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Famous people are known to make ordinary statements that trend. Statements by these foul-mouthed celebrities can be silly, nasty and foolish; depending on the point they are trying to drive at. However, some statements obviously make headlines because of their controversial nature. Some actually go beyond the boundaries. Factboyz will be bringing to you, controversial statements famous people mocking the most respected being God and how they ended. These deaths could be coincidental, but they have one thing in common: They all mocked God. Enjoy the list!


1. John Lennon: (9 October 1940 – 8 December 1980) During an interview, with an American magazine, he said "Christianity will end; it will disappear I do not have to argue about that. I am certain. Jesus was okay, but his subjects were too simple. Today, we are more famous than him. He was shot six times by an armed fan in 1980.


2. Tangredo Neves: (March 4, 1910 – April 21, 1985) During his presidential campaign for Brazilian presidency, he said, "If I get 500,000 votes from his party, not even God would remove him from becoming Presidency. He eventually got the votes, but he got sick a day before being made President, then he tragically died.


3. Cazuza: (4 April 1958 – 7 July 1990) He was a Bisexual Brazilian composer, singer and poet. During a show in Rio de Janeiro, while smoking his cigarette, he puffed out some smoke into the air and said: "God that's for you"He died at the age of 32 after diagnosed of AIDS.


4. Capt. Edward John Smith(disputed): (27 January 1850 – 15 April 1912) Some sources claim the captain of the Titanic made the infamous statement "Not even God can sink it" when a reporter asked him how safe the ship was. He perished with the ship in 1912.


5. Marilyn Monroe: (June 1, 1926 – August 5, 1962) was an American actress, model, and singer. The American sex goddess was approached by Evangelist Billy Graham during a presentation of a show. Billy Graham told her how the spirit of God sent him to preach to her. After listening to Billy Graham, she simply said; "I don't need your Jesus" A week later, she was found dead in her apartment. She died of barbiturate overdose.


6. Bon Scott: (9 July 1946 – 19 February 1980) In a 1979 song, he said: "Don't stop me, I am going down on the highway to hell" On the 19th of February 1980, Bon Scott was found dead, he had been choked by his own vomit! Could the lyrics of his song refer to the biblical hell? He alone can answer.


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By Jayamma Abanobi



Globally, countries try their very best to ensure they provide basic amenities for their citizens to make life easy and better. No doubt, Nigeria is still struggling to keep up in providing constant electricity, water, and quality education and healthcare. Truly the oil-rich country is in a pitiable state. Hope must not be lost. However, has compiled a list of lessons Nigerian leaders should learn and how they can make Nigeria lovable again





1. Unity: I wish Nigerians can learn to shove tribalism aside and learn to tolerate one another as brothers and sisters. What is there in being united? Living in harmony, doing business anywhere in the country with absolute peace of mind. Learning to tolerate Christians as Muslims and accepting Muslims as Christians. Learning to respect each other's opinion in a pure state of mind. We can be united if we can put tribalism and religious affiliations aside. I dream of a Nigeria, were everyone is respected and treated equally.


2. Environment: I wish our environment was devoid of noise from hawkers and bus conductors. I wish our environment looked more like this- People walking in streets lacking dust and noise, with trees by the side, a train above filled with passengers heading for work or school... An environment where the government provides beautifully tarred roads exclusively for cyclists; riding on their bicycles; humming a tune and filling safely in Nigeria. We can make that happen. Leaders where are you?


3. Education: I wish our public schools would become far more better and preferable than private schools. Public schools with automated classrooms that will appeal every young Nigerian who wants to learn. Where anyone can afford and have access to schooling irrespective of social status, tribe or religion. Our campuses fully equipped in the best worldwide standards. Where Nigerian students compete with the best in the world. We can make that happen. You and I are the difference.


4. Transport: I wish our transportation system will be the best worldwide. In this, we can have civil workers living in Enugu and working in Port Harcourt. Travelling by standard world-class trains fully equipped with it's basic. A time when Nigerians will see no need having cars because of the good railway system May the eyes of our leaders be opened to see the massive revenue that can be gotten from an efficient transport system coupled with massive jobs it can create.


