₦airaland Forum

Vice-President Namadi Sambo on Saturday urged Nigerians to support and cooperate with the incoming administration for it to succeed.

Sambo made this call at the Muslim Students Society of Nigeria (MSSN) Stakeholders Conference, held at the Main Conference Auditorium, National Mosque Complex, Abuja.

“Government as you are aware is a continuum and with the coming of a new democratic dispensation, it has ushered in a new government, which will soon be inaugurated.

“I urge you to continue to give them maximum support and cooperation ,to enable them succeed,” he said.

He noted the contributions of the MSSN in positively shaping the moral upbringing of the Muslim youth.


According to him, the society has remained one of the veritable tools for grooming youths to becoming responsible future leaders, leading to the emergence of outstanding and eminent personalities.

He further noted with delight, that the MSSN had continued to promote national unity and harmony in the country.

The vice-president, therefore, assured of the Federal Government’s support for the society and all others with similar objectives.
Sambo stressed the need for the MSSN and the entire Muslim Ummah, to propagate the true message of Islam as encapsulated in the Qur’an, Hadith and Sunnah, saying “The Message of Islam is the Message of peace, hope, harmony, goodwill and brotherhood.’’

While congratulating the MSSN for successfully celebrating its 60th anniversary, having been founded in 1954, Sambo, however, expressed worry over the absence of a befitting national monument as its headquarters.

“As a student member in my secondary and university days, and now as stakeholder, I assure you of my continued support in and outside government, whenever the need arises,’’ he assured.

Speaking at the occasion, the Minister of Education, Malam Ibrahim Shekarau, congratulated the leadership of the MSSN for convening the conference, which he described as “very important and timely.’’

He then advised the current leadership of the MSSN, to create a register of all past leaders of the society, from the national to local level.

In his remarks, the National President of the MSSN, Mallam Sirajudeen Folayemi, stated that the Stakeholders’ conference was convened to enable past and present leaders of the organization, brainstorm on repositioning it to face modern challenges in Islamic propagation.

He congratulated the Federal Government for the successes recorded in the fight against insurgent and social vices.

Folayemi appealed to the government to bring to justice, the killers of Prof. Mustapha Falaki, a former national president of the organisation.

The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that the Stakeholders conference is part of Organisation




http://www.ngrguardiannews.com/2015/05/sambo-canvasses-support-for-buhari/

Vice-President Namadi Sambo on Saturday urged Nigerians to support and cooperate with the incoming administration for it to succeed.

Sambo made this call at the Muslim Students Society of Nigeria (MSSN) Stakeholders Conference, held at the Main Conference Auditorium, National Mosque Complex, Abuja.

“Government as you are aware is a continuum and with the coming of a new democratic dispensation, it has ushered in a new government, which will soon be inaugurated.

“I urge you to continue to give them maximum support and cooperation ,to enable them succeed,” he said.

He noted the contributions of the MSSN in positively shaping the moral upbringing of the Muslim youth.


According to him, the society has remained one of the veritable tools for grooming youths to becoming responsible future leaders, leading to the emergence of outstanding and eminent personalities.

He further noted with delight, that the MSSN had continued to promote national unity and harmony in the country.

The vice-president, therefore, assured of the Federal Government’s support for the society and all others with similar objectives.
Sambo stressed the need for the MSSN and the entire Muslim Ummah, to propagate the true message of Islam as encapsulated in the Qur’an, Hadith and Sunnah, saying “The Message of Islam is the Message of peace, hope, harmony, goodwill and brotherhood.’’

While congratulating the MSSN for successfully celebrating its 60th anniversary, having been founded in 1954, Sambo, however, expressed worry over the absence of a befitting national monument as its headquarters.

“As a student member in my secondary and university days, and now as stakeholder, I assure you of my continued support in and outside government, whenever the need arises,’’ he assured.

Speaking at the occasion, the Minister of Education, Malam Ibrahim Shekarau, congratulated the leadership of the MSSN for convening the conference, which he described as “very important and timely.’’

He then advised the current leadership of the MSSN, to create a register of all past leaders of the society, from the national to local level.

In his remarks, the National President of the MSSN, Mallam Sirajudeen Folayemi, stated that the Stakeholders’ conference was convened to enable past and present leaders of the organization, brainstorm on repositioning it to face modern challenges in Islamic propagation.

He congratulated the Federal Government for the successes recorded in the fight against insurgent and social vices.

