HeWrites: No doubt, every successful personality today had one time had it rough or gone through turbulent periods which are at times documented in pictures. This is the case of billionaire Tony Elumelu, Igbere TV reports.
The philanthropist and Chairman of United Bank for Africa (UBA) recently got many talking after he posted a throwback photo of himself.
He made the post on Twitter as he joined the 'How it started vs how it is going' social media challenge.
The tweet gained huge traction with over 53k likes as of the time of making this report.
Nigerians marvelled at how times have changed for the Harvard scholar, with many making funny remarks about his looks.
HeWrites: No doubt, every successful personality today had one time had it rough or gone through turbulent periods which are at times documented in pictures. This is the case of billionaire Tony Elumelu, Igbere TV reports.
The philanthropist and Chairman of United Bank for Africa (UBA) recently got many talking after he posted a throwback photo of himself.
He made the post on Twitter as he joined the 'How it started vs how it is going' social media challenge.
The tweet gained huge traction with over 53k likes as of the time of making this report.
Nigerians marvelled at how times have changed for the Harvard scholar, with many making funny remarks about his looks.
I take this “ In some cases, these gallant officers and soldiers are meted with the worst form of savagery by the heartless adversaries whose intent is to instill fear on of the citizenry” personal
We don’t call of this happenings in this country NEWS. There is this thing the government is instilling in our minds. Can we have the facial identities of the students been killed on a daily. At this point of information and technology I guess about 67% of Nigerian citizens have databases.
[quote author=OldNairalander post=101102213]This guy too exposed himself Guerrilla warfare is a hidden war and not a show of force and macho I respect all freedom fighters. R.i.p to Nelson Mandela, Che Guevara, Ojukwu, Ikonso and others.
I'm an advocate of peaceful revolution though.
How can we have a peaceful breakthrough from all of this mess happening in Nigeria, when we don’t even love each other, some persons in this revolutionary group are saboteurs.. we will all keep dying effortlessly if this can’t be resolved.
2shaw: I did badoo scam as far back s 2014. I started off on Eskimi,but Eskimi boys became wise,b4 I entered badoo, then badoo never dey do verification of profile,but dem dey kill acct very quick. I chop card tire,10k,20k,30k my highest pay was 60k and na one aboki do transfer from atm. Of cos mine was bbm and calling.i miss bbm sha. I go bomb the whole of badoo drop bbm pin,see ppl dey add me.both babes and men. I stopped in 2015 sha.face yankee
Lovethaa: I don't know why some people derive joy In scamming people .And if u want to choose scam as a career atleast be good at it .
I was chatting with this babe I met online and when I asked for video calls , she claimed her phone camera is bad.. plus I know there is a trick fraudsters use when doing video calls .. so I asked for her to place her hands on her knees and she sent me this pic.... Pls my fellow Nairalanders I might be wrong but is this a woman's hands¿?
But oh bob... the camera wey get fault, still provide better quality picture.
Why call the DPO in charge? When you know this is as a result of bad governance. Love the black show love to the black, so a black youth won’t have to “kill” to survive..
Connecting dots Three women Unknown gunmen On the road obviously Female military officer drives a Toyota The other two ? Unknown destination Two reported Investigations going on Who and what was the reason for the target??
[quote author= post=100606911]What a very sad incident. The young man died because it is his time to leave this world, not because of what he posted.
We don't know how long all these yeye bloggers must have spent perusing his social media account just to find some of his post to justify the foolishness and rubbish they post on their yeye blogs, cos they know some people will always be there to help them circulate their innuendos.
RIP Kamsi. May God give your family the fortitude to bear this huge loss. One day, We all gonna die![/quote]Exactly!! that was the time of sequence he was to leave this world. No mortal knows what’s after death.
Why should we give these men in high places reason to steal from us. The rector is ready to sky rocket the budget from just tyre and chairs wey student burn. So full two buildings burn down na wa ooh
Despirado121: Music producer and owner of Mavin Records Don Jazzy has said he will be celebrating his 38th birthday with 20 fans who use VBank, Igbere TV reports.
The 37-year-old revealed this in an Instagram post also adding that the celebration will be sponsored by his VBank family.
He said he will be picking the winners on Monday night in an Instagram live session.
Don Jazzy has been a big promoter of VBank since it was launched.
Igbere TV reports that VFD Microfinance Bank unveiled the VBank product earlier this year with the intention of making it Nigeria’s first truly virtual bank.
Born Michael Ajereh, Don Jazzy has signed several artistes to his record label including; Tiwa Savage, Rema, Dija, Korede Bello, among others.
Plix oh did anyone see the flat tyre in the first photo??
LawLab247: And you were busy taking pictures, selfies and doing video. A normal human's instinct would be to rush her to the nearest health facility. But then, that's for normal humans.
