As you walk down the street or through a crowded room, you'll realise this scenario that happens too often–guys will stare at you but won't offer so much as a smile. If this has happened, you have probably wondered, "Why do guys stare at me but never smile?" It is perplexing behaviour that can leave you confused and unaware of what it means and what to do. TABLE OF CONTENTSIt is natural for guys to stare at you.

Amidst the reactions trailing the resignation of the former Anambra State Governor, Peter Obi from the opposition People’s Democratic Party, a former presidential aide, Reno Omokri has revealed what will become of him if he joins NNPP. This is coming a few hours after the campaign posters of Peter Obi alongside former Kano Governor Rabiu Kwakwaso surfaced online Meanwhile, it’s still unclear if Peter Obi has officially joined New Nigerian People’s Party, where Kwankwaso belongs.

Also known as Andy Leo, he is both the lead vocalist and keyboardist for the metalcore band Crown the Empire. He is joined in Crown the Empire by rhythm guitarist Brandon Hoover, lead guitarist Benn Suede and bassist Hayden Tree. Before Fame He is a self-proclaimed "geeky dude" who happened to meet his friends and bandmates during high school to form Crown the Empire in 2010. He was previously known professionally as Andrew Velasquez.

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Congo's prisons are notoriously overpopulated and hold around 20,000 people, according to the United Nations. A 2013 study by the U.N. mission in the country found the occupancy rate in the capital Kinshasa's main prison at more than 400 percent of capacity and documented multiple prison deaths from suffocation. Justice Minister Alexis Thambwe said about 1,200 low-level offenders who have served at least one-quarter of their sentences and received approval from the prison director and prosecutor-general would be freed in the coming weeks.