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SamuelAnyawu:
I noticed most of my PDP friends in Ogoni are solidly behind Magnus. Is it that Sen Olaka is not performing or Ogoni peeps are angry with Wike?

We are angry for wike because he neglected us and only has Ikwerres at heart, olaka is not a man yet, he gat no balls/guts and iw wike's toy, Magnus owns our heart and only him can deliver.

emmybliz:
You must be silly for calling senator olaka nwogu an outcast. If you were sensible enough, u would understand magnus is really the outcast here. In the last election, his people voted him out, so who is the outcast? Nonsense

Olaka remains the outcast, he only claims Ogoni during elections.

Wickedly wicked... .. . Beautiful.

Who can blame them? The sisters happen to be a really sexy bunch.

What do you think of Kylie’s photo? Hot or not?


https://www.naij.com/1049495-kylie-jenner-gets-raunchy-new-photos.html

In the picture, Kylie is completely naked but covered with blue body paint. The paint only covered the front of her body and a hint of her naked bum can be seen behind.

Kylie Jenner, and in fact, all the Kardashian clan, are known for expressing their sexuality and showing off their curves any chance they get.

Reality star, Kylie Jenner has released a very naughty picture of herself.


The star who owns her own cosmetics line and is known as one of the stars of the hit reality show, Keeping Up With The Kardashians, shared this photo from her latest shoot.

According to Premium times, the protesters led by the popular musician have erected five tents in front of the Assembly’s gate and stationed a van, preventing movement to and from the Assembly complex.

The protesters are demanding that for such crimes as stealing public funds, all guilty people should be sentenced to death. They also called for a slash in the salaries of political office holders by about 70 per cent.

Also the protesters are demanding for a stop of state and local government joint accounts. They also demand the disclosure of details of National Assembly’s multi-billion naira budget.

The protesters were members of a group known as “Occupy Unlimited,” which is a civil society group that advocates good governance and a corruption-free society.

The group who said they would not move till their demands were granted, and they also want the National Assembly to review the constitution towards amending the clause that grants immunity to the president, vice-president, governors, and the deputy-governors.

Other things they wanted includes: Amending the law so the officials can be tried for criminal matters while in office and a unicameral legislature, asking that the Senate be scrapped.

Meanwhile, on August 23, he posted a picture of himself in dramatic make-up while tying a red wrapper, possible portraying a native doctor like image.

Charly boy is a well-known Nigerian singer/songwriter, television presenter, publisher and producer. He is also one of Nigeria’s most controversial entertainers due to his alternative lifestyle, and views on political and societal issues.


https://www.naij.com/1050050-charly-boy-leads-protesters-national-assembly.html

Although Sadiq-Bello did not disclose the name or rank of the officer who was serving at the Obi Division of the command, he said the police patrol team was ambushed along Obi-Agwatashi road about two weeks ago.

He described the incident as unfortunate and part of the hazards policemen encountered in the line of duty and vowed that the Police would arrest the killers and prosecute them.

He condoled the family of the deceased officer and prayed God to grant them the fortitude to bear the loss.

Meanwhile, at least 90 suspected kidnappers and armed robbers have been arrested in different hide-outs in Ogun state, the police has confirmed adding that a total of 45 arms and ammunition were recovered.

Making the revelation in Abeokuta, the state capital, the commissioner of police in the state, Ahmed Iliyasu, said the command was successful even though it had a difficult time making the arrests.


https://www.naij.com/1045843-disaster-recorded-gunmen-ambush-police.html

A police officer has been killed by gunmen who ambushed a police patrol in Obi Local Government Area of Nasarawa state.


Vanguard reports that the incident was confirmed in Lafia, Nasarawa capital by the state commissioner of police Abubakar Sadiq-Bello on Friday, November 11.

Dotun Adejumo is the son of Bishop Felix and Rev Funke Adejumo. He is married to Adebimpe Aduke Adesida on May 2, 2015.

These sons of Nigerian pastors are handsome or don’t you agree?


https://www.naij.com/1045334-7-nigerian-pastors-sons-hot-ladies-handle-see-photos.html

He is the second son of Pastor Ashimolowo. He got married to his heartthrob Toyin in 2014. The wedding took place at Ashimolowo’s church in Kent, England.

7. Dotun Adejumo

He is the first son of Pastor Mathew Ashimolowo, the founder and general overseer of Kingsway International Christian Centre (KICC). He walked down the aisle with Sierra Leone beauty Dorothy Jeneba Kamara at the KICC prayer city tent on July 26, 2014.

