https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DHHkc6L5bqc
34 Man Delegation of Rotary club from United states and the Bahamas lead by Brad Hafford, the Rotary International Director in Port Harcourt for the Rotary International West Africa project fair and to intensify efforts geared towards the Eradication of Polio in Nigeria.
After marking nearly 2 years without a single case of Polio in Nigeria, the Country was removed from the list of Polio endemic countries on September 2015. But the Joy was however short lived as new cases of the wild polio virus were recorded in the North eastern part of Borno state.
The Mission of Rotary Club is to eradicate Polio and they hope to eradicate Polio in Nigeria within 12 months.
After the Project, the Director and the Delegation paid a courtesy visit to the Governor of Rivers state, Nyesom Wike.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YnUXDYHJaiI
The Minister of Information and Culture, Lai Mohammed sighted at the Thanksgiving service of released chibok girls.
A thanksgiving service was organised to Thank God for safety of the children.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BHrXM_zOvwg

When asked about the role of his wife, the President still insist that his wife is suppose to take care of him and he sees no wrong in what he said.
In the same interview, he still defends the DSS arresting the Judges and also talks of Chibok girls.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9zqUPRADSdc
President Buhari says theft of Oil and vandalism of critical Oil installations through the Gulf of Guinea is a serious form of insecurity after defeating the Bokoharam. He said the objective of the Militants who carry out this sophisticated sabotage using skills they had gained from training either by government or oil companies is to colonized the country economically. The situation he said is further compounded by the fact that the militants had no central command to deal with, as some of them are mere extortionists.
The President said adequate training and equipping of the Nigerian Navy by Germany will go a long way towards containing the situation. He said the Federal government is making effort to understand the real agitators and engage with them so that confidence can be restored in the region. The German Foreign Minister, Dr. Frank Walter expressed the willingness by his country to lend a helping hand and express satisfaction with the successes recorded in the fight against insurgency and terrorism in the north east. The Minister said Germany supports the president's anti-corruption war and is desirous of investing towards renewable energy, gas exploration and mining towards boosting Nigeria's economy.

List of 1st generation Political parties in Nigeria from 1923
Nigeria National Democratic Party (NNDP)
Nigeria Youth Democratic Party (NYDP) – formed in the year 1938
National Council of Nigeria and Cameroun (NCNC) formed in 1944 and was later changed to mean: National Council of Nigerian Citizens (NCNC)
National People Congress (NPC) founded in 1951
National Elements Peoples Union (NEPU) founded in 1951
Action Group (AG) – formed in 1951
United Middle Belt Congress (UMBC) –founded in 1955

List of 1st Republican Political Parties in Nigeria from 1960 to 1966
Nigeria National Democratic Party (NNDP)
National Council of Nigeria Citizens (NCNC)
Action Group (AG)
Northern Peoples’ Congress (NPC)
Niger Delta Congress (NDC)
United Middle Belt Congress (UMBC)
Democratic Party of Nigeria Citizens (DPNC)
Dynamic Party (DP)
Igala Union (IU)
Igbirra Tribal Union (ITU)
Lagos State United Front (LSUF)
Kano Peoples’ Party ((KPP)
Mabolaje Grand Alliance (MGA)
Midwest Democratic Front (MDF)
Northern Elements Progressive Union (NEPU)
Northern Progressive Front (NPF)
Republican Party (RP)
United National Independent Party (UNIP)
Zamfara Commoners Party (ZCP)
During this period, there was serious intra and inter party feuds and clashes which culminated into military takeover of government on the 15th of January 1966

List of 2nd Republic Political Parties of Nigeria from 1979 to 1983
National Party of Nigeria (NPN)
Unity Party of Nigeria (UPN)
Nigeria Peoples’ Party (NPP)
Great Nigeria Peoples’ Party (GNPP)
Peoples Redemption Party

Abortive 3rd Republic Political Parties from 1990 to 1993
Social Democratic Party (SDP)
National Republican Convention (NRC)
This was a deliberate attempt by the government of President Ibrahim Badamosi Babangida to avoid sectional, religious, ethnic and regional sentiments in Political Parties.

