Check Out Photos From This Wedding That Reportedly Cost a BILLION Dollars

 Billionaire son Said Gutseriev, 28, married 20-year-old Khadija Uzhakhovs in Moscow, Russia last weekend in a jaw dropping lavish affair, rumoured to have cost up to $1 billion.

Held at the luxury Moscow restaurant and banqueting venue Safisa, which was decked out in wall-to-wall fresh flowers, the wedding set a new bar for extravagance.

The young bride arrived in a beaded Elie Saab gown, whose wedding dresses range from £5,000-£18,000. Her dress was imported from Paris and reportedly weighed 25lb (almost two stone) because of the huge train and heavy embellishment and the bride needed the assistance of several people to carry her train and help her walk upstairs.

 With a tight bodice, long sleeves and a full skirt cascading in folds to the floor, the gown was pure fairy tale - and came with a floor-length veil and bejewelled handbag to match.

Khadija's look was completed with a diamond tiara and whopping diamond pendant around her neck.

 Meanwhile, guests travelled to the grand nuptials in a fleet of luxury cars including Rolls Royces which were seen lined up outside the venue ahead of the ceremony.

The entertainment also did not come cheap. Jennifer Lopez - who was reported to have been paid $1million for singing for Gurbanguly Berdimuhamedov, the president of Turkemenistan in 2013 - jetted in to give the moneyed crowd an energetic performance in a series of skimpy outfits...

Enrique Iglesias also took to the stage to perform Bailando, casually dressed in jeans, a T shirt and baseball cap. Sting also performed and was joined by a group of young girls and women for his song Desert Rose.

The couple's 600 guests dined on European cuisine and sushi and the wedding cake was a lavish eight tier creation, decorated with elaborate white icing and layers of pink floral garlands and topped with a star and crescent as a show of the couple's Muslim faith.

 But the extravagance of the occasion is surely fitting for the son of Kazakh-born Mikhail Gutseriev, a Muslim born in the Caucasus, who is thought to be worth $6.2 billion (£4.3billion).

The self-made man who now calls Russia home ensured he gave his public school-educated son a day to remember.

Said, who was born in 1988, was educated at Harrow and then the University of Oxford where he studied archaeology and geology.

He faced tragedy when his son Chingis - who also went to Harrow - died in a mysterious car accident in Moscow while driving his Ferrari.

Chingis was buried in Baku, Azerbaijan, where his family have links.

Said also completed a masters degree at the University of Plymouth, focusing on management of oil and gas industries, before returning to Russia to join the family business.

He's also spoken of his desire to one day return to the UK to study for an MBA at London Business School, but for now is director of Russneft’s Orsk Refinery.

Little is known about the bride other than that she's a first year student at the Moscow State University of Medicine and Dentistry. Fireworks were let off at the end of the evening to celebrate the happy couple's union.

Man's Skeleton Found In His Room After Been ' Missing' For Seven Months

 The skeleton of a 46-year-old man identified as Sikiru Yusuf was found in his room seven months after he was declared missing.

Yusuf, a resident of 21, Jaiyesinmi Street, Aga, Ikorodu,was discovered by his elder brother, Alhaji Basiru Yusuf, who at the instance of the deceased’s landlady, came to pack his property.

It was gathered that the aged landlady, who resides at the topmost floor of the one-storey building house as the deceased, became apprehensive after he was not seen for four months.

Reports gathered that the nature of Yusuf’s job usually took him out of town for two or three months before he would return.

Hence, no one raised an eyebrow when he was not seen in the first three months, during which the stench from his decomposing corpse was passed off as a dead rat’s smell.

When he was not seen for about five months, it was learnt that his family members at Ikosi in Ketu were notified and they assumed he might have travelled.

But the landlady grew impatient by the seventh month, requesting that his family should evacuate his belongings from the room, since he had not shown up.

This prompted the senior Yusuf to visit his brother’s residence at about 12:30pm on Monday and forced the door open in the presence of the landlady and other residents.

As soon as the door opened, it was gathered that the family members and the tenants saw the skeleton of the occupant on the floor, with a rope beside it. They said this suggested that he might have committed suicide.

According to the landlady’s daughter, Funmi Badewa, they did not suspect anything was wrong because the deceased was not always around.

“At first, we thought he must have gone for his job, which usually kept him away for two or three months.

But we became worried and contacted his family when we did not see him after some months.

