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MUST he do it this way by showing off.. It would have been more better if he writes the couple a cheque instead of trying to show off.

Abeg give her Clay, water make she mold the man wey she want... she dey mad.

Bro Ignore her for Two weeks... Keep eating her food O but aside that don't even discuss anything with her for two weeks her head go reset.

power900:
top over ratted artistes in Nigeria 2015-16
1...kc presh
2...davido
still counting......

Na count make u dey count no go double ur hustle...lol

I need a clean 2007 Acura MDX and Toyota Venza 2010. Kindly send price and pic to my email cotzywitzy@naij.com

Thank You

God bless your handwork.. Am impressed.

Chidinma food is ready ooo....

Innoson Nigeria's Tony Stark... Welldone

Misplaced priorities...

I wonder where this people dey put their brain...Isn't dollar different from Naira? U spent 250USD for US ooo no be say na 9ja u do the pedicure and Manicure and u dey say buhari how far...na thunder go fire ur mouth idiot.

onatisi:
Abi oo.
It is like someone prophesying that barca will beat 3sc of Ibadan. Even the mad man on the street of usa knws that Clinton will win

I swear na the thing Gan gan be that my Broda.

Person wey no be Prophet self know say Na Hillary go win...If she con win u go see hin members dey talk say their Prophet Don talk am before the election...awon eran

Always COCA COLA

Iheanacho is making $15,000 per week.

http://www..ng/2016/11/03/revealedsee-actual-amount-kelechi-iheanacho-earn-weekly/

Later u go hear say na ritual purpose

royalvalentine19:
two ungifted artiste in a record label.

You guys should watch out for their mumbo jumbo combo coming out soon at y'all . Like what? The ? Bleep ? Do they sing.

Davido on a normal day uses vocoders to pitch is song, same with lola, lola what? Rae, like that girl na wacko

Niniola with better vocals will beat her butt flawlessly when it comes to talent..

Not a hater , just saying ..just saying

You say ungifted? And u with the gift what's ur fucking achievement...Ode

Wait for it.. Porn Industry for Yankee dey come for the girl soon. She self go con address una say na her dream to become a Porn star....

OGBOJU ODE NINU IGBO IRUNMALE By D. O. Fagunwa
The Fagunwa Phenomenon. 
In 1938, a school teacher, David O. Fagunwa came out with a book entitled Ogboju Ode Ninu Igbo Irunmale. In part because of its novelty, in part because of the richness of language, in part because it treated familiar themes and because it relied heavily on folklore with which people were familiar, Ogboju Ode was an instant success.


Fagunwa’s first novel, Ogboju Ode Ninu Igbo Irunmale 1938; (Wole Soyinka translated the book into English in 1968 as The Forest of A Thousand Demons), was the first full-length novel published in the Yoruba language. Fagunwa’s works characteristically take the form of loosely constructed picaresque fairy tales containing many folklore elements: spirits, monsters, gods, magic, and witchcraft.

Also because of their classical nature, richness and because of the prolificity of its author, Fagunwa's books (he wrote four others after Ogboju Ode) became so prodigious that they, for a long time, seemed to overshadow other writings in the same genre. Indeed, it is only recently that many, outside the circle of the educated Yorubas, are beginning to realize that there were indeed some other literary works of note before and during Fagunwa's ‘reign'. Such was the intensity of leverage the Fagunwa's works wielded.
The books, in order of publication are:

1. 1938, Ogboju Ode Ninu Igbo Irunmale.



2. 1940, Irinkerindo Ninu Igbo Elegbeje.



3. 1946, Igbo Olodumare.



4. 1949, Ireke Onibudo.



5. 1963, Adiitu Olodumare.