Abortive 4th republic Political Parties from 1996 to 1998 by General Sani Abacha
United Nigeria Congress Party (UNCP)
Congress for National Consensus (CNC)
Democratic Party of Nigeria (DPN)
National Centre Party of Nigeria (NCPN)
Grassroots Democratic Movement (GDM)
Justice Party (JP)

5th Republic Political Parties in Nigeria from 1999 to 2010
Action Congress (AC)
African Democratic Congress (ADC)
African Renaissance Party (ARP)
Advanced Congress of Democrats (ACD)
All People Party (APP) – this was later changed to All Nigerian People Party (ANPP)
All Progressive Grand Alliance (APGA)
Alliance for Democracy (AD)
Communist Party (CP)
Democratic Alternative (DA)
Democratic Socialist Movement (DSM)
Fresh Democratic Party (FDP)
Masses Movement of Nigeria (MMN)
National Democratic Party (NDP)
National Conscience Party (NCP)
New Democrats (ND)
People Democratic Party (PDP)
Peoples Party (PP)
Peoples Redemption Party (PRP)
Peoples Salvation Party (PSP)
Progressive Peoples Party (PPP)
Progressive Peoples Alliance (PPA)
United Nigeria Peoples Party (UNPP)
These were formed by the government of General Abdulsalam Abubakar

6th Republic Political Parties of Nigeria from 2009 to 2014
Accord (A)
Action Congress (AC) – which was later merged into All Progressive Congress (APC)
Action Alliance (AA)
Action Party of Nigeria (APN)
Advanced Congress of Democrats (ACD)
African Democratic Congress (ADC)
African Liberation Party (ALP)
African Peoples Alliance (APA)
African Renaissance Party (ARP)
All Nigeria Peoples Party (ANPP)- which was later merged into All Progressive Congress
All Progressive Grand Alliance (APGA) – later , a faction of this party merged into All Progressives Congress (APC)
Alliance for Democracy (AD)
Allied Congress Party of Nigeria (ACPN)
Better Nigeria Progressive Party (BNPP)
Change Advocacy Party (CAP)
Citizens Popular Party (CPP)
Community Party of Nigeria (CPN)
Congress for Democratic Change (CDC)
Congress for Progressive Change (CPC) – later merged into All Progressive Congress (APC)
Democratic Alternative (DA)
Democratic Front for Peoples Federation (DFPF)
Democratic Peoples Alliance (DPA)
Democratic Peoples Party (DPP)
Freedom Party of Nigeria (FDP)
Fresh Democratic Party (FDP)
Hope Democratic Party (HDP)
Justice Party (JP)
Kowa Party (KP)
Labour Party (LP)
Liberal Democratic Party of Nigeria (LDPN)
Masses Movement of Nigeria (MMN)
Mega Progressive People Party (MPPP)
Movement for Democracy and Justice (MDJ)
Movement for Restoration and Defence of Democracy (MRDD)
National Action Council (NAC)
National Conscience Party (NCP)
National Democratic Party (NDP)
National Democratic Liberty Party (NDLP)
National Majority Democratic Party (NMDP)
National Movement of Progressive Party (NMPP)
National Reformation Party (NRP)
National Solidarity Democratic Party (NSDP)
National transformation Party (NTP)
National Unity Party (NUP)
New Democrats (NP)
New Nigeria Peoples Party (NNPP)
Nigeria Advance Party
Nigeria Elements Progressive Party (NEPP)
Nigeria Peoples Congress Party (NPCP)
People for Democratic Change (PDC)
Peoples Democratic Party (PDP)
Peoples Mandate Party (PMP)
Peoples Party of Nigeria (PPN)
Peoples Progressive Party (PPP)
Peoples Redemption Party (PRP)
Peoples Salvation Party (PSP)
Progressive Action Congress (PAC)
Progressive Peoples Alliance (PPA)
Republican Party of Nigeria (RPN)
Social Democratic Mega Party (SDMP)
United Democratic Party (UDP)
United National Party for Development (UNPD)
United Peoples Party (UPP)
These were the parties during President Yar-Adua/Gooddluck Jonathan administration. As a matter of fact, most of the parties were not registered for the 2015 general election as they could not meet up with criteria for registration. Besides, most of them fused or merged into others to form new political parties, for example, Action Congress (AC), All Nigeria Peoples Party (ANPP), Congress for Progressive Change (CPC) and a faction of All Progressive Grand Alliance (APGA) all merged as “All Progressive Congress (APC)”.

