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That time when b00bie still dey stand attention, nowadays, b00bie don loyal finish dey look shoe..

If you still dey suck ur girlfriend's b00bs, if you still dey chop indomie, Happy Children's Day to you..

Ur source abeg..

Happy buy day..

The looking crew is looking.






But, cum 2 tink of it; Pastor/Imam fit do d swearing in nah after all swear in na swear in..

Omooba77:
At least we have peace

atelsu..

Before nko??

NgeneUkwenu:
Ask Thisday and the TANiods!

*searching for TANiods but couldn't find any, scattering places, raising carpet's & rug's, scattering well arranged clothes still couldn't find any, raising Nge.neukwenu's skirt still couldn't find any. Please, can u refer me 2 any

NgeneUkwenu:
Wait till May 29th! I think Amaechi and Buhari have gone to London "fetch" Buhari

"Fetch ke?? Buhari na firewood or water ni??

Do Rule Of Law Exist In Nigeria??.. Wike Will Wike....D Amaechi Ameshit..

Nwata makata mma. Ife di mma rie m ego biko..

donnypool:
you didnt read the topic

kind of I must say..

[quote author=ihedioramma post=34115169][/quote]ur address please, he'll bring it dis evening.. #nigeriaacountryfullofungratefulcitizens

Senegalese-American musician, Akon, whose “Akon Lighting Africa” initiative is aimed at bringing electricity to some 600 million Africans on Tuesday declared the launch of new “Solar Academy”.

The academy, according to a statement by the group investing in solar power for the future could help to implant a viable platform to power homes that lacked electricity.

The institution is scheduled to open this summer in Bamako, Mali’s capital.

It would try to give African engineers and entrepreneurs the skills needed to develop solar power.

European experts will help to supply training equipment and programmes. “We have the sun and innovative technologies to bring electricity to homes and communities.

“We now need to consolidate African expertise,” said Samba Baithily, who founded Akon Lighting Africa with Akon and Thione Niang.

“The academy will aim to teach people how to install and maintain solar-powered electricity systems as well as micro-grids,” which are really taking off in rural Africa,’’Akon Lighting Africa said.

NAN reports that Akon is the performing name of the Senegalese-American singer Aliaune Thiam, whose 2004 debut album, Trouble, spawned the hit singles “Locked Up” and “Lonely”.

He is the son of jazz percussionist Mor Thiam, Akon spent his childhood in the US.

http://www.pmnewsnigeria.com/2015/05/26/akon-launches-solar-institute-in-africa/

The singer alongside Akon lighting Africa's project's team visited an energy factory in China to further enhance it's goal of providing electricity in Africa..

Anambra adibago mma, Nye Aka Ka Odi Mma..



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A Federal High Court in Lagos has ordered the more than 50 operatives of the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency to immediately vacate the Lagos residence of the senator-elect for Ogun East Senatorial District, Mr. Buruji Kashamu.

The NDLEA,  whose operatives had laid siege on Kashamu’s residence in Lagos since Saturday, said it had received a formal extradition request on Kashamu from the government of the United States of America and was coming to court to secure an extradition order.

But Justice Ibrahim Buba, in a bench ruling on Tuesday afternoon, pronounced the action of the NDLEA as sub judice and ordered the men of the Nigerian police to ensure that NDLEA operatives vacate Kashamu’s premises “without a free for all.

http://www.punchng.com/news/court-faults-ndleas-siege-on-kashamus-house/

Cc: Lalasticlala

The managing director and chief executive officer of Capital Oil and Gas Nigeria Limited, Ifeanyi Ubah, has attributed his gesture to release 13 million litres of fuel into the Nigerian market as his own contribution to the economic development of Nigeria.


In an interview monitored by Naij.com on Channels TV this morning, May 26, the former governorship aspirant in Anambra State faulted the decision of his colleagues in the Oil Marketers Association of Nigeria to embark on strike without adequately consulting him as a founding and executive member of the association.

Ubah said: “My concern was more about the welfare of Nigerians and the fact that many people were dying. We had to rescue MTN yesterday if not they would have shut down completely by now. We also had to rescue 13 hospitals because patients were dying.”

He also dismissed suggestions by some people that the action he took was political in order to avoid the new government of Muhammadu Buhari, beaming its searchlight on him.


According to Ubah:”I have no skeleton in my cupboard to hide. I am not afraid of the incoming government because I have not committed any crime. I do not regret my support for President Goodluck Jonathan in the last elections. It is about Nigeria not about any individual.

“I have built a political pressure group, the Transformation Ambassadors of Nigeria (TAN) that is bigger in size than many political parties and have a presence in virtually all the nook and crannies of Nigeria.”