Folayemi appealed to the government to bring to justice, the killers of Prof. Mustapha Falaki, a former national president of the organisation.

The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that the Stakeholders conference is part of activities marking the 60th anniversary of the organisation.



http://www.ngrguardiannews.com/2015/05/sambo-canvasses-support-for-buhari/

Ok





Cheeers

By Juliet Ebirim
When Afro-pop singer, Adokiye declared she was avirgin in a chat with Vanguard’s Potpourrirecently, many thought she couldpossibly be the last of the virgins in the Nigerian entertainment industry. But it seems there are others, at least one other, as another entertainer, Seyi Hunter has come out to declare she is a virgin as well.
A Performing Arts, Industrial and Labour Relations’graduate from the Olabisi Onabanjo University, Ago-Iwoye, Ogun State, Seyi, born of an Igbo father and Akwa-Ibom mother, started out her career in the Yoruba sector and has since featured in close to twenty films in both Yoruba and English language movies.
In this interview with Showtime Celebrity, the wave-making actress talks about her career, passion, secrets and fears, among other issues:
When and how did you start acting professionally?
I started acting in 2011. I entered the industry through Funsho Adeolu. I met him at a movie location.
What has been your experience since you started?
It’s been tough. But with God on my side, I’ve been able to achieve a lot within the short period I’ve been in the industry.
Which movies have you done?
Broken Fixtures, Pain, Many Days-One day, My Club, MM Girls, Insanity, etc. TheYoruba movies include Rukayat, Alenibare, etc.
Since you do both the Yoruba and English genre of Nollywood movies, which would you say is better and has been most favourable to you?
The English movies have been really favourable to me. The threelead roles I’ve played are in English movies. I usually play minor roles in the Yoruba movies. If I were to assess both sectors, I’d say they are both good and that’s why I’m doing both.
What challenges do you encounter as an upcoming actress in the industry?
The truth is they don’t really pay us well as upcoming actresses. Another challenge is getting roles. Though for me, God has been faithful. When I go to any location or for a production, I get another job from that one. It’s as if one job gives birth to another. So far, people I’ve met are people who want to help me, who are willing to stick their necks out for me. People like Collins Onwochei, Chico Ejiro, Damijo Efe Young, Funsho Adeolu and others.
What would you say is your selling point?
(Laughs) Look at me now. It’s not as if I’m so endowed physically. I’m just one humble girl next door. Favour is my selling point.
If you could change anything in the industry, what would that be?
It’s the practice of not paying or appreciating new actresses. They feel that because you’re upcoming, they are doing you a favour by featuring you in the movie. That’s one trend I’d like to change. I have told myself that whatever production I do, everyone must be paid as long as you worked on that set, you should be paid for it. Besides that, I think Nollywood has improved a lot.
What would you have been, if you weren’t an actress?
I think probably a dancer. I used to dance and then I stopped and started acting. So, I would have been dancing or modelling if I wasn’t acting. I love to entertain, so I would still be in the entertainment industry. The truth is I’ve always wanted to act, though I started as a dancer.
What’s your view on pornography in the industry?
So far I’ve not done any pornographic movie and I’ve not gotten any pornographic script.
What if you were asked to, would you?
Let that time come first. When I get to that bridge, I would cross it.
Can you go nude in a movie?
I can’t go stark nude in any movie. I can’t even strip naked in front of any body.
Would you have sex in a movie?
We don’t have real sex in movies, it’s make-believe, we don’t do the real thing. I can kiss,smooch and touch. It’s my job, there’s nothing to it and it ends there, it doesn’t go beyond the camera.
Would you date a guy in the industry?
I can if I meet the right person.
How important is money to you when it comes to your choice of man?
I’m not lookingfor a stinkingly rich man. If he has allthe money without good attributes, then he’s not for me. I like humblepeople. So, he has to be humble, God-fearing, extremely nice, very romantic and loving.
Define your fashion style?
I’m just an ordinary person when it comes to fashion. I wear things I’m comfortable in, I don’tfollow trends. As long as it suits me and I’m comfortable in it, I go with it.
Can you talk about the Children’s Day Party you recently organised?
It was actually thebrainchild of my company, Hunter’s Media. It’s a partnership firm I run. I had always wanted to do things for children because my growing up wasn’t rosy.
I lost my dad at a very tender age, my mum was a housewife and I had a lot of sibling. My adopted baby sister died when she was just eleven months old. It really affected me a lot because I practically took care of her and she died in my arms after being admitted in the hospital for three months.
That incident shook me a lot and I was just 15 at the time. That was part of the motivation for the Children’s Day Party. And I love children a lot. This event is going to give birth to an NGO and we will be organising it yearly for special kids. That was the initial plan, but I’ve started making enquiries on how to interact with special kids so that I can relate with them without a third party.
Are you planning to go into movie production like some of your colleagues are doing?
Yes, my media company is into film production,documentary,rental of equipment, modelling and photography. I’m presently taking a photography course.
How do you unwind?
I’m basically an indoorperson. I hardly go out, but once in a while, my friends and colleagues drag me out. I just like to read novels and watch movies.
What was your childhood like?
My childhood was fun. I grew up in a polygamoushome. I had a lot of brothers and sisters, so it was a full house. I grew up in Surulere.
Educational Background?
My primary and secondary education were in Surulere. Then, I had my university education at the Olabisi Onabanjo University in Ogun State where I studied Performing Arts.
 
