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This just came in, as a facebook user shared her experience with her, her husband and Mother in Law, here are screen shots of the full gist..

see screen shots and give your opinions

source: https://www.musictori.com/2018/11/between-wife-and-mother-in-law-read.html

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What do you think about this man checking out the phone of this woman?

source: https://www.musictori.com/2018/11/caption-this-photo-of-this-man-checking.html

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Here are some of the fact you probably did not know about the Inspiration FM OAP, Tosyn Buknor

- She was born on the 15th of August, 1981 (Aged 37).
- She was given birth to in a cab.
- Her parents were Sola Buknor and Segun Buknor (who was a musician).
- Her sister is the CEO and owner of Zapphaire Event, Funke Buknor.
- She attended Fountain Nursery and Primary School, Queens' college and University of Lagos for all her education.
- She studied Law while at University of Lagos.
- She did her NYSC program at Port Harcourt.
- Her husband is French, his name is Aurelien Boyer, He was her boyfriend before marriage.
- Tosyn got married to Aurelien on the 15th of November, 2015 at Oniru, Landmark Event Centre.
- She hosted her own show on Pulse TV every Friday called 'Tosyn Buzz Live'.
- She has her own blog and also writes for other websites and television.
- She was a Singer and a Song writer, and had only one album.
- She was a Philanthropist.

AWARDS WON

- She won 'Radio Host of the Year' at the Best of Nollywood Awards.
- She won 'Most Innovative Tweets' at Tweet Rave Awards.
- She won 'Most Popular Radio Presenter' at Nigerian Broadcasters Award.
- She won 'Best Charity Related Event' at Nigerian Event Awards.

source: https://www.musictori.com/2018/11/what-you-need-to-know-about-tosyn.html

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Politics: Atiku Abubakar Reveals His Plan For Nigeria When Elected In 2019

The presidential aspirant and the former vice president of Nigeria, Atiku Abubakar has just released his plans for the country if elected as president in the year 2019, here is the full statement...


"Today, I am formally presenting myself to you as the presidential candidate of not just the PDP, but of the hopes and aspirations of all Nigerians. The most important question in this election is: “Are you better off than you were four years ago? Are we richer or poorer?”

That is why our primary focus is on getting Nigeria working again. I am strongly of the view that I am just one Nigerian and one Nigerian cannot be as wise as all Nigerians. That is why I will offer an inclusive leadership. Atiku Abubakar is 100% for 100% of Nigerians, 100% of the time"


He added that "Too often, Nigerians have been promised better governance by those seeking their votes. Such individuals have preyed on the legitimate desires of our people for their conditions to be improved, that they make all sorts of promises. I am not one for making grandiose promises. Rather than promises, I believe in policies. A promise is an indication to do a future action. A policy is a plan to achieve future goals.

As the International Monetary Fund stated very recently, it is the failure of this government to have a coherent and comprehensive set of policies combined with poor leadership that has led to its failure to deliver. Over the last 18 months, I have worked with the best experts Nigeria has to offer to come up with policies and plans that when implemented will get Nigeria going in the right direction again. I am not talking about what I can do. I am talking of what I have done before.


He went further to describe his tenure when he was the vice president of the Federal Republic of Nigeria under the President Olusegun Obasanjos's regime, "I was Vice President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria from 1999 to 2007 and in that time, I chaired the National Economic Council that gave Nigeria her highest and most consistent GDP growth of over 6% per annum. Despite the fact that crude oil prices at that time were much lower than they are today, under the dynamic leadership of President Olusegun Obasanjo, we paid off Nigeria’s entire foreign debt"


"We also introduced the GSM revolution that saw Nigeria go from 100,000 phone lines to over 100 million today. We were able to achieve these, and much more, because we had a plan. That plan worked and today I have the pleasure of unveiling our policies and strategies to take Nigeria from where she is now, to where she needs to be".



