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Som wan canno play wit your husband again? Shei all na acting naaaa

nairalaila:
Actor Kunle Afod’s wife, Desola who took to Instagram to disclose that raising the 4 boys she has with with actor is frustrating, had a warning for actresses and upcoming actresses. 

Kunle Afod’s wife who noted that she has been quiet for long, dared actresses and upcoming acts who have had sex with her husband, to show up at movie locations with him and see how relaxed she will be. 

She wrote; 

For all the actress and upcoming actress that has bleeped with Baba Omiayo, I dare u all to be in the same location with him! Then u will see the relaxed Desola! Just because I have been quiet. 

This is coming after Kunle Afod in an interview with Punch, claimed that he turns down romantic roles because of his wife

https://lailasnews.com/actor-kunle-afods-wife-warns-actresses-having-sex-with-her-husband/

Apple playing catch up since they lost ground with the release of the first iPad. They better do the needful and buy off Xiaomi so they can make in roads into the Android market like Blackberry did

ibawon:
Now you killed me, you just made laugh out loud at work walai.

for shepple mind Apple just invent Dual Sim.

Esim my foot

macbeyland:
Maybe they are waiting for when exchange rate will be high so that they will hit you with their charges hammer.

I understand .....LMAO @bolded ...I can imagine. The thing is, this guy already mentioned that he's not a fan of 18.9 screen ratio, meaning he knows what he's after. I myself never liked 18.9 screen ration when Samsung first introduced it cause I was using a 5.5 inches screen phone back then and so loved it. Not even the Infinix Note 2 screen size attracted my attention. Let him decide and if possible, take a photograph of both phones (4 and 5) screen let him see the front too.

Gptech:
No ma'am, we are not disrespecting anyone's wish, just offering the best options, he has ' the yam, the knife, the pot, the firewood, etc' with him. We have seen cases like this before, in the last episode, someone was even blaming some of us for not trying to convince him enough, can you beat that !

I understand the guy's concern... width of the 18.9 VS 16.9 is smaller. For someone who enjoys reading on a phone would find it a bit difficult moving from a 16.9 to a 18.9 screen ratio. Again, I would say let's respect his wish. BTW I've used both screen ratio so I know

Gptech:
Have you compared them side by side? You better go for the note 5, I have both phones here, been using mine for over 1.5 years, I don't think anyone will try to convince you again, after all, it's your money. Battery is on par between both, camera, processing speed is far better on note 5. I took this pics for you to compare their sizes. The note 4 is a very good phone, but it's old, at it's price currently you only need to add very little to get the note 5, its the new kid in the block and all the attention and support showered on the note 4/4x are now being transferred to it.

Care sharing?

macbeyland:
Chai. I have spent months researching on a solution to something without knowing that all the while, the solution was right in front of me. I took action this morning before I discovered the solution.

Chai.

Thanks. I get it now.

timbros:
The store uses Aliexpress standard shipping. And that's the option I choose.

Aliexpress standard shipping uses Singapore post.

Wao! Thanks for this info.

Gptech:
Na dsame thing, AliExpress Standard Shipping uses Singapore post almost 100% of the time.

Hope they people that single-handedly bought the forms would single-handedly vote him back to power shaaaa

goldcoinhub:
President Muhammadu Buhari on Tuesday received his APC nomination form and expression of interest which was donated to him by a group of Nigerians.

The group, NCAN, had last week announced it bought the N45 million form for the incumbent president.

The form was presented to Mr Buhari at the State House, Abuja on Tuesday.

Read the president’s full speech below.

PROTOCOLS:

1. As I look around this room today, I am pleased to see many familiar faces as well as new ones. All united by a common vision of having a united, prosperous and secured Nigeria.

2. As a movement, our political journey started as far back as 2002. At that time, the country was still recovering from military rule. Although the country was united to protect its democracy, majority of Nigerians felt the then democratically elected government did not focus on addressing the challenges of the average citizen.

3. I recall some of you in this room visiting me in Kaduna and demanding that I come out of my second retirement to participate in politics. At that time, we felt our young democracy, and indeed our country, was heading in the wrong direction. Our resources were being wasted. The future of our children and their children was at risk.

4. I was a bit reluctant to be honest. You all remember my first retirement in 1985 started in a small bungalow in Benin City. After which I relocated to Kaduna to a slightly bigger house where I mostly stayed until 1994.

5. In 1994, I was asked by a Head of State to come out of retirement and serve my country as the Chairman of the Petroleum Trust Fund popularly known as the PTF. I was at the PTF until 1999 when I was asked to proceed on my second retirement.