7th Republic Political Parties for 2015 elections that actively participated
Action Alliance (AC)
Alliance for Democracy (AD)
African Democratic Congress (ADC)
Allied Congress Party of Nigeria (ACPN)
African People Alliance (APA)
All Progressive Congress (APC)
Hope Democratic Party (HDP)
Kowa Party (KP)
Peoples Democratic Party (PDP)
Peoples Party of Nigeria (PPN)
National Conscience Party (NCP)
Citizens Popular Party (CPP)
United Democratic Party (UDP)
United Peoples Party (UPP)

http://www.jotscroll.com/forums/24/posts/530/development-of-political-parties-in-nigeria-list-names-history-from-military-rule-to-democracy.html

jopretty:
Go to your desired bank and ask na.

I am only free when banks have closed

I need a loan from any bank in Nigeria, how much is the interest rate? What is the maximum amount one can collect?

ClassCaptain:
How u no say he be first class ??

Because he is my brother

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nfd_cP4c1jw
This groom decided to use this for his wedding instead of a Car, he used his skills to construct this for his wedding.
He then got a horse to pull it from the house to the church and to the reception ground.

Mods please cheer up my brother! help me move this to FP

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pSCoe19HIGo
President Muhammadu Buhari speaks about himself at the Book launching at the International Conference Centre Abuja

The Book was Title: "Muhammadu Buhari: The Challenges of Leadership in Nigeria" which was written by Prof. John Paden.

In attendance were:

The Presidents of Equatorial Guinea and Cameroon were represented by their country’s ambassadors in Nigeria at the event held inside the International Conference Centre, Abuja.



A former military leader, Gen. Yakubu Gowon (retd.); former President Olusegun Obasanjo; former Vice-President Namadi Sambo; Vice-President Yemi Osinbajo; President of the Senate, Bukola Saraki; the Speaker of the House of Representatives, Yakubu Dogara; a national leader of the All Progressives Congress, Asiwaju Bola Tinubu; and the party’s National Chairman, Chief John Odigie-Oyegun, attended the event.

Organisers said proceeds from the book would be sent to the Internally Displaced Persons’ camps nationwide.

Donations were not made public but guests were encouraged to buy as many copies of the book as possible at the rate of N1,500 per copy of paperback edition; N2,500 per copy of hardcover and N10,000 per copy of leather edition.

The two presenters of the book, Mr. Tunde Folawiyo and Alhaji Abdusamad Rabiu, promised to donate two copies each to every tertiary institution in Nigeria.

Obasanjo, who was the special guest of honour at the event, described the 320-page book as a mixture of history and current affairs, saying the author’s account was accurate except for a few “incorrect insinuations” which he said could be understood.

The former President, who defeated Buhari in the 2003 presidential election, said he and the President had had many encounters, most of which saw them holding different positions.

Despite being in different camps, however, Obasanjo expressed happiness that he and Buhari who are both retired military generals, did not resort to engaging in gun duel.

He said, “President Muhammadu Buhari and I have had many encounters, but most times in parallel.

“Not too long ago, we had a direct opposition at the ballot box. But even then, it did not affect our relationship.

“Fortunately, we did not have to look at each other through the barrel of our guns.”

In commending Buhari’s integrity, Obasanjo said the book confirmed what he knew about the President.

He recalled when the President attended a meeting of the Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries in his capacity as the nation’s Commissioner for Petroleum Resources in Saudi Arabia and returned with a golden coin for him (Obasanjo) who was the then military leader.

He said Buhari gave him the coin with a condition that he would not in turn give it out the same way he did with a pair of expensive shoes earlier given to him by another person.

Gowon, who was the chairman of the occasion, said Buhari deserved every word of praise and criticism that could come his way at the occasion.

He described the President as a fighter and a man of destiny.

He said although he was told several times that he would never see the inside of the Presidential Villa, his persistence paid off in 2015 when he won that year’s presidential election.

In his review of the book, Tinubu said the author portrayed Buhari as a man who had lived his life on assignments that always intersected with vital moments in the nation’s history.

He recalled that the President was a man on an assignment, when, in the military, he served bravely in a Civil War to keep Nigeria united.

He added that he was also on a national assignment when he became the military Head of State in what he called a well-intentioned effort to straighten things out and set Nigeria on a better path.

Tinubu said, “When he ventured into politics and competed for the presidency culminating in his 2015 election victory, he was still on an assignment, showing that there was no other way for this nation to go but the way of democracy, no matter how difficult the path may be.

“Now, as a sitting President, he is on an assignment, against time, to undo the wrongs of nearly two decades of bad governance.