Besides assembling Yoruba folklores and weaving them together to form a composite narrative, Fagunwa, in each of his works, preaches ‘high morals' from Yoruba cultural perspective as well as Christian ethos. His heroes are usually Yoruba hunters, who interact with kings, sages, and even gods in their quests. The five works (written between 1936 and 1961) essentially deal with Yoruba traditional society. The first two works centre on how life was lived in pre-colonial Yoruba society. His latter works also consider the traditional society. But this time taking cognizance of the fact that real social and political power has shifted from Obas or traditional chiefs to the colonialists. The Fagunwa phenomenon thus represented the third landmark in the evolution of Yoruba literature.
Fagunwa remains the most widely-read Yorùbá-language author, and a major influence on such contemporary writers as Amos Tutuola.

"Because of its popularity, because of its depth and because of its uniqueness, D.O. Fagunwa's writing is often regarded by many as the pioneer of Yoruba literature - especially the novels."
        -Jare Ajayi


We, at Sunshine Bookseller are proud to bring to you the full collection (the 5 Yoruba version in hardback and 3 English translated version) of Fagunwa's books at promo prices. The 5 Yoruba version are in hardback (cased, hardcover) and are at a promo price of One Thousand, Five Hundred Naira (₦1,500) each, while the 3 English Translated version are at a promo price of Two Thousand Naira (₦2,000) each. 
There is another Book, The Novels of D.O. Fagunwa: A Commentary By Ayo Bamgbose for those that are interested. Price is also ₦2,000.

The English Translated Version: 


In the forest of Olodumare, A translation of D. O. Fagunwa's Igbo Olodumare, Translated by Wole Soyinka. The price is  ₦2,000 

The Forest of a Thousand Daemons, A translation of D. O. Fagunwa's Ogboju Ode Ninu Igbo Irunmale, Translated by Wole Soyinka. The price is ₦2,000 

Misteries of God, A translation of D. O. Fagunwa's Aditu Eledumare. Translated by Olu Obafemi. The price is ₦2,000 

The Novel of D.O Fagunwa - A commentary by Ayo Bamgbose. The price is ₦2,000 

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Promo ends in 6days. Which is 10th November 2016

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Delivery to other location can be arranged with us for the best option. Just call 08028708577. 

  
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ABOUT THE AUTHOR: D. O. FAGUNWA
Daniel Olorunfemi Fagunwa MBE (1903 — December 9, 1963), popularly known as D.O. Fagunwa, was a Nigerian author who pioneered the Yoruba language novel. He was born in Oke-Igbo, Ondo State, a chief of the Yoruba, Fagunwa studied at St. Luke's School, Oke-Igbo and St. Andrew's College, Oyo before becoming a teacher himself.

In 1938, Fagunwa wrote his Ogboju Ode ninu Igbo Irunmale, after entering a literary contest of the Nigerian education ministry, the novel was widely considered the first novel written in the Yorùbá language and one of the first to be written in any African language; Wole Soyinka translated the book into English in 1968 as The Forest of A Thousand Demons. Fagunwa's later works include Igbo Olodumare (The Forest of God, 1949), Ireke Onibudo (1949), Irinkerindo ninu Igbo Elegbeje (Expedition to the Mount of Thought, 1954), and Adiitu Olodumare (1961).

Fagunwa was awarded the Margaret Wong Prize in 1955 and was made a Member of the Order of the British Empire in 1959. He died in a motor accident in 1963. 

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Coffin

Remyboyhefty:
baba nla no mind dat bald headed afonja goat wea be say na to disturb us with him cracked frog voice......Big ups wizzy

You have a shallow mentality. I won't be surprised if I see That same person u refer to on ur playlist... and I say u r r coward for not mentioning his name.

Dis one con be news... when women r buying something better than this... not hating ooo.

Microsoft unveiled its first desktop computer Surface Studio PC on Wednesday.

The computer was unveiled in New York alongside other products varying from brand new hardware to software.


Here are 8 things to know about Surface Studio PC:

It will be offered in three different configurations:
– 1TB storage, Intel Core i5 processor, 8GB RAM, 2GB GPU with a price of $2,999,
– 1TB storage, Intel Core i7 processor, 16GB RAM, 2GB GPU for $3,499, and
– 2TB storage, Intel Core i7 processor, 32GB RAM, 4GB GPU for $4,199.