6. Both retirements had one thing in common; the organisation I was heading was abruptly disbanded and my family life significantly disrupted. So naturally in 2002, I was reluctant to come out of this second retirement which I was enjoying in Kaduna with my family.

7. However, the argument put forward then was very compelling. The selfish-interest of our elected leaders superseded national interest. This needed to be changed. This change must be through democratic process as prescribed by our constitution. So we went to work. We campaigned hard and formed a credible opposition.

8. Nigerians voted, but when the results came out, we had lost by close to 12 million votes. The statistics did not add up.

9. We fought in the courts for over 2 years. Finally, the Supreme Court ruling was not in our favour. We accepted the results and I went back to Kaduna with the hope that we had seen the worst, and like all of us in this room continued to pray for better days ahead.

10. In 2006, many associates including some of you once again convened in Kaduna. This time, it was clear for all to see. The country was getting worst. The system remained engineered to favour the voted at the expense of the voter.

11. We came out once again with our simple mission to CHANGE things, since it was our desire that the dividends of democracy must be felt by all and not just a handful.

12. When the 2007 election results came out, we were told we lost by over 18 million votes. The election was a national disgrace. The international observers called it “charade”, “flawed” and “illegitimate”. Even the declared winners were embarrassed by the results.

13. Again, we decided to do the right thing. We went to court. And like in 2003, the Supreme Court upheld the results. This time, Nigerians were not deprived of their basic rights; it was actually stolen from them right in front of their eyes in broad daylight.

14. During the 2011 elections, things got a bit better compared to 2007. We only lost by 10 million votes, according to the electoral commission.

15. However, by this time, many Nigerians had lost hope. Our country was deteriorating at a very fast pace. The gap between the wealthy, rent-seeking ruling class and the rest of the country was widening astronomically.

16. By 2014, Nigeria, the most populous country in Africa and the largest economy by Gross Domestic Product could not feed itself or protect itself. It got to a state where government was borrowing to pay salaries although they had record breaking oil revenues.

17. As our country moved backwards, the world continued to push ahead.

18. Whether it was by design or through divine intervention, the Permanent Voters Card (PVC) was introduced for the 2015 elections.

19. The PVC became the saviour of Nigerians. This meant every Nigerian had an equal voice in elections and it brought an end to the impunity of the past.

20. Finally, the people’s voice could be heard and eventually was heard through the ballot box. Our dream for change, which started in 2002, became a reality.

21. We have come a long way in three years.

22. On the national security front, we have regained lost territory in the North East. We are decisively addressing new security challenges locally while maintaining our regional and international commitments.

23. On infrastructure development.

ü we are completing old rail and road projects and starting new ones;

ü we are reviving power projects that were abandoned for decades;

ü we are developing affordable housing projects across the country;

ü we have commenced the long overdue repairs and upgrades of our sea and air ports facilities

24. On food security, we have supported our farmers to produce. We have rehabilitated abandoned fertiliser plants. We have seen unprecedented investments in food processing. All these have led to a decline in food and other agricultural imports.

25. Our fight against corruption is also yielding results. The strict implementation of the Treasury Single Account has stopped leakages in government activities. Our aggressive anti-corruption campaign has shown that it is no longer business as usual.

26. Our social investment programme is:

ü feeding children in schools;

ü giving micro credit loans to entrepreneurs in the rural economy;

ü providing jobs for unemployed graduates;

ü providing cash to the most vulnerable and poorest Nigerians

27. Our economic recovery and growth plan has created the platform for a diversified, sustainable and inclusive economy for future generations.

28. We have also engaged the oil and gas sector to ensure investments continue in the upstream sector, while at the same time reducing scarcity and shortages of products in the downstream sector.

29. Ladies and gentlemen, these achievements over the past three years have not been easy. Corruption has been fighting back from both within and outside. But we held our ground.

30. Today, I am pleased to say the weakest ones amongst us, whose selfish expectations did not align with our selfless vision, have exited our party.

31. We now have a party of strong and patriotic individuals who are ready, willing and able to continue on this journey of building a strong, secure, self-sufficient and corruption free Nigeria.

32. I am honoured today to receive this nomination form which your members, from all over the country, contributed to buy. It is a gesture from an association of patriotic Nigerians, which I was made to believe comprises over three million members that believe in our principle of bringing the desired positive CHANGE in Nigeria.

33. Since my protest at the APC secretariat a few weeks back on the very expensive cost of the presidential nomination form, I have received many offers from different associations and organisations whose members were ready to pool their resources to buy me the form.

