Azam101:
Trash trash trash!

Oga face front who follow you talk

farem:


You're a sadist!

Die with it

bigdot1759:
ur brain need proper flashing

Flash your dull brain first

windwayltd:
Our President Buhari is looking very very good and even better than him. He is just 40 looking like Buhari age mate. P.M.Buhari is blessed with good body and as Nigerians we are blessed to have him as our president. Most world leaders and even Macron respects him and what he brings on the table which is INTEGRITY that is what the civilized world cherish the most.

They are not there for beauty contest rather the are there to command INTEGRITY among them selves for there people and the region the represent. You and your hate life cannot compete with P.M.Buhari in any aspect of life and blessing from God. Go and deal with it because even when you look at your self in the mirror you never appreciated your personality and how you look like haahah so how can you see the beauty in other people?

including your single Mother? Am very sure you have no father you are a product of a donor sperm or you never seen your father image before even in pics.

You just posted your primitive hate life.

To you and your children

bewla:
when will u stop this front line insult and get ur PVC

Do just go around concluding. I already have my PVC

President of the only African Country in the World Cup. He came to talk about the future of Kylian Adesanmi Mbappe
See how the guy is so full of Life.

Message passed. Must these guys always show off

Phoenix3000:
I have a cousin that is 14 yearsif age and scored 250 in jamb and is about 80% certain of A's and B's in his wassce. He wishes to study in unilag, but do you think he will gain admission with his age...he is turning 15 by December

If there's money he should take Diploma. Unilag won't accept him

Itzseth:
Business USA PayPal verified account available with ID attach

Very interested. How much I it going for

KillaBeauty:
If Nigeria wins the world cup, I swear I would run nakèd through my street.

You don't need to do it openly when you can do it in my room

gentyholar:
IPhone 7 PLUS RED PRODUCT 256GB
IPhone 7 PLUS 128GB JET BLACK

How much for the jet black

Houseofglam7:
Happy father's Day dad
You're my hero
I love you to bits

I love you too my Daughter

When we enjoyed good soul touching music.. Before the noisemakers came.. Happy birthday Sir.

Former President Olusegun Obasanjo has warned those fanning the embers of crisis in the country to desist.
He maintained that Nigeria was a great country with lots of potentials, noting that though there were imperfections in the system, it called for correction and not songs of disintegration.
Obasanjo, who spoke during the maiden forum of the Zero Hunger Initiative in Makurdi, also urged all former leaders of the country to be responsible in their statements.
He maintained that Nigeria was a great country with lots of potentials, noting that though there were imperfections in the system, it called for correction and not songs of disintegration saying the unity of the country was the responsibility of all.
“Non of us should be tired of doing our best for this country. I have confidence in Nigeria and we all should,” he said.
“Those who keep singing the songs of disunity, whether young or old, are doing this country a great disservice and should desist.
“And those who have led this country at any level in the past have greater responsibilities to ensure the country works, rather than singing songs of disunity and war.”
The former President, who commended the Benue State government for its developmental strides, said with more assistance from development agencies, the state would emerge the main food basket of the country.
“Though I do not eulogize leaders when they are in office but if your daughter dances well in public, you will have no choice but to tell her that she, indeed, danced well,” he said of Governor Samuel Ortom.

Read more: http://www.trendcabal.com/2017/06/obasanjo-warns-those-singing-songs-of.html?m=0

