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Nigerian singer, Mocheddah revealed her near death experience with Asthmatic attack she encountered for many years. She made this known via a snapchat post, revealing how she suffered with the breathing disorder. Mocheddah shared a photo of an inhaler with a warning to other people living in an asthmatic condition, as seen below. The beautiful singer also thank God for her life in conclusion of the post. Source: http://www.asbgistng.com/2017/05/mocheddah-recounts-near-death.html cc: lalasticlala, mynd44, dominique
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[quote author=akhis post=13647637]Even at that, some phrases that been used as this, come up under explanations in the dictionary. I just want someone to analyses and confirm if its right to use. [/quote its an idiom |
Nigeria’s Anne-Marie Imafidon, 27, will be decorated by Her Majesty, Queen Elizabeth II with the prestigious honour of Member of the Order of the British Empire (MBE) on May 19. The 27-year old whose father is from Edo State in Nigeria will be honoured for her services to young women with speciality in Sciences, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM). An MBE is an award given by the Queen to an individual for outstanding service to the community or local hands-on service. Part of her contributions includes founding Stemettes, a social enterprise which inspires the next generation of women into pursuing careers in STEM in 2013. The enterprise which has attracted over 7000 young women from across the UK, Ireland and Europe has the objective to break barriers women who pursue a career in the field face. Stemettes which also grants awards to young women has programs workshops and events designed to introduce young women to STEM careers, concepts, and role models. Anne-Marie holds the record of being the youngest girl to ever pass two GCSE examinations for Mathematics and Information Technology and A-level computing at the age of 11 in Britain. Due to her high exceptional brilliance, she received a British Scholarship to study Mathematics at John Hopkins University at the age of 13 in 2003. At 15, in 2005, she started a degree program at the University of Oxford. At 17, she started a master’s degree at Oxford University graduating at 19 in June 2010. Imafidon who became the youngest ever graduate with a master’s degree speaks six languages and has worked with Goldman Sachs, Hewlett-Packard, Deutsche Bank, and Lehman Brothers. She is the older of the Imafidon children who have been dubbed ‘the smartest family in Britain’ as her younger siblings have equally broken records in Mathematics and sports. Imafidon’s rather unique achievements at a young age have stood her out as a person to watch out for by the British press. She was named on Evening Standard’s list of ’25 under 25s’ and a Guardian ‘Top 10 women in tech you need to know’. She was also the UK IT Industry & British Computer Society’s Young IT Professional of the Year in 2013. Imafidon will be honoured alongside three other Nigerians including Chris Ofili, an artist who gets a CBE for his services to arts. Elizabeth Nneka Anionwu, a Professor of Nursing, will also get an OBE for her services in nursing and the Mary Seacole statue appeal. Cadet Colour Sergeant, Jeremiah Oluwatosin Ayotunde, joins the list as he gets an OBE for his services to young people and the community of London. (NAN) Cc: Lalasticlala, Mynd44, Seun SOURCE: http://www.asbgistng.com/2017/05/anne-marie-imafidon-receive-mbe.html
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Little children in Abia South Senatorial District, Abia State in a video swore to die for the restoration of Biafra. The children also praise Ekiti State Governor Ayodele Fayose, Femi Fani-Kayode, and the leader of the Indigenous People of Baifra (IPOB), Nnamdi Kanu in the video. At the end of their presentation, they marched out singing "Holy Nnamdi Kanu is another savior." Watch the video below: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Ss_Y_PhDMg SOURCE:http://www.asbgistng.com/2017/05/abia-state-biafran-supporters-uses.html Cc: Lalasticlala, Mynd44 |
The Lagos State Government has ordered the Vehicle Inspection Officers (VIO) to vacant Lagos roads. Governor Ambode handed down the directive as a result of repeated public complaints and unfair harrassment of motorists by the agency. Details later... SOURCE; http://www.asbgistng.com/2017/05/ambode-orders-vehicle-inspection.html CC: Lalasticlala
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lol... so u still dey do MMM? Una nor dey word...na cos am... my peopleperish cos they lack knowledge...even God tell una tru us bloggers, una nor hear. we gave u guys details bout mmm, u guys didnt listen. Adeola Fayehun self do video and shwed u guys documentary of hw mavrodi was jailed eating peoples cash in russia his hometown una stillnor hear. say bloggers na bad belle...oya na Ruggedpen: |
photoshopped. the man on suit is driving not her... there is no right hand cars in UK cc: Lalasticlala |
mu'mu cant u see its photoshopped? there is no right hand vehicle in uk...uk is not china... the man on suit is the one driving kingreign: |