Ubah also lamented the lack of support oil marketers receive from the Federal Government as well as the very difficult situations they face to import petroleum products.

He canvassed for the support of the downstream sector by the incoming government while also regretting that, his recommendations to the Ministry of Works regarding the gridlock in the Apapa axis were not given the needed attention.


Ubah said three weeks ago that the president-elect, Muhammadu Buhari, needs the Igbo people to succeed in his new role as Nigeria’s leader.


http://www.naij.com/446259-i-am-not-afraid-of-the-buhari-government-ifeanyi-ubah.html

donnypool:
VERY stupid of you. Who told you he is dead??

my mistke though, didn't go through it. Was kinda busy, BTW; edited..

Muhammadu Buhari is sworn in as Nigeria’s next president on Friday but he has a daunting to-do list after promising wholesale change during elections two months ago. Here are four key areas, otherwise termed enermies of his successful administration he will have to tackle when he takes office:

– Corruption –

Buhari
Buhari, 72, has said the corrupt and corruption will have no place in his administration, sparking fears of a wide-ranging crackdown similar to his previous time as military ruler in the 1980s. But he has pledged outgoing President Goodluck Jonathan has “nothing to fear” and there will be no witch-hunt against the former administration.
Some areas are likely to be too big to ignore, however, such as the running of the opaque, state-run oil firm, which is seen as riddled with corruption. Analysts predict Buhari will beef up existing anti-corruption agencies, while he has personally promised to declare his assets and liabilities for greater transparency and accountability.
Buhari’s All Progressives Congress (APC) estimates it could save three trillion naira ($15 billion, 13 billion euros) by streamlining government and plugging “leakages” in the system.

– Security –

Jonathan’s administration will be remembered
for the rise of Boko Haram Islamists, who left least 15,000 people dead and more than 1.5 million homeless in a six-year campaign of violence. Boko Haram is currently seen as on the run but security experts say the war is far from over, with sporadic attacks continuing and the likelihood the rebels could regroup in border regions.
Former army general Buhari has recognised the need for top-down reform to boost poor morale and end graft that hit military procurement, leaving troops ill-equipped to fight. But restructuring also needs to go hand-in-hand with social and economic programmes to tackle the root causes of the insurgency, namely lack of development and unemployment in the Muslim north.
Buhari has indicated he will maintain regional cooperation with Chad, Niger and Cameroon but he faces potential trouble on another front from former militants in the oil-producing southern Delta. Rebels wanting a fairer share of oil wealth have threatened to resume their activities against energy facilities in the region if a government amnesty programme is not extended beyond this year.

– Unemployment –

Nearly two-thirds of Nigeria’s population of more than 170 million is under 30. But unemployment is currently nudging 30 percent, despite strong overall rates of economic growth in recent years. Outgoing Finance Minister Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala in 2013 recognised the benefits of growth needed to be shared more equitably. The APC says some 110 million people still live in poverty.
Buhari’s administration has pledged to embark on a massive programme of industrialisation, including building railways, improving roads and ports, and improving crumbling infrastructure. But those programmes could be hamstrung immediately by lack of funds, with Nigeria hit hard by the slump in the global price of oil, on which it depends for 90 percent of foreign income.
Observers say diversifying the economy is a must, as is educational reform to improve skills. Some 10.5 million Nigerian children are currently out of school — the most in the world.

-Energy –

Last Friday, the government said Nigeria was producing just 1,327 megawatts of electricity — an all-time low and down even on Buhari’s last time in power in 1983-85. Reversing the country’s crippling power deficit is seen as key to driving economic growth but has evaded successive governments because of mismanagement, incompetence and vested interests.
Buhari is expected to decentralise, deregulate and privatise the transmission sector, opening it up to competition. The APC has reportedly promised to triple generation to 12,000 MW by 2019. He will also have to address the oil and gas sector and controversial subsidies paid to fuel importers who bring in petroleum products because of a lack of functioning refineries.
The government’s alleged non-payment of arrears saw fuel supply lines shut down in recent weeks, causing a crippling shortage that brought Nigeria to a near standstill.

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/05/four-great-enermies-buhari-must-terminate-after-being-sworn-in-friday/

That's d more reason I don't feel anything whenever our police Beast's In Black Are Gruesomely Killed By Armed Robbers or Otherwise.. Those people are extention site of armed robber's, even Nigeria laments that NPF is the worst thing that has happened to her..







Quick Recovery Adamu Mohammed..

With d the rate of unemployment in Nigeria now, I will advice him to take the 700K & look for a business 2 start up, because The last time i checked, unemployment don't differenciate a B.sc holder from a HND holder..






#myopinionthough

Abuja drops MW??..what is d fate of other places? Nigeria as a con3 is a joke