A controversial statue unveiled by the Satanic Temple at a secret ceremony in Detroit has attracted protests. But who is the goat-headed figure? And what do the elements of the statue symbolise? The bronze statue is nearly 9ft tall and depicts a winged hermaphrodite known as Baphomet, flanked by two smiling children. It cost $100,000 (£64,000) to make and hundreds of Satanists turned out to see it unveiled. Long term, the Satanic Temple wants to move the piece 900 miles (1,450km) south-west and erect it opposite a Ten Commandments monument outside Oklahoma City's Capitol Building. The Baphomet will "complement and contrast" the Christian commandments which include "unconstitutional prohibitions against free speech and free exercise of religion," according to the organisation. "Our statue will serve as a beacon calling for compassion and empathy among all living creatures," says Lucien Greaves, the group's co-founder. He hopes people of a...
The WWE is one of the most entertaining sport shows in the world currently with several superstars boasting of their riches. We all have our own favorites on the ring with most people loving Cena for his never giving up attitude. These superstars earn millions making them millionaires off the ring. Here is a list of the top ten richest WWE superstars in 2015. 10. Mick Foley with $15 million Foley makes the cut at number 10 with $15 million to his name. Known as the Hardcore Legend of WWE, Foley is one of the richest superstars in 2015 with most of his money coming from appearances. He is well known for his tough matches with several other WWE superstars like Randy Orton, The Undertaker and Edge. He is also known to have some association with TNA wrestling. Foley is also known to be a comedian, actor and an author with his books making him the bestselling author of the New York Times. He has appeared in several films and radio shows further contributing to his riches. 9. ...
O n a hot afternoon at the popular Oluwa ni Sola Food Canteen at Oshodi, Lagos, Babatunde Samuel settled down at the table to relish his bowl of Amala which was generously drowned in gbegiri and ewedu soup. His preference for ponmo (cow skin) rather than beef and assorted meat as observed on most of the tables in the canteen set him apart from other customers who were equally enjoying their meals at the time. He was indeed on his own world with three well rounded rolls of ponmo and a piece of lean meat. None of other the eaters customers who preferred to go for meat and smoked fish could claim to have enjoyed their meals than he did. Babatunde is probably one among Nigeria’s millions of finicky eaters. Concern over health implication of excessive consumption of meat, particularly red meat has forced many to seek an alternative to meat, with many embracing ponmo as a substitute for meain it’s stead. Nutrition experts are of the opinion that some red meat are high ...
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