Where do you hope to be in the nearest future?
I hope that my media company alongside my NGO will grow bigger. I can’t even picture how big it is, because it is bigger than my imagination. I hope to see myself at the top soonest, by God’s grace.
Who in the industry do you hope to be like?
My name is Seyi Hunter. There’s only one me, so I want to be me. I admire my colleagues, they are good and beautiful. They are super role models and I love them.
 
Which top actors have you worked with?
I’ve worked with Tonto Dike, Mercy Aigbe, Toyin Aimakun, Funsho Adeolu, Collins Onwochei and others.
 
What was your first time on set like?
The movie was a Yoruba movie, Aromodomo. It was shot in Ibadan. I was a bit nervous at first and Funsho Adeolu was the one who encouraged me. He told me to imagine I was in a theatre hall about to have a stage play with my colleagues. That was how I was able to flow.
 
What’s the most challenging role you’ve played so far?
Broken Fixtures, where I had to kiss and romance. The role I played in My Club was also challenging because I had to drink and smoke, which I don’t do in real life.
Is there a role you would turn down?
As long as I’m not required to have actual sex, I can’t turn down any role.
 
Who’s your ideal man?
My ideal man is someone who is God-fearing, understands me and my job, someone who is loving and extremely caring. He also has to be nice to a fault.
Are you in a relationship?
Yes. I was attracted to him because of the fact that he’s born again, spoils me with gifts and puts my needs before his own.

Sex and money, which is more important to you in a relationship?

I know nothing about sex, I’m a virgin. Money is more important to me in a relationship.

Op find out and lets know!






Cheeeeers

A while ago, Imo State-born singer, Adokiye Kyrian, created a media storm when she disclosed to Potpourri that she was a virgin. Adokiye, who called herself ‘pretty virgin’ during the disclosure said only the man who could buy her mum the private jet she promised her would get to unlock the secrets of her womanhood.

Just some days ago, she told Potpourri she now has a boyfriend. But whether the boyfriend has consented to buying her mother the jet she promised her is something she didn’t say. But then, she doesn’t have to, because, according to her, the guy hasn’t gone beyond ground floor of exploring her womanhood.
“I have a boyfriend now, But what we share is AGAPE love; no sex kind of love. But I know I want to settle down and have kids. I heard, these days, things have changed; Menopause comes fast now! Young girls aren’t young again after all, ” she began.
When Potpourri reminded her it would be like making the poor fellow go through hell, having a relationship without sex, she simply replied: “I don’t think so. Do you know sex hinders blessings? Do you know sex takes your hand very far from the reach of your blessings? I know you are married and have every right to sex but try this sometimes. It always works like magic. It’s faster than 100 million Babalawo’s power. Anyway, maybe it is okay for those who have license to have it but for me, I won’t have it until after marriage”

Wao! So she's into me !!! God damn it!!!!!!






Cheeeeeers

Still thinking abt point num 3!








Cheeeers

Lols! That young lady has suffer in her life because Nig guys have used that single pix to do shege!



Just like this pix below!








Cheeeeers

sexyseun:
Women endure more pain more than men, Women are best known to cry inside, they endure physical pain (during child labour) Emotional pain (during break up) mental torture from men, yet all these makes them stronger and forgiving.
Shout out to my ladies tonight, you are more than a conqueror

@seun this is not a shout out thread now!