“We went to his family at Ikosi in Ketu and asked after him. But they too said they have not seen him and that he probably travelled. When it was seven months, his brother now came and said they would pack his things since no one has seen him.

“They broke the door and that was when his skeleton was found on the ground. We also saw a rope, which means he might have committed suicide.

“There was a time we perceived bad odour, but we thought that a rat might have died somewhere.

The smell lasted several days. No one even thought it could be a dead human being,” she said.

The deceased’s brother was said to have rushed to Ikorodu Police Division to make a report and a team of detectives, who followed him back to the scene, evacuated the body.

It could not be ascertained if the deceased was married or have children, as his neighbours said he lived alone in the apartment.

Confirming the development, the state command’s spokesperson, Dolapo Badmos, a Superintendent of Police (SP), said the body has been deposited at a public morgue for autopsy.

Investigation is ongoing to unravel what actually transpired,” she said.

Ese Oruru's Abductor, Yunusa Dahiru, Still in Prison as no One Has Come Forward to Help Him Sign His Bail Bond

 Over a week after Justice H.A Nganjiwa of the Federal High Court Yenogoa, Bayelsa state, granted him bail in the sum N3 million bail, Ese Oruru's abductor, Yunusa Dahiru, is yet to fulfill his bail conditions as no one has come forward to sign as his sureties.

 On March 21st, the court had ruled that Yunusa should be granted bail after he provides two sureties in like sum of N3 million each and that the sureties must be resident within the jurisdiction of the court while one must be a civil servant of not less that level 12 while the second must be a title holder. The court also ordered that the sureties must provide tax clearance for the past three years. Up until yesterday March 29th, no one had come forward to sign for him as sureties and he has also not been able to meet up with his N3 million bail condition.

He is said to have lost a lot of weight in the Okaka prison in Yenogoa where he is being remanded. Yunusa is standing trial for abducting 15 years old Ese Oruru from her parents home in Bayelsa and taking her to Kano state where he forcefully married her and converted her to a Muslim.

Ultimate Search: See The 'Intense' Way Security Officials Checked Female Fans Before a Match

 In the wake of increasing global insecurity, Uganda is showing us that they take security Very seriously.

 Pictured here are Ugandan security officers subjecting female football fans to rigorous security checks for weapons and other dangerous contraptions, before the match between Uganda and Burkina Faso at Namboole stadium, Kampala. In short, no body part was spared. See more photos....

Photo of The Day : See What Happens When You Smoke Adulterated Weed on a Hot Afternoon

This is hilarious, he looks really excited.

Tragic : Pregnant Woman Dies After Her Dead Got Stuck in Railing(See Photos)

 China’s Sha’anxi Province is still reeling from shocking death of a pregnant woman, who died after her head got stuck in railing. 

 Videos showed the woman knelt down on the road, with her head stuck in a guard rail. From CCTV footage, passersby tried to rescue her by pulling apart the rails, but failed. Police and ambulance crews soon rushed to the scene and freed her body from the railing.

An official from the Mizhi County Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine, told a reporter from Beijing News that the woman lost signs of life upon arrival at the hospital. However, doctors still administered emergency treatment, including artificial respiration and cardiotonic injections in the hope of jolting her back to life.

Sadly, she and her unborn child were declared dead. Officials said they couldn’t yet decide why the woman fainted suddenly, which led to her getting stuck and suffocating, but she could have suffered from a heatstroke or hypertension.

An official from Mizhi Public Security Bureau said an autopsy will be conducted before a final conclusion is made. He added that while the case is still under investigation, they have excluded the possibility of homicide.

An eyewitness who worked at a department store opposite of where the rails were located said the woman, who was around 30 years old, was pregnant with twins.

"She seemed to feel dizzy, and intended to lean against the railing to take a rest, but then fainted and her head slipped into rails," he  said.

Check Out AY's Loving Words to His Beautiful Wife as She Turns a Year Older Today

 The ace comedian took to his Instagram wall to send a loving shout out to his wife, Mabel, who is a year older today March 30th. He wrote;

"I always feel blessed and happy to have a beautiful, smart, hot and simply amazing life partner like you! I am glad you came into my life to fill it with so much joy, love, support and endless happiness. On your special day, I just want to thank you for being my best friend, my soulmate, my lover, my woman and my everything. Love you so much, sweetheart, happy birthday.