₦airaland Forum

stupid father!!!

And still allow some men outside to his home to film and flog his daughter!

Metchewwww

An investigation by SaharaReporters suggests that Governor Willie Obiano of Anambra State orchestrated a false and misleading campaign when he recently asserted that his state had earned $5 million by exporting vegetables.



Speaking recently in Abuja, Mr. Obiano said his government had boosted agricultural exports and was selling millions worth of vegetables, mostly to Europe.

Reports also said that these exports
earnings are from pumpkin leaves and bitter
leaves.

SaharaReporters has found that, as part of Mr. Obiano’s campaign, he used images allegedly from Anambra farms depicting luscious produce, including red tomatoes.

The governor’s public relations stunt has been circulating on Internet platforms featuring photos of tomato farms said to be producing “European standard” tomatoes. However, when SaharaReporters reverse-image- searched the photos being circulated by Mr. Obiano’s government, our investigators found that the images were lifted from other websites but deceptively identified as photos from Anambra
farms.

For example, an image of young vegetable plants actually comes from an Internet page from August 13, 2014, titled “Irrigation Practices in West Africa.”

PART 2

Another photo circulated by Mr. Obiano can be traced back to a 2010 blog post by an American named Chris Courtin, who had taken the photo during his fellowship in Nyumbani Village in Kitui County, Kenya.

In his blog post Mr. Courtin wrote
about the tomatoes saying, “they grow mostly tomatoes in the greenhouses and they were the biggest tomato vines I had ever seen” and “aside from picking tomatoes I also picked cow peas.”

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Our investigations learned that, as word began to spread that some photos released by the state government may have been taken from other sources, his team swung into action to create a series of photo events to demonstrate how well Anambra’s agricultural sector is doing.


The desperate attempts resulted in several photo ops featuring rural farmers standing around a modest pile of leafy greens and in front of an Anambra State banner stating “Anambra State Government Agriculture Export Programme” and “Willie is Working”.


One woman was photographed using her teeth to tear the leaves supposedly meant for export to Europe.

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Our investigators also found out that officials of Anambra State also visited the cargo section of the Murtala Muhammed International Airport in Lagos to pose with agricultural produce headed to South Africa with hurriedly made banners draped over
one or two of the cargo parcels.

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SaharaReporters attempted to reach Mr. Obiano to ask certain questions, including information on the location of state farms large enough to produce agricultural products worth $5 million in exports, the specific companies used to ship the produce,
and end-receiver documents from European buyers, but we were not able to reach him or any of his officials at the time of publication.

http://saharareporters.com/2016/07/28/governor-obiano-anambra-lied-about-5-million-vegetable-exports

good

Policing is one of the toughest jobs around.


They work long hours, tiring and dealing with criminals on a daily basis with constant danger is no fun at all.

But somehow, our olopa, or policemen show us different styles on daily basis.
Here are some of their swag, we know you are dying to see.


1. Working so hard we can see it

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2. You go boy!

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3. Drunk in love, or something like that.

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4. One can only but imagine what this young man did

https://static.omgvoice.com/images/2016/07/25195335/Nigerian-Police-frog-jump.jpg

5. You are highly protected, honestly.

https://static.omgvoice.com/images/2016/07/25195339/Nigerian-Police-sleeping.jpg

6. Swagged out

https://static.omgvoice.com/images/2016/07/25195341/Nigerian-Police.jpg

7. Absolutely speechless

https://static.omgvoice.com/images/2016/07/25195348/Nigerian-Police2.jpg

8. He’s drunk people

https://static.omgvoice.com/images/2016/07/25200259/Drunk-Policeman.jpg

9. Nobody knows what he’s doing, but it’s provocative. It gets the bus guy going

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10. Well this is so awkward

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11. Where is the WWE belt?

https://static.omgvoice.com/images/2016/07/25200518/Police-Fighting.jpg

12. If you understand this, you understand this

https://static.omgvoice.com/images/2016/07/25200520/Police-Hail.jpg

13. They know how to block you well.

https://static.omgvoice.com/images/2016/07/25200523/Police-Jam.jpg

14. You tell us what you think about it.

https://static.omgvoice.com/images/2016/07/25200910/Police.jpg

hahahahaha@hahahahahah

MTN Nigeria will list its shares on the Nigerian Stock Exchange in 2017, the telecoms giant said on Thursday.