how come u didnt add beans to your list? whenever i eat beans or too many eggs, i fart alot! lol Opinionated: |
razzby:YOU ARE SO WRONG ABOUT THE WORD U USED "LAZY PEOPLE" UNLESS MAYBE YOU JUST TRYING TO BE CATCHY ON THE HEADLINE. BLOGGING FOR INSTANCE, IS NOT FOR LAZY PEOPLE. HAVE SEEN PEOPLE START A BLOG AND THEN GAVE UP BECAUSE THEY WERE LAZY. BLOGGING IS NOT FOR LAZY PEOPLE BUT FOR PEOPLE WHO ARE DETERMINE, PASSIONATE AND FOR THOSE WHO ARE RISK TAKERS. I CAN GO ON AND ON BUT LET ME STOP HERE |
The Indegenious People of Biafra, IPOB, has named and honored the governor of Ekiti state Ayodele Fayose the governor of Biafra. This was made known to newsmen (PUNCH), through its statement issued and signed by its media and publicity secretary Emma Powerful. Report holds it that Gov. Fayose was honoured in respect to his courage depicted during Nnamdi Kanu’s trial and circumstances that led to his bail. However, the statement reads thus, “We also acknowledge the immense contributions of the honorary Biafran Gov. Ayodele Fayose who did what no south-east or south-south governor had the courage to do,” the statement read. IPOB also commended Osita Chidoka and Femi Fani-Kayode, former aviation ministers; Chukwuma Soludo, Pat Utomi, Ike Ekweremau, deputy senate president; Enyinnaya Abaribe and others “for their support in the release of its leaders.” Vanguard http://www.asbgistng.com/2017/04/ipob-names-fayose-biafra-gov.html cc:Lalasticlala
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Boxing fans were proclaiming Anthony Joshua the new Muhammad Ali after a picture of their two most famous knockouts were circulated side by side on social media. Joshua stopped heavyweight legend Wladimir Klitschko in the eleventh round thanks in part to an explosive uppercut. It will go down as an iconic moment for the 27-year-old and many believe he could be as good and as big as Muhammad Ali. Boxing fans could not help but notice the resemblance between Ali’s knockout celebration and Joshua’s. See the photo below: Source: http://www.asbgistng.com/2017/04/boxing-fans-proclaim-joshua-new-muhammad-ali.html
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My favourite and beautiful Nollywood star actress has released her annual Christmas cards. Its beautiful... Checkout the pics below: Merry Christmas Empress! I love you very much... "Compliment to you all as we celebrate the birth of our Lord Jesus Christ! Whom later gave his life for us! The question is, what have we done in return to appreciate our Lord?its not too late to be thankful to him, rather than curse, hate, betray,envy,live a fake life, find fault n backstabbing others! Let's sit, think n make a change! Love ourselves , care for the needy , be our brothers keeper! Start by loving ourselves n the rest will fall in place! Merry Xmas all!" Empress wrote. https://www.instagram.com/p/BOVURuPjhEh/?hl=en Source: http://www.asbgistng.com/2016/12/empress-njamah-christmas-cards-2016.html
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Litesanti:i tire for the op o |
WOW...NICE BUT IT KINDA RISKY |
really? PRESIDENT? |
legendte:lol |
The wife of Rivers state governor, Eberechi Suzzette Nyesom-Wike shared love story of how she met her husband, Nyesom Wike in school. They are celebrating 17th marriage anniversary today! See the story as shared on Facebook by the Rivers state First Lady, below: "It's funny how life sometimes takes us where we never plan or expect to go. For three years, we sat in the same lecture rooms and halls but never passed a word between each other. It was only after I chanced upon his law note books in the possession of a mutual classmate that everything changed. At that time, the law books in our library were expired and in most cases not available and we had to find other means to report our Nigerian case law. Most of us resorted to copying from others who had lawyer friends they visited in chambers and while there, used their law reports/books. Thankfully, the situation is different today as not only has our Governor completed the long, abandoned building of the Faculty of Law, Rivers State University of Science and Technology, but he has also furnished it and equipped the law library with modern books, law reports and even e-resources. The current students there are lucky to benefit from this upgrade as theirs is now a standard Faculty of Law. It surprised me then, to realize that he was indeed a serious minded student and not as I had earlier perceived. His notes were up to date as he took time to report more cases than were cited by our lecturers, which necessarily meant better grades if you can put them all down in your answer sheets during tests and examinations. I immediately coveted that notebook and pleaded with my classmate to loan me the book after she had finished, promising to return it in two days. She refused. Another request with the promise to return it in one day as I was prepared to sit up all night copying those cases, was declined . My last plea to photocopy the notebook and return it immediately fell on deaf ears. She told me to seek the permission of the owner, with the belief that I wouldn't dare. And of course, she was right to think that as she knew that we had never once spoken to each