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Those guys are talented with the most affordable type of mentality. U took politics all the way to the house of God

which number did dis one fall to
Coz I heard he got 3 of them warming his bed

Oga o

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ONE of the leading Nigerian performing poets,
Dike Chukwumerije, has lent his voice to the calls for unity in Nigeria in the midst of recent calls by styled representatives of ethnic groups calling for dissolution of the country.

Speaking ahead of his next “Made in Nigeria” performance poetry show slated to hold at
Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife on July 29,
2017, Dike described the calls as unwarranted
because the average Nigerian today is a product of shared experiences drawn from multiple sections of the country and the uniqueness of the character of the Nigerian is a result of his/her interactions with other Nigerians over time.
“Call me what you will, but Nigeria is my mother.

She is responsible for it all. If I amaze you with this ability to constantly pull light out of darkness, to combat recession with a heady mixture of kokoma and gyration, to climb out of any pit you throw me into, and instantly become recognizable anywhere I go, it is also because of this, that I was shaped by her contradictions and forged in the fierce furnace of her womb, so that somewhere on my soul, burned into its very essence, is a stamp no adversity or hate-filled speech will ever erase… And it reads, simply: ‘MADE IN NIGERIA’”,

Dike said while speaking to journalists recently, emphasizing the need to avoid that dangerous tendency to stereotype others that has been at the root of many of Nigerian’s modern conflicts.

Olosho Association of Nigeria

The Nigerian Sex Workers Association has called on the Federal Government to decriminalise prostitution, saying such would curb the spread of HIV. The association added that HIV infection had continued to increase because the government treated prostitution as a crime.
It stated that law enforcement agents, especially the police, consequently harassed sex workers and sometimes demand sex without using condoms.

The National Coordinator of the association, Amaka Enemo, said this in Abuja on Wednesday during an interview with journalists at the presentation of a report titled, ‘Understanding the High Risk of Urban Sexual Networks in Nigeria.’ Enemo was said to have played an active role in gathering information for the report, which was compiled by the National Agency for the Control of AIDS, the University of Manitoba, United States, and the World Bank. She said, “Sex workers face violence, especially from their clients and law enforcement agents.

Sex work is seen as a crime and the police raid streets and brothels to arrest sex workers. They collect money and if the girl cannot pay money, she will have to give sex to the policemen. If the law enforcer does not want to use condom, the sex worker has to agree and this is why HIV is on the increase. “So, in this study, all the sex workers we interacted with said their biggest trouble was law enforcers.” The 36-year-old said several studies had shown that countries where prostitution is not illegal had lower cases of sexually transmitted diseases, while Nigeria, where it is illegal, had one of the highest rates of HIV in the world.

She said sex work should be made legal, and government should not saddle sex workers with the responsibility of paying tax. Enemo said, “When I visited Amsterdam (Holland), I was able to visit the red light district where sex workers work because prostitution is legal there.

I have also visited New Zealand where they have decriminalised sex work. “When you decriminalise it, there will be less exploitation of sex workers and the violence will reduce.” Emeno said since HIV is a communicable disease and had no cure, sex workers should be given proper treatment and not victimised.

She said an infected sex worker could directly or indirectly infect as many as 100 people, adding that the government must not hound, but partner them. Emeno added, “Decriminalise the work so that all of us will be healthy. It might interest you to know that Nigeria has the second highest risk of HIV worldwide and we are hoping to get to zero before 2030.
“How can it end when the drivers of the epidemic are being criminalised?” In his remarks, the Director, Strategic Knowledge Management, NACA , Dr Kayode Ogungbemi, said sex workers must be taken seriously since married men also patronised them.
He said the message of use of protection must also be taken to mega stores and other places where sexual relationships began. Ogungbemi added, “This report looks at the history of casual sex, transactional sex and commercial sex.

If we do not reach these women, the infection will continue to spread. So, we must teach these women the use of condoms and going for HIV tests because if we don’t do that, they will continue to spread it. Even married people patronise them.”