Here Are The Plans
- My plan will give Nigerian workers a living wage.
- My plan will give Nigeria’s youth a world-class education.
- My plan will empower Nigerian women, reduce maternal mortality and increase their financial stability.
- My plan will cater for the elderly, so our people are not afraid of growing old.
- My plan will invest in our failing infrastructure.
- But above all, my plan will help create jobs because in my many travels across our great nation the one consistent thing I hear wherever I am
is that our people need jobs.
- Today we will begin the process of sharing our policies that form my plan to create jobs, restructure the polity, and Get Nigeria Working
Again.
- If elected President, I will be pro-active in attracting investments and supporting the 50 million small and medium scale enterprises across
Nigeria for the purpose of doubling the size of our Gross Domestic Product to US$900 billion by 2025.
- These investments will create a minimum of 2.5 million jobs annually and lift at least 50 million people from poverty in the first 2 years.
- My team and I will also help create jobs by innovating flagship programmes such as the National Open Apprenticeship Programme through
which we shall enhance the capacity of Master-Craftsmen and women to train 1,000,000 new apprentices every year.
- Our National Innovation Fund and SME Venture Capital Fund initiatives will provide stable and sustainable long-term support to aspiring
entrepreneurs.
- My plan to restructure Nigeria will lead to a vast increase in the Internally Generated Revenue both for the Federal Government and the states
via the matching grants that we will provide to state governments that increase their own revenue.
- Let me be clear no state will receive less funding than they get today – in fact all will receive more and the harder a state works the more
they will get.

He concluded with this "I started out as an orphan selling firewood on the streets of Jada in Adamawa, but God, through the Nigerian state, invested in me and here I am today. If Nigeria worked for me, I owe it as my duty to make sure that Nigeria also works for you. It is time to Get Nigeria Working Again. I appeal to you to join me on this journey towards a better life for all Nigerians, Thank you".

source: https://www.musictori.com/2018/11/politics-atiku-abubakar-reveals-his.html

These women look like they went to a wedding and were extremely excited about something and had to lock their lips..



source: https://www.musictori.com/2018/11/the-viral-photo-of-these-two-nigerian.html

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more photos...

source: https://www.musictori.com/2018/11/see-lola-omotayo-okoye-looking-stunning.html

The wife of Peter Okoye dazzles with her two kids in new photos, she took it online and captioned it as "Mummy and me series...with love from my family to yours. Have a great week my Insta-fam and always remember to spread love, it costs nothing! stay positive always"


source: https://www.musictori.com/2018/11/see-lola-omotayo-okoye-looking-stunning.html

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The beautiful actress, Mercy Aigbe looks even more beautiful wearing a Camo Casual outfit, she took the photo online captioning it as "Casual outing...Camo Jumpsuit from @mag_divas, Dinner loading oh how i love sea food"

source: https://www.musictori.com/2018/11/actress-mercy-aigbe-looks-too-gorgeous.html

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See The Beautiful Family Of Covenant University's V.C (photos)

The current young and handsome, well able vice chancellor of Covenant University shares beautiful photos of his family online.

see beautiful photos...

source: https://www.musictori.com/2018/11/see-beautiful-family-of-covenant.html

Though the birthday of the DMW boss, Davido is on the 21st of this month (November), but he is already receiving gifts, and they are very expensive ones.

First, he took to his IG page sharing his first present which was an expensive wrist watch and captioned it as "Early Bday Gift @richardmilleofficial... No cap!! Do the maths"

Not long after. another came, and it was a customized diamond necklace, it has a pendant shaped in form of a shirt written "Baddest" on it, he then captioned it as "Just picked up my new piece!!! 2nd Bday gift !!! just watch out for the 3rd Gift ! Para! Thank you @icebox"

see photos

source: https://www.musictori.com/2018/11/davido-receives-expensive-early.html

One of Nigeria's greatest comedian and Singer, Basket Mouth and Banky Wellington meets each other in Dubai and had a nice and fun time together

source: https://www.musictori.com/2018/11/comedian-basket-mouth-and-banky-w.html

The executive Governor of Kaduna State, Gov. Nasir Elrufai has recently approved 200 million Naira for the purpose of empowering women in kaduna state, he made his remarks at the Umaru Musa Yar'adua Hall in Kaduna State on Thursday (The 15th of November).


