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Spontaneous late-night snack runs, conversations
over lattes and free food at events are as much a part
of college life as essays, books and exams. But with
those activities come extra calories that certainly have
a way of sneaking up on you! If you find yourself a
culprit of frequent snacking and want to work off
those extra calories but don't have time to fit in a real
workout, check out these 12 clever ways to burn 200
calories. And the best part is, you don't even have to
enter the gym!

1. Walk or bike everywhere

Let's admit it—we've all been tempted to drive to
places that we could easily walk to, whether it's
classes or the library or the nearest grocery store.
Melanie Ludwig, owner of Prestige Fitness , also
suggests walking a lap around the buildings that you
have classes in before class starts. For a 150-pound
collegiette, walking for 40 minutes at a pace of three
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The Senate yesterday moved to strengthen the
nation’s democratic process as it amended the
Electoral Act.
The Senate recommended that in the case that
the candidate of a political party dies before the
conclusion of the election, the party shall within
14 days conduct a fresh direct primary to replace
the dead candidate.

It also recommended that in such circumstance, the
commission shall continue with the election,
announce the final result and declare the winner of
the election.
This amendment to the INEC Act puts to rest the
controversy that arose at the November 21, 2015 Kogi
State governorship election where the candidate of
the All Progressives Congress (APC), Prince Abubakar
Audu, died before the conclusion of the election.
According to the report, a presiding officer, who
wilfully and knowingly contravenes any provision of
this section that applies to him, shall be guilty of an
offence and shall be liable, on conviction, to
imprisonment for at least five years without an option
of fine.
The debate on the recommendation of the committee
on the use of card reader became controversial as
some lawmakers kicked against it.
Giving an insight into the committee’s report on card
reader, the chairman, Senate Committee on INEC,
Senator Abubakar Kyari, said that if the card reader
rejects more than 10 percent of registered voters, the
election should be suspended.
The committee had recommended that in the case
that the card reader malfunctions to the point of
rejecting up to 10 per cent of the voters, the presiding
officer should use manual accreditation.
But some senators canvassed that the election be
suspended for another day.
Senate Minority Leader Godswill Akpabio insisted that
it would lead to many cases of inconclusive elections
which, according to him, had been the trade mark of
the current Independent National Electoral
Commission (INEC).
He posited that the presiding officer should resort to
the use of manual for the purpose of election.
The amendment of the Electoral Act was sequel to a
report of the Senate Committee on INEC, read out by
its chairman, Senator Kyari (APC, Borno North).
Laying the report at pleanery, Sen Kyari asked the
upper chamber to consider the report on the INEC Act
(Amendment) Bill 2016 (SB 231 and SB 234)
Parts of the reports read: “If after the commencement
of poll and before the announcement of the final
result and declaration of a winner, a nominated
candidate dies, the Commission shall, being satisfied
of the fact of the death, suspend the election for a
period not exceeding 21 days; the political party
whose candidate died may, if it intends to continue to
participate in the election, conduct a fresh direct
primary within 14 days of the death of its candidate
and submit a new candidate to the Commission to
replace the dead candidate; and subject to
paragraphs (a) and (b) of this subsection, the
Commission shall continue with the election,
announce the final result and declare a winner.
On accreditation of voters, transmission of
accreditation data, and issuance of ballot papers to
voters, the report said:
“A person intending to vote in an election shall
present himself with his voter’s card to a Presiding
Officer for accreditation at the polling unit in the
constituency in which his name is registered.
“The Presiding Officer shall use a Smart Card Reader
or any other technological device that may be
prescribed by the Commission from time to time for
the accreditation of voters, to verify, confirm or
authenticate the genuineness or otherwise of the
voter’s card; that the voter’s card presented by the
voter is registered at the polling unit in the
constituency in which the card is presented; the
biometric connection or otherwise of the intending
voter with the voter’s card; and the number of duly
accredited voters in the polling unit.
“An intending voter shall not be accredited to vote in
an election if the voter’s card presented by him to the
Presiding Officer is not a genuine voter’s card issued
by the Commission to the intending voter, registered
at the polling unit in the constituency in which the
card is presented, and biometrically connected to
the intending voter.
“Notwithstanding paragraph (3) (c) of this section, the
Presiding Officer, on being satisfied that an intending
voter is the owner of the voter’s card, may accredit
the intending voter to vote in the election:
“Provided that where the number of voters accredited
under this subsection exceeds ten percent of the total
number of registered voters in the polling unit, the
Commission shall suspend the election in that unit
and comply with subsection (3) (c) of this section at a
later date, if the result of the election at that polling
unit may affect the overall result in the Constituency.

“The Commission shall continue the conduct of an
election suspended under subsection (4) of this
section within seven days of the suspension if the
result of the election at that polling unit may affect
the overall result in the Constituency.”

