Usher Raymond is engaged to his longtime girlfriend and business partner Grace Miguel, who he has been dating since his divorce from ex-wife Tameka Foster in 2009.
Another source also reveals that the hitmaker popped the question a week and a half ago.
The two lovebirds recently made a red carpet appearance together at the Golden
Globes Art of Elysium Heaven Gala in Los Angeles over the weekend
Sunday's Golden Globe Awards ceremony was watched by 19.3 million people in the US, down 8% on last year's audience of 20.9 million.
According to Nielsen Media Research, viewer ratings also fell in the 18-49 age bracket, the group which advertisers are most keen to attract.
The 72nd awards ceremony, hosted by comedians Tina Fey and Amy Poehler for the third and final time, was on NBC.
The pair drew 19.7 million viewers when they first hosted the show in 2013.
Last year's 20.9 million was a 10-year high for the Golden Globes.
This year, on top of the TV ratings, the hosts' opening monologue - which made several close-to-the-knuckle jokes about Bill Cosby - has racked up 3.5 million views on YouTube.
A senior Nigerian cleric, Archbishop Samuel Uche has alleged that Fulani and Kanuri were behind the Islamist group, Boko Haram, which has killed a number of Nigerians in the last five years, in a bid to seize power
The Prelate of the Methodist Church of Nigeria disclosed this while speaking on Sunday during the Armed Forces Remembrance Day Interdenominational Service held at National Ecumenical Centre in Abuja.
He made his comment in the presence of President Goodluck Jonathan, the Senate President David Mark, the military top brass and other important personalities.
According to Uche, soldiers waging war against the insurgents had disclosed to him and other bishops that apart from some collaborators from Chad, Libya and Somalia, 95 percent of those waging war against Nigeria were Fulani and Kanuri, Daily Trust reports.
He explained that those sabotaging the war against terrorism are within the political elites, while others are within the armed forces and other institutions.
The archbishop said: "Some shameless individuals and groups make such utterances and use grievous situations as a tool for politicking, blaming the government in power as doing nothing to solve the problem of insurgency. Who is deceiving who? I believe Nigerians are wiser and our people know that it's sabotage that's making it impossible for our Armed Forces to recover the Chibok girls.
"Let me reveal to you this evening and at this important service at this juncture that some of our soldiers, because you know we Bishops have impact in the society, we relate with soldiers and all manner of people. And some of the people in warfront have confided in us that apart from some mercenaries from Chad, Libya as well as Somalia, 95 percent of those fighting our country are of Fulani and Kanuri origin.
"They're aggrieved because they want power at all costs. They believe Nigeria belongs to them alone and that they're born to rule while others follow. It is deceit."
Speaking further, he said those behind insurgency want to Islamise Nigeria and build a parallel caliphate different from the Sokoto Caliphate.
He however said this could never happen as any attempt by any group of people "to Christianise or Islamise Nigeria is tantamount to futility and frivolity."
He added that every problem has an expiry date and though we may not know solutions to the challenges facing Nigeria, Boko Haram will be defeated.
He also called on the government to equip the military, take care of all the troops, provide good welfare packages for widows and children of slain soldiers.
This is coming amid the rising tension and fears over violence in Nigeria as the February elections fast approaches.
In the last one week, there have been political clashes in Rivers, Plateau and Gombe States.
In Jos, Plateau State, the campaign buses of the Goodluck Jonathan Campaign Organisation were set ablaze.
In Rivers, the All Progressives Congress (APC) office in Okrika was attacked with dynamites.
In Gombe state, some PDP's belongings were burnt down on Sunday.
The well-known billionaire investor recently told USA Today he's positive we're "never" going to see $100-a-barrel oil prices again.
"There's less demand, and there's oversupply. And both are recipes for a crash in oil. And that's what happened. It's a no-brainer," Alwaleed told the paper.
The comments from the prince mirror ones by Ali al-Naimi, the Saudi oil minister who said $100 oil may be
a thing of the past in December.
Cheap gas here to stay? If those predictions are accurate, it could also mean gas in the U.S. might not go above $3 again. Thanks to the oil meltdown, the national average price of gas has plunged to $2.13, compared with $3.31 a year ago, according to AAA.
Back in 2008, oil broke through the $100 level for the first time, leading some to predict prices would spike to $200 due to surging demand from China and India. Then oil plummeted to $34 during the Great Recession before rebounding sharply.
Crude bounced between $90 and $110 over the past three years, trading above $100 as recently as late July. But that's when prices collapsed under the weight of a supply glut caused by North American production, including U.S. shale companies that need higher prices to be profitable.
Related: Big Oil loses $200B from oil crash
Shale is feeling the pain: Alwaleed said one "positive side effect" of the oil crash is it will allow Saudi Arabia to see "how many shale oil production companies run out of business."
Already, U.S. energy companies have dialed back their spending plans, cut dividends and laid off workers. Analysts believe some shale companies won't survive the drop in prices.
Now there are signs shale companies are cutting back on drilling. During the first week of 2015, oil companies reduced horizontal drilling for oil for the first time in the Bakken, Eagle Ford and Permian shale plays, according to Rystad Energy.
"'Rigs that count' have been resilient until now, but now these rigs are also being idled," said Per Magnus Nysveen, head of analysis at Rystad.
Now what? Investors continue to guess where oil is going next. After showing signs of stabilization last week, oil tumbled another 4% on Monday to $45.90. Some oil watchers believe prices could plunge as low as $30 due to oversupply and sluggish demand.
Goldman Sachs said on Monday oil may need to trade near $40 a barrel for most of the first half of 2015. That would keep capital on the sidelines and slow down supply growth to rebalance the global oil market, the bank said.
Once oil finds a bottom, Moody's senior economist Chris Lafakis thinks the black stuff could surge all the way back to $80 by the end of the year.
Alwaleed concedes a rebound may happen eventually. He just doesn't think it'll carry oil all the way back to $100.
my husband's aunt gave me serious problems that I wanted to cancel but everyone kept telling me that she isn't my mother in-law so I should ignore her (she is my mother in-law's younger sister).
Even on our traditional wedding day, she had a serious argument with my mum. 3 days after our wedding, my husband who has never even playfully slapped me while we were
dating, gave me the beating of my life. And since then, it became a daily or weekly thing.
When I was pregnant, I went through hell because his aunt told him the child might not be his but you know how God works, the child came out looking like he vomited her. But she didn't stop there.
I got really tired of her and went to confront her. I told her to mind her business and to stop causing problems in my home only for her to surprise me by saying that if my marriage works, then she is not from Uvwie ( it's a LGA in Delta state).
You won't believe her next move, she called my husband that she saw me with a man, that if he doesn't want to die, he should send me packing. My husband who behaves as if he is been remoted from the coven, came home and said I should confess or leave his house. At first, I was confused until he told me his aunt called him that she saw me with a man. I laughed and told him she was lying that I went to her to talk to woman to woman concerning the problems she creates in our home.
My husband grew more angry saying that I have grown wings so therefore I must leave his house. He gave me the usual beating and threw my things out.
My neighbours pleaded to no avail. I then pleaded for my child but he refused. I slept at a neighbours house and the next day, my elder brother came to pack the things he threw out, and left my daughter behind "sobbing".
This happened on the 29th of December. Till date, I have not heard from my husband. I know he is kind of scared that my brother will harm him (my brother is a police Officer) but my only worry is my daughter. School will resume tomorrow and I miss her like mad. What should I do? My elder sister who is a lawyer said I can file for custody and I will be given because the child is just 3 years old. I'm confused.
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