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FarahAideed:
Very horrible and that's why I always say in reality we don't have a police force in Nigeria what we have are some extortionists pretending to be police
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SensetionalGoal:
No bro, it doesn't deserve any front page...
Op is simply asking irrelevant questions...

FarahAideed:
Nigeria Police only acts based on payments .. it's a pay as U go police Force

helinues:
I love minding my business.

Don't just know why

TGM2011:
Moment after wishing each other a special birthday, Paul and Peter Okoye, members of defunct music group, PSquare have shared their account number on their social media.

Celebrating their 40th Birthday, Paul of Psquare shared their FCMB account and asked the likes of @obi_cubana and @judeengees even @davido to donate

Paul of Psquare had said that their fans should show how @davido that 2 heads are better than 1….. everything na double double after which he posted his account details online.

He posted:

iamkingrudy:

https://www.instagram.com/p/CWaAMlcKUOM/?utm_medium=copy_link

OBALOLA55:
ATENU DA

THE MAJOR IMPORTANT ROADS IN AWKA-NORTH L.G.A IN ANAMBRA STATE THAT WERE LEFT UNATTENDED TO ALL THESE YEARS.
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(THESE ROADS ARE THE HIGH PRIORITY AND HIGH FEASIBILITY ROADS WHICH THE GOVERNMENT OF ANAMBRA STATE SHOULD CONSIDER TO CONSTRUCT IN AWKA-NORTH L.G.A)
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1. Mgbakwu To Ebenebe, with a 70m long Bridge Across The Ezu River at Ebenebe.
(Length= 11.6km)
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There used to be an old bailey bridge over the Ezu river that connected the road from Mgbakwu to Ebenebe, but since the bridge got spoilt during the military era, the road itself became redundant since that time, and it was overtaken by serious gully erosions.
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At the moment, for anyone who wants to travel to Ebenebe from Mgbakwu (both towns in Awka-North LGA), the person would have to go back to Awka (in Awka-South LGA), and then to Amansea, and then to Ebenebe.
(That's a circular journey of about 24km).
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2. Amanuke to Ugbene, with a 50m long Bridge Across The Ezu River at Ugbene.
(Length= 13km)
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There used to be a functional (but a very old) bailey bridge over the Ezu river that connected the road from Amanuke to Ugbene. The bridge had been very useful since the time it was constructed until some few years ago when one of its abutments collapsed.
The road itself is still being put to use currently, but it is mainly being used by the pedestrians only - since vehicles can no longer ply over the damaged bridge.
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At the moment, for anyone who wants to travel to Ugbene from Amanuke (both towns are in Awka-North LGA), the person would have to go back to Awka (in Awka-South LGA), and then to Amansea, and then to Ebenebe, before he can get to Ugbene.
(That's a circular journey of about 40km).
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3. Achalla to Ugbene, with a 50m long Bailey Bridge Across The Ezu River at Ugbene.
(Length= 13km)
**This bridge at Ugbene is the same bridge that was described in the road-number-2 above.
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The road itself is still being put to use currently, but it is mainly being used by the pedestrians only - since vehicles can no longer ply over the damaged bridge at Ugbene.
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At the moment, for anyone who wants to go to Ugbene from Achalla (both towns are in Awka-North LGA), the person would have to go back to Awka (in Awka-South LGA), and then to Amansea, and then to Ebenebe, before he can get to Ugbene.
(That's a circular journey of about 49km).
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4. Awba-Ofemili To Umuerum, with Series Of Bridges and Stream-Crossings over the marshy lands and streams.
(Length= 5.5km).
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Awba-Ofemili is a town in Awka-North LGA, whereas Umuerum is a town in Ayamelum LGA.
The road, after it had been constructed to Umuerum, can further be extended from Umuerum up to Omor.
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At the moment, for anyone who wants to go to Umuerum from Awba-Ofemili, the person would either have to cross the Anambra State boundary with Enugu State and enter Umulokpa town in Enugu State, and travel all through Umulokpa before bursting back into Anambra State at Umumbo, and then find his way to Umuerum.
(That's a circular journey of about 51.5km)
Or, the person might have to head back to Ebenebe, and then back to Amansea, and then to Awka and Amawbia (both towns are in Awka-South LGA), then to Enugu-Agidi (in Njikoka LGA), then to Nawgu and Ukwulu (both towns are in Dunukofia LGA), then to Nando and Igbariam (in Anambra-East LGA), before entering Anaku and then to Omor (both in Ayamelum LGA), then before locating Umuerum in the hinterlands of Ayamelum LGA.
(That's a very long circular journey of about 96.5km)
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These 4 roads that are listed in this thread would not only serve the people of Awka-North. It would serve a whole lot of Ndị Anambra who would want to get to Ayamelum LGA easily from Awka.
They would just follow Awka and get to Amanuke, and then cross over to Ugbene, and get themselves to Awba-Ofemili, and BINGO.!! They are already in Umuerum.
No need of going to find Anaku and Igbariam and Nando again.
For someone that is going to Ayamelum LGA from Enugu or Amansea, he doesn't even need to reach Awka and experience any serious traffic. He would just enter Amansea and reach Ebenebe, and then use the new road and come out at Mgbakwu, and then continue the journey to Amanuke through Urum. And from there, he crosses over to Ugbene and continue his journey up to Awba-Ofemili and then to Umuerum.
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With these new roads, urbanisation would spontaneously develop along the corridors of these newly constructed roads.
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PHOTOS.......
1-&-2: Layout of the straight shorter Road from Mgbakwu to Ebenebe. (The Abandoned Road)

