N3TRAL:
A creche of naive babies singing for the camera.

For the umpteenth time, there will be a geometric increase in suicide rates on the 27th of February

This is wrong na. Why wishing that to your fellow citizens who also want something best for you. People will not commit suicide no matter the result of the election. Nigerians presently just want the election to come and go. This cashless economy is not good for the nation.

I hear say Lyon later man up and copy Bayern..

TheRealProphet:
I hear say lyon wan boycott 2day match the fear of 8-2 is d beginning of wisdom.

emmaphy22:


Pls kindly send me your number

08109369760

emmaphy22:
No any job yet o. I've even gone to the extent of dropping my certificate at home and beg people for a menial jobs but nothing yet o. Life of a jobless man in abuja is very tough o. I just pray for God's intervention.

There's a company in Abuja that need a sales person... Maybe u can apply.. contact me to give you the address.. trust me I how add it is an Abuja .. even people working are not happy with the pay.. but at all at all...[quote author=daneni1 post=90897787]

delzbaba:
See their evil faces, it's like the middle one is innocent

Nor be only innocent na idibia

fykes:
Abeg leave David mark matter. Even the road leading to his own personal house is not even tarred.
Even devil has given up on him

bros you can lie.. even you are not sleeping..

The nominees for the 2018 edition of the Africa Movie Academy Awards (AMAA) were announced on Friday at an event held at The Wheatbaker Hotel in Lagos.


Here is the full list of the nominees:

EFERE OZAKO AMAA 2018 award for Best Short Film
Dem Dem – Senegal/Belgium
Zenith – Cameroun/USA
It Rains on Ouga – Burkina Faso
In Shadows – Kenya
Coat of Harm – Nigeria
Tikitat Soulima – Morocco
Nice, Very Nice – Algeria
Visions (Shaitan, Buruja, Brood) – Nigeria
Fallou – Senegal
Still Water Runs Deep – Nigeria/USA

AMAA 2018 Award for Best Animation
Group Photo – Nigeria
Belly Flop – South Africa
Untitled – Ghana
Crush – Nigeria

AMAA 2018 Award for Best Documentary
Bigger Than Africa – Nigeria/USA
Winnie – South Africa
Boxing Libreville – Gabon
Silas – South Africa/Kenya
When Babies Don’t Come – South Africa
Uncertain Future – Burundi
We Came In Sprint Carts – South Africa

OUSMANE SEMBENE AMAA 2018 Award for Best Film in an African Language
Mansoor – Nigeria
Five Fingers For Marseilles – South Africa
Icheke Oku – Nigeria
Agwaetiti Obiuto – Nigeria
Nyasaland – Malawi
Tunu – Tanzania

MICHAEL ANYIAM OSIGWE AMAA 2018 Award for Best Film by an African living abroad
Minister – Nigeria/Italy
Alexandra – Nigeria/USA
Low Lifes And High Hopes – Nigeria/Austria
AMAA 2018 Award for Best Diaspora Short
Torments of Love (Guadeloupe)
Baby Steps (USA)
Intercept (USA)
AMAA 2018 Award for Best Diaspora Documentary
Evolutionary Blues (USA)
Barrows: Freedom Fighter (Barbados)
Sammy Davis Jr. – I’ve Got To Be Me (USA)
AMAA 2018 Award for Best Diaspora Narrative Feature
Angelica (Puerto Rico)
Love Jacked (Canada)
Charlie: La Vie Magnifique Charlie (USA)

AMAA 2018 Award for Achievement in Production Design
Kada River
Five Fingers For Marseille
Tatu
In My Country
Cross Roads
AMAA 2018 Achievement in Costume Design
Icheke Oku
Cross Roads
Esohe
Five Fingers For Marseille
Isoken

14. AMAA 2018 AWARD FOR ACHIEVEMENT IN MAKE-UP
1. Siembamba
2. Icheke Oku
3. Five Fingers For Marseille
4. Esohe
5. The Road To Sunshine