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Let's talk about those top 10 things you can't do but see in any Nigeria mosque; I will start from the less important tools to the most important that means we are starting from 10-1.
10. Islamic Calendar: In any Nigeria mosque its important to have it since Nigerians don't use Arabians Calendar so its important to have it for counting days in Islam.
9. Wall Clock: Another must have tool in al mosques round the world since praying in Islam deal with timing.
8. Lamp, Touch Light, Lantern: Nigeria is a country with no stable electricity, so any of this light generating tools is important and sometimes scarcity of fuel contribute.
7. Kettle: This has more than one usefulness; it can be used in the toilet and for performing ablution.
6. Hadiths: Let's teach our self the way of Islam and the way of Prophet Muhamad (S.A.W) so its important to have the Hadiths in the mosque.
5. Mat: No matter how big the mosque is mat is one tool that is so much important to the muslims.
4. Casket: This is one major tool that always remind all Muslims about hereafter and a mosque must have one.
3. Al-Qur'an: The Qur'an speak the words of Allah revealed to the mankinds and Jinn Kinds throght prophet (S.A.W).
2. Water: Its a must have in all Mosques all around the World you must perform ablution before you pray.
1. Lailaha Illalah, Muhammad Rosurullah (S.A.W): This Sentence is what Islam is all about and all mosques builders believe in this before they embark in building any mosque. And the meaning is No Other god except the only one God (Allah) and the Muhammad (S.A.W) is our Messenger.
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I was one of those that wrote an article to Faleke to quit Rap sowy, Politics, sowy ehm his Petition against Bello but he wouldn't listen now his put to shame. Now Audu is dead, you are thrown outta Court, now who will help who. I rest my case If I talk now dem go say nah because I be Ebiragirl.

RiP Faleke Bye.

Cc www.ebiraland.com

God Bless Nigeria, Kogi State, Ebiraland. That's what. We. Live for in Nigeria. (Corruption)

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The establishment of Ajaokuta Steel Company Limited (ASCL) was conceived to be the driving force of the nation’s quest for technological advancement.

The construction of Ajaokuta Steel Company commenced under the administration of Alhaji Shehu Shagari in 1979 and was commissioned in 1983, when the project had achieved about 95 percent completion rate. As at 1983 when it was commissioned, the following rolling mills of the steel plant were in operation: Light, Billets, Wire rod, medium section and structural mills. It was planned then that profits generated would provide the needed funds for the completion of the remaining five percent of the blast furnace.

Alas, after President Shehu Shagari’s removal from office in 1983, the steel plant was abandoned, while most of its engineers trained in Russia to work in the plant, left to
join other companies, others were retired. The four mills
in Ajaokuta Steel Company between 1985- 1987 started optimal production, regrettably, international politics played a devastating blow to the dream of steel development in the country which led to short-down of
the Steel Complex.

Since then, successive governments, without political will and technological ideology have made effort in resuscitating the ailing industry but to no avail. The administration of former president Olusegun Obasanjo, in a view to revitalise the moribund industry concession it, despite criticisms from steel workers and labour leaders, to Global System Steel Holdings Limited (GSHL) in 2005 with yet, another disastrous outcome.

Under the concession agreement, knowing full well that the
future of the Steel Company is not effulgent, President Umaru Yar’adua terminated the agreement in 2008 and set
up an Interim Management Committee to oversee it because the concession company GIHL was trading in iron
ore and making billions of naira without showing commitments to revitalizing the company. Through the
Ministry of Mines and Steel, the federal government said
the steel plant would not be closed down after the speculation that the equipment are obsolete.

In one of the company’s press briefing in 2012, Engr. Isah,
debunked the insinuations that the steel company’s plant
was obsolete. He said the plant’s facilities and equipment
are in good conditions generally, adding that passion and
nationalism have been the propelling force behind the
workers, who have guarded the equipment against vandals
in disguise.

There was a technical audit report by the Ukrainians
recently which states that the situation of the steel plant’s
equipment and facility are satisfactory. “Technically, the
Ajaokuta plant’s equipment and facilities are generally in
good condition”.

According to the Ukrainian Engineers, the blast furnace
model which Ajaokuta steel plant has is the best in the
world.

“In 2010, the world statistical year book put the total crude
steel rates produced globally at 1.4 billion tones, of which
74 percent of it was through blast furnace. This is the
technology adopted in Ajaokuta steel plant, then how can a
technology that produces such percentage of world steel be
considered obsolete?” if vision 20-20-20 is to be realized
President Muhammadu Buhari should disregard the report
compiled by the Department of International Development
(DFID) that said the economic value of Ajaokuta Steel
Company was marginal and urged government to
completely shut down the steel plant. Multiplier effects,
social security and economic potentials of an enterprise are
greater indices in measuring profitability.”