6. Tobi Ashimolowo

He is the second son of Bishop Oyedepo and is currently in charge of the Winners Chapel International, South Africa. He was also ordained by Kenneth Copeland in May 2007. He got married Ayomitide Omogbadegun in 2010.

5. Tomi Ashimolowo

He is the first son of Bishop David Oyedepo of the Living Faith Church Worldwide aka Winners Chapel. He was ordained as a pastor in May 2007 by renowned American preacher, Kenneth Copeland. He used to be the resident pastor of Winners Chapel London and also the regional pastor for the European network of churches. In January, he was made resident pastor of the Faith Tabernacle, headquarters of the Living Faith Church Worldwide. He is married to Kemi Oyedepo.

4. Isaac Oyedepo

He is the son of Pastor William Kumuyi, the general overseer of Deeper Life Bible Church. He is also following in his father’s footsteps. Pastor John got married to Love Odih, on Saturday, June 15,2013, in Jamaica. The wedding generated controversy as his wife was condemned for flouting the church rules by using make up, earrings and wearing a fitted wedding gown. He was penalized and suspended from the pulpit. Months later, his father forgave him and allowed him to return to the altar.

3. David Oluwamakinde Oyedepo (Jnr)

He is the son of Taiwo Odukoya and late Bimbo Odukoya of the Fountain of Life Church. He is a rap artiste and pastor like his father. Many call him Pastor J.

Pastor J and his wife got married in London in 2013. They welcomed their first child in May 2016.

2. John Kumuyi

TOO HOTMost Nigerian pastors have got it all, money, fame and they are also blessed with gorgeous children. What do you expect, when they all chose to marry pretty ladies?


You may not know but some Nigerian pastors have got really handsome sons that will melt the heart of any lady.

Unfortunately, most of them have already been taken. So if you were hoping to be the wife of one of them, you are too late.

Below are the handsome sons of some Nigerian pastors.

1. Jimmy Odukoya

Antelope Canyon, USA



The sprawling Navajo Nation has no shortage of magical places, but the most photogenic might be Upper and Lower Antelope Canyon, located just outside Page, Arizona. They are a testament to the power of water and time, as over the years, flash flooding has created deep, gorgeous passageways—called slot canyons—that you can walk through.

The name comes from an era when antelopes ran wild in the canyons, but the only animals you’ll see these days are other human beings. The 600-foot-long stretch of Upper Antelope Canyon, which is also known as the Corkscrew, is the more popular of the two canyons. The walls can reach 120 feet, and it’s easier to access; exploring the half-mile Lower Antelope—or the Crack—requires walking up and down metal stairways. Visitors to Upper Antelope are also more likely to see beams of sunlight, which are prized by photographers. (Slower snappers will want to know that there’s a two-hour limit in each canyon.)
As you might expect, both canyons have long been considered spiritual places by the Navajo. You may only visit with a guide—there’s a list at www.navajonationparks.org—although that’s as much because flooding remains a possibility, and rain doesn’t have to occur on the site for water to come rushing through the canyons.

While you’re in the area, check out Rainbow Bridge, a stunning 275-foot-tall rock bridge over man-made Lake Powell. It, too, is sacred to the Navajo, so in order to hike to it, you need a permit from Navajo Parks & Recreation.

Black Forest, Germany


Home of the cuckoo clock, the Schwarzwald (Black Forest) gets its name from its dark, slightly sinister canopy of evergreens: this is where Hansel and Gretel encountered the wicked witch. The vast expanse of hills, valleys, rivers and forests stretch from the swish spa town of Baden-Baden to the Swiss border, and from the Rhine almost to Lake Constance.

Twenty minutes walk - or a five-minute bike ride - fom populated spots will almost always put you out in nature - in the middle of quiet countryside dotted with traditional farmhouses and amiable dairy cows, perhaps, or in a thick forest where Little Red Riding Hood's wolf may lurk.

The northern section, with its hilly but relatively gentle terrain is home to several charming towns. Freudenstadt makes a good base for exploring the Northern area. Many of the Schwarzwald's most impressive sights are in the triangle delimited by the lively university city of Freiburg, 15km (9.3mi) east of the Rhine in the southwest; Triberg, cuckoo clock capital of Creation, in the north; and the charming river-valley city of St Blasien in the southeast. Even smaller towns in the area generally have tourist offices.