“Such is the life of this man; always in the public eye, doing things in his different, disciplined and spartan way.”

Tinubu went down memory lane, recalling how the APC which defeated the Peoples Democratic Party at the federal level was formed. He described the merger process as a teamwork and a commitment to national purpose.

“Many of us invested ourselves, our heart, body, mind and soul in this project for national salvation. Many did not want it to happen and fought to undermine the good we sought to accomplish.

“Many others straddled the sidelines, neither completely in nor completely out, but waiting to see how the prevailing winds might blow before making their move.

“Muhammadu Buhari never wavered for one moment on this journey. Proving to be a focused leader, he acted with a single-minded determination that showed no fear or doubt in the rightfulness of the cause we pursued.

“I know this for an unassailable fact because I was there with him, every step of the way, to fight against, what the realists told us, were insurmountable odds.

“Yet, our determination for reform beat their smart calculations. The desire for a better country was more powerful than their incumbent might.

“So many people made contributions that made the historic merger possible. It would be impossible to give each person the accolade they deserve in a concise work such as this one.

He recalled that after Buhari’s emergence as the party’s presidential candidate, there was a thorny issue of who would be his running mate.

Tinubu said stakeholders later agreed to settle for Osinbajo, a Christian in order to get a religiously-balanced ticket given the sensitivity of the moment.

He said the fact that Osinbajo was a pastor answered those who wrongfully tried to paint Buhari as intolerant.

The President of the Lagos Chambers of Commerce and Industry, Chief Nike Akande, in her goodwill message, said Buhari had performed creditably well in office.

A former United States Ambassador to Nigeria, Ambassador John Campbell, described Buhari as a confirmation of Barack Obama’s statement that in the face of adversity, those who love their country would rise to change it.

He urged the US to show more interest in Nigeria as the giant of Africa.

A former minister, Prof. Ibrahim Gambari, recalled that even as a military leader, Buhari conducted cabinet meetings in a democratic manner.

He said the President always defer to the collective decisions of the Federal Executive Council.

The Minister of Science and Technology, Chief Ogbonaya Onu, said Buhari had always been using his influence for the common good rather than for self.

Meanwhile, former Vice-President Atiku Abubakar has said that he did not attend the event because he got the invitation to the book launch late.

Abubakar made the explanation in a statement by his Media Adviser, Paul Ibe.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lvi9nNGaGQs
Watch this student of Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria who constructed an aeroplane that could fly.
Nigerians have talents but the sponsorship is what matters. Many talents are there wasting with no one to nurture them. This is not the first time I am seeing something like this but yet we have not heard of any government sponsoring these talents.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ihx9nQZ4af4
For our ladies that do not know how to crack open a coconut for making coconut rice, this is a good example

"Get your objective right in life and remain focus, there will be no disappointment...Tell your colleagues asking for BIAFRA to forget it...let us come together and build this country..."
- President Buhari speaking to the corpers who paid him a courtesy visit in his house in Daura, Katsina State on September 13, 2016

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v6P1Dks1f-g

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gx732StM-M4
She said we should thank God for ending Bokoharam and prays for abundance of food in the Country. She hosted Wife of Naval chief, wife of the Inspector general of Police, APC women national leader and others after the Prayers

Alexa ranking is useless. How can one blog with less pageviews be ranked higher than another with much pageviews?

And with the years that Jide has in blogging, is it just 300K views he has in a month? Chai

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lJbXMTe7Axs
For those who belief in Science, how would you explain the fact that rain falls in one spot if not wonders?

Breastfeeding is very vital for a baby and a child needs breast milk for the first 6 months of life. This is so because the breast milk supplies all that a child needs to grow, develop, and also protects the child from infections.
The good side of breast milk is that it is that as the child grows, the milk changes to suit the needs of the child.
However, when a child is 6 months, the milk fails to meet the demands of the child and complementary feeding is then required. The type of feed you give to child after 6 months of age matters and comes with changes that may make the child malnourished.
Here is a detailed article on breastfeeding, malnutrition, and how to make babies' formula and how to wean a child. Here is a link.

http://www.jotscroll.com/forums/11/posts/72/breast-feeding-complementary-feeds-babies-formula-weaning-malnutrition-and-micronutrients-deficiency.html

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZRfLpSOtCRw
Nigerian Guy Publicly kneeling on the road in Enugu and begging his Girlfriend to forgive him but instead she starts to slap him