34. The 12 million members of the Rice Farmers Association offered to buy me a form. The members of the Fertiliser Producers Association also contacted my office with the same offer. Some members of the Independent Petroleum Marketers Association also offered to buy the nomination form. I can go on and on.

35. I am very touched by these gestures. And I want to assure you all that my commitment to our CHANGE agenda is as strong as ever.

36. As I accept this nomination form from NCAN today, I want to ask all the other groups who have offered to buy my nomination form to redirect their contributions to the Not Too Young To Run wing of the APC.

37. Nigeria is blessed with many talented and visionary youths who have a lot to contribute. Many of them may not be able to afford the nomination fees set by our party. Your contributions will go a long way in supporting the next generation of leaders.

38. I therefore would request that remaining funds raised to buy my presidential nomination form be used to support these young, competent and dynamic future leaders.

39. Once again, I thank you very much for this donation as I pray to God to give us all the strength and wisdom to continue to deliver our promises.

Thank you.

https://lailasnews.com/read-full-text-of-what-buhari-said-when-he-received-apc-nomination-form/

Please how did you select the Singapore Post? All I see is Ali Express Post or something, never had the Singapore Post option

timbros:
About to receive my fastest order yet in Aliexpress...

Ordered on 3rd and it's already in PH as of yesterday (10th). That's 7 days!

Singapore Post.

Time for an alternate party to win this election ...just like the late Otedola through NRC won against the ruling SDP under the same circumstances

kidap:
Bola Tinubu Former Special Adviser, Jide Sanwoolu Joins Gubernatorial Race In Lagos

Dele Momodu took to his tweet to react to one of the biggest News in Lagos State that Asiwaju bola Tinubu joker, Jide Sanwoolu as join the race to become governor.



See tweet below...

Lagos State politics on fire as ASIWAJU BOLA TINUBU's secret joker JIDE SANWOOLU joins gubernatorial race... He was Special Adviser to Mr Femi Pedro as Dep Governor & Special Adviser to Gov Bola Tinubu before becoming a full Commissioner for Establishment in 2007... Stay tuned... 


Source: http://www.ngg.ng/2018/09/11/bola-tinubu-former-special-adviser-jide-sanwoolu-joins-gubernatorial-race-in-lagos/

Woli levos

Tolexander:
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Seems that woman in white garment (woli agba) was the one lighting the candle when he was in the ring.

Nice. Please share the goodies and experience once done.

khristology:
Miui 10 is here

This one's are cursed. How can you have lower battery capacity on a fone's pro version while on standard you got higher? Who dies that?

Toh .....wetin we go tok again naaa

You are saving an endangered specie by putting it in a zoo? Haba naaaaau return it back to the sea if you want to help preserve it.

Whar Nollywood propagated coming back to haunt us all

Band 28 (700mHz)

dukeo:
What band please?

For LTE (Glo 4G) yes

dukeo:
. I don't get this. Has glo started using another band?

imitateMe:
He is the man standing beside her. What a pity....

One of these men here is the baby Daddy

Na so ...handover day e go don take off out of the country like others do

FlirtyGist:
Source >>> http://gistmore.com/alleged-n117bn-debt-im-not-afraid-probe-says-fayose

#ElectionTime ....acting time!

Corrinthians:
Governor Kashim Shetima was seen here perusing a book in a goldmine of literary works.

What's your take?

#Election season gimmick?

#Honest bookworm?

Do you have this particular case cover or another type you wan show me?

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Keeper saved Niger's a55 though he conceded 6 goals why Chelsea sold Salah beats me

While I wait ...pls who has this Silicon Case Cover for RN5?

Ok

gidieberry:
ya best bet is getting it on amazon and possibly ebay

Thanks sis ...will do now

fibonacci2526:
Contact Noobody, I think he has it in stock.

Thanks ...will do now

damuseron:
bigtt76,
Please contact noobody, am sure he will be replying here very soon with his contact details.

How far naaa? Ow mush?

noobody:
Very limited stock avail thou,

First come(alert),first serve

Cheers

Please where did you get this to buy? Been looking for who has in stock but couldn't find one to buy ...pls help a sister

damuseron:
Thanks to Gov noobody and technical advisor fibonacci2526 for this Redmi Note 5 Taiwan that supports Glo LTE band 28. The speed is blazing fast. Upgraded to MIUI10 beta. I recommend this for those looking for band 28 support

Ha! Have you updated via OTA before? I hope its running the 'good rom' shaa Some phones brick if running the so-called shop rom. Would so you good if you can read through this thread and see or ask in forums.

yemi2plus:
Yes, there is an available update, but I don't know how to go about updating it without losing my file. I will appreciate if anyone can guide me through the process. I am on global rom.