Also speaking, the Country Coordinator, Centre for Global Public Health, University of Manitoba, Dr. Kalada Green, said the exercise, which was funded by the World Bank, was done in order to improve the efficiency of HIV prevention methods.

when polithiefcians are getting away with Billions

A Minna magistrate’s court in Niger State, yesterday, sentenced a butcher, Abdulrahman
Umaru, to 30 days imprisonment for stealing a goat. Umaru, 28, was earlier arraigned on a count charge of theft, contrary to Section 287 of the Penal Code.

In her ruling, Magistrate Amina Musa said the prosecution had proved its case against the
accused beyond reasonable doubt and that she had also taken note of the guilty plea of the accused. Musa, therefore, convicted Umaru of the offence and sentenced him to 30 days in prison. The magistrate, however, gave the convict an option of N5,000 fine.

Musa also ordered Umaru to pay N25,000 to the complainant as restitution for the goat that was stolen.
The prosecutor, Inspector Alfred Auta, had told the court that one Amina Mohammed of Maitumbi in Minna had reported the matter at the police station on July 24.

Auta said Mohammed reported that Umaru had stolen a goat belonging to her, valued at N25,000 and slaughtered it in a uncompleted building.

When the charge was read to Umaru he pleaded guilty, but urged the court to show him mercy.
Consequently, the prosecutor urged the court to summarily try the convict in line with Section 157 of the Criminal Procedure Code.

He also prayed the court to order Umaru to pay
N25,000 as restitution to the complai-nant for the stolen goat.

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The World Bank on Thursday said that the role of
Lagos to Nigeria’s stability and growth could not
be overemphasized, as the State remains the
economic gateway to the country and for the rest of
the world. Lagos State Governor, Mr. Akinwunmi Ambode Country Director of World Bank, Mr. Rachid
Benmessaoud who spoke when he paid a courtesy
visit to Governor Akinwunmi Ambode at the Lagos
House in Ikeja, said the giant strides being recorded
by the present administration in the State had
received global attention, adding that the World Bank was proud to be part of the transformation. “Nigeria needs Lagos, Lagos is a huge part of the
growth for the country and the growth is about job
creation and stability of the country. We are really
honored to have been your partner and we would
be honoured to continue the partnership. “We really acknowledge the national, regional and
local importance of Lagos being the gateway to
Nigeria and for the rest of the world. There is a
success story that is being told not only in Nigeria
but globally and that success story is really thanks
to the leadership that you (Ambode) brings in with a clarity of vision and also the speed by which you
take decisions and implement programmes and
projects,” Benmessaoud said. He attested to the fact that the engagements the
World Bank have had with Lagos have been unique
in Nigeria, noting that as the existing partnerships
were coming to a close, they were looking at other
opportunities to build on the positive momentum
and partner the State on its urban regeneration drive. “We are closing our ongoing portfolio which is
very small right now, we would very much like to
support you and go for the next generation of
programmes that are responsive for your vision.
We are very pleased to partner with you as you set
an agenda for a transformative State,” He said the visit to the Governor, therefore, was to
explore ways to build on the existing partnerships
in the areas of transportation, energy and the
environment towards meeting the growing
demands of residents as well as attract more
investors into the State. “The objective of the visit is to maintain and
capitalize on the positive momentum that we have
created through our partnership over many years
and also to see how we can leverage that
partnership in helping you, supporting you
achieving your vision for the urban transformation in Lagos State that will enable you to create a
livable city, bringing more jobs that will not only
retain and expand the existing businesses but also
attract new businesses and generate more revenue
for the State and attracting the private sector,” he
said. Responding, Governor Ambode thanked the World
Bank for their partnership over the years, noting
that they have contributed immensely to the
success story of Lagos State, especially in the
transportation sector. Alluding to the fact that Lagos was the first State in
Nigeria to receive budget support from the World
Bank, the Governor commended the successful
execution of the three Development Policy
Operations (DPOs), saying that the State has been
able to show evidence that the partnership had been very successful. “It’s been very fruitful and we’ve become
totally responsive to ensure that whatever it is that
we are getting in terms of support from multilateral
institutions, we show credibility also to show that
we plan well for such support and we are willing to
also continue to abide by international standard to ensure that whatever it is we are getting as
support, it is used for the common good of every
citizen in Lagos which is the whole essence of
service,” the Governor said. Governor Ambode also said that his administration
has fashioned out a work plan to integrate water,
rail and road transport system to evolve a viable
means through Lagosians can commute within the
State with ease. “I think the new sets of proposal are the kind of
strategy we should put for Lagos State and that’s
what this visit speaks to. I will like to see a strong
support in the transport sector, so that we have
support for water, rail and other infrastructure that
goes with it. Like I said, we already have a work plan that integrates the three together which we
would share with the World Bank and also improve
on our discussions in terms of advisory
management, financing and also different kind of
support that ultimately help us to deliver the
dividends of democracy that we actually promised our people. “We are very serious that we want to improve on
transportation, improve on environment and also
power because we believe that’s the whole
essence of making the State investor friendly. We have improved a lot on security and we just
think that moving 23 million people on a daily basis
in a comfortable way would mean that we will
have to integrate our transport management
system in such a way that you can move actually
on water, using the rail also and then the road,” he said.