15. AMAA 2018 AWARD FOR ACHIEVEMENT IN SOUNDTRACK
1. The Road To Sunshine
2. Tatu
3. Hotel Called Memory
4. Isoken
5. Siembamba

16. AMAA 2018 AWARD FOR ACHIEVEMENT IN VISUAL EFFECT
1. Siembamba
2. Icheke Oku
3. Lucky Specials
4. Esohe
5. Kada River
17. AMAA 2018 AWARD FOR ACHIEVEMENT IN SOUND
1. The Lost Café
2. The Road To Sunshine
3. Hotel Called Memory
4. Pop Lock ‘N’ Roll
5. Sidechic Gang

18. AMAA 2018 AWARD FOR ACHIEVEMENT IN CINEMATOGRAPHY
1. The Road To Sunshine
2. Five Fingers For Marseille
3. The Lost Café
4. The Blessed Vost (Les Bienheureux)
5. Siembamba
19. AMAA 2018 AWARD FOR ACHIEVEMENT IN EDITING
1. Hotel Called Memory
2. Pop Lock ‘N’ Roll
3. Lucky Specials
4. The Blessed Vost (Les Bienheureux)
5. Siembamba

20. AMAA 2018 AWARD FOR ACHIEVEMENT IN SCREEN PLAY
1.The Women
2 Potato Potahto
3. Ojukokoro
4. Five Fingers For Marseille
5. Hakkunde
6. The Lost Café
21. AMAA 2018- AYIAM OSIGWE FOUNDATION AWARD FOR BEST NIGERIAN FILM
1. Cross Roads
2. In My Country
3. Isoken
4. Hotel Called Memory
5. Ojukokoro
6. Lost Café
7. Icheke Oku

22. AMAA 2018 AWARD FOR BEST YOUNG/ PROMISING ACTOR
1. Patrick Dibuah – Banana Island Ghost
2. Austin Enabulele – In My Country
3. Cindy Sanyu – Bella
4. Anine Lansari – The Blessed Vost (Les Bienheureux)
5. Maurice Paige – Pop Lock ‘N’ Roll
6. Nichole Ozioma Banna – Icheke Oku
7. Zainab Balogun – Sylva

23. TONY ELUMELU AMAA 2018 AWARD FOR BEST COMEDY
1. Sidechic Gang – Ghana
2. Banana Island Ghost – Nigeria
3. The Adventures Of Supermama – South Africa
4. Koko: The Box TV – Nigeria

24. AMAA 2018 AWARD FOR BEST ACTOR IN A SUPPORTING ROLE
1. Seun Ajayi – Ojukokoro
2. Lionel Newton – Pop Lock ‘N’ Roll
3. Akah Nani – Banana Island Ghost
4. Richard Lukunku – Lucky Specials
5. Gideon Okeke – Cross Roads

25. AMAA 2018 AWARD FOR BEST ACTRESS IN A SUPPORTING ROLE
1. Sika Osei – In Line
2. Sivenathi Mabuya – Lucky Specials
3. Rahama Sadau – Hakkunde
4. Toyin Abraham- Esohe
5. Joke Silva – Potato Potahto

26. AMAA 2018 AWARD FOR BEST ACTOR IN A LEADING ROLE
1. Vuyo Dabula – Five Fingers For Marseille
2. Richard Mofe Damijo – Cross Roads
3. Sam Dede – In My Country
4. Sani Bouajla – The Blessed Vost
5. OC Ukeje – Potato Potahto
6. Chris Attoh – Esohe
7. Oros Mampofu – Lucky Specials
8. Frank Donga – Hakkunde

27. AMAA 2018 AWARD FOR BEST ACTRESS IN A LEADING ROLE
1. Kate Henshaw- Roti
2. Reine Swart – Siembamba
3. Okawa Shaznay –In My Country
4. Dakore Egbuson – Isoken
5. Nana Ama McBrown, Lydia Forson and Sika Osei – Sidechic Gang
6. Mariam Phiri – The Road To Sunrise
7. Tunde Aladese – Lost Café
8. Joselyn Dumas – Potato Potahto

