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can't believe i wasted my time reading this crap....mtchewwwwww |
Nawa o |
A participant of the meeting between Igbo leaders and Oba of Lagos state, has revealed that the monarch was merely joking with his utterances and that none of the persons present took offense to his words. The person in question is a Lagos-based lawyer and industrialist, Chukwudi Atueyi, who revealed to Vanguard what happened between Igbo leaders and Oba Rilwan Akiolu. Read below his account of events: “All the Eze Ndi Igbo honorary in Lagos went to pay HRM solidarity visit on Sunday and I was fortunate to be among those present at the said meeting. What the Oba said was fully and simply directed to only the Igbos present at the meeting who his majesty considers to be very close to him and should understand him well enough.” “You know when one talks to his very close friends and subjects, he tends to be very free with them, so he was being very free with those present at the meeting and wanted us to realize how serious and close he takes us and our votes, because he cannot imagine us giving him our words only to turn back and do the very opposite. “He did not force us to the meeting, we were the ones that went to him on solidarity visit, so it would be very evil of us to only go and deceive him there. He only jokingly (at least as it appeared to me then) warned the people present at the meeting who he considers his own people. The said warning that we are supposed to be very conversant with since we have all the “Ëze Ndi Igbo” present there, as that was not the first time we visited him. We are all already aware of the Yoruba culture and understood perfectly what he meant. There was no specific place he referred to all the Igbos in Lagos.” “He was only addressing the Igbos with him present there whom he considers his own people and he simply observed his culture which we all quite understood and this explains why there was applause and laughter at the end of his speech. We were expected to, thereafter, talk to our people in civilized manner to convince them and canvass for their votes if we truly believe we are capable of doing so.” “The tradition of lagoon water threat was directed only to those present at the meeting as culture demands. Though he appeared serious but we all understood it as a joke, that was why we all applauded him and made fun of it there.” “So I suspect serious politics at play here. I wouldn’t know who recorded the speech and decided to play politics with it. It is most unfair to his majesty to be portrayed in this manner and I think I owe it as a duty to speak up before things get out of hand.” |
Lol.. Na to dey clean office nah But Jk is d man |
Hmmmm.. Issorai |
Hmmmm |
akinboyepelumi1:Hahaha.. U need koboko |
I think the igbo elders present dere are to blame.. Luk at dem laughing and kinda begging d oba.. To all d igbos in Lagos, ur elders just sold u.. If it were to be an igwe saying dis in a yoruba gathering, i trust my guys oo, guys wey go Don shayo sef before going sef.. U knw wot can happen nah.. Igbos shld talk to dere elders cos I perceive dey av received alert.. Lol |
Beginning in two weeks on April 10th, we’re in store for an epic battle of the sixes. Apple’s iPhone 6 burst onto the scene this past September and helped Apple rack up more profit in the holiday quarter than any other company has ever earned in a three- month period. iPhone 6 sales are still going strong according to estimates, but the phone will finally see some real competition next month when the Galaxy S6 and Galaxy S6 edge hit store shelves. All three of these phones are fantastic options, but there are a few key features on Samsung’s new handsets that could make iPhone 6 owners a bit jealous. In this post, you’ll find 10 of the most impressive things the Galaxy S6 can do that Apple’s latest iPhone can’t. 1. Fast charging Apple’s iPhone 6 is pretty quick to charge, especially if you use this terrific trick to speed up your iPhone charging. It’s nowhere near as fast as the Galaxy S6 though, which includes fast- charging technology. In just 10 minutes, you can add hours of standby time to your Galaxy S6’s battery. 2. Wireless charging It’s nowhere near as cool as the new wireless charging technology we saw debut at CES 2015, but Samsung’s Galaxy S6 and S6 edge include built-in support for wireless charging. You can also get a free wireless charger with your purchase of the phone if you buy it from Best Buy. If you want wireless charging on your iPhone 6, you’ll need to use this hack or buy an ugly third-party case. 3. Run more than one app at a time Apple’s iOS platform supports multitasking, but only one app can be used at a time. With the S6 and S6 edge, you can open two apps side by side and even copy content from one and paste it in the other. 4. Wake a small part of the screen to see notifications Samsung’s rub-to-wake gesture might be ridiculous, but it’s pretty cool that you can wake the side panel on the Galaxy S6 edge to see notifications without having to unlock or even pick up your phone. 5. See who’s calling without picking up your phone If you have your Galaxy S6 edge face-down on your desk and one of your favorite contacts calls, the edges will glow with a specific color associated with that contact. 6. Make mobile payments anywhere …when Samsung Pay launches. Apple Pay is a fantastic service that couldn’t be easier to use, but it’s still not available in most stores. Samsung Pay, on the other hand, uses a hybrid technology that’s compatible with newer NFC payment terminals as well as older standard credit card terminals. Both new Galaxy S phones support Samsung Pay, which will launch later this year. 7. Tracking auto-focus Samsung’s new camera in the Galaxy S6 and Galaxy S6 edge is phenomenal, and a few features are of particular interest. One is tracking auto-focus; simply tap on an object and the Galaxy S6’s camera will constantly adjust focus as it moves, or as you move. The feature works for still photos or while you’re recording a video. 8. Fast-opening camera If you double-tap the Galaxy S6’s home button even while the phone is asleep, the camera will open and be ready to capture a photo in a lightning-fast 0.7 seconds. The iPhone 6’s camera is pretty easy to open as well thanks to lock screen and Control Panel shortcuts, but it’s nowhere near as fast as the Galaxy S6. 9. Use your phone as a TV remote iPhone 6 users can buy third-party accessories if they want to use their handset as a TV remote, or some apps include compatibility with specific set-top boxes. The Galaxy S6, however, packs in infrared blaster that can control just about any device you want. 10. Monitor your heart rate There are apps that will use the iPhone 6’s rear camera and flash to measure your heart rate, but the dozen or so apps I have tested are slow and often inaccurate. The Galaxy S6 and S6 edge pack a dedicated heart rate monitor that reads your pulse instantly and is very accurate. Source- http://bleekswap..in/2015/03/10-reasons-you-will-choose-samsung-6-s.html?utm_content=bufferabd06&utm_medium=social&utm_source=twitter.com&utm_campaign=buffer&m=1
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Mhizizzy:Must u comment if u dnt av smth better to say? |
edozie04:Lie mohammed.. |
No10:Lol @ d koboko part.. Na true |
dechandel:Lol.. Oya picture |
All of the above |
March 28th is here already! M only scared of post election violence.. May God help us. |
Let's learn |
How can you be black, hate being dark skinned, bleach and then insult other dark- skinned people ![]()
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Make dey go sekem for jail jare |
Edwinmason:Lol.. Dat must be a joke |
STARSHYNE:Jeez! |
EroticAngelina:Waiting for d e.rotic lie |
Mine was in secondary school then when my science teacher told us in class that he just bought a Bluetooth headset and can leave his phone at home and still receive calls wherever he was.. Lol Let's hear yours |
U blind oo |
Amanwulu1:E for Ebele Goodluck Jonathan |
CR77:. |
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Still Jonathan is clueless abi... Smh |
Not gud enough... My 100th post! Dedicated to those that lost their lives in d lekki incident! God bless Nigeria! |


