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Witwicky: ..........what's the model of the bb you want to use it to charge? |
kolawaxxy: Do you guys think yaya toure deserved the award?"What I am doing now, I am doing very well and I am very happy about that," Toure said after receiving his award. |
firstEVA: EXISTbest option, otherwise he would have no rest throughout the days of his life |
Hmmmn HOT TEMPERED @ op u made a wrong choice I feel very sorry for you,cause I know how it feels.ojubi has said it at all " PLAN YOUR EXIST" |
True talk,I pray God grants us all our hearth desires. |
World is so unkind to mankind. |
The Ijaw music industry is mourning, as a road accident claimed one of its members, Mr. Augustine Kemepade, 38; his wife, Fortune and their friend, Mr. Okumagba Akieyefa, 37, Monday night along DSC expressway on their way from Aladja, Udu Council Area of Delta State. The death of the famous musician shocked to the Ijaw music industry as he just released his latest album. A source who confirmed the incident told Vanguard on telephone that the incident occurred after their friend's car sommersaulted while returning from Aladja. He said the late musician hailed from Ogbinama community, while his wife was a native of Kiagbodo community, and his late friend, Okumagba Akieyefa hailed from Obotebe community, all in Burutu Council Area of Delta State. He said: "The three occupants of the vehicle died on the spot after it summersaulted several times and rammed into an electric pole at about 9.20pm on Aladja/DSC expressway." Our source added that the Ijaw musician accompanied by his wife had gone to visit a friend at Aladja on that faithful day in celebration of the yuletide. He said after much fun, the late couple decided to head back to Warri, but their host insisted that the couple spend the night with him but they refused. Okumagba Akieyefa, owner of the ill-fated car, decided to give them a lift through Aladja/DSC expressway when the ugly incident occurred. Comrade Ozobo Austin, National President of the Ijaw People Development Initiative, IPDI, reacting to the sad news said he was shocked by the death of the trio. m.naij.com/news/55631.html |
[quote author=T-smooth]God punish your Papa.[/quote]Brother abeg make we bone those things wey we dey talk,anybody wey go assume for any soldier front I swear dem go clear your doubt.2months ago an incident hapened in abia a tanker driver was arrested so,they where escorting him to ngwayiekwe where the brigade commander is, on there way the tanker followed a wrong lane, reaching obehie junction my man was accidentally hit by the tanker including the bike man that carried him,we rushed them to the hospital both he couldn't make it meanwhile we pursued the tanker driver to a junction b4 reaching aba where he stopped,crowd filled there and they started beating the tanker driver,the soldier warned them to move back but them no hear,a brother from ngwayiekwe asked the soldier what will he do and was getting closer to the soldier he told us all to move back but they refused,so they tried to dis arm the soldier which made him to fire and one of them was shot in private part and died instantly,who go wait when them hear gun shot all of us run go house leaving the tanker driver and soldier there.... Bros my point is that any where wey you hear say Soldier they drag with civilian abeg flee that area no mind those peole wey they say soldier na nothing,them no die oo for that kind thing na u wey no know anything stray bullet go cum meet.RIP EMEKA AKA MECUS. and those that lost their life on 26th of october 2013. |
Dapo Oyebanjo popularly known as D’banj is gearing up to celebrate his 10th year in the Nigerian Entertainment Industry come 2014. The world has watched D’banj grow in his career and it is no doubt that in 2014, the biggest celebration as well as the biggest project is expected to stem out of DMK Media. Details of the celebration are yet to be disclosed, but insiders say, it is going to be one of the biggest things that will happen to the nation’s entertainment industry in 2014. This development is coming just a week after the Kokomaster stepped out with Nollywood actress, Genevieve in grand style. They were spotted at the Gulder Club Ultimate party, which held last Saturday, at Oceanview, in Victoria Island, Lagos. Looking dapper in a white shirt, straight cut black jeans and a black waist coat, D’banj drove into the event in a Black Bentley, seconds after Genevieve came in her G-Wagon. The second season of GCU, which hosted some of the biggest names in the Nigerian entertainment and media industry had the two celebrities partying and enjoying each others’ company throughout their stay at the event. Meanwhile, in the past 9 years, as a musician, songwriter, actor and businessman, D’banj has written his name in gold, receiving a lot of accolades for his accomplishments. His name has opened doors for the entertainment industry in the country. SOURCE: www.vanguardngr.com/2013/12/dbanj-set-celebrate-10-years-stage-steps-genevieve/ |