Canola Flower Fields, China


Introduce :
Luoping is a small county in eastern Yunnan, China, located about 228 kilometers north east of Kunming close to the border of Yunnan with Guizhou and Guangxi provinces. In early spring, when the yellow rapeseed flowers (also known as canola) are in full bloom, the area takes on the look of a “golden sea” – a spectacle that has made Luoping something of a Mecca for photographers. The sprawling farmlands get covered in golden, yellow rapeseed flowers stretching as far as the eyes can see, all the way to the horizon. The best time to visit Luoping for this visual fiesta is February through March, by June the show is over.

The town was previously overlooked by tourists passing through the area, who usually headed to the more commercialized tourist attractions in the center and eastern part of the province. Today, Luoping’s canola fields attracts photographers from all over, who flock to this small county every early spring to capture the magnificent “sea of yellow” of blooming rapeseed flowers. The majestic photos in turn, draw more and more tourists to this beautiful rural photographic haven.

Fields of Tea, China


The coastal province of Zhejiang is famed for their gorgeous green tea fields. But as Greenpeace's recent investigation reveals suppliers have been spraying their fields with a huge number of different pesticides including, in some cases, pesticides that have been banned by the Chinese government.

Tea drinking is one of China's most cherished customs; and tea a symbol of Chinese culture.

Today, China is the world's biggest tea producer, with 20 tea-producing provinces and eight million tea growers. And the area of tea plantations and annual tea output in the country is on a continuous rise.

However, the latest Greenpeace investigation has discovered that the massive use of chemical pesticides is seriously affecting the safety of tea in the Chinese market.

Hang Son Doong, Vietnam


Son Doong cave(Vietnamese: Hang Son Doong) is world's largest cave, located in Quang Binh province, Vietnam. It is found by a local man named Ho Khanh in 1991 and was recently discovered in 2009 by British cavers, led by Howard Limbert. The name "Son Doong" cave means "mountain river cave", It was created 2-5 million years ago by river water eroding away the limestone underneath the mountain Where the limestone was weak, the ceiling collapsed creating huge skylights...

Hitachi Seaside Park, Japan


Hitachi Seaside Park, located in Hitachinaka, Ibaraki prefecture, Japan, next to the Ajigaura Beach, is a flower park and a popular tourist destination. The park covers an area of 3.5 hectares and the flowers are amazing all year round. Each season you will find a different variety of flower blossoming over the "Miharashi No Oka", a hill commanding a panoramic view of the Pacific Ocean. The park is particularly famous for blue nemophilas. Nemophilas are annual flowers with transparent blue petals. During spring, more than 4.5 million blue nemophilas bloom all over the park. The blooming period is called “Nemophilia Harmony” and attracts many visitors.

Aside from nemophilas, the park has about a million daffodils blooming amidst the pine trees, about 170 varieties of tulips and many other flowers. Filled with woods, gardens, a mini amusement area and cycling courses sprinkled throughout the park, Hitachi Seaside Park is a must-see for anyone venturing to Japan.

Lake Hillier, Australia


Lake Hillier is a pink-colored lake on Middle Island, the largest of the islands and islets that make up the Recherche Archipelago, Western Australia. From above the lake appears a solid bubble gum pink. It is such a significant distinguishing feature of the archipelago that air passengers often crane their necks to take a glimpse of it.

The lake is about 600 meters long, and is surrounded by a rim of sand and a dense woodland of paperbark and eucalyptus trees. A narrow strip of sand dunes covered by vegetation separates it to the north from the Southern Ocean.

Lake Retba, Senegal


Having been at some point a child, you will certainly have dreamed of a lake made of strawberry milkshake. We can now reveal that it does exist. Okay, so it’s not exactly made of milkshake, but Senegal’s Lake Retba is certainly the right shade of pink.

Lake Retba’s amazing colouration derives from its high salt concentration — one and a half times higher than the Dead Sea. This makes it a prime habitat for halobacterium, a type of single-celled halophile (salt-loving) microorganism which is red or purple in colour. The water of lake actually changes from mauve to deep pink in colour, depending on the time of day and amount of sunlight.

Also known as Lac Rose (French is the official language of Senegal), the amazing pink lake is situated on the Cap Vert peninsula about 35km north of Dakar. That is the same Dakar of the Paris-Dakar rally, the mental Sahara desert motor race, for which Lake Retba is often the suitably amazing finishing point. In short, this place is generally a hive of extremophiles — halobacteria and high-octane racers alike.