other. At that point, I inquired from her, his name. She replied simply: "Wike". I wondered how odd that name sounded as I'd never heard it before. I also wondered how to approach him as I believed that he disliked me as much as I did him. But the desire to have that fully loaded note book was too strong. I could not give up without at least, making an attempt. As he passed by us, I called his name as I had just learnt: "excuse me, Wike". He froze and I noticed his shock and disbelief. I started putting my words together, expecting him to scowl at me, thinking in his head - "Oh! So you have decided to talk to me now that you need my notebook eh?' He didn't let me complete my request. He caught the drifrt so fast and he spoke to our mutual classmate, telling her to give me his note book after she had finished with it and he walked off. It was now my turn to be in shock! After I recovered, I started putting the heat on our classmate to give me the book asap. One borrowed book led to another and yet another borrowed book and soon after, we became friends. I got to see the hardworking, focused, studios and serious minded person he was and still is. Before Iong, there was a marriage proposal. I declined as I didn't see myself as the marrying kind but he wouldn't give up. He said to me that the moment he first set his eyes on me when he joined us in our second year out of the more than five years I was in that institution, he knew already that I was going to be his wife. That got me even more confused. Having noted all the qualities I had noticed in him, I knew that he was a man with very great prospects or potentials for success, as I'd told him then. I therefore decided to accept his proposal and took a chance, believing that he would make me a happy woman. Today, the 19th of December, marks the 17th year we have been together as a married couple. He is a man that has exhibited excellent taste .... no wonder he chose and continues to choose me . He promised to give me the world at that time but he has given me much more than I could have ever asked for. Our three adorable children are a testimony to that fact and I can't tell you enough, how fulfilled I feel. Please permit me to use this medium to share some of the life lessons I have learnt in these past 17 years of marriage, especially in reaching out to encourage our youths who have skewed perceptions about marriage. You have to make the right decision about your marriage. I made a decision to become a happy wife 17 years ago, by contributing to build a happy marriage. I learnt that marriage in itself doesn't make you happy. You have to make your marriage a happy one. Marriage is not what you get. Marriage is what you bring, what you give and what you do. There is no perfect marriage or perfect couples. Rather, when two imperfect friends honour and celebrate each other, they are empowered to build up a great blossoming marriage with flourishing children. Marriage, it has been said, is likened to an empty box that couples should labour to fill up with all the good things they want in their marriage - friendship, understanding, respect, love, etc. Love does not come packaged with any marriage. Love is in people and people put love in marriage. People infuse romance in marriage. Same thing with all the other values. A couple must practice the art and form the habit of giving, loving, serving, forgiving, rewarding, praising, and just keeping the marriage box full always. If you take more out and put less in, the box empties out. Let us challenge ourselves to work harder at achieving happier marriages. It will lead to more harmonious homes and communities and eventually a more prosperous and peaceful Rivers State. That is how powerful and endowed married couples are. I recall, after we became engaged, attending a conference at Christ Church in December, 1996 where Selwyn Hughes, the initiator of the daily devotional called "every day with Jesus" featured and spoke to the young ones (at that time) about marriage. I bought his book then titled: Marriage as God intended. Rev. Mossy Madugba authographed the book on his behalf and on my request as it wasn't possible for me to meet the author after the occasion. He wrote these words on the first page - "Blossom where you are planted". Indeed, I can say without any fear of any contradiction, that by the grace of God, I have blossomed and will keep blossoming where the Lord, God has planted me. Today, on this occasion of our 17th marriage anniversary, I celebrate my hardworking classmate, friend, lover and husband .... Nyesom Ezenbunwo Wike CON. We have been through thick, thin and thinner but just like old wine, it keeps getting better with time. Happy 17th Marriage Anniversary to you, my love. May we forever stay young in each others eyes." Source: http://www.asbgistng.com/2016/12/wike-wife-celebrates-17th-marriage.html
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KomonSense:hmm... use his blog contact page |