28. AMAA 2018 AWARD FOR BEST FIRST FEATURE FILM BY A DIRECTOR
1. My Mothers Story –Flora Suya- Malawi
2. Ogwuetiti Obiuto – Onyeka Nwelue – Nigeria
3. Five Fingers for Marseilles- Michael Mathews- South Africa
4. Isoken – Jadesola Osiberu- Nigeria
5. 18 Hours – Njue Kevin – Kenya
6. Banana Island Ghost – BB Sasore- Nigeria
7. The Blessed Vost – Sefia Djama – Algeria

29. AMAA 2018 AWARD FOR BEST DIRECTOR
1. Jade Isiburu – Isoken
2. Michael Mathews- Five Fingers For Marseilles
3. Frank Rajah Arase – In My Country
4. Safia Djama- The Blessed Vost
5. Oluseyi Siwoku – Cross Roads
6. Shemu Joyah- Road to Sunshine
7. Darrell Roodt- Siembamba
8. Akin Omotosho- Hotel Called Memory
9. Peter Kofi Sedufia – Sidechic Gang
10. The Lost Café – Kenneth Gyang

29. AMAA 2018 AWARD FOR BEST FILM
1. Isoken – Nigeria
2. Five Fingers For Marseilles – South Africa
3. In My Country – Nigeria
4. The Blessed Vost- Algeria
5. Cross Roads – Nigeria
6. Road to Sunshine – Malawi
7. Siembamba – South Africa
8. Hotel Called Memory – Nigeria
9. Sidechic Gang – Ghana
10. Lost Café – Kenneth Gyang








https://chitipi.com/2018/08/03/nominations-for-2018-amaa-full-list/

Righteousness89:
Warri boi didn't wanna take Chances , Knowing fully well dt anything could happen During World Cup e.g. Not being used, Having a bad game, or Injury....!!

Etebobo we know!!

Enjoy

is this post not good enough for front page

PETER ETEBO has revealed that he turned down Premier League interest this summer before opting to fulfil his dream of playing in English football with Stoke City.

The highly-rated attacking midfielder became Gary Rowett’s first capture of the summer last month after the Potters fought off stern competition from a plethora of clubs all courting the 22-year-old’s signature.

Etebo caught the eye of many with a string of outstanding performances for his country in Russia, with his superb showing against South American giants Argentina earning him the man-of-the-match award.

Speaking exclusively to Stoke City+, he revealed that a decision on his future would have been made after the World Cup Finals had he not been so impressed by the vision and ambition of the Stoke City hierarchy.

“I feel great, I am finally here and I really appreciate the support and the welcome that everybody has given to me,” the Nigerian star stated.

“Everybody needs a break after a tournament like the World Cup, but my mind has been here, I knew that I was coming to Stoke City and I was excited about it.

“I spoke to a lot of friends about the move and the tradition of this Club appealed to me – everybody knows that this is a big Club, even though we suffered relegation last season.

“It is important for us to do well this season, to make sure that everything goes well in the future, but I know how difficult a challenge this will be.

“I did that because of the relationship and the conversations I had. I was happy with what was said – if I wasn’t then I wouldn’t have come to Stoke City.”

He added: “I believe that we are going to make this a great season. I am going to give my best and hopefully that will be enough for the Club.






https://chitipi.com/2018/07/17/etebe-says-he-spurned-premier-league-opportunities-for-championship/