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Stanbic IBTC Capital Limited (together with its
affiliates, The Standard Bank of South Africa
Limited and Standard Advisory London
Limited) and Citigroup Global Markets
Limited have been appointed as the joint
transaction advisors and joint global coordinators for the listing.

Stanbic will be the lead issuing house.

A full syndicate including Nigerian receiving
agents, Nigerian receiving banks and other
advisers will be appointed “in due course”, the company said, maintaining, however, that the proposed listing “would be subject to suitable market circumstances and conditions and the appropriate approvals from relevant regulators and other stakeholders”.

It earlier announced its intention to list
after the reduction of its fine by the Nigerian
Communications Commission (NCC) but did not give a specific time.

MTN Nigeria’s fine for failing to disconnect
unregistered subscribers was reduced from
N1.4 trillion to N330 billion after a series of
negotiations.

It then announced that as part of
the settlement arrangement, it would list its
shares on the NSE “as soon as commercially
and legally possible”.


“MTN Nigeria is pleased to announce that its
Board of Directors has resolved to proceed
with preparations for a listing of MTN Nigeria
on The NSE as soon as commercially and legally possible and has established a management task team with the responsibility to guide the company towards a listing.


At present, MTN Nigeria is targeting that the listing takes place during 2017, subject to suitable market conditions,” the statement from its group corporate affairs said.

MTN Nigeria is the biggest operator in Nigeria and its eventual listing is expected to boost the Nigerian capital market and create wealth for Nigerians.

The group announced its first half-year (H1)
loss in at least 20 years following the NCC fine.

Lalasticlala

https://www.thecable.ng/breaking-mtn-nigeria-list-nse-2017

chai

Right or Wrong


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1. Kissing your man is not a problem. The problem is how u do it. Stop making Sounds like a car Crash.


2. Screaming during Sex is romantic and its not a problem. The problem is Shouting words like; "JESUS: OOH MY GOD: HOLY MARY". U're having Sex, Not a Church Service. And besides i don't know if u're reminding God to Punish you Later.


3. Wearing short skimpy skirts is not a problem, infact its very Sexy. The problem is wearing your Mini and looking all nice but when you see Guyz u try to Pull it down now forcing it to be long. Don't u see that u're deceiving yourself.


4. Loving your man is not a problem. The problem is Changing ur Surname on Social Media and put his surname when he hasn't even Introduced you to his mother. Just Chill, i would hate to read your Post Later saying, "MEN ARE WICKED AND CHEATS"


5. Saying all Men are the Same is not my problem but Who asked u to try them ALL?


6. Bleaching ur skin till u shine brighter than ur future is not a problem, but the problem is having White Face, Yellow hands, Chocolate Lips and Black Legs. Are u a Zebra?


7. Reading this post ain't a problem, infact it's
welcomed, but the problem is reading without sharing..

Oyimeoyimemua:
are u for real? u think kumuyi will fake a miracle?

ur personal text says it all= Don't believe everything you hear

see as she pose for camera (1st pic).... Lol

so fake

hahaha ! De beating good for him body... Let him thank his star that dem no burn him alive.

fumes from generator killed them

Nigeria, we hail thee, Our own dear native land, Though tribe and tongue may differ, In brotherhood we stand, Nigerians all are proud to serve Our sovereign Motherland.


Our flag shall be a symbol That truth and justice reign, In peace or battle honour’d And this we count as gain, To hand on to our children A banner without stain. O God of all creation, Grant this our one request, Help us to build a nation Where no man is oppressed, And so with peace and plenty Nigeria may be blessed.

Those were the very words Nigerians sang back in the 60’s and 70’s as our National Anthem.

A time where true patriotism reigned in the blood streams of every Nigerian and orderliness was seen from afar.


No one has to question twice who we were as a country and what we stood for. Conversing with our parents you could almost feel the joy and yearn for the old times and days where peace and plenty were in abundance.

I got a few pictures from the 60’s and 70’s that’s got me wishing I was born then. Compared to what we have now, should I say I prefer the olden days?
No doubt the ‘now’ has it’s pro’s but the
average Nigerian is yet to experience that. As a people, we still remain hopeful.



1. A street in Enugu State

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2. Lagos Island

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3. Lagos Yacht Club

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4. University of Ibadan school gate

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5. Ikorodu express-way

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6. We were so orderly

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7. The national carrier, Nigerian Airways

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8. Tinubu Square

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9. The Old Bata store

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10. Barclays Bank. Our streets were so good we walked bare footed

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11. A public tap in Lagos. Water flowed through them 24/7

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12. Staff at the Centran Bank Of Nigeria. Now this kaind manual work I no like. Lol we just can’t have it all. Says who?