Cc: lalasticlala , mynd44

The Nigerian equities market recorded a marginal decline of N14bn (0.12 per cent) at the close of trading on Monday as the Acting President, Prof. Yemi Osinbajo, passed the budget into law.
The year-to-date return settled at 23.67 per cent with 20 gainers and 30 losers.
The Nigerian Stock Exchange’s market capitalisation slid to N11.489tn from N11.503tn, as the All-Share Index closed at 33,235.28 basis points from 33,276.68 basis points.
A total of 501.081 million shares worth N6.111bn were traded in 6,635 deals.
Ashaka Cement Plc topped the gainers’ list, advancing by 10.09 per cent to close at a year high of N12.77. This was followed by May & Baker Nigeria Plc, Honeywell Flour Mill Plc, Sterling Bank Plc and PZ Cussons Nigeria Plc, which appreciated by 9.86 per cent, 9.60 per cent, 9.43 per cent and 9.34 per cent, respectively.
However, International Breweries Plc closed the day as the top loser, declining by 8.63 per cent to close at N29.45. UACN Plc, AIICO Insurance Plc, Fidelity Bank Plc and University Press Plc followed, depreciating by 5.84 per cent, 5.36 per cent, 4.93 per cent and 4.91 per cent, accordingly.
At the close of trading, the oil/gas and food/beverage indices were the only indices that declined, while the insurance, banking and industry indices recorded respective advancements of 1.10 per cent, 0.46 per cent and 0.14 per cent.
“While we observed that the positive sentiments towards a number of counters were still maintained, we attribute the day’s marginal decline to profit-taking activities on counters that had rallied in recent weeks,” Meristem Securities’ analysts said.
Meanwhile, Mutual Benefits Assurance Plc posted a 2016 full-year group pre-tax loss of N1.07bn, according to its filings with the NSE.
Its full-year group net premium income stood at N10.27bn compared to N7.73bn recorded a year ago.
The full-year group loss before income tax of N1.07bn was a significant drop compared to profit of N1.20bn posted a year ago
Its firstquarter 2017 net premium income stood at N3.72bn versus N2.96bn posted a year ago.
The Q1 profit before tax of the insurer stood at N875.5m compared to N408.4m recorded a year ago.

Read more: http://www.trendcabal.com/2017/06/stocks-slide-by-n14bn-mutual-benefits.html?m=0

Cc: lalasticlala

The Nigeria Union of Journalists (NUJ) said it condemns in the strongest terms the invasion of the premises of The Sun Newspapers in Lagos by Operatives of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, (EFCC) on Monday.
While reacting to the invasion, the National President of the NUJ, Abdulwaheed Odusile, said that the union was truly worried that at a time when the Nigerian security forces need the support and cooperation of the media in fighting terrorism, corruption and other criminal activities in the country, the media is now being attacked by the same security operatives.
Odusile noted that there can be no valid explanation to this act of intimidation by the EFCC which swooped on the premises of the newspapers, “preventing the staff from either gaining entrance or exit. This unfortunately led to the disruption of operations particularly the circulation of the newspapers.”

The NUJ President stated that in a democracy, security personnel should not be seen to be intimidating the media no matter the perceived offence, “rather civilised means and ways should be employed to check any excesses or misdemeanor.
“It becomes more disheartening, when such an invasion was carried out without any cogent reason, thus giving the impression that the action was merely a political act aimed at instilling fear into the organisation.
“The Union regrets this violation of press freedom and freedom of Journalists to work without being molested.
The EFCC will do well to unconditionally apologise for this untoward act in the interest of our democracy because the media remain the only voice of the masses,” Odusile cautioned.

Read more: http://www.trendcabal.com/2017/06/nuj-condemns-invasion-of-sun-by-efcc.html?m=0