Following the incident that went viral on social media about Khadijah Adenike Oluboyo, the first daughter of the former deputy governor of ondo state,Alhaji Lasisi Oluboyo. Khadijah was found dead at the premises of Adeyemi Alao. Media went insane with alot of report about the incident and the deceased, which some of it happens to be speculation of who Khadijah Oluboyo was.
Some news depicted her to be promiscuous and wayward but those news didn’t give references to how they got such information, meanwhile they are not reliable news and should be discarded.
According to Khadijah’s immediate sister, Kudirat Oluboyo and friends from Adeyemi College of Education, Mutiat Bakare, Stanley and Dupe. Adeyemi and Khadijah dated long time ago but Khadijah left him after sometime,which Adeyemi persuaded her to come back but she declined. Overtime they normalized to be friend’s and she told one of her friend after some years that they still keep in touch but no string attached that they are just friends. Sometimes Adeyemi do request her to pay him a visit but she declined for sometime, but for old time sake she reluctantly accepted. That was due to the fact that she was free hearted and simple. This was confirmed by
her close friends in her present school(AAUA)Lucy, Tolu and Habibat who happen to always be with her. They further said she was accommodating that she plays with alot of people either male or female,young or old,irrespective of their status.


https://chitipi.com/2018/07/14/the-truth-about-who-khadijat-oluboyo-was/

zolajpower:

Bros u sef try put picture small, foto can make d diff......like put somebody wen dey sniff drug if u nor get d russian players own

Will do that next time.. Thanks

The 2017/18 campaign saw Karim Benzema record his least productive season with Real Madrid netting 12 times in 39 games with the dividend strengthening calls for his exit from the Bernabeu. On the day where the player celebrates his ninth anniversary with the LaLiga side, the French forward took to his Twitter account posting a message that for many has the hallmarks of a farewell:

“Nine years ago I first wore the Real Madrid shirt, thanks to the President, the whole club and the players and all the coaches with whom I met along the way. I’ve been proud to defend the club badge and am eternally grateful always"
#HalaMadrid



The message coincides with reports in Italian sports daily La Gazzetta dello Sport who claim Napoli are set to make a 40 million euro bid for Benzema. If the French striker does move to the Serie A side it would see a reunion with former Madrid coach Carlo Ancelotti who has just taken over at the Neapolitan outfit.


https://chitipi.com/2018/07/11/benzema-on-the-move/

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/sportsnews/article-5937889/Russia-World-Cup-doctor-confirms-hosts-sniffed-ammonia-help-breathing.html

or is this also a fake source... hypocrite

did you check the German newspaper Süddeutsche Zeitung before calling a news, a fake news from fake source... typical naija man..

German newspaper Süddeutsche Zeitung’s claims that Russian players sniffed ammonia, a non-banned substance, to improve their performance during their games at the World Cup, have been confirmed by the team’s doctor. The report in
Süddeutsche Zeitung cited a
spokesperson for the Russian Football Federation , who admitted to the Bavarian newspaper that one of the Russian substitutes sniffed a cotton ball doused in ammonia before coming on in the game against Spain.
In the latest twist in the tale, on Tuesday Eduard Bezuglov, the Russian national team’s chief medical professional, stated that the players had inhaled ammonia before the game against Spain and again ahead of the quarter-final against Croatia.
“ We are talking about a simple ammoniac that you apply to buds of cotton wool and then inhale. Thousands of athletes do the same thing to give themselves a lift . It’s been in use for decades, “ Bezuglov was quoted as telling local media in Russia. “It is not only used in sport but also in everyday life when someone loses consciousness of feel dizzy because of the strong smell it gives off.
You can go to any pharmacy and buy ammonia and cotton buds. It does not constitute doping .”
“AS COMMON AS USING SHAMPOO IN THE SHOWER”
While ammonia is not classed as a prohibited substance in international anti-doping regulations, it is known to help improve athletic performance, by stimulating breathing and improving the flow of oxygen in the blood. “The Russian Federation acted as if it were something as common as using shampoo in the shower, ” states the
Süddeutsche Zeitung article.
Süddeutsche Zeitung was not the only German media outlet to link Russian players with the use of ammonia. Tabloid newspaper Bild claimed that images broadcast by German public television of Russian players rubbing their noses during the quarter final game against Croatia suggested that they were using the performing-enhancing substance.

https://chitipi.com/2018/07/11/russian-team-doctor-admits-players-sniffed-drug-before-matches-at-the-world-cup/

Is Africa maritime academy genuinely accredited or not.. I was told to pay 15000 naira to obtain the form.. And they also said they are in union with United Nations ..

obinna002:
That person that told you to pay 16000k for the form is a thief,, they form is 1500, and you will pay they 40k in peace corps Account in the bank and not on hand or cash,, is better you go to there office on your own to confirm everything.

another said I should pay 5000naira
yesterday.. if I go through all this , how much do they earn at the end of the month ...

