breaking News: Horror as man is sliced in half after falling under a overcrowded train

Millions of people were cramming themselves aboard trains on Bangladesh's huge rail network yesterday, desperate to make it home in time for the Eid holiday.

With most boats and trains full to overflowing, there were serious safety fears. These were realised in at least one spot where a man was killed after falling under a train.

Horrified onlookers, including several children, crowded around the victim's remains, which were scattered in at least two places along the tracks near Airport Railway Station in Dhaka, the capital.

Commuter horror: Onlookers, including several children, stand around a dead man lying on the tracks completely cut in half near the Airport Railway Station in Dhaka after he was run over by a speeding train

Chaos: With millions of passengers cramming on to Bangladesh's rail network, including many simply perching on top of the carriages as they speed from stop to stop, it's easy to see how the accident might have happened

Holiday time: Most of these passengers at Airport Railway Station are hoping to get home in time to be with their families for the feast of Eid al-Adha, commemorating Abraham's willingness to sacrifice his son to God

But the tragedy did not seem to scare anyone off their perilous journeys, with most passengers perched atop speeding railway carriages taking them from work in the cities to rural hometowns.

With nearly Muslims comprising 90 per cent of Bangladesh's 160million people and a population density higher than the tiny island of Jersey, the scale of the exodus is beyond biblical.

Eid al-Adha, Islam's 'Festival of the sacrifice', commemorates's Abraham's willingness to kill his own son in submission to God's command. It begins tonight and lasts for four days.

This year the preparations for the holiday have been thrown into controversy after officials warned millions of cows set for slaughter have been fattened up with banned steroids.

Industry officials told the AFP news agency at least ten million cows and goats are expected to be slaughtered during the festival. But experts fear many have been fattened with cancer-causing steroids in a bid to cash in on the surging demand for meat.

'In our estimate some 20 per cent of the cattle to be sold during Eid are being fattened with banned steroids such as dexamethasone,' said Muzaffar Hossain, a professor of animal science at the Bangladesh Agriculture University.

Cows fattened with such steroids can help farmers earn an extra $400-$1,000 per animal but can cause serious health problems for consumers, he said.

'As a result, the use of steroids and other harmful drugs has become rampant all over the country,' he told AFP.

Everyone's on the move: With nearly Muslims comprising 90 per cent of Bangladesh's 160million people and a population density higher than the tiny island of Jersey, the scale of the exodus is beyond biblical

Anywhere there's space: Men and youths clamber aboard this train, or hang on to the doorts

Helping hands: People help a man to escape the sweltering carriage and climb up to the fresh air on the roof

Ali Noor, joint secretary at the livestock ministry, said only a small number of farmers were using the steroids, with the vast majority using a government-prescribed natural cow fattening formula.

But he said authorities have deployed 20 medical teams in Dhaka's cattle markets to try to detect sick animals and more teams were being sent to major markets across the country.

'We are also asking the authorities to deploy magistrates to act against the use of steroids to fatten cows. These magistrates will set up mobile courts to hand out sentences against the perpetrators,' he told AFP.

On Monday the mass-circulation Daily Star ran an investigative report that said almost every farm in the country's northwest, the main cattle region, was using the banned steroids.

'If someone consumes the meat of the cattle fattened with such steroids, it may cause cancer and kidney failure,' Abdus Samad, a professor of Bangladesh Agriculture University, told the paper.

Acting on a petition, the High Court on Monday asked the government to investigate the racket and prepare guidelines for its control.

They're off: The lush vegetation of the fertile Bengal Delta whips past these passengers on the train roof

Not quite a refreshments trolley: But it's still possible to get a snack on the roof of the Eid express

Eid al-Adha is the second of Islam's two Eid holidays, after Eid al-Fitr, and marks the end of the annual Hajj pilgrimage to Mecca.

Like Eid al-Fitr, the holiday involves special religious observances, charitable donations, social and family get-togethers, gift giving and traditional South Asian feasting.

But, reflecting its scriptural basis, there is also the added element of sacrifice, with many families offering up a sheep, goat or even a cow - with one third of the meat given to the poor and the needy.

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