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3. Actor, Fred Ebhoria Ekata. Actor Fred died on May 17, 2016 from a kidney related disease which plagued him for a year and left him bed-ridden. He loved to play elderly roles in Nollywood films.
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2. Veteran Actor, Festus Aguebor. Veteran Nollywood actor, Festus Aguebor, died on February 23, 2016. His cause of death was undisclosed and was a shock to all his fans. He was known for his roles in Igbodo and Family contract. He is believed to have been in his 70s.
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1. Veteran actress, Bukky Ajayi (82). Veteran Nollywood actress Bukky Ajayi died on July 6, 2016 after an unsuccessful battle with heart-related issues. Her big break into Nollywood was her role in the Village Headmaster in the 70s. In March 2016, the 2016 Africa Magic Viewers’ Choice Awards (AMVCA) awarded her with the 2016 ‘Industry Merit Award’.
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2016 has been a year of emotional turbulence in Nollywood. Actors have received awards, recognized internationally, engaged, married and re-married but sadly, lives have been lost along the way. With just 3 months till 2017, over 10 Nollywood favourites have passed away, dating as early as January. |
God please save and guide them from all harms. Let love lead....... |
– The Rivers state chapter of the PDP accuses INEC of manipulating the Edo governorship poll in favour of the APC – Warns that such alleged irregularity will not be tolerated in the coming re-run elections in Rivers state – The party calls on INEC to fix a date for the re-run elections in Rivers state The Rivers state chapter of Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), has faulted the poll result released by the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) in the just concluded governorship election in Edo state. The party in a statement by the publicity secretary of PDP in the state, Mr Nwanosike Sam, over the weekend in Port Harcourt, accused INEC of manipulating the Edo poll in favour of the All Progressives Congress (APC). According to Vanguard, the party spokesperson alleged that the result finally released by INEC on the election did not tally with what was collated at most of the polling units in Edo state. He warned that such alleged irregularity will not be tolerated in the coming re-run elections in Rivers state. The party said: “The result that was announced in Edo State did not correspond with the results collated from most of the polling units. We commend former President Jonathan for showing Nigerians that he could supervise a credible election. As an opposition party candidate, the outgoing governor of Edo State won an election conducted by the PDP. But today, they will not allow the will of the people in that state to prevail.” The PDP called on INEC to fix a date for the re-run elections in Rivers State, but warned that the people will resist any attempt by the electoral body to announce result for Tai local government area of the state. It said no re-run election took place there in the last March 19 re-run election. Nwanosike Sam later admitted about 1,500 members of the APC in Ubima community, Ikwerre Local Government Area of the state, who decamped to the PDP. Meanwhile, Pastor Osagie Ize-Iyamu, the governorship candidate of the People’s Democratic Party (PDP) in the recently concluded Edo state election has opened up after his loss. Ize-Iyamu who spoke with Vanguard after his defeat by Godwin Obaseki of the All Progressives Congress (APC), has now said he is committing his counterparts into the hands of God. While thanking the people of the state for pouring out en masse to vote their choice candidate, the clergyman stated that the result of the election has brought gloom and sadness to the people of the state, but that he would not want anyone to take laws into their hands. Source : https://www.naij.com/991856-exposed-inec-manipulated-edo-election-result-pdp.html
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That's the spirit of gyration. |
– Some fans tried to upset a title decider in the final game of the NPFL – Enugu Rangers beat El-Kanemi Warriors to win the NPFL title – Some fans tried to upset a title decider in the final game of the NPFL – Enugu Rangers beat El-Kanemi Warriors to win the NPFL title There was a mild drama in Enugu state on Sunday, October 2, at the Nnamdi Azikiwe stadium as Rangers claimed a seventh Nigerian league title after beating El-Kanemi Warriors in 3 – 0 in their last game of the season. The drama started at half-time break after a group of young Igbo youths were moving round with Ogene music when two of them were seen displaying Biafran flag. Their action provoked security officers within the stadium who moved towards the young men holding the flag and attempted to snatch it from them. However, the security operative’s action was greeted with extreme repugnance from the fans in the stadium which forced them to let the two men walk away with their flags. Source :https://www.naij.com/991622-see-what-happened-when-rangers-fans-displayed-biafran-flag-to-celebrate-photo.html
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– Some soldiers are said to have invaded two communities – Aladja and Ogbe-Ijoh – in Delta state over crisis in the area – Residents from the communities are also moving away for fear of intimidation or harassment by the soldiers Some soldiers of the Nigerian military are said to have stormed communities in Delta state in search of militants, Daily Post reports. The invasion of the soldiers in Aladja and Ogbe-Ijoh communities in Udu and Warri South-West Local Government Areas of Delta state have reportedly caused tension in the area. This situation, residents said arose after a continued land dispute between the communities. Some of the residents are said to be moving out with the families for fear of intimidation or brutalization by the soldiers. It also said the crisis between the two communities was aggravated after the invasion of some armed youth from Aladja on Friday, June 3. A resident of the community, Ighotegulor Bezi said the Delta state government is responsible for the crisis. Bezi said the government represented by Abednego Ekokotu, a professor and chairman of Panel on Disputed Land, of allegedly apportioned a large expanse of land to Aladja The professor also begged the governor Ifeanyi Okowa to intervene in the matter by directing Ekokotu to return and complete his job which include demarcation, delineation and survey, in the interest of peace. Meanwhile some other group of militants had threatened to declare a Niger Delta Republic on Nigeria’s Independence at Ogbe-Ijoh community. Daily post said a joint team of troops from the Nigerian military and police have been patrolling the said area since Saturday, October 1. Source : https://www.naij.com/991478-panic-soldiers-allegedly-storm-delta-communities-as-residents-flee-their-homes.html