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pyMEa3NqVL8
President Muhammadu Buhari Launches National Reorientation Campaign tagged "Change begins with Me" which was conceived by the ministry of information and culture.
The president called on Nigerians to be patriotic and disciplined to help the growth of the Country.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g7mILAAb07E
With whose money did the president use to go for the campaign of APC? He used a presidential jet to campaign for his party, I do not see this as being right. What do you think of it?
I am not a PDP nor APC fanatic please.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wgkX2RHIvfI
The Founder of Facebook says Nigerian Jollof Rice and Pounded yam taste really great and delicious and he knows how Nigerians in America are missing the delicious recipes. He said he had to taste both.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TX27F1URoDM
Popular Nollywood actress, Patience Ozokwor aka Mama G. speaks on her life before and after being a Christian during Her Visit to Kumasi, Ghana to Win Souls for christ.
She was warmly welcome by dancers!

Haha, Laugh want finish me.
You wait for another person to build a brand and later you come to eat from it. Chai! Nigerians!

Design has nothing to do with traffic. Traffic is all that matters. If design were to help, you would not have been on nairaland because the design sucks!

It is easier for empty drums to make the loudest noise. Be calm even when you are getting money. Una hear? It pays more than shouting.

Haha. It seems you are new to this. First of all do not expect much for now please. You are just starting out, it may take time before you start seeing results of what you added.

Secondly, It will take roughly 6 months for your blog to star getting organic traffic (search engine traffic- either google or yahoo/bing)
Thirdly, make sure you add a site map to your Webmasters Console in your google account.
Fourth, you have to write something completely differently. (There are people that copy one line of text from one blog and another sentence from another blog and join them and thinks it is unique.) That is pure foolishness. If you doing it, you will not get one single traffic.
Fifth, Write on things that are not common.

There are so many things you need to do but the important is writing something no one has written on.
I hope this helps.

If you have video site and you do not want to use Youtube, then I guess you are doing Adult content (No Insult please).

You problem is simple and can be done in less than 10 minutes. You Do not need any extra server or dedicated server. The problem is actually with the bandwidth but I strongly doubt it is from genuine traffic.

Your website is visited by Bots. (Spambots, Spiders, etc) name them. These evil bots will exhaust your bandwidth till you server keeps crashing making you think as if you are getting visitors.
Here is the catch: Use .Htaccess file and blog all the Spam bots. You can check your log files and see the bots that are involved.

If you cannot do what I said above and you upgrade to a bigger server, you will still get the same problem and you will not rank well on search results.
I can help you out for free if you are willing. Unfortunately I cannot put up my number here but you can contact me on placenesty [at] g mail [dot] com

Qristien:

I hate pop-ups! Starting with Naij.com, these sites want to force you to like them or buy products. Good development, Google.

You just spoke my mind

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0yfIBpZCSns
Rivers state governor, Nyesom Wike says the Federal are slowing down development of states in Nigeria by their overbearing nature.
He said how could you work to tackle security challenges in the state when the federal government keeps changing 5 police commissioners in one year. He said if you want to work with one CP, the next month, he would be transferred and you have to start afresh again.
He said the Federal government policies do not allow for states to develop.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dVdt6IqFn5s
His speech was centered around BokoHaram, Niger Delta Avengers, Human Rights and Extremism.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pPq1N5opO_Q
Immediate past Attorney General and Commissioner for Justice of Ondo state, Mr Eyitayo Jegede has emerged the Gubernatorial candidate of the Maikarfi Lead Faction of Peoples' Democratic Party, PDP in Ondo.
Mr. Jegede polled 760 votes to defeat Mr. Lawal who scored 22 votes.
The election was conducted by Chairman of Electoral committee and Governor of Bayelsa state, Mr. Seriake Dickson.
A total of 840 delegates from 203 wards participated in the Election of the PDP flagbearer.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1O5eP3kYvnA
Rivers State Government and United Kingdom resolve to strengthen partnership in terms of Agriculture, Vocational Skills and Security
In his first visit to Nigeria and to Rivers state, Director of the United Kingdom department for International development in charge of western/southern Africa, Mr. Keith McGigan said the British government would partner with Rivers state government to improving Security challenges especially in providing the devices needed to track and reduce the rate of Kidnapping and also in terms of Agriculture and Vocational and skills acquisition.