By Levinus Nwabughiogu More than one week after grave allegations were leveled against President Goodluck Jonathan by former President Olusegun Obasanjo, the President is yet to clear the air prompting a festering of suspicions. Saturday Vanguard x-rays what it portends for the President especially with 2015 elections inching close. Politicians are not known to be too patient. It is not also in their totem to stomach what they consider nonsense dished out to them by their opponents. In fact, they can go miles to clear themselves of any kind of allegations leveled against them. Recall what transpired between former President Ibrahim Badamasi Babangida and former President Olusegun Obasanjo when IBB, as Babangida is fondly called clocked 70 years in 2011. IBB had chosen to lambast Obasanjo for not doing much in the power sector after 8 years of rulership. From left: President Goodluck Jonathan; former Head of State, Gen. Abdulsalami Abubakar; and former President, Chief Olusegun Obasanjo at the opening of an international seminar on peace support operations organised by the Ministry of Defence in Abuja, some years back. Hardly, had Obasanjo got wind of that that he gave a rebuttal, saying “Now, he has the audacity to talk about anybody; I think that is unfortunate. I also read where he said that in his time, he gave the dividends of democracy and at the same time he regretted. When I read that, well, I said Babangida should be pitied and shown sympathy, rather than anger or condemnation because the old saying says a fool at 40 is a fool forever and I would say a regret at 70 is a regret too late. Well, a regret at 70 is a regret to the grave.” Another handy instance that reveals the impatience and intolerance of politicians was what also occurred between Chief Edwin Clark, former Federal Commissioner for Information and IBB over Clark ’s charge on him to publicly condemn Boko Haram and their activities. For one week or beyond, both men continued to make headlines. But in the case of Obasanjo versus President Goodluck Jonathan over grave concerns raised by Obasanjo in his recent letter to Jonathan, mum has been the word contrary to sundry expectations that the President would give vent to the issues raised. At the wake of the development which was greeted with utmost bewilderment, President Jonathan’s media handler, Dr. Rueben Abati swiftly put up a response, describing the letter as an item of mischief, promising also a full reply by the President himself. Hear him: “We have noted the publication on several websites today of a letter recently written by Chief Olusegun Obasanjo to President Goodluck Ebele Jonathan. “The Presidency acknowledges that it has indeed received the said letter from Chief Obasanjo. “We however find it highly unbecoming, mischievous and provocative that a letter written by a former Head of State and respected elder statesman to President Jonathan has been deliberately leaked to the mass media in a deplorable effort to impugn the integrity of the President and denigrate his commitment to giving Nigeria the best possible leadership. “While many patriotic, objective and well-meaning Nigerians have already condemned the leaked letter as self-serving, hypocritical, malicious, indecent, and very disrespectful of the highest office in the land, President Jonathan has directed that none of his aides or any government official should join issues with Chief Obasanjo over it. “The President himself will, at the appropriate time, offer a full personal response to the most reckless, baseless, unjustifiable and indecorous charges levied against him and his administration by the former Head of State.” Remarkably, it is been more than one week since the letter hit the public domain, yet the President has not responded. Instead, he has allowed Nigerians to debate the content. Obasanjo in his letter raised salient issues such the training of snipers by President Jonathan whose target included 1000 political opponents, the dwindling of the economy, corruption, the promise of one term rule amongst others. He said: “Allegation of keeping over 1,000 people on political watch list rather than criminal or security watch list and training snipers and other armed personnel secretly and clandestinely acquiring weapons to match for political purposes like Abacha and training them where Abacha trained his own killers, if it is true, it cannot augur well for the nation, the government and the people of Nigeria. “Although you have not formally informed me one way or the other, it will be necessary to refresh your memory of what transpired in 2011. I had gone to BenueState for the marriage of one of my staff, Vitalis Ortese, in the state. Governor Suswam was my hospitable host. He told me that you had accepted a one-term presidency to allow for ease of getting support across the board in the North. I decided to cross-check with you. “You did not hesitate to confirm to me that you are a strong believer in a one-term of six years for the President and that by the time you have used the unexpired time of your predecessor and the four years of your first term, you would have almost used up six years of your first term and you would not need any more term or time. Later, I heard from other sources including sources close to you that you made the same commitment elsewhere, hence, my inclusion of it in my address at the finale of campaign in 2011 as follows: “…PDP should be praised for being the only party that enshrines federal character, zoning and rotation in its Constitution and practices it. PDP has brought stability and