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DUNKA:
Vanity upon vanity. All is vanity. Too bad

u don't even know when to use the vanity statement haba.


anyway its more of a useless investment because we need industries not a place to b spending money to get a blessing

gwinaB:
What exactly is he also doing there? If he stays in that neighborhood he can show them his house and let them know. A white man can not go to a black hood and be walking about like this.

but a white man can stroll into a black community n walk freely right?

the station dey turn my belle.





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The Nigerian govt responds to Gov Obaseki’s claims that it printed N60bn

The Nigerian government has denied allegations made by the Governor of Edo State, Godwin Obaseki, that it printed N60billion to support March allocation to states.

The Minister of Finance, Budget and National Planning, Zainab Ahmed, disclosed this on Wednesday.

Ahmed described the allegation by Obaseki as untrue and sad.

Obaseki had said: “When we got FAAC (Federal Account Allocation Committee) for March, the government printed additional N50-N60 billion to top-up for us to share.


“This April, we will go to Abuja and share. At the end of this year, our total borrowings is going to be within N15-N16 trillion.”

However, Ahmed insists Nigeria’s debt is still within sustainable limit and efforts are on to improve revenue generation capacity.

“The issue that was raised by the Edo State Governor is very, very sad. Because it is not fact.

“What we distribute at FAAC is revenue that is generated and in fact distribution revenue is public information. We publish revenue generated by FIRS, the customs and the NNPC and we distribute at FAAC.


So, it is not true to say we printed money to distribute at FAAC, it is not true,” she said





https://www.google.com/amp/s/dailypost.ng/2021/04/14/nigerian-govt-responds-to-gov-obasekis-claims-that-it-printed-n60bn/%3famp

MrBONE2:
Biaaaa you must stop by fire by force

bia with buhari matter nahhhhh

Early reviews for the Mortal Kombat movie are up, and the reboot is receiving high praise for its stylish action and loyalty to the games.

Early reviews for the Mortal Kombat reboot are up, and it looks like fans can get ready to celebrate a strong adaptation. The film doesn’t release in the U.S. until April 23, but it’s already premiered in several territories, and the critical consensus so far is an excellent sign. Mortal Kombat stars Lewis Tan, Joe Taslim, Hiroyuki Sanada, Jessica McNamee, Ludi Lin, Mehcad Brooks, and Josh Lawson and is directed by Simon McQuoid.


The history of video game movie adaptations is full of mediocre, disappointing, and downright bad attempts. The 1995 Mortal Kombat film has stood for decades as one of the genre’s better examples, but its sequel, 1997’s Mortal Kombat: Annihilation, was widely panned.

When the news of a live-action reboot first came out, it was met with both excitement and understandable trepidation. Now though, it looks like the franchise’s fans may finally be able to breathe a sigh of relief.

Early reviews for Mortal Kombat are out, and the point to a fun, exciting film that embraces its source material. It might not be the deepest or most complex story, but the fight choreography and stunt work are already receiving high praise.

It sounds like fans of the games, in particular, will be satisfied with the way the characters and lore are handled. Check out some early reviews for Mortal Kombat below.


Mufaddal Fakhruddin, IGN Middle East

“If you’re a Mortal Kombat fan, you’ll have a blast since you’ll fill in the gaps with your pre-existing knowledge of the series and just revel in the violence. But for the average viewer, there will be little reason to care for the stakes here. Ultimately that’s what 2021’s Mortal Kombat comes down to - a solid video game adaptation full of fan service for the gamers (stay for the sequel tease) and a decent action movie for everyone else.”


Kervyn Cloete, Critical Hit

“For every step backward it takes, Mortal Kombat then promptly flying-bicycle kicks its way forward again to the point where I walked out of the cinema not just thoroughly entertained, but actually all-in on the next chapter teased in its closing moments. With just a $50 million reported price tag, the film won’t need to do much to break even and guarantee a sequel, so let’s just hope that 2021 doesn’t pull a fatality on this franchise.”



James Marsh, South China Morning Post

“Nuanced character drama this most certainly isn’t; instead, this is boxers with ninja blood and green berets with robot arms pummelling invisible lizards and bat-winged demon babes to a bloody pulp. When they’re not fighting, characters bicker and spout pseudo-spiritual idioms until it’s time to square off again. Mortal Kombat is not for the discerning palate, but for those in the know – get over here!”