Cc: lalasticlala

The Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) has disclosed that active telecommunication subscribers reduced from 152,467,198 in March, 2017 to 149,249,510 in the month of April.
The telecommunications industry regulator made this known in its Monthly Subscriber/Operator Data obtained by the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) on Monday in Lagos.
It said that the active telecommunications service customers declined by 3,217,688 in April, as against 152,467,198 in March, 2017.
According to the data, 148,774,015 of the 149,249,510 active numbers subscribed to the Global System for Mobile Communications (GSM) network services.
The GSM operators’ active customers decreased by 3,225,182 on the 151,999,197 subscribers recorded in March.
The reports stated that of the GSM operators, MTN had 58,121,427 users in April, showing a decrease of 2,270,532 from the 60,391,959 recorded in March.
Globacom’s figure decreased in April by 58,727 with 37,270,100 customers, as against 37,328,827 in March.
Airtel had 34,336,802 subscribers in the month under review, which showed a decline of 319,803 users, from the 34,656,605 recorded in March.
Etisalat also recorded a drop in customers by 576,120 in April, giving a customer base of 19,045,686, as against 19,621,806 users in March.
The Code Division Multiple Access (CDMA) operators had 217,566 users in April, which was same with the result for March.
Between the two surviving CDMA service providers, Visafone had 213,106 customers, while Multi-Links had 4,460 in the month under review.
The monthly subscriber/operator data showed that the Fixed Wireless network (landline) consumers remained at 26,865 in April.
Between the two landline networks, Visafone had 26,437 subscribers, while Multi-Links maintained its record of 428 customers.
It also revealed that the Fixed Wired operators (landline) subscriber base increased by 1,304, giving a total of 126,939 users in April, as against 125,635 recorded in March.
In the Fixed Wired arena, MTN Fixed moved from having 9,532 in March to 9,237 in April, thereby decreasing by 295 users, while Glo Fixed had 12,751 users in April, adding just four customers to the March record of 12,747.
IpNX network moved from 2,611 subscriber base in March to 2,649 in April, increasing its customers by 38.
It said that 21st Century network had 102,304 customers in April, recording an increase of 1,559 users on its March record of 100,745.
The report also showed that the two Voice Over Internet Protocol (VOIP) networks had 97,935 active users in March, as their customers increased by 12,064 from their February subscriber base of 89,871.
Of the VOIP networks, Smile Communication had 42,308 customers, giving an increase of 2,963 users to its March result of 39,345.
Ntel had 61,817 consumers subscribing to its products and services in the month of April, showing an increase of 3,227 users to the March record of 53,590.
The regulatory body said that Section 89 Subsection 3(c) of the Nigerian Communications Act, 2003 mandated it to monitor and report the state of the telecommunications industry.
“The commission is mandated to provide statistical analyses and identify industry trends with regard to services, tariffs, operators, technology, subscribers, issues of competition and dominance.
“This is with a view to identifying areas where regulatory intervention will be needed.
“The commission regularly conducts studies, surveys and produces reports on the telecommunications industry.
“Therefore, telecommunications operators are obligated, under the terms of the licenses, to provide NCC with such data on a regular basis for analytical review and publishing,” the report said.

Read more: http://www.trendcabal.com/2017/06/active-telecoms-subscribers-drop-to.html?m=0

Cc: lalasticlala

adadike281:
oh! am so touched. see his big head, no need to argue, that boy na engineer.

So we Engineers have big head abi

judefcc:
forget say i be fine boy, i see no reason why i would be after faceless girls, i can like the way u talk and think but coming after u, i pray , i get so much attention from women on insta, fb and others to last me a life time, so biko people shld stop saying that jude is after girls here biko



i know say una go say wetin concern una i get 7000 followers, airforce1 its 7000 now being a fine boy pays

simple question: if beautiful girls are hailing you on insta and the opposite are insulting u here, will it pain you? judefcc 4 u

in 12hrs 1000 plus likes and 89 comments #MNGA

I have over 100k followers on my IG but I'm not proud like this.. I think your just plain stupid

victorious001:
ode!!!! oloshi!!! someone cannot make comment in peace again, well I don't blame u, jobless fellow! kontunu checking the profile of all the females in nl.... Nl monitoring demon!!!

You are cuter than op jhor don't mind them

Lukmann1:
i don't thinked there is anything 5 naira can bought.

Suicide bomber

Who's gonna dare me?

She's so adorable

mofe009:
... Still available.. 20k fixed price

For swap with lenovo S8?

francisbarrack:

J7 how much

His much for g3 and g2