AGENDA
1. It is my pleasure to join you today as the Kaduna State Government further demonstrates its commitment to the empowerment of women.

2. Since 29 May 2015, my colleagues and I have done our utmost to run an equal opportunity government. We have anchored our governance agenda on putting people first, by making lives better and by reordering the priorities of government to privilege human capital development.

3. Crucial to this human capital development programme is our concentration on Education and Health. We are giving the children of ordinary people access to decent education, providing them a platform for social mobility. On behalf of the future of our children, we have taken great risks and made defining decisions. We have spent money to fix schools, providing furniture, better classrooms, water and sanitation. We are rebuilding schools where necessary. It has been a costly exercise, driven with vigour since we declared a state of emergency in the Education sector in 2015.

4. We have invested in teacher training, and we have successfully replaced those teachers that could not meet the standards for teaching our children.

5. Basic Education is free in Kaduna State public schools. For girls, it is free all through senior secondary. By abolishing hidden fees and levies, we save parents in Kaduna State N3bn every year. We have provided uniforms and raised the quality of meals in boarding secondary schools. In selected secondary schools, we are running a pilot programme that involves giving students computer tablets instead of printed textbooks. We will compare the performance of the 15,000 students, mostly girls, using the tablets with those taught with more traditional methods going forward.

6. In Health, we have taken decisive action to improve health outcomes for our people. We are reducing infant and maternal mortality, increasing life chances for mothers and their babies. This progress has been anchored on our project to renovate and equip 255 PHCs, to make them better able to offer antenatal care, and offer safer deliveries. Health care for under-5 infants and pregnant women is free in our hospitals.

7. Since 2017, we have been providing cash cover for treatment of senior citizens for diabetes and hypertension in our public hospitals.

8. For our youths, programmes like KADSTEP, KADAT and KADEEEA offer alternative routes to skill acquisition and financial support for the enterprising.

9. This is apart from our determined efforts to attract investments, create direct and indirect jobs and grow the economy of our state. Our efforts in the Economic Front were rightly recognised in the World Bank 2018 report on Subnational Ease of Doing Business which ranked Kaduna State as the most improved state in the Ease of Doing Business.

10. The point of the foregoing assertions, ladies and gentlemen, is to demonstrate that the Kaduna State Government is not leaving anyone behind. Our policy of putting people first is comprehensive and all-embracing. This explains why we are gathered here today.

11. Across our diverse society, women are rightly venerated but are not as involved, included and empowered as they ought to be. They carry, birth and nurture us all; they uphold the social order, they are the bedrock of families; yet they also work as the providers of often unpaid and under-appreciated labour.

12. Government and society both have a duty to empower our women, to remove the barriers to their inclusive participation and to enable our society to benefit from the talents and energies of half of the population. Excluding women from the paid workforce, from entrepreneurial opportunities and political participation amounts to a society wilfully short-changing itself.

13. Inclusive development obliges us to listen to women, to work with women, to support women, but also to insist on including them at the table, contributing to the evolution and development of public policy and participating in their implementation. We all have a duty to give women opportunities, and also provide meaningful access to politics.

14. That is what we are doing in Kaduna State. We have 14 commissioners. Five of them are women. Even those governments that used to have much larger cabinets did not have five female commissioners. Our Commissioner of Works is a woman. The Ministries of Justice, Women Affairs & Social Development, Environment and Commerce are also headed by women. The two Heads of Service that have so far worked with us are women. The two Attorneys-General we have had are women. The very first Chief of Staff appointed in this government is a woman!

15. Many of our state government agencies are also led by women. Let me give a few examples: KADIPA, State Primary Health Care Development Agency; the Drugs Supply Agency, KASUPDA and KADSTRA.

16. Recently we named a woman, a most qualified person as our running mate for the 2019 general election. In Dr. Hadiza Balarabe, I have no doubt that we have someone who personifies and can further drive our equal opportunity agenda.