A'bidah Zaid, Geek Culture

“As a movie based on the popular video game, Mortal Kombat effectively brings the game’s world onto the silver screen with a lot of care and attention to detail. The characterisation and portrayal of the beloved fighters are close enough to their game counterparts, with outfits and fighting styles being almost identical to the game. The visuals, sound effects, gore, and action are exactly what fans have been looking for since the original 1995 film and more.”


Sergio Pereira, Fortress

“Mortal Kombat (2021) doesn’t come without its knocks. From pacing issues to lack of character development and strange editing, it isn’t just a quick win. Yet, despite the occasional blow, the film still keeps kicking and comes out victorious in the end. Sometimes, you just need to watch a movie where a character freezes another one’s blood and stabs him with it.”

Husain Rizvi, Khaleej Times

“Now, if you are still wondering if Mortal Kombat would be a good watch, let the ‘fatalities’ take away that thought. Although the main plot dims over the course of the movie, the fatalities, Lawson’s performance, and an otherwise promising start to a new storyline in the Mortal Kombat franchise make the movie worthwhile.”

Bryan Tan, Yahoo! News Singapore

"Fans will be pleased to know that the movie is a very significant upgrade from the 1997 Mortal Kombat Annihilation movie, which supposedly employed Word Art from Microsoft Word in its graphics, said my astute and learned movie companion. Fans can also expect trademark catch-phrases and signature moves from the characters in the movie which are true to the video game franchise."


Some critics have said that Mortal Kombat won’t be as enjoyable for those who aren’t familiar with the video games, but that could be seen as a refreshing change from past game adaptations. More often than not, video game movies have been criticized for changing too much about the source material, yielding films that are disappointing to fans and largely uninteresting to newcomers. At the very least, Mortal Kombat seems to be keeping its loyalists in mind, which bodes well for potential sequels.

It’s also exciting to see the film’s fight choreography and stunt work receives such high praise. The Mortal Kombat cast is packed with talented martial artists like Tan, Taslim, and Sanada, and seeing them go head-to-head has been one of the reboot’s biggest selling points.

It sounds like anyone looking for a revelatory narrative may be better off looking elsewhere. Still, for a franchise built on ninjas, dragons, fireballs, and fatalities, that’s not necessarily a bad thing. If its early reviews are accurate, Mortal Kombat looks like it will be a satisfying adaptation that longtime fans can be proud of. In the world of video game movies, that alone is a significant accomplishment.





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It is well,only if Nigerian youths will leave sex matters and focus more on taking the country's leadership from the grips of these old folks.If our men had channel their energy and discoveries over serious issues other than the female organ all these backwardness the country is experiencing would have been a thing of the past

this one u just focus on sex abi u need am

story sucks write well

Zzor:
Wao this is good,let me get ready.

ready well na tit for tat things

Burger King is expected to employ about 6,000 people (direct and indirect) in Nigeria between 2021 and 2026.



https://nairametrics.com/2021/04/14/burger-king-to-open-first-outlet-by-q4-2021-franchisee/

mine was simply because I refuse to give head after multiple promise, I thought she was kidding wen she said.


if u dont give me head like i give u bj am out.
Seriously she got up n left.

and someone will b saying sex isnt everything.

Rareoil:
Alaye watch the video and stop saying nonsense.

alaye no let paid sponsor who start by saying this isn't a paid sponsor video

PlayerMeji:
Spider-Man on my mind...

how

sunshineV:
quit smoking

i wont

Valleys:
Even realme that wanted to compete with redmi, where are they now? With the launch of redmi note 10 series, its TKO. Xiaomi gives you the best at any price point.

People were being deceived by RAM/ROM and octacore statements from transion without knowing that there is a processor that carries all those RAMs.

Now Xiaomi and others came and exposed transion's scams of hidden p22.

People are getting wiser by the day.

realme
redmi
Xiaomi


are same people

check jiji its 20 to 25k



screen price here

rtdCivilservant:
U can get that done at computer village, but if u want the original one, take it to any of the Samsung centres closest to u. Like 50k

how much is the phone

uniquetechng:
If not for the ban Huawei have blown every phone brand out of the market, Xiaomi is growing steadily and doing the simple things right.

dont get deceive bro they are pouring out pones like trash they just fancy on paper not up to it on ground.

boring

wheres d money worth in physical appearance

weed

wat sexy here

and

FlipModeSquade:
Lol..

Better an empty brain than one filled with pauperism..

Abeg no infect me with your poverty mentality..

wow did u just Googled a big word, wow A monkey with such intellect am amazed.

FlipModeSquade:
Pauper..

Continue to dey look for free MTN data cheats..

maybe to u who uses mtn

carry another person matter for head yet sense no dey d head