An audio recording has emerged allegedly portraying Governor Nyesom Wike of Rivers admitting to giving money to some electoral officials and threatening to kill them if they did not act to instructions. In the audio, published by Sahara Reporters, a supposed electoral officer is heard telling Mr. Wike that INEC officials were being intimidated from doing the governor’s bidding. “Intimidation by who now,” Mr. Wike was heard asking. The governor told the official to tell others to be courageous and do what was done in Ikwerre “Ikwerre did it, they couldn’t even do anything,” Mr. Wike was heard saying. The governor is also heard threatening to kill the officials if they do not do his bidding or return his money. “They should return what they gave them or I will kill them,” the governor was heard telling a supposed aide whom he asked to warn the unnamed INEC officials from deployed from Plateau. We could not verify the authenticity of the edited audio clip or when the discussions held. The Rivers re-run election, held on Saturday, was marred by violence, ballot box snatching and other electoral malpractices in many of the voting areas. A deputy superintendent of police was among the dead from the violence during the elections that pitted candidates of Mr. Wike’s Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) against those of Nigeria’s ruling All Progressive Congress (APC). Results of over half of the 21 legislative seats contested during the election have been announced by the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC), with the PDP taking a slight lead. The PDP won two of the three senatorial seats while the APC won one. Governor Wike’s spokesperson is yet to respond to our request for comments. Listen to the audio below. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=16g2FU2brmU Source: http://www.asbgistng.com/2016/12/audio-exposes-wike-kill-inec.html cc: Lalasticlala
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Kennyblues:imagine, is that wat am talking about? does that mean he shud be lying anyhow even on national paper? that fake packaging wud only push away his followers thats what am saying. about alexa ranking...dont look at that my dear... that tin is nonsense... do u knw u can pay them for a higher ranking? what do u know ? linda ikeji is 27 and loaded is 21 doesnt mean loaded get more traffic than linda. |
KomonSense:the blog is not mine, its Akeem Rotimi... am only his friend. |
KomonSense:wud love to but i don't know how |
DandyWalker:am sorry sir... my bad |
DandyWalker:mumu...login ur mmm and see it |
funny pics we see on Nairaland lol |
caprini1:lmao!!! you are correct! |
see comment...una too like food |
Sergey Mavrodi, the founder of Mavrodi Mondial Moneybox, popularly called MMM, has written an open letter to the Nigerian government warning them of the importance of the Ponzi scheme. This is coming after persistent warnings from government organs to Nigerians against participating in the scheme. The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) have previously warned Nigerians against participating in the scheme while the house of representatives also ordered an investigation into the operation of the scheme, in October. Mavrodi's letter was displayed on the page of all participants of the scheme. He warned the federal government that if the Ponzi scheme collapses, millions of Nigerians will suffer, noting that “MMM is their only means of livelihood”. He stated that the money being made from the scheme was being redistributed among Nigerians as a way of “restoring social justice”. The letter reads in part: “So far MMM has come under a constant attack from you. In this regard, I would like to ask you a few simple questions. Since you are concerned with the interests of millions of your fellow citizens, I hope that you would be so kind to answer them. “What are you trying to get? Do you want the MMM System to collapse and millions of people to suffer? Who will support them then if now MMM is their only means of livelihood? Will you? You even don’t pay wages to people? Or might you not care about them? Might you be using a trendy topic to make a good name for yourselves? What will you say to a mother who will have no money to buy food for her child? Will you let her child die for the sake of the higher interests of the economy? “You say that MMM is a scam. What is the scam here, if all members are warned in advance about all the risks, the possible and impossible ones? They know there are no investments at all. The warning is a red text on a yellow background placed on most prominent place of the website. “You say that MMM is bad. Why? Yes, it produces nothing, but nothing gets out of the country either. The money is just redistributed among the citizens of Nigeria. It gets from those who are richer to poorer ones, in this way restoring social justice. What’s wrong with that? “You have repeatedly stated that “it should be investigated!.. researched!..” It means you know nothing about this System yet; you even haven’t understood how it works. “And finally. If you know what is right for people, why is the life so bad in the country?” He further noted that the MMM “has been working in Nigeria for a year, and according to your estimates, the total number of members now is about 3 million people”. Source: http://www.asbgistng.com/2016/12/mmm-mavrodi-letter-buhari.html
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KomonSense:and whats that? |