For most of the year salt fishing is the major activity of the lake. Workers spend 10-12 hours a day in the water scraping salt from the lake bed, their skin rubbed with butter from the Shea nut to protect it from the inhospitable salinity of the water. Seen from above, with piles of white salt lining the shore, the lake appears as a pool of colour in a black and white landscape.

Lavender Fields, UK and France


Close your eyes and breathe deep - your senses tell you you are in Provence ! The Provence of lavender fields in bloom ! The heady scent of lavender is strongest in the heart of the summer, from mid-June to early August is when the fine stalks wave in the wind, blue prairies stretched as far as the eye can see. Lavender fields cover the high plateaux in the Sault area, at the base of Mont Ventoux. Lavender grows in the Apt area, in the Luberon and in the Valréas Enclave.

Lavender has traditionally been used to scent household linens and bath water.

The bees love lavender and produce a fine, subtle honey from lavender. Explore the use of lavender in gastronomy too...

Mendenhall Ice Caves, Juneau, Alaska


Mendenhall, the famously 12 mile long, 150 foot deep and half mile wide glacier melts as you watch it, and moves as much as 60-70 feet per year. The massive glacial geography and its changes over time are a sight to be seen. But it’s real beauty lies beneath. Beneath the seracs of “ice peaks” all over the glacier. Beneath the trails that wind the non-touristy western half of the glacier. Under the white outer-coating of the glacial ice itself–a beautiful if only superficial “cover”–one finds a brilliantly colored world of ice caves unlike anything I’ve found anywhere else in nature.

Neither raging nor deep, there are two waterfalls that slip down the side of adjacent Mt. McGinnis in Juneau, Alaska. These gentle streams belie their real impact on the glacier. As one follows the flow of water down the mountain, it slips under the edge of the glacier where, over thousands of years, it has carved massive caves through the ice. Known by most of the locals but far, far off the tourist track, these caves were an extraordinary experience–the kind that will live with you for the rest of your life. There’s simply nothing else like it.

The path to get there is not so much difficult as it is technical–requiring balance and calculated movements more than muscle or raw perseverance. Park at the head of Western Glacier Trail. Hike the trail out to the viewing platform atop the small knoll. There’ll be a sign pointing to it. But instead of continuing along Western Glacier Trail, you’ll take the unmarked trail from the viewing platform down towards the glacier. This path is technical and moderately arduous, but not overly long. It’ll wind through Juneau’s beautiful rain forests and take you through some areas where you will need to climb over large rocks (no climbing gear is needed–the rocks are easy, just tall). From here, you’ll begin the final descent onto the glacier itself. You WILL need ice cleats or, at minimum, crampons. Climb the glacier for a while and behold the majestic beauty of the ice upfront. You can see holes that go all the way through the glacier with constantly streaming flows of water–a reminder that the massive ice is moving and melting all the time. But before you leave, do not miss the ice caves beneath the glacier. Climb the left side of the glacier along the edge, and follow the sound and sight of the waterfalls coming down Mt. McGinnis. There are other ice caves to be found, but this is the only one I had the time for on my journey. But at several hundred yards deep before the cave opening gets to be so small you can no longer go any deeper inside, it won’t leave you disappointed.

Naica Mine, Mexico


Discovered by two miners looking for lead, these amazing crystal-lined caves could be mistaken for Superman's ethereal Arctic lair.

These stunning white beams of gypsum have been growing at a snail's pace for hundreds of thousands of years in caves below Naica in Mexico.

Ten years after the amazing discovery, scientists are petitioning the Mexican government to claim for Unesco World Heritage status to protect the unique formations for future generations.

These stunning images, which were taken by world-renowned Spanish photographer Javier Trueba, show the sheer size of the crystals, some of which measure up to 11 metres.

Growing slowly over time, it is still unclear why the formations fill the caves at such haphazard angles.

The huge mines at Naica have been excavated for years, but in 1975 a massive area was drained so mining operations could take place.

When the water disappeared the crystals stopped growing, however, it was more than 25 years before two miners stumbled across the vast Crystal Caves and the incredible collection of gypsum was discovered.
The formation of the beams 290 metres below the surface, occurred when super-heated water began cooling and became saturated with gypsum.

Over time, crystals formed in the water.

One of the major problems still facing scientists wishing to study below the ground at Naica is the heat.
A hot spring located close to the Crystal Caves means the temperature is too hot for people to remain in the crystal chamber for longer than ten minutes at a time.

Fortunately, other sections of the mine are air-conditioned.