And then with the failed health system, that would ask for police report less no medical assistance.
sapphiere: Flamboyant Zimbabwean socialite and businessman, Genius Ginimbi Kadungure, who died in a road accident on Sunday, November 8, will be buried in a Versace coffin today, November 14, 2020,
Recall there were unconfirmed reports that the socialite had bought the coffin a week before the tragic accident claimed his life and two others including the popular and Video Vixen Mitchelle Amuli known as Moana.
According to Zimbabwean media, Ginimbi’s family debunked the previous reports and have revealed he will be buried in a Versace coffin at his Domboshava mansion today.
It's alleged that the Versace coffin costs between $5000 to $12000.
Mihaug: iphone na efizzy, e no near wetin android phones fit do, I use my Samsung android for my work (designing, forex trading, photoshopping, editing, typing etc), and many other things,
i was gifted an iPhone 11 recently, I jus put simcard leave am dia for like a month, after my sister returned from school, she carry am waka go
We just don’t need this now, let’s deal with our contentment. We are just too greedy and hypocritical that’s why the government can do those things and call it “THOINGS”
Treasure7515: The Inspector-General of Police, Mohammed Adamu, in a press conference held October 11, 2020, has announced the disbandment of the Special Anti-Robbery Squad (SARS).
The IGP says officers captured under the special police unit, SARS, will now be deployed for other purposes and a new anti-robbery squad with the same objectives as SARS to be named later.
envoymedia: Mob Beat NDLEA Officer To Death In Adamawa After Suspected Drug Dealers Raised False Alarm (Photos)
IgbereTV reports that an official of the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA) Samuel Birma was allegedly attacked and beaten to death by a mob in Adamawa after suspected drug dealers raised a false kidnap alarm.
Birma and his colleague were conveying some drug suspects arrested in Michika, to Yola when they were attacked by a mob in Hong.
The suspected drug dealers incited the mob, claiming they have been kidnapped and the mob descended on the anti-narcotics officials, killing Birma and injuring his colleague.
Late Birma, who was popularly known as Mbakwe hailed from Hildi in Hong local government area of the state.
“On arriving, being a weekly market day of the town, the suspects raised an alarm, shouting that they (were) kidnapped and solicited for help, thus raised the curiosity of people particularly their cohorts,” a source told newsmen.
“While efforts made by the NDLEA officials in identifying themselves with the presentation of staff identity card fell on deaf ears, the perpetrators descended on them with dangerous weapons killing one of the NDLEA officials on (the) spot and set his lifeless body on fire while the other official was macheted and sustained high degree of injury." the source added.
Spokesman of the Adamawa State Police Command, DSP Suleiman Nguroje, who confirmed the incident on Thursday, October 8, said an investigation has commenced to unravel those behind the act.
“As I’m talking to you now, the doctor has already confirmed that one of the NDLEA (officials) attacked was killed and the other one was responding to treatment, and that the Commissioner of Police has directed the immediate investigation into the matter with immediate effect,” said Mr Nguroje.
"The outcome of the investigation will be made public and law will take its course, arrests will be made and whoever is behind the act will be prosecuted,” he added.
A brother to the deceased official, Ayuba Birma, prevailed on the authorities to fish out the perpetrators of the act and make them to face the law.
IgbereTV reports that friends of the deceased have took to social media to mourn Birma's death.
Nelly4you: Sometimes, those who sell things by the roadsides appear to be very rude, ill-mannered and uncultured. When a customer notices this, it annoys the customer and some might even stylishly leave the seller to buy from another customer. On the other hand, there are some other petty traders and hawkers who are extremely well-mannered, friendly, and rewardable.
Today, a man named Mr. Ijiomah Chinedu Marksman took to his social media page, Facebook precisely to share his experience with a groundnut seller. This man said he was driving across the streets while leaving for work when he came across a young boy who sells groundnut.
According to what Mr. Chinedu made public on Facebook, the young boy who sells groundnut told him to please purchase from his product. Mr. Chinedu said he immediately felt like testing how cultured or well trained the boy is. So, he told him he isn't interested in buying his groundnut. Instead of being angry over what Mr. Chinedu said like some other hawkers, the groundnut seller quickly replied by telling him to taste his groundnut so he'd buy when next he passes by. The boy's exact statement goes that:
"Oga, take this one as testing, next time you buy na."
For saying this, Mr. Ijiomah Chinedu felt really impressed about the boy and took to rewarding him for being a credible street boy. He however gave the boy a fifty thousand naira cash for being well-mannered.
Having seen this, what do you all feel about the man who rewarded the boy? If you were in his shoes, what would you have done for the young groundnut seller?
Also, have you ever had a good or bad encounter with any hawker which you can share here? If yes, share and let's learn.