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congratulations PA Ayo Adebanjo. you have been a source of wisdom to us all. Awoist papa.

nice one from PA Ayo Adebanjo the great legend and anchor or restructuring in southwest region.

Elder statesman and one of Nigeria’s leading voices, Chief Ayo Adebanjo, is set to unveil his thought-provoking autobiography titled ‘Telling It As It Is’
The 24-chapter book which will be launched at a symposium on Tuesday, 3 April, 2018 at Harbour Point, Victoria Island, Lagos is the expression of Chief Adebanjo’s inner thoughts, experiences and the aspirations and challenges of the ‘Awoist’ philosophy.
It represents the 90th birthday celebration of the political activist and close associate of Chief Obafemi Awolowo.
The symposium will also feature a panel session with the former chairman, Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC), Professor Attahiru Jega; the chief executive officer of RED, Adebola Williams, Lawyer, Saadat Aliyu; and CEO-Director, Heritage Alliance, Pamela Braide.
In a statement, Chief Ayo Adebanjo explains that the book reflects stories that have been told in response to pressures and requests by contemporaries, friends, and younger Nigerians – a narrative about growing up in a world of struggles, determination, perseverance and persistence.
“I have had the grace and privilege of experiences from the past 89 years and those years have taught me lessons worth sharing. These years have taught me significant lessons; chief of which are loyalty to a leader and commitment to a cause. And for me, loyalty is not blind, even though it has been total and undiluted. The book is about a life of travails and triumphs; an admixture of failures and successes – so no embellishments, no cover-ups, no exaggerations and superlatives, and no concoctions,” he said.
The author also explained that the book traverses several phases in the evolution and development of Nigeria, the political infrastructure in a nation struggling to establish itself, and the roles of several individuals and leaders who have been part of the country’s historic evolution.
Chief Ayo Adebanjo, one of Nigeria’s great nationalists, has been actively involved in politics since 1951 with the formation of the Action Group Youth Wing. He has dedicated his life to fighting for a better Nigeria, establishment of true federalism, and national restructuring. https://www.pressnewsng.com.ng/2018/03/chief-ayo-adebanjo-set-to-reveal-all-in.html?m=1

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source:https://www.pressnewsng.com.ng/2018/03/defend-your-country-defend-your.html

"There is an attempt at ethnic cleansing in the state and of course some rural areas in Nigeria. We must resist it. We must stop it. Everyone of us must rise up.....The Armed Forces are not neutral. They collude with the armed bandit that kill Nigerians......Defend your country, defend your territory, defend your state!"- Gen. TY Danjuma, 24th March, 2018.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ecr1MgfS-Ng

ochardbaby:
People beg for food in the ��

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comshots:
It's not all sperm that are good in treating pimples.What about low sperm count?

well it's part of the sperm too. sperm is sperm.

omololu2020:
Shey nah her sperm she use abi which sperm

she might be using the both.

MonPro:
No wonder my varsity girlfriend usually added my semen to her lotion those days. She was even a student in physiology.

is she fresh till today? is she miss Nigeria?

Winner4Life:
Hmm. They said it is efficacious when used for money ritual too.

that is my concern too. why are they using it as money rituals and evil concoctions too.

A young girl plays on a safety rail at the carpark in front a local department store on Sunday, July 23, 2017, in Pyongyang, North Korea. Wong Maye-E (Associated Press). source: business insider.

That Freedom Is Far From Reality For Many Still In Kim Jong Un's North Korea.
A Schoolgirl Walks By As North Korean Students And Volunteers Work To Repair The Water Supply System In Haeju, Capital Of The South Hwanghae Province Hit By Floods And Typhoons On October 1, 2011.
Source: Reuters/Damir Sagolj

"I Understand You Still Keep Those Crutches As A Reminder Of How Far You Have Come," Trump Said During His State Of The Union Speech. "Seong-Ho's Story Is A Testament To The Yearning Of Every Human Soul To Live In Freedom."
Wooden Crutches Of North Korean Defector Ji Seong-Ho Which He Used When He Defected, Are Seen In Seoul, South Korea, August 13, 2017.
Source: Reuters/Kim Hong-Ji

Ji Left His Homeland In 2006, Crossing Thousands Of Miles On Crutches After Enduring Years Of Hunger, Grievous Injuries After Falling On Train Tracks, And Torture At The Hands Of North Korean Police.
North Korean Defector Ji Seong-Ho Gives An Interview In The News Briefing Room At The White House In Washington On January 31, 2018.
Source: Reuters/Leah Millis

One Soldier Defected Last Year, And His Fellow Soldiers Shot Him Five Times As He Made His Escape. Surgeons In South Korea Then Made A Shocking Discovery As They Rushed To Treat His Wounds — His Bowels Were Riddled With Long, White Worms.
Source: Business Insider