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13. An old Guinness advert. Hmmmmmmmm!
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14. Lagos Terminal- Nigerian Railway, Lagos- PHC

https://static.omgvoice.com/images/2016/05/17104333/IMG_20160517_114013_387.jpg

http://omgvoice.com/lifestyle/pictures-nigerian-in-the-60s/?geoip&country=NG

good one dear

how do they manage to build it so high?

me love sony ericsson

the best phone ever

https://themetapicture.com/media/funny-taking-pictures-Nokia-phone.jpg

mad MJ

better

shame on PDP

useless party that dont know its compass.

pdp sucks

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The Current state of the Nigerian Currency best explained in one
tweet....

Ben Murray-Bruce just dey kiss women anyhow

na wa for nairaland ooo

lolzzzzzzzzz

more

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Ndubisi Kanu

He was appointed governor of Imo state in March 1976 but later in
life joined the pro-democracy movement and played a leading
Role in the agitation for the actualisation of June 12.

He was the chairman of NADECO. Despite serving Babangida, he
described his regime as “the time when things started to go
wrong, with increasingly centralised control”.
Believed to be the winner of the annulled June 12 election.

Moshood Abiola was thrown into detention for declaring himself
as president after the regime of Sani Abacha refused to restore his
mandate.

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Doyin Okupe

Okupe was a chieftain of the NRC in 1993 and had reportedly
congratulated some of his SDP counterparts for their victory in the
election.
Suddenly, the story changed, and Okupe later told Nigerians that
IBB instructed Tofa not to accept defeat.

He is a former aide of ex-President Olusegun Obasanjo, and
former Goodluck Jonathan.

Here are 12 personalities involved in the June 12 tragedy.

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Arthur Nzeribe

On June 10, 1993, Nzeribe tried to stop the election, relying on a
court order which his group, Association for Better Nigeria (ABN),
got from late Justice Bassey Ikpeme of Abuja High Court. ABN
was known to be pro-Babangida.

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Babagana Kingibe

Babagana Kingibe was Abiola’s running mate. It was the first time
Nigeria would have a Muslim/Muslim presidential ticket. Reports
had it that Kingibe never believed that a southerner would be
president.

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Bashir Tofa

He was Abiola’s main challenger. His running mate in the election
was Sylvester Ugoh, one time governor of the former Central
Bank of Biafra. Tofa later joined the ruling All Progressives
Congress (APC), and became a member of the party’s board of
trustees.

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Ibrahim Babangida

General Ibrahim Babangida was the head of state who annulled
the june 12 election. He was reportedly close to the acclaimed
winner of the election, Abiola.
IBB is currently a member of the PDP, made several attempts to
return as a civilian president, but did not even succeed in picking
the ticket of his party. Till date, IBB has is yet to give a
straightforward answer on the June 12 issue.

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John Oyegun

John Oyegun the current national chairman of the APC was then
an elected civilian governor of Edo state on the SDP platform,
during the transition to democracy launched by Babangida, and
served from January 1992 to November 1993, when Abacha
declared him wanted.

He went on exile but joined the National Democratic Coalition (NADECO), which campaigned vigorously against the military.

YoungB1a:
Do you know that smartphone are addictive? Most of us will find ourselves looking at our smartphone for most of the day. statistic shows that an average person spends 8hr and 41mins on electronic devices and check his/her phone 46 time s per day.
1. 40% of the population is addicted to their smartphones : people are increasingly becoming addicted to their phones. According to an article on psychology today 40% of the population suffer from this addiction and also nomophobia I.e fear of being without a smartphone.
2. Most people will constantly check their phones without reason,especially when they are addicted.Despite having check their phones about two seconds ago,they tend to have an urge to check it again
3. Most phone addicts will experience phantom vibration: phantom vibration or ringing is a false belief that your phone is ringing or has received a notification, even though it has not.
4. Most people (18-30) sleep with their phones right next to them and when it is not there they suffer from separation anxiety.
5. Most phone addict forget how living in the real world is: Most of the phone addicts completely cut themselves off from real life and thus limit interactions with people and other real life experiences with people and other real life experiences.They see the world through their phones and interact less.
you can add yours

just like the way u r addicted to TV ,Raido, coffee,tobacco,party,sex etc that cut us off from real life.....

Abegee! Make we hear word