And this is the same way you ppl over flogged issue in Taraba's Gov/shp election b4 Mandate fell from Mama Taraba




Cheeeers

?







Cheeeers

lordhugo:
I do not believe in love!
its overrated.

So that's means this long list of yours only meant for others rite!




Happy adventure to those who gona try!






Cheeeeers

Ok! And general public would take note!




Lovely side chick!







Cheeeeers

Awww! RIP







Cheeeeers

And @ the end get an heart attack!





Thanks ! Trying after you op!





Cheeeers

Okay! When you reveal the answer pls let me know!








Cheeeeers

Hell NO!




CheeEers

buygala:
Ok


Women are better at pretending to cum during sex

They have more smelly urine than men

They live longer than men ( on the average)

They cry more during sex than men

@buygala you couldn't even link any to christ! They do go to church than men!




Cheeeeers

Op do justice to your reasons by @least give them space, Bold them or even number them! To avoid bashings!





Cheeeeers

[quote author=Freemanan post=33325092][/quote]I wonder what kids of nowadays gain from insults on personalities ? Though I don't blame them but blame it on PDP because that's how they were after GMB but God eventually disgraced them and that's how God will disgrace Freemanan or whatever his name is ! Cos my post was not offensive to either him or any of his family member!





Cheeeeers

sinaj:
orijin101 dan abandon me o!

him say weed dan blackened ma lips finish

say I no fine

!



Awwwwwww! Sorry! So it's kingklent!





Cheeeers

sinaj:
*whispers* a sex worker

Sinaj! sinaj! sinaj! How many times did I call you?


You need orijin101! Oooooops sorry you need JESUS!



Cheeeers

cupid1:
it's nice to know you're Yoruba. If all the Yoruba's on Nairaland were half as nice as you i wouldn't have this attitude. I found out this part of me wen i joined Nairaland. Anyway, sorry for the outburst, we cool ?

Sure bro!

One love!



Cheeeeers

Op! What does it profit you to waste your battery and your data even if it's free to create a thread on Nairaland with a false caption and eventually deleted by moderator !




Everything under 2 hrs!






Nonsense!



*modified* Walahi that was just an oversight*








Cheeeeers

Curvaceous Nollywood actress, Cynthia Agholor has been around for a long time, knocked around with the movers and shakers of the industry but yet looks like a farmland still untapped. Though, there have been a number of controversies about her but she has managed to keep her acts together, focusing on the big score of making herself the envy of her colleagues.

While talking to Potpourri sometime ago, the busty thespian aired her views on the subject of sex, revealing the real person behind the facade of that sexy star.
“I think sex is good when someone is married. You know, you do it without fear of committing a sin or committing adultery. Sex is something every couple , married couple, should do, probably, everyday, I don’t know, probably every time they are moved to do it. Sex has the real pleasure when you are doing it without any form of fear. I’m not saying unmarried people should not engage in sex because there is nothing I will say that will make them stop but somebody like me, every time I do it I always feel bad  that I’m sinning against God. Even before sex I feel frigid because there is always that looming fear that I’m not doing what is right. That is for me, I don’t know about any other person. If I’m married to the man then I will feel very free and enjoy it very well” she says.

That's my Gov of the year! And


That's what they call sense of belonging!






Cheeeers

Y not!


My DAD is a broadcaster so am use to it!







Cheeeeers

cupid1:
senseless MOFO without a life. Incase you don't know Yoruba women have an unmatched record of being FAT and DISGUSTING. You're not even better looking or more famous than the actress and you're here talking bullshyte. It's 'cos of peop'e like you that Nigeria will never move forward, it's 'cos of people like you that i can't wait for the creation of Biafra. Fvcking Fvcktard

Cupid 1 you can't solve issues from the top and I want to blv 2 wrongs can never make a right! Am also a Yor and I have strongly condemned what she said abt Igbo girls being fat and disgusting.

Passing insults on individuals or on a particular ethnic group not all what we need but peace and spirit of oneness ! Pls let's all calm down

Meanwhile all hands are on deck to make sure she openly apologise or she gets barn by moderator on the platform RACISM! Though secretly





Cheeeeeers

twerkjack:
FAT DISGUSTING IBO GIRLS .......EEEEEWWWWWW

What's disgusting about Igbo girls?









Cheeeers

And how does this make an un balance, bias,unprofessional TV station like AIT and big big head for nothing Dokpesi! A HERO?











Cheeeers