17. This government supports women! It is implementing several initiatives to broaden the participation of women. Each ministry has a desk officer on the ReWork Programme, charged to ensure that programmes and policies attain results for girls and women. We are delighted by the strong representation of young women in programmes like the Kaduna Start-up Entrepreneurship Programme (KADSTEP), that teaches business skills and provides funding for viable business plans.

18. Our desire to strengthen our women convinced the Kaduna State Executive Council to approve a N200m fund for the Kaduna State Women Empowerment Programme (KADSWEP). This fund is meant to support women at the grassroots in their entrepreneurial activities which so often constitute the only reliable income for many families.

19. I am delighted to flag-off the disbursement of this fund to our women. It is our hope that it will strengthen and empower our women. We hope that with the support of the Kaduna State House of Assembly, we will budget N400m in 2019, N800m in 2020 and N1bn annually from 2021 to sustain the empowerment of women entrepreneurs and persons with disabilities in Kaduna State.

Source: https://www.musictori.com/2018/11/gov-elrufai-approves-n200m-for-women.html

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A 100 Level Student, Zubairu has just surprised His 16 years old SS 3 Girlfriend A Mercedes Benz, IPhone X And an IWatch to celebrate her birthday.
The event was graced by friends and well wishers, the question now is that what are our youths doing for their long time babes...

source: https://www.musictori.com/2018/11/breaking-100-level-student-buys-his-16.html

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when it comes to chatting up with your friends, family, loved ones and even enemies, it becomes really fun and faster when you can abbreviate your text. The only problem with this is that when one party cannot understand the abbreviation, there will be communication breach.



This article is set at bringing out the meaning of as many as possible abbreviations in chatting, they are;



LOL: Laugh Out Loud
TTYL: Talk To You Later
: Good To Go
BRB: Be Right Back
BTW: By The Way
F2F: Face To Face
FYI: For Your Information
LMAO: Laugh My A*s Out
LMFAO: Laugh My Freaking A*s Out
IKR: I Know Right
NVM: Never mind
ILY: I Love You
ROFL: Roll On The Floor Laughing
BTT: Back To The Topic
HF: Have Fun
OMG: Oh My God
WTF: What The F*ck
WTH: What The Hell
POV: Point Of View
JFYI: Just For Your Information
FAQ: Frequently Asked Questions
DIY: Do It Yourself
2mao: Tomorrow
2nite: Tonight
LOL: Lots Of Love
XOXO: Kisses & Hugs
TMI: Too Much Information
OP: Off Point
JK: Just Kidding
GR8: Great

source: https://www.musictori.com/2018/11/most-used-chatting-abbreviations-and.html

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Giving they say is better than receiving. For it's more blessed to give than to receive, says the good old book. What is this giving if I may? This is an act of showing charity, love or even pity to people by providing those things that they need for survival. People give on a daily basis, they give alms, shelter, food and what have you.



Giving is not segregated to one class only, but to both the rich and the poor, which brings me to what I want to talk bout today. Most people think they must be as wealthy as Dangote before they can give. This is an error. You can give no matter the class you're in. A few days ago I was walking by the road side, coming from the local government headquarters in my state and I saw the most shocking thing in my life. A beggar who was coming towards me was wheeling his wife (I'm quessing) in a wheel chair, brought out five naira notes two of it and gave to a mad man who was sitting by the side, with a smile on his face. This mad man didn't ask for money, he was just sitting mumbling gibberish to himself when the beggar gave him these notes.

Nothing is too small or too big to give, either to a stranger on the road side, to a close family or just an acquaintance. You don't know who your giving has saved, or the number of people who it'll bring smiles to their faces. "Give and it shall be given unto you, good measure pressed down and shaken together and running over shall men give unto your bosom, for with the same measure you mete out, so shall men give unto you".


Source: https://www.musictori.com/2018/11/experience-how-i-saw-mad-man-giving-mad.html


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mummy baby j oo

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