And There's Not Much Access To The Internet — People Make Do With A Closed-Off Computer Network System Accessible In Only A Handful Of Places, Like This Library In Pyongyang.
People Read At The Grand People's Study House On Monday, July 24, 2017, In Pyongyang, North Korea. Wong Maye-E (Associated Press)
Source: BBC

"There Are Nearly No Fat People In North Korea," Chu Told Business Insider. "Everyone Looks Very Thin."
People cool down at a train carriage door on August 24, 2015, North Korea.
Source: Xiaolu Chu/Getty

Another Disturbing Aspect Of North Korean Life Are Its Notorious Prison Camps Where Ordinary Citizens Are Kept Trapped In Appalling Conditions, Often Over Minor Infractions That Wouldn't Even Be Considered Crimes In Other Countries.
Jongo-Ri Prison Camp In North Korea Google Earth
Source: Washington Post

Poverty And Hunger Are Most Acute In North Korea's Countryside. An Estimated 41% Of The Population, 10.5 Million People, Are Believed To Be Undernourished.
The Evening Sunlight Falls On The Face Of A North Korean Woman As She Rests By The Pothong River On Sunday, July 23, 2017, In North Korea. Wong Maye-E (Associated Press)
Sources: Business Insider, The New York Times

Childhood In North Korea Is Particularly Difficult. Many Children In Rural Areas Have To Work On Farms And Much Of The Country's Economic Output Is Driven By Forced Labor.
A North Korean Boy Holds A Spade In A Corn Field In Area Damaged By Floods And Typhoons In The Soksa-Ri Collective Farm In The South Hwanghae Province September 29, 2011. Damir Sagolj/Reuters
Sources: Business Insider, Human Rights Watch

But It's More Rare To Capture Photos That Show The Flip-Side Of Military Life — Soldiers Are Often Malnourished Or Ill Because Of Lack Of Food Availability And Rigorous Training.
A North Korean Soldier Kicks A Goat On The Banks Of The Yalu River Near Sinuiju On July 5, 2009.
Source: Reuters

Defections Aren't Uncommon, Though The Number That Crossed The South Korean Border Dropped Sharply In 2017 To 1,127, Down 21% From The Previous Year.
A North Korean Soldier Keeps Watch On November 27, 2017 In Front Of Their Guard Post Just Next To A Spot Where A North Korean Defected. Reuters/Kim Jong-Hi
Source: Quartz

One Of The Most Telling Aspects Of North Korean Life Is Its Military. Kim Jong Un Loves To Show Of The Country's Military Might, Holding Flashy Parades And Showing Off Propaganda Photos Of Vast Armies Of Marching Soldiers.
Source: Damir Sagolj/Reuters

One Getty Photographer, Xiaolu Chu, Traveled Through North Korea By Train In 2015 And Said He Noticed Scores Of People In Rural Villages Begging For Money. He Shared Some Of His Photos With Business Insider.
A Little Boy Begs For Food On The Platform In Hamhung Railway Station On August 21, 2015 In Hamhung, North Korea.
Source: Xiaolu Chu/Getty

The Hermit Kingdom Is One Of The Most Closed-Off Places In The World, And Has Experienced Increasingly Severe Food Shortages In Recent Years.
Damir Sagolj/Reuters
Source: Business Insider

The Worms, Some Of Which Reached 11 Inches Long, Showed Just How Poor Conditions In North Korea Are. The Country Still Uses Human Excrement To Fertilize Its Crops, Which Can Spread Parasites.
The Defector's Surgeon Presents His Findings.CNN
Sources: The New York Times, Business Insider

Malnutrition Affects A Shocking Amount Of Children — Roughly 28% Of Kids Under Five Years Old Have Stunted Growth.
South Korean Christian Yoo Dae-Sung Holds Photos Of What He Says Are Starving North Korean Children At A Rally In Seoul Criticizing The Infringement Of Human Rights In North Korea On December 9, 2009. Reuters/Choi Bu-Seok
Source: The New York Times

North Korea' s Kim Jong Un is one of the most difficult leaders in the world, who has strongly kept a close watch over the affair of his country including the media and restricting his citizens of the things they should know globally.
These shocking photos by Business Insider, The New York Times, GETTY, BBC, Reuters, Quartz, Washington Post and The White House show how the country lives in poverty, how the government tightly controls most aspects of life.
It was also claimed that tens of thousands of people are held as political prisoners in the country.
See the pshocking hotos and read the captions below: https://www.pressnewsng.com.ng/2018/03/here-are-20-shocking-photos-of-north.html