2.Microsoft Surface Studio all-in-one PC comes with a 28-inch PixelSense Display with a resolution of 4500×3000 pixels, 10-point multi-touch, a so-called Zero-Gravity hinge, and 3:2 aspect ratio.

3.The first configuration will ship in mid-December, while the other two will become available in early 2017, with more specifics to be announced at a later date.

4.As far as processors go, you can choose between quad-core 6th generation Intel Core i5 and i7, while graphics come in the form of NVIDIA GeForce GTX 965M 2GB GPU GDDR5 memory or NVIDIA GeForce GTX 980M 4GB GPU with GDDR5 memory.

5.There are three RAM configurations available, namely 8GB, 16GB, and 32GB, and you also receive a wide variety of connectivity options, including 4 USB 3.0 ports, a full-size SD card reader, mini DisplayPort, and 3.5mm headphone jack.

6.The device weighs 9.56 kg (21.07 lbs) and features dual microphones, stereo 2.1 speakers with Dolby Audio, 5.0-megapixel camera with 1080p HD video support and Windows Hello face sign-in camera.

7. It features Wi-Fi and Bluetooth support, and integrates an Xbox Wireless module to be able to play games with Xbox controllers.

8.The Surface Studio comes with everything you need to connect it to a power source and start working, including a Surface Pen, a Surface Keyboard, and a Surface Mouse, while the Surface Dial is available separately.


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

This celeb r just so daft and stupid. Must u post the price of food u eat while abroad?

Angry BIRD need to endorse this girl....

When you run ur mouth like a Dog why wont he be re-arrested. And all the case wey dem cancel dem go reopen am. God punish all corrupt leaders

Dangote Don sacrifice again...Hmmm... all because of vanity. RIP to the departed.

Since the arrival of flat-screen TVs, there’s not been a whole lot to get excited about in the world of televisions – how many ways can you improve on a big slab of glass, after all? Well, how about by making it almost invisible when you’re not using it?

That’s the thinking behind a new prototype from Panasonic that’s just been shown off at the CEATEC electronics expo in Japan this week. When switched on, it’s just like a normal TV. When switched off, it’s as transparent as glass, meaning you can see the wall or shelving behind.

Panasonic describes it as the “future of display screens” – although as you might expect, the company’s staying tight-lipped about the technology behind its transparent TV, just in case its competitors have something similar in mind.

According to Mat Smith at Engadget, the screen is made from a fine mesh embedded in a glass panel.

You can slide the panel around too, at least in Panasonic’s demo clip, where the TV performs double duty glass pane of a cabinet:
Because it can be moved around, you can easily get at shelves behind it, or adjust the height of the display depending on who’s watching.

Importantly, the screen uses the latest OLED (organic light-emitting diode) technology, where each pixel lights itself (rather than being lit from behind).



Traditionally, OLED panels put a thin layer of plastic between two electrodes on top of a glass slab. Because of this, when the electric signal disappears, the slab can look virtually transparent.

OLED technology requires very little power too, which is why panels like this can be so thin. Eventually, tech firms are hoping to develop flexible OLED screens that you can bend or even roll away.

And this isn’t just for your favourite crime drama or soap opera either – Panasonic’s marketing spiel envisions people using the display to control smart home devices, play music, or maybe even set the mood with a series of themed images.

Panasonic originally showed off the technology at CES in Las Vegas earlier in the year, but the company’s engineers say the latest version of their invisible television looks even more transparent when switched off, and brighter when switched on.

Unfortunately, despite the progress they’re making, it looks like it won’t be ready to buy for another three years or so, according to company representatives.

But that might actually be a good thing – it’ll give us some time to save up for it.



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gsbxCeJ78As



Source: http://www.saealert.com/2016/10/11/a-new-invisible-television-unveiled-panasonic-so-amazing/

joseph214:
Open your settings and look for network mode in network settings. There you should see something like 4g only or 4g/3g/2g(auto). If 4g is not there then know that your device doesn't support it.

Can the 4G thing work on a Modem?