sustainability to the polity and to the system. I do not know who will be President of Nigeria after Dr. Goodluck Jonathan. “Let me repeat that as far as the issue of corruption, security and oil stealing is concerned, it is only apt to say that when the guard becomes the thief, nothing is safe, secure or protected in the house. We must all remember that corruption, inequity and injustice breed poverty, unemployment, conflict, violence and wittingly or unwittingly create terrorists because the opulence of the governor can only lead to the leanness of the governed. But God never sleeps. He is watching, waiting and bidding his time to dispense justice. “The serious and strong allegation of non- remitting of about $7 billion from NNPC to Central Bank occurring from export of some 300,000 barrels per day, amounting to $900 million a month, to be refined and with refined products of only $400 million returned and Atlantic Oil loading about 130,000 barrels sold by Shell and managed on behalf of NPDC with no sale proceeds paid into NPDC account is incredible.” Lawmakers’ Reactions Speaking with Saturday Vanguard, two members of the House of Representatives agreed that Obasanjo raised issues of grave concern which should not be ignored. Hon. Danile Ofongo represeting Sounthern Ijaw , Bayelsa State said. “For me, Obasanjo’s letter to Mr. President, if it is not borne out of mischief or if there is no hidden agenda in it, there is nothing wrong in a former President writing a letter to the present President.” Similarly, Hon. Bimbo Daramola representing Ekiti North Federal Constituency 1 in Ekiti State said “ I believe that there are some germane things: 1000 people are being penciled down for elimination, the economy is grinding to a halt, you can’t deny that. You can’t fault those things. So, what we need to do is to look at that, use the fine tooth comb to identify those that very germane, those things that the man said and then we can deal with those issues.” Enter Iyabo Obasanjo’s letter No one had expected that Obasanjo’s letter to President Jonathan would elicit another one from his daughter. On the heels of the letter came another one so volatile from former Senator Iyabo Obasanjo telling her father that he does not own Nigeria . The letter has equally divided Nigerians between the beliefs that it was induced by certain quarters considering the time frame between the two. She said: It brings me no joy to have to write this but since you started this trend of open letters I thought I would follow suit since you don’t listen to anyone anyway…Like most Nigerians, I believe there are very enormous issues currently plaguing the country but I was surely surprised that you will be the one to publish such a treatise…For you to accuse someone else of what you so obviously practiced yourself tells of your narcissistic megalomaniac personality.” APC’s calls for Jonathan’s impeachment For a Presidency that has not given a response to the allegations, it was rather surprising hearing it threaten the members of the leading opposition party, the All Progressive Congress (APC) with treason over the party’s call for the impeachment of President Jonathan. The party had cited massive unemployment, insecurity, amongst others as grounds for the impeachment. All was ignored by the presidency . “The Jonathan Administration does not need Lai Mohammed or the APC to remind it of its constitutional responsibility for the security and well-being of Nigerians. The President will continue to do his utmost best to achieve positive national transformation in all areas in spite of efforts by the opposition to thwart or disparage the work of his administration. “In this regard, we have noted the undisguised threat by the APC to foster public insurrection against the Federal Government. We urge Nigerians to take special note of this boastful indication of an intention to resort to lawlessness. “The Presidency warns that the APC and any persons who make themselves its willing tools for the breach of public order and safety will be made to face the full sanctions of the law. Those who are threatening fire and brimstone should be ready for consequences of treasonable action,” Abati said in a statement. Bottomline: For President Jonathan, most analysts believe that silence to the allegations raised by Obasanjo in his letter is not the best. According to them, the President owes it a duty to Nigerians who voted him into office to lend a voice and clear any suspicions that must have arisen. Politicizing or trivializing the issues can only make matters worst especially now that 2015 elections are a matter of months. But will the President budge? Only time will tell.
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Famous R&B singer and just a handsome ladies man, who was last linked to gorgeous Italian-Ghanaian model Andrea Giaccaglia, told Hip Hop Magazine that he is 100% single. See what he said in the interview: "That's news to me. (His relationship with Andrea) Nothing happened, she's a fantastic person who happens to be my friend. I think people shouldn't be so obsessed about my relationship status, I'll get married when the time is right and the lady is right. When these two things are in order I'll marry. At the moment, I am 100% single." Girls, seems like a good piece of news!