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– The sight of a cross in a mosque premise sent Nasarawa residents into confusion – Hundreds of people have trooped to the cross to ask for miracle – The chief imam of the mosque confirmed the sighting and said it was a sign from God In what might be considered a strange sighting, the sudden appearance of a cross a few metres away from a mosque in Nasarawa threw residents into confusion. The Punch reports that residents of Assakio Development Area in Lafia were left awed by the strange sighting which has brought hundreds of people to the location to pray for forgiveness and blessing. The cross which is the considered the symbol of Christianity was illuminated on the ground close to the mosque. Hajara Hussaini confirmed that she was the first to see the light in the shape of a cross on Wednesday, September 28 when her mother sent her on errand. Her mother, Matan Liman also confirmed the strange appearance and said her daughter was gripped in fear when she returned. Muhammed Iliyasu who is the Chief Imam of Assakio Central Mosque said the sighting of the cross within the mosque premise confirmed that revelation was from God, affirming that “Jesus is also a prophet of God.” Very Rev. Micheal Dogo of the Evangelical Reform Church of Christ, Assakio described the sighting of the cross as “a sign of reconciliation in the community.” Grace Eze who resides in the community said she was healed when she visited the mosque. “I underwent a surgery about two years ago after which I started to experience a movement in my body. But after praying before the cross, I got healed.” This development comes as Muslims celebrate the new 1438AH year. Similarly, hundreds of people trooped to Saint Augustine’s Catholic Church which is located in the Nenger area of Makurdi in Benue following the “appearance” of an ‘image’ of Jesus. The church which is situated behind Government Model College became a hub for Catholic and non-Catholic worshipers after bright image fell on the crucifix of Jesus. Source : https://www.naij.com/991448-crucifix-appears-nasarawa-mosque-hundreds-troop-miracle.html?source=breaking |
12. “Maybe.” It’s not a promise so you are off the hook! Even if you know that something never happens, sometimes it’s better to keep it to yourself. And remember: Desperate times – desperate measures.
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11. “If you tell me the truth, you won’t get in trouble.” Sometimes you just really need to find out the truth. What to do after the trick is another question.
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10. “I’ll only be 5 minutes.” A young kid’s perception of time is a bit off, you can count on that. And moms are busy, it’s fine.
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9. “I’d never do [insert reckless behavior from your youth].” Maybe you can laugh about it later. Much later!
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8. “I don’t know what happened to that loud obnoxious toy you love to play with every waking moment.” Sometimes not knowing can bring better night sleep. Don’t be too worried about it if that toy brought you to the boiling point.
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7. “Change out of that wet bathing suit or you’ll get diarrhea.” Spare your sofa and your nerves, it’s not that bad. Walking around in a wet suit is not good anyway.
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6. “I have eyes in the back of my head.” It might not be that much of a lie as moms see everything, but it might help you calming the kids for some time.
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5. “I’m fine, don’t worry about me.” Here again, you just want to be tough for your children so they get everything they need. It’s good, but try to find help and allow yourself some well-deserved rest.
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4. “I don’t want the last piece, take it!” This one goes the opposite direction. You are willing to sacrifice your desires to make your children happy. Of course, you don’t want that last delicious and juicy slice of pizza!
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3. “Maybe we can go ______ tomorrow.” If your children want to go somewhere too late or you simply don’t want to go there, you can use this trick and hope that they forget about it tomorrow morning.
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2. “You used to love eating this when you were a baby!” It can really help your picky eaters to get over their dislikes for healthy food. Not for long though, keep it in mind.
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1. “You ears turn red when you lie.” Say that and watch your kids hiding ears every time they lie. That’s funny, but at the same time, they’ll learn that lying is bad!
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There are no doubts that being a mother is one of the toughest jobs in the world. And it’s not like you can have a break just when you want it. With this fact providing an extra pressure, no mother is super perfect. Do you remember brushing your kid aside with that terrible “maybe” that is actually sugarcoated “no”? Everybody does that or something similar from time to time, so there’s no need to be ashamed of it. Imperfection is often fun. Here are 12 phrases that most moms use sometimes to get through the day without losing it. Smile when you see something familiar or take it as a secret weapon! |
ihedioramma:Amen!!! |
1.. E no go rust? 2.. Electric no go shock me when naked wire touch the building? |
ihedioramma:Yea, they are even not serious, they are laughing because they were sent to do what they don't know. |
I would be ok if it had all sony Xperia features... |
Why use innocent children for politicking ![]() |
White number plate cars
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