Experts have said that the steel plant, if completed, has the
capacity of producing 1.3 million metric tonnes of liquid
steel as well as net provider of employment.

“What is required in Ajaokuta is adequate funding and
maintenance. There is a steel plant in Ukraine that is over
105 years old and still working perfectly with minimal
maintenance,” President Buari should develop the will to
reactivate the steel company. At optimal production level,
the steel plant at Itakpe Iron Ore can generate over one
million jobs for teeming youths if properly funded because
many cortege industries that will make use of the by-
products from the steel mill would be established.

The federal government cannot create jobs through
establishment and duplication of agencies which in many
cases be scrapped due to policy’s inconsistency by
successive governments.

The surest means of creating jobs in developing countries
like ours is true technological initiative and advancement
which will lead to industrial revolution. India is a typical
example; the TATA Motor Company of India was established
the same period Ajaokuta Steel Company Limited was
established, today, TATA is the major supply of military
trucks and other heavy articulated vehicles to Nigeria. It is
ridiculous that in the 21st century, the giant of Africa is still
importing slabs, roofing sheets, simple agricultural tools
such as hoe and cutlass, glass ware etc from countries
which became independent after Nigeria. High cost of
materials for the construction of distillation units, pipelines
for feedstock and products transfer are the major claim
why we cannot establish functional refinery as a country,
but this are materials that could be gotten from Ajaokuta
Steel Company Limited with no cost of importation.

The neglect of Ajaokuta Steel Company is not just a neglect
of Kogi state, but a grave neglect and marginalization of the
middle-belt region of Nigeria and an attempt to endanger
the future of the Nigerian youths in general. If a whooping
thirty nine point four billion naira (N39.4b) can be
approved for oil and gas exploration in the lake Chad basin
by the administration of President Muhammadu Buhari as
reported on the 12th of December, 2015 and at a time the
present government is thinking of diversifying economy
from oil to other sectors like solid mineral exploration and
Agriculture due to fall in crude oil price, same amount with
foreign loan and Public-Private-partnership initiative can
reactivate the Ajaokuta Steel Company Limited which can
create millions of jobs for Nigerian youth.

Source::: www.ebiraland.com/2016/04/save-nigeria-economy-by-rolling-out.html

Fatima Abubakar Audu, the wife of the late All
Progressives Congress (APC) governorship candidate for
the November 21 election in Kogi State, Prince Abubakar
Audu, has said that life has not been easy for her since
her husband died.
Fatima spoke after a special prayer session held to mark
the end of the 130 day mourning period (Takaba) in her
late husband’s country home in Ogbonicha.
She said the mourning period has been ‘therapeutic’,
adding that it afforded her the opportunity to reflect on
her life, the future and also come to terms with the
reality that her husband is no more.
“This mourning period has made me to come to terms
with the fact that my husband is no more. I have used
this period to reflect on my life, my late husband and the
future. But I know that even though he is not with me
physically, he is with me in the spirit. I give thanks to
Allah, who has been my strength”, he said.
She also commended members of her late husband’s
family, government and people of Kogi State for their
support and encouragement.
“The children have been so supportive; they showed me
love. Also, my mum has been there for me. I also want
to use this medium to thank the APC women, especially
James Faleke’s wife; she has been really supportive and I
want all Kogi women to know that all hope is not loss.
Everything happens for a reason but God has the final
say”, she said.
Also speaking, younger brother to the late politician,
Prince Yahaya Audu, expressed appreciation to President
Muhammadu Buhari, Vice President Yemi Osinbajo,
government and people of Kogi State for standing by
them during their trying moment.
On his part, paramount ruler of Ogbonicha, Chief Tijani
Audu, said the late politician died while struggling to
bring emancipation to the masses and urged his
successor to build on the legacies he left behind.

Source ::: www.ebiraland..com/2016/04/late-audus-wife-says-life-without-her.html

– APC chief speaks on the controversy surrounding the
position of deputy governor of Kogi state
– The governor of the state, Yahaya Bello is yet to get a
deputy as he was sworn in without one last month
– Atiku Abubakar has been accused of plotting to impose
a deputy governor
Mallam Abdullahi Kabiru, a chieftain of the All
Progressives Congress (APC) in Kogi state has alleged
that Atiku Abubakar, a former vice president is making
moves to impose his loyalist to take the position of the
deputy
governor in the state, Leadership reports.
In a statement he issued to the media yesterday,
February 6, Kabiru claimed that Atiku was " causing
disarray in the
leadership hierarchy of Kogi state All Progressives
Congress in his bid to impose his loyalist, and former
member of Kogi state House of Assembly, Simeon
Achuba as
replacement for Hon. Abiodun Faleke who turned down
the offer of Deputy Governor after demise of Audu
Abubakar his principal and

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The Kogi State Governorship Election Petitions Tribunal, on Thursday, dismissed a motion filed by the Labour Party (LP) that sought to stop the inauguration of Alhaji Yahaya Bello as the governor of the state.