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BEVERLY HILLS, CA, December 20, (THEWILL) - An early morning attack by Boko Haram insurgents to overrun the 202 Tank Battalion in Bama, 78 kilometres southeast of Maiduguri, Borno State, on Friday, has backfired. The insurgents, who stormed the barrack with Improvised Explosive Devices (IEDs) and petrol- bombs, through the Cameroonian border road of Gulumba, in an operation lasting several minutes, lost many of their gunmen to an ambush by the military . Bama residents disclosed that the superior fire power from a military fighter jet deployed to dislodge the insurgents sent the terrorists scampering for cover, losing several gunmen in the bombardment that also claimed the lives of three civilians. A transporter from Maiduguri, Garba Jibrin, who had to make a detour at Konduga, said he saw troops and their patrol vehicles driving towards the barracks in the morning. 'I was already at Konduga town, when a Good Samaritan told me that the Maiduguri-Bama road is not safe to travel. When I asked further, he told me that, Boko Haram gunmen came to attack the Army Barrack in Bama, but they were ambushed and killed by the soldiers in an aerial bombardment of the insurgents. 'Based on what I was told about the Friday dawn barrack attacks; the insurgents arrived the area on Thursday afternoon and settled to strategise on Gulumba road. One of the residents of Bama, however went and informed the military about the presence of suspected insurgents on the road. This made the soldiers to ambush the insurgents, before they could attack the barrack as they had done in Maiduguri on December 2 when they destroyed five fighter jets and helicopters at the Nigerian Air Force (NAF) base," he said. The acting spokesman of 7 Division of Nigerian Army, Capt. Aliyu Danja, who confirmed the incident on Friday, said an attempted attack on a barrack in Bama by suspected Boko Haram terror suspects was repelled and crushed. "The soldiers were able to kill several members of the Islamist sect," he said, adding that several arms and vehicles allegedly used in the attacks were also destroyed, in the aerial bombardments of insurgents. However, he did not give casualty figures. SOURCE: www.thenigerianvoice.com/nvnews/132106/1/bama-boko-haram-suffers-several-casualties-in-army.html
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Scores of Abuja-bound Arik Airline passengers were Friday stranded in Lagos as several flights were delayed for hours. The delay, which for some flights lasted for as long as eight hours, tested the patience of the passengers. Pointblanknews.com gathered that but for the intervention of airport security officials, some irate passengers would have gone physical. Some distraught passengers told Pointblanknews.com on the telephone that they had been at the airport for flights as early as 10am flight, but were still at the airport at about 7pm. One passenger claimed to have booked a Lagos- Owerri flight scheduled for 9am, but was at about 8pm unable to get a flight. Pointblanknews.com was not able to get an official reaction from the airline. However, a staff who spoke on the condition of anonymity blamed the delays on “Christmas rush.” |
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you would need a bb id to do that,and if u dont have any i dont think it would work without that, expect if you would write down the pins out in a paper and start adding over.As for your new pin,check your profile u would see it there. |
CONGRATULATIONS TO ALL THE 70RRI WHO ARE PASSING OUT TODAY................NO GUTS NO GLORY.......YOU COULD BE THE NEXT....... |
frattogal: Are my eyes deceiving me? Or does it mean that am not seeing clearly. What's that thing beneath?. Kokoro ![]() frattogal: Are my eyes deceiving me? Or does it mean that am not seeing clearly. What's that thing beneath?. Kokoro |
bennysucre: Dat woman balloon no dey last biko! Help me check papa ifeanyi shop if e get.. Rushes to papa ifeanyi shop ................................................ ................................................ Him say na go n die buy the last one yesterdai. |
bennysucre: No ooo, no fall my hand na! Na #124*. I'm very sure. Thank me ltr. Hehen, dem dey sell cd 4 ya yard? Make I buy give Op.No oooo,but iya raimo dey get ballons for sale.. |
Blitz4real: A great man has passed,it is up to us to continue his legacy and live with what he thought us... |
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Ailing music producer and artist OJB who weeks back received donations from various people including the Rivers State governor, Chibuike Amaechi, a few days ago donated N200, 000 to Hearts of Gold Children Hospice situated in Surulere. The money OJB donated was part of the money he raised for his kidney surgery. He felt it was important to give back. Thats so sweet of him. He obviously got a heart of gold. Don't you think so? m.naij.com/news/44587.html