I finished nysc this October and there us no job to do. I met someone who said I should join peace corps. I was told am going to pay 16000 naira for the form and 40000 naira for the training... I don't want to be coined that is why am asking , is this right?

mosisnho:
see the crowd at UBA ATM, Duara branch, katsina state. see picture below

http://www.smartlinkzone.com/2016/12/chritsmas-wahala-uba-atm-in-duara.html

this otukpo benue state not daura... uba opposite saint mary

na neck una cut na head blood day flow...




just saying... well done guts

na neck una cut na head blood day flow...




just saying...

tevez is set to join Chinese side Shanghai shenhua and earn £615,000 per week..
this was what he said in 2010 while playing for man city in the picture below....

zabadii:
Afonja

what's afonja...

I only look up (Chelsea) I don't back (man utd).... past is gone...moving train.




































but meanwhile......














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onto the next one...

borehole

dpete1:
Bread and Eko I.e akamu

try bread and fufu (apo)



or garri(EBA) and fried egg

Riyad Mahrez has been crowned the BBC African Footballer of the Year 2016.
Fans from across the world voted for the Algeria and Leicester midfielder ahead of Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang, Andre Ayew, Sadio Mane and Yaya Toure.
Winger Mahrez, 25, told BBC Sport: "It means a lot, it's something big for African players so I am very happy, I am very proud.
"It's always good to receive awards and for African players it's a huge honour. To all the fans, thank you very much."
He added: "Also I want to thank the Algeria fans and dedicate this to them as well and for my family.
"I just have to carry on and keep going with my football and see what I can do."
The award caps an exceptional year for Mahrez, who had already won the English Premier League title and was voted Professional Footballers' Association Player of the Year.
It is further recognition for his outstanding form as Mahrez, whose family comes from the small town of El Khemis in Algeria, took the Premier League by storm.
He was a driving force in Leicester City's shock title triumph, scoring 17 goals and providing 11 assists as the Foxes pulled off what had been a 5,000-1 shot before the season.
Leicester manager Claudio Ranieiri was in attendance as Mahrez received his award and paid tribute to the winger.
"I want to see him continue as a fantastic player," the Italian told BBC Sport. " It's very important for us, for the team. He is improving every day.
"I don't speak about his quality. I speak about his sacrifice, he has fought for the team because it's very important for us to be together."
In May, Mahrez became the first African to be voted the best player in the league by his fellow professionals, only two years after he had joined Leicester from Le Havre for £400,000.
Mahrez has made a remarkable rise from playing street football as a youngster to shining in the company of some of the world's best footballers.
In 2016 he proved he can thrive at the highest level, scoring four goals in his first five games in the Champions League.
He has also excelled on the international stage. In five matches for Algeria he scored two goals and provided five assists, and helped them qualify for next month's Africa Cup of Nations.
His achievements have also been recognised by football's world governing body Fifa, who included him on its shortlist for Player of the Year - the only African among the 23 names.
Mahrez now joins a list of greats, including Abedi Pele, George Weah, Jay-Jay Okocha and Didier Drogba, to have won the BBC African Footballer of the year award.
http://m.bbc.com/sport/football/38210161

Rapper Sina Rambo, has allayed fears that he is still a music artiste.
When asked if he was no longer doing music by a Planet TV correspondent, the rapper,replied saying he’d never quit music.
In his words:
I will never quit music, but, i have never been a one business man, I mean this is Nigeria, you have double your hustle, triple your interest.
Sina, also revealed that he is in-fact writing music for so many artistes in America and Nigeria, and has also done some directing jobs here

show us when you start assembling it.... not when you have already finish the van...