A 35-year-old man, Uche Chukwuka, who allegedly battered his wife and threw her down a two-storey building, appeared before a Yaba chief magistrate’s court in Lagos yesterday. The accused, who lives in Idi-Oro, Mushin, Lagos, is standing trial on a two-count charge, bordering on assault.
Chukwuka pleaded not guilty to the charge. The prosecutor, Inspector Godwin Oriabure, told the court that the offence was committed on June 20 at about 7:30p.m. at the residence of the accused.
He explained that the accused committed the offence, following a heated argument with his wife that led to a fight. According to Oriabure, “the accused beat up his wife and pushed her off a two-storey building, which caused her grievous bodily harm.” Magistrate O. S. Aka-Bashorun, granted Chu-kwuka N500,000 bail with two sureties in like sum.
He said one of the sureties must be a community leader or Eze Ndigbo, whose name must be in the gazette of the Lagos State Government and adjourned the case until August 8.

Ghana has successfully launched its first
satellite into space.

GhanaSat-1, which was developed by students at All Nations University in Koforidua, was sent into orbit from the International Space Centre. Cheers erupted as 400 people, including the
engineers, gathered in the southern Ghanaian city to watch live pictures of the launch. The first signal was received shortly afterwards. It is the culmination of a two-year project, costing
$50,000 (£40,000). It received support from the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA). The satellite will be used to monitor Ghana's coastline for mapping purposes, and to build capacity in space
science and technology.
Project coordinator Dr Richard Damoah said it marked a new beginning for the country. "It has opened the door for us to do a lot of activities
from space," he told the BBC. He said it would "also help us train the upcoming
generation on how to apply satellites in different
activities around our region. "For instance, [monitoring] illegal mining is one of the
things we are looking to accomplish.
Source BBC

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Olasco93:


The code is *474*1#
Just dial the code on your airtel sim, if your sim is qualified, you'll get "you don't have sufficient balance..."
.
If your sim is not qualified you will get a message like; "you're not qualified for this offer... Or some similar..."
Note that you can accumulate the data for example, you can only subscribe once in a day meaning you can subscribe from Monday to Friday that is 5GB for #500 and use the data Saturday and Sunday. Each subsription is valid for 7days. And you can top-up/accumulate it if the validity day draws near.
I hope this helps.

thanks though am nt qualified

Olasco93:
I use MTN #600 for 1GB which has 3months validity. I usually buy from those SME Data resellers.
Also, I sometimes subscibe for Airtel 1GB for #100 usable only on weekends (Saturday and Sunday) only.

pls ao did u do the weekend plan pls

shedy03:
MTN 3G for N1000(double data promo), subscribe twice in a month.
every weekend, I sub airtel 1G for N100 weekend plan. for sharp movies download.

pls how do u do it pls reply my post pls

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Once upon a time, time time
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in Ekiti here the state police EKSTMA were named after him due to there Green uniform
RiP Dude

see dat small boy he dey OBS

LesbianBoy:
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so u use Europa to judge Aaaaa see u

Edenoscar:
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