3. The longer travel options from Mgbakwu to Ebenebe.

ishit4bodyy:
My own shikini money too dey there.

It’s my own little appreciation for the hard times his A Better Time album got me through.

JosephXavier:
Davido is really big

Even wema bank that he opened the new account with gave him 1m

That is what happens when you push your squad up the ladder with you

NwaNimo1:
The bribe to report will be extra....

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NEUSICMEDIA:
Nigerian model, Agbani Darego has taken to social media to mark the 20th anniversary of the day she was crowned Miss World.

Agbani emerged winner of Miss World on November 16, 2001, making her the first Nigerian and also the first indigenuous African to win the renowned beauty pageant.

She won the pageant at age 18 after beating 93 contestants from all over the world at the 51st edition of the Miss World pageant, held at the Super Bowl of Sun City Entertainment Centre in Sun City, South Africa.
She was crowned by Indian actress, Priyanka Chopra, who was Miss World the previous year.

Taking to her Instagram page today, November 16, the mum of two shared a video of the moment she was crowned and wrote, “20 years today! Forever thankful for the experience @missworld �”

Source: https://neusicmedia.com/entertainment/forever-thankful-agbani-darego-says-as-she-marks-20th-anniversary-of-winning-miss-world/



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jmoore:
I have never praised a governor in Nigeria for constructing any flyover because all flyovers in Nigeria are just ordinary.

When your governor can deliver something like this, let me know.

We should stop celebrating mediocrity in this country.

benuejosh:
Nigeria can do better than this.

nairavsdollars:
Pls DJ Switch, return to your fatherland. We need you here

CampussNews:
Update from

A 200 level Actuarian Science student of the University of Lagos (UNILAG), named Grace Utobuiro, has gone home with a whooping sum of N200,000 after emerging winner of the third edition of the 4 – Inch – High Heel Race competition, held at the NIS pitch of the National Stadium, Surulere, Lagos.

21- year old Grace defeated 14 other contestants to emerge winner at the one day 100 – meter dash event.

During the heats, she enjoyed easy runs, but was however given a strong challenge in the final by Favourite Eluwa and Zainab Ayinla who had to settle for the second and third positions respectively.

Utobuiro went home with N200,000 and gift items, while Eluwa and Ayinla received N150,000 and N100,000 respectively as well as gift items.

Speaking at the event, the Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer of DMS Limited, Elder Dede Agwu Kalu, said he was impressed with the turnout and the high level of competitiveness exhibited by the participants, assuring of his continuous commitment to the competition and hoped to spread it to other states of the federation and other African countries.

He said the sport-tainment is about women being smart on heels when they wear them. He said: “It is absolutely necessary for ladies to wear high heel because it gives them a unique look and brings out the elegance in them.

https:///unilag-student-wins-4-inch-heels-shoe-race-competition-photos/

Odewaleadesoye:
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Datboredberry:
A joke? Nah...

I honestly wish... Then I wouldn't be so miserable...

Love is tough... It's not even the problems or bad times... Simply loving is hard.

But I want him to love me too... He says so... I hope it's true...