Donald Trump Reveals What He Misses Most About His Life Outside White House

In an exclusive interview with Reuters on Thursday, President of the United State Donald Trump reflected and compared his life inside and outside the oval office and these are what he said he misses the most:

• He miss driving himself 
• Freedom to go anywhere 

The billionaire business man from New York has spent 100 days in office since he became the US president in a shocking poll and defeated the former secretary of state Hilary Clinton.

He told the interviewers at the White House that even though he's accustomed to not having a private life, he's still adjusting to having 24-hour Secret Service protection.
In his words Donald Trump said:

"I loved my previous life. I had so many things going."This is more work than in my previous life. I thought it would be easier."

"You're really into your own little cocoon, because you have such massive protection that you really can't go anywhere."

"I like to drive. I can't drive any more," he said.

The President is usually surrounded by dozens of body guards and presidential officials and travels in a limousine or an SUV. 

Alligator Pays Hungry Visit To Florida Home

Only in a tropical region like Florida can an alligator majestically crawl towards a private residence and tried to find its way inside the house. 
The photo shared on social media by the police in the state showed the scary canine creature crawling right up to the front door of the house at night.
Fortunately, no one opened the door because it seemed people residing inside had retired for the night, but it gives one the chills to imagine what could have happened if the police on street guard hadn't spotted the alligator. Or worse, some opens to door and meet the shock of their life since the  August visitor looks every bit ready to attack and take a bit out of its prey.



The Police in Sarasota County, Florida advised residents to "stay safe out there." 
Florida is a friendly Island region for crocodiles, alligators and other aquatic creatures including water moccasin (snakes). 
In a similar scenario, a new homeowner found an alligator in his swimming pool that is close to a river.
There have been cases of attacks and death by crocodiles just as that of a 4-year old boy who was dragged by an alligator inside a lake at Disney resort in Florida. The kid's body was found intact but he didn't survive.

Video: EFCC Discovers Over N400m Stashed In Lagos Shopping Plaza

The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, has just unveiled large sum of money suspected to belong to money launderers hidden in a shop at LEGICO Shopping Plaza, Ahmadu Bello Way, Victoria Island, Lagos state.

According to a report by the commission, the money stashed in several ‘Ghana Must Go’ bags in N500 and N1000 denominations, is worth a total of N448,850,000 (Four hundred and forty-eight million, eight hundred and fifty thousand naira) and was hidden in the shops, awaiting conversion into foreign currency.

Working on information provided by a concerned whistleblower, the EFCC operatives stormed the area to sought the identity of the owners of the two shops, LS 64 and LS 67 which were under locks and keys.

A signage written on the store's front showed 'Bureau de Change.' However, several inquiries about the owner(s) of shop 64 indicated he had not been seen for a long time, as the plaza operators claimed the store had not been opened for business for almost two years. Several calls were put to the owner of shop 67 but there was no response.

The attention of the plaza’s chairman and some traders were drawn in order to force the shops open.No money was found in shop 67, but on the floor of shop 64, were heaps of “Ghana Must Go” bags loaded with cash.

Traders interviewed at the premises said they were not aware such amount was hidden in there since the place hardly opens for business.
The Commission has commenced an investigation to unravel the owner and source of the money.

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Do You Remember "The Sound Of Music" Actors? And 51 Years Later

7 children pictured starting from the oldest include: Charmian Carr (“Liesl”), Nicholas Hammond (“Friedrich”), Heather Menzies-Urich (“Louisa”), Duane Chase (“Kurt”), Angela Cartwright (“Brigitta”), Debbie Turner (“Marta”) and Kym Karath (“Gretl”), with Julie Andrews (as Maria) and Christopher Plummer (as Captain Von Trapp) were the main characters of the movie.
Releases in 1965 and 51 years later, "The Sound of Music" remain a memorable film of a sweet childhood.
The film was nominated for 10 Academy Awards, and won five Oscars, including awards for Best Picture and Best Director (Robert Wise).

Five decades later Christopher Plummer, 85 and Julie Andrew 79, remain active in Hollywood. 

Plummer played Gondolf in "Lord of the Ring" and Andrew has featured in many Disney cartoons

such as the "Shrek."

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