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omg I was shocked when I saw this ...... this is the first tractor produced by a nigerian



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Wizkid’s first Grammy will not be for his own song, but for a song he contributed immensely to.
The song, ‘OneDance ’ by Drake featuring Kyla and Wizkid in our books and by our calculations has an 86% chance of winning a Grammy award.
To start with, the song was released in April 2016, which means it clearly falls into the Grammy eligibility period which has been announced as October 1, 2015 to September 30, 2016.
Now let’s talk about the huge feats the song has recorded so far
According to Billboard, the single racked up 4.67 million streams in one week and pulled about 3,000 combined chart sales.
The song set a new record, becoming the longest-running No. 1 single in U.K.’s digital era, as at now, the song has spent 11 straight weeks on the top of the Billboard chart.
As of June 16, 2016, ‘One Dance’ has sold 1,280,141 copies in the United States.
Away from this, the year 2016 has also been remarkable for Wizkid, amongst other accomplishments, he has sold out stadiums all over Africa and Europe during his world tour, he’s been on tour with Chris Brown , featured on several internationalmagazines including Vogue, he’s wrapping up the release of a new album, he signed threeofGhana’s biggest acts to his international label, won the African Artiste of the Year Award at the 17th Ghana Music Awards.
We may very well congratulate Wizkid in advance for what is to come.
Save this post, you will reference it in February 2017 when Wizkid brings home the Grammy that has eluded the legendary Femi Kuti four times!



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All u need to do
1) insert any airtel sim into ur phone
2)then go to your phone browser
3)type http://free.facebook.com
and start chatting with friends and family

thesicilian:
Have you ever played Grand Theft Auto?

smh see question

if you did not not pkay with this then you kid life wasnt fun


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Kenzico:
How does this news stop Super eagles from missing Even AFCON 2019

who super eagles don help

stevecantrell:
Was she planning on remaining there or what ?

dat one na question mstchewwww

petux:
who the house don help ??

go and hustle jare

"From living in 1 room & parlour in Idioro, Mushin (my old compound left. We lived on the first floor) to where we are now! What a miracle working God! Destiny changer! God will do a miracle in your life soon. Keep believing! Keep working. Happy Easter"





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CHECKOUT TOP 20 SONGS OF THE MONTH (MARCH 2016)
1. Davido Ft. Olamide – The Money
2. Small Doctor – Gbera
3. Sean Tizzle – Eruku Sa’ Ye Po
4. CDQ Ft. Wizkid – Nowo Soke
5. Reminisce – Angelina
6. Reekado Banks – Oluwa Ni
7. Mz Kiss Ft. Falz – Stoopid
8. Olamide – Don’t Stop
9. Lil Kesh – Ibile
10. DJ Neptune Ft. Olamide, BOJ & Stonebwoy – Baddest
11. Orezi Ft. Wizkid & Timaya – Ogede
12. DJ Enimoney Ft. Olamide – Oya Dab
13. Adekunle Gold – Pick Up
14. Phyno – Connect
15. Jhybo – Adura Elijah
16. Wizkid – (Final) Baba Nla
17. Lil Kesh Ft. Adekunle Gold – Life Of A Star
18. Sexy Steel Ft. Tekno & Olamide – Sisi Remix
19. Olamide – Abule Sowo
20. Korede Bello – Mungo Park

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lalasticlala have you seen this movie abeg




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pastor Enoch Adeboye of the Redeemed
Christian Church of God has released
prophecies for the year 2016.
A newsletter by Liveway Radio contained 11
predictions and revelations by the renowned
man of God, presented in three groups.
Read them below:

1. Prophecies for individuals

– Some families will trace the beginning of their
generational blessings to this year.

– Some will obtain help from unexpected
sources.

– Grateful hearts will have more causes to be
grateful.

– For many, the pendulum of life will generally be
on the upward swing.

– A chosen few will receive blessings so large
they can hardly contain them.


2. Prophecies for Nigeria

– Things are likely to get tougher before they get
better, but things will get better before the end of
this year.

– What He started last year He will finish this
year, provided we don’t rejoice too soon.


3. International prophecies

– Natural disasters, floods, fires, earthquakes are
likely to get progressively worse, until
governments realize that these are part of Divine
Judgements against those who pass ungodly
laws.

– If a government will repent of disdaining Christ
and His Church, He will help them win the fight
against terrorism.

– A major war will be averted this year.

– A new sexually transmitted disease will surface
this year.



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darlingtonIIV:
search it. Google is free.

no time

darlingtonIIV:
yup. Duro, in the city and waka waka

i no sabi does songs

darlingtonIIV:
Technically all Brymo's songs

did brymo sing any song this year

michael142:
Na because I flop nai make you nor know me. But 2016 I must blow by Gods grace. We go celebrate for Nairaland.

amen

michael142:
For me it was Ghetto Love by Gbimgba.

mscheww i no sabi am

Ginaz:
Kiss Daniel

i no say best artist

As the year gradually comes to a close from
January up till December different artiste have
dropped their albums with amazing songs out of
which you’ve got your favorite.