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Eight members of the People's Democratic Party (PDP) in Abia were confirmed dead on August 21, 2013, Wednesday, following an auto crash on the Awka-Enugu Expressway. The accident reportedly happened at about 11 p.m. on Tuesday when they were returning to Umuahia from Awka, where they monitored the party's ward congresses. Narrating the incident to newsmen, the driver of the PDP Hummer bus, Sunday Iroegbu, explained that they were driving in a motorcade from Awka to Enugu when the accident occurred. Mr. Iroegbu, who sustained a minor injury on his left wrist, blamed the accident on over-speeding by the pilot vehicle. He explained that some of the vehicles were doing 120 km per hour and above and that it was drizzling. He said he trailed other vehicles and relied on their tail light to keep pace with them when the bus suddenly veered off the road and landed in a ditch. The Medical Director of Federal Medical Centre, Umuahia, Abali Chuku, who confirmed the incident to newsmen, said the deceased had been deposited at the hospital mortuary. Mr. Chuku explained that of the 10 others affected by the accident, four were in critical condition and were receiving treatment at the intensive care unit. He called for the establishment of a trauma centre at the hospital to cater for accident cases. Chuku said that in recent time, the hospital had to contend with serious road accidents, including the one that involved some students and youth corps members. Meanwhile, Gov. Theodore Orji has visited the survivors at the hospital but did not make any public comment. He was accompanied on the visit by senior government officials and party officials. http://m.naij.com/news/44568.html |
Blow Am New music from Young Wealth Records, Duncan Mighty returns with Blow Am featuring Olamide. The track features the Port Harcourt 1st son on a laid back beat merged with the pacey lyrics of the rave of the moment Olamide. Download, Listen & Enjoy! CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD TRACK |
I'm on my way to the hospital right now. my neighbour's kid swallowed a 4GIG memory card and he's been busy singing all the songs on the memory card. Praying he doesn't get to the video section anytime soon,pls pray for him ;DI'm on my way to the hospital right now. my neighbour's kid swallowed a 4GIG memory card and he's been busy singing all the songs on the memory card. Praying he doesn't get to the video section anytime soon,pls pray for him |
Unarguably, Channels Tv gained a lot of popularity accrued to them on social media and other online news portals; however, the station now groans in pain as some guests are declining their invitation so as not to go the Obafiaye's way. Interestingly, months after the grammatical blunder 'My oga at the top' by Shem, he has, for the first time since the ugly incident, granted a national daily an interview on the pain and the gain behind the grammatical blunder which has brought him fame and has fast become a comic phrase for comedians, social media and even clothe lines as it has been used to brand T-Shirts; produce video games and so many other stuffs. In the interview he debunked the news of not knowing the name of his boss, which lead to him being refered to as 'My oga at the top' and the organisation's website by claiming that, 'I was only being careful with words as a security officer. We apply caution in all that we say and do. It was a live programme, the whole world was watching us, so, I did not want to be too free.'' Asked if the interview made or marred his career, he said, 'In the history of humanity, there had never been any human being that had instant fame like I did especially in a case that was meant to end negatively. My brother-in-law in london is even so excited about the incident that he promised to assist me make big money out of this supposed mess. He had already handed the matter to an agency over there to trade mark 'My oga at the top' but I just asked him to forget it, there's no need for that.'' He further stated that Channels Television apologised to him some days after the incidence and that they are reaping the pain for embarrassing him, as people who are now called for interview on the television station become skeptical if same thing will not happen to them in a situation they make some sort of blunder, before granting them the interview. I guess I hear you sey 'E no easy to be popular' like a line in one of Lord of Ajasa's songs says. The fame and brand it takes many couple of years to achieve, the 'My oga at the top' crooner did by just goofing on a National TV. If I were him I would allow the registration of the phrase as a trademark so as to make everyone commercialising it accountable to me.
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Pastor Ireti Ajanaku of Christ Revival Church, the man who had a face-off with Tope Alabi, the popular gospel singer is said to have kicked the bucket. He reportedly died yesterday night in his sleep after a brief illness in his hometown, Gbogan. As we speak, the father of the man of God who is very fair in complexion and the Landlord association of his community are holding a meeting on how to bury him. Well, we are still investigating to ascertain what exactly killed him from one of the members of the church. Source: http://www.nigeriafilms.com/news/22891/2/breaking-news-pastor-ajanaku-is-dead.html
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