Kogi State Governor Elect Yahaya Bello
The tribunal, headed by Justice Halima Mohammed, dismissed the interlocutory injunction to halt the January 27 inauguration, saying that the application was incompetent.

According to the tribunal at its resumed sitting, on Thursday, the application, which would make the matter to be heard outside the pre-hearing session, should have been brought through motion on notice.

Counsel to LP, Mr Reuben Egwuaba, had approached the tribunal to hear the motion on notice restraining Bello from presenting himself before the Chief Judge of the state for inauguration on January 27.

The party argued that Bello did not have a deputy governorship candidate when the supplementary election was conducted on December 5.


“Consequent upon nomination of Alhaji Yahaya Bello as replacement for Audu, Honourable James Faleke, who was Audu’s running mate, withdrew and dissociated himself from participating in supplementary election as Bello’s running mate.

“Bello was declared governor-elect after the supplementary election. Now, the Labour Party that participated in all the stages of the elections on November 21 and December 5 submit that Bello was not qualified to participate in that election.

“Time is of essence, moreso that the swearing-in has been scheduled for January 27, the motion exparte is for leave of the tribunal to hear the Motion on Notice outside pre-hearing session and stop the inauguration as we proceed to hear the substantive case,” he said.

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You must have these internal conversations before walking down the aisle.
Maybe you've been together a while and are considering taking a big step, or perhaps you just started seeing one another and aren't sure if you should stay the course.
Whatever your situation, a check-in is never a bad thing. Read on for 20 tough questions to ask about your relationships before moving forward.
1. Is for better or worse making me better or worse?
Does your partner encourage you to be your best self, or does he or she get intimidated by any triumphs and feel more secure when you're not putting your best foot forward?
2. Do we really accept one another?
There will always be things you want to change about the people in your life, but no one should be in a situation where they feel they aren't allowed to be authentic and accepted as the unique, special (yet flawed) person they are.
3. Who am I?
How can you know if your partner is a good match if you have no idea who you are?
4. Am I happy to be in this relationship?
The idea of sharing a life together is not to find someone to complete you or make you happy. But let's face it: being unhappy at home can seep into other areas of your life . . . and fast. If you're always fighting or just generally not feeling great about your twosome, it doesn't mean you have to bail out (counseling might be a good option) but marrying someone in the hope that it changes things is a bad, bad idea.
5. Can we have fun together?
Have you ever seen two people sit across from one another in silence at brunch as though they are being forced to walk through their day together? Not. fun.


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😁😂😀

visita:
Proudly ebira

Why you no come out since nah

Kikero112:
Speaking as a neutral....I can confidently say that Ebira ladies are winners in the beauty department.

And yes..as a single..I no go mind marry Ebira girl.....I go even drop the 48 pairs of yam needed as bride-price pronto....!

Thank you joor you be person

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danbrowndmf:
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Inoziomi.

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tpiar:
aunty, no kill anybody, i beg.

Who is killing who?

menabae:
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I manage the same blog with Binoosmart never met him in person though and yes u luk like one. You look prity.

I like your Tits hope Nigerian Government no go accuse me of Lesbianism.

Johnsown1:
Story for the gods. Ebira gal ni and yoruba gal ko how does it affect the price of fuel

Stop to dey buy fuel guy thank God FG will soon ban I pass My Neighbor

menabae:
I be ebira

That's why I like Ebira People nah in be say you are proud to be an EbiraGirl Me i no dey feel ashame of. My tribe I am a trully bourn Ebira Girl we havepot of beauty our land weno dey die young for EbiraLand My People are Farmers and my people are eating, I be Anebira and I am proud to be Menabae I don start to dey rap be dat oh shout out to all ebira Girls Out their anywhere you are.

menabae:
and thanks fr not taking offense

Which tribe you be self?

menabae:
lol true .... They are the best

Thank you for Admitting It.

menabae:
ebira,igala and jukun who get powerful juju or wench pass?

I resemble person wey dey do juju abi? This woman or girl self Ebira People Are The Best OF Man Kind.

I rep. www.ebiraland..com

blinxbest:
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Yaroruva. Folk u be person joor.

kaziblake:
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menabae:
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Dey don bewitch you before?

@Binoosmart Where you dey?

menabae:
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EbiraGuy is ma Bae.....

zenith4biz:
You are binoosmart, hope marrying your sister is not a sin?

Excuse me!!!!