As for me its phyno connect and
Reekado Banks – sugar baby made my 2015.


What’s Yours?


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Ahmed0336:
stop stalking me and get the Bleep off my mentions

f**k off pussy ass nigha

Ahmed0336:
Wetin pesin no go see? Bros no vex me abeg

do me a favor plss gerarahia

please how can someone celebrate christmas with #500 .....


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Lawalmd:
Guy don't bad mouth airtel if your location is not allowing you to utilize the plan, same plan that I use on weekends to stream without buffering

how can i activate the airtel weekend plan

christiano Ronaldo has disclosed that it is
possible for him to play for Barcelona
someday.
The Real Madrid forward has been linked with a
move to return to Manchester United or possibly
play for Paris Saint-Germain.

he Portuguese international explained to The
Associated Press that although he is not sure, but
anything can happen.

“It’s a little more difficult, but…,” he said, with a
long pause.
“There are things that you kind of already have an
idea, that to play one day for Barcelona would be
almost impossible, or to play for another English
club other than Manchester, it’s very
complicated.

“But that’s not 100 percent guaranteed. As I said
before, there are no certainties in football.”
Ronaldo however gave an assurance that he is on
top of the situation and will decide on it at the
right time.

“Everything is open, all leagues,” he said.
“I may end my career here with Real Madrid. I’m
just being honest. I don’t know what’s going to
happen tomorrow. If I was 75 percent certain, I
would say so, it wouldn’t be a problem. But I
have no idea.”

Meanwhile, the Madrid striker Cristiano Ronaldo
has said that the “Penaldo” nickname used by his
critics is unfair.

On Tuesday Ronaldo scored four goals for his
team in their 8-0 Champions League win over
Malmo. He was asked in the mixed zone
afterwards about the infamous nickname.

He said: “You have to look at the statistics. How
many goals have I scored for Real Madrid? And
they are not all penalties. I will score as many as I
can. 600, 700 – as many as I can. They will all be
there for people to see. And anyone who wants to
can go to YouTube to see all the goals I have
scored…”

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yemisi Arogbonlo, the 24-year-old medical
student who allegedly poured hot water on her
half-sister, Oluwafunke, on Friday, December 4, at
their house has denied the allegation.
Yemisi on Thursday said she had a fight with
Oluwafunke and it was during the scuffle that the
32-year-old mistakenly fell on a bucket of hot
water and burned herself.
She said she (Yemisi) had wanted to bath with the
water which why was the bucket was there.
She said:
“I arrived from the school on Friday around
8pm and she was not around. Later, I saw her
emerge from her room and we greeted. I told
her we had a lot of gist since we last saw about
six months ago.
“She said she was surprised I was talking with
her. I asked why she said that, and she replied
that it was not important.
“I drifted off to sleep and I woke up around
11pm. I boiled water for my bath and took the
bucket of water to the bathroom we all shared.
“I was there when I saw her and I asked if she
had changed the bed sheet where we would
sleep because we share the same bed. She
asked if I didn’t hear that she beat up my
mother while I was away from home. She said
she could not believe that I could still talk to
her. I was angry because she didn’t even put
into consideration that the woman was old.
“I punched her and that was how we began to
struggle and there was confusion in the house.”
"During the scuffle, Oluwafunke fell on the
bucket of hot water, which scalded her body".
She said she regretted fighting with the victim,
adding that it was the handiwork of the devil.
“I started crying when I saw what had happened.
I treated her wounds to the best of my medical
ability and I eventually took her to a hospital.
“My father later took her to another hospital.
The medical doctors said somebody will have
to stay with her and I decided to do that. Later,
her friends came and started insulting me.
When her mother also arrived from Lagos, she
said I should not stay with her again and all my
attempts to explain what happened to her fell
on deaf ears,” she added.
But Oluwafunke insists that that wasn't how it
happened.
She said:
“It is a big lie. I was sleeping when she poured
hot water on me. She is 24 years old, so how
can she overpower me if we actually fought?”

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29-year-old businessman, Oluchi Ajimowu, has
been arrested by the State Department for
Criminal Investigation, Yaba, Lagos, for his
alleged involvement in the death of his wife, 23
year old Priscillia Ajimowu. The couple lived with
their children in Festac, Lagos before the wife's
demise.
The police think that Ajimowu either slammed his
wife’s head on the floor, or the mother of two
poisoned herself due to frustrations in her
marriage.
Ajimowu claims that he had locked his wife in her
room on November 29, seized her phone and
went out with their two children, after they arrived
from their outing, he reportedly met his wife
foaming in the mouth.
His wife who was a nurse had asked to be taken
to the hospital, but he allegedly refused, instead
he gave her palm oil and recorded her with his
phone for about 40 minutes until she died.
It was gathered that prior to her death, Ajimowu
had battered and subjected the deceased to
inhuman treatment throughout the four years
they spent in South Africa.
They decided to relocate to Nigeria.
Ajimowu arrived four months ago while the wife
arrived on November 27, two days before her
death.
It was gathered that Ajimowu had put their house
for sale shortly after the wife’s death.
The couple’s oldest child, seven-year-old
Ella, said that there was a pesticide and a drink in
the room where her mother was on the fateful
day, adding that her father was “not nice to my
mother” while they were in South Africa.
She said:
“Dad used to shout at mummy and beat her and
she would be crying. That day we left her alone
in the house. Daddy took the keys and
mummy’s phone and locked mummy inside.
“When we came back home, daddy parked
outside, locked us inside the car and went
inside. After that, he called us to ‘come, come
and see your mummy on the floor’. Mummy
was saying, ‘Take me to hospital, I’m tired’. He
started videoing her. He gave her red oil, but
she spat it out. Her body was cold.”
The deceased’s mother, Mrs. Stella Ayobo, said
her daughter had planned to visit her on the
fateful day, but had cancelled the visit.
She added that Priscillia had not been happy
throughout her 7 year marriage to Ajimowu . She
added that Oluchi had shortly after his wife’s
death reported at the Aguda Police Division,
saying a friend took poison and died in his
house.
She said:
“Four years ago, they went to South Africa. She
always called me to report how Oluchi
maltreated her.
“She came back to Nigeria on November 27. She
visited me on November 28 and promised to
visit me again the following day, being a
Sunday. But that day, around 8am, she called
me that she would not be able to come again
and promised to come with her children on
Friday.
“Around 8pm that Sunday, her husband called
me that she had been vomiting since morning
and I told him to take her to the nearest
hospital. He later called me and said it was a
poison she took. I told him to bring her. By the
time he brought her, she was dead. We took her
to a hospital and the doctor said she had died.
“He went to the Aguda Police Station to report
that a girl visited him from South Africa, took
poison and died in his house.”
The mother urged the police to investigate the
matter in order to give justice to the family.
Priscillia’s older sister, Mrs. Emenike Dorcas,
said Ajimowu had convinced her sister to come
to Nigeria under the pretext that he would open a
chemist’s shop for her.
She added:
“I reported the incident to the police at Satellite
Town and Aguda divisions. Policemen at Aguda
were surprised when they eventually knew the
truth of the matter,”.
Priscilla’s uncle, Francis Ayobo, said the suspect
was not remorseful after his wife’s death.
He said:
“It is so surprising that the wife was dying and
the husband started videoing her. The videos
were more than 40 minutes. He sent it to
Priscillia’s sister in South Africa. By that time he
would have rushed her to a hospital for
treatment.
“I noticed that about three other guys were in
the background of one of the video because
somebody was giving her water and she was
foaming in the mouth. Those things should be
questioned. He was handed over to SDCI on
Wednesday.”
The Lagos State Police spokesperson, DSP Joe
Offor, said the Aguda Police Station arrested the
husband and have handed him over to the
Satellite Town Police Division.

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yemisi Arogbonlo, the 24-year-old medical
student who allegedly poured hot water on her
half-sister, Oluwafunke, on Friday, December 4, at
their house has denied the allegation.
Yemisi on Thursday said she had a fight with
Oluwafunke and it was during the scuffle that the
32-year-old mistakenly fell on a bucket of hot
water and burned herself.
She said she (Yemisi) had wanted to bath with the
water which why was the bucket was there.
She said:
“I arrived from the school on Friday around
8pm and she was not around. Later, I saw her
emerge from her room and we greeted. I told
her we had a lot of gist since we last saw about
six months ago.
“She said she was surprised I was talking with
her. I asked why she said that, and she replied
that it was not important.
“I drifted off to sleep and I woke up around
11pm. I boiled water for my bath and took the
bucket of water to the bathroom we all shared.
“I was there when I saw her and I asked if she
had changed the bed sheet where we would
sleep because we share the same bed. She
asked if I didn’t hear that she beat up my
mother while I was away from home. She said
she could not believe that I could still talk to
her. I was angry because she didn’t even put
into consideration that the woman was old.
“I punched her and that was how we began to
struggle and there was confusion in the house.”
"During the scuffle, Oluwafunke fell on the
bucket of hot water, which scalded her body".
She said she regretted fighting with the victim,
adding that it was the handiwork of the devil.
“I started crying when I saw what had happened.
I treated her wounds to the best of my medical
ability and I eventually took her to a hospital.
“My father later took her to another hospital.
The medical doctors said somebody will have
to stay with her and I decided to do that. Later,
her friends came and started insulting me.
When her mother also arrived from Lagos, she
said I should not stay with her again and all my
attempts to explain what happened to her fell
on deaf ears,” she added.
But Oluwafunke insists that that wasn't how it
happened.
She said:
“It is a big lie. I was sleeping when she poured
hot water on me. She is 24 years old, so how
can she overpower me if we actually fought?”

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lalasticlala ohhhh