5. Industries: I wish the industries in Nigeria will be so much that most worldwide brands will be from Nigeria. Wherein unemployment will be unheard of. Diversified industries. Automobiles, toys stationaries, technology gadgets in a serene environment.


6. Housing: I wish Nigeria's housing will be very affordable to the common; with the basic needs such as electricity, gas, water fully fitted into the house. Houses in secured neighbourhoods without fear of kidnapping or armed robbery. Where Nigerian children can come outside well-planned streets to play.


7. Electricity: I wish power epilepsy in Nigeria will become a thing of the past; where we can have constant electricity 24 hours a day 7 days a week without fear of power shortage. Nigerians no longer being worried about recharging their smartphones and electronic gadgets because of the constant power supply.


8. Food: I wish food in Nigeria can become so cheap that the poor can easily afford them. A time when farmers in rural areas can comfortably sell their products to the consumers in the urban areas.


9. Security: I wish Nigeria will be so secure that it's citizens do not fill threatened by crime; because crime will be minimally low. Religious extremists coming to love the country and living with a purpose of self-worth.


10. Leaders: I wish Nigerian leaders can lead with example. Taking decisions that can help improve us as a nation. Leaders who are visionary; who can transform this country from it's state of hopelessness to a state of hopefulness. Leaders who wont be corrupt because others are. Leaders who fear God and respect man.



This is the Nigeria I dream about; I don't know about you. Yes, we can make this country better. Greatness awaits us; we must grab it now so that our children do not live their lives cursing us and regretting.

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Wikipedia defines cannibalism as the act of one individual of a species consuming all or part of the individual of the same species as food. To consume the same species, or show cannibalistic behavior, is a common ecological interaction in the animal kingdom, and has been recorded for more than 1,500 species. Human cannibalism is well-documented, both in ancient and recent times. Human cannibalism takes special not because of its bizarre nature- eating a fellow human! factboyz brings to you top ten places where cannibalism is still practiced today. Get shocked!



1. Papua New Guinea: High up in the trees, lives the Korowai People, one of the last tribes in the world known to practice cannibalism, but for ritual purposes. In the Western part of this unique country, lives a tribe known as the korowai. They dwell along the Ndeiram Kabur River. The tribesmen strangely believe that when a witch man kills off members of the group, it is their duty to consume the dead man’s carcass in order to take revenge for the death. What a revenge!


2. The Ganges River, India: The sect of Indian Monks known as the Aghori perform cannibalistic rituals in order to gain spiritual enlightenment. Now with just 20 or so members, the group drink from human skull bowls and cover their body in burnt human remains. They do not, however, kill anyone for use in the ceremonies, using only the bodies of people who have already died. Creepy right?


3. Liberia: Following the First Liberian Civil War, Doctors Without Borders found evidence of cannibalistic practices which they sent over to Amnesty International. Rather than being investigated the evidence was covered up, with Liberia’s current Secretary General saying: “what they do with the bodies after human rights violations are committed is not part of our mandate or concern.”


4. The Naihehe Caves Sigatoka Fiji: Fiji is famed for its long running history of cannibalism, it was even previously dubbed ‘Cannibal Island’. The practices have almost died out in recent years with the exception of the Naihehe Caves, home to the last human-eating group on the island.


5. Democratic Republic Of Congo: At a United Nations meeting in 2003 a distressed Sinafasi Makelo, a representative for the Mbuti Pygmies, claimed that Congolese rebels from the Ituri province were eating his people alive.


6. Japan: In 2012, a Japanese man named Mao Sugiyama posted a tweet advertising a one-of-a-kind meal. He offered to sever his genitals, and then have them cooked and served to those willing to pay $250 for a plate. He found takers, and the meal took place. While folks in Japan and elsewhere were outraged by the story, no charges were brought. Cannibalism isn’t expressly illegal in Japan.


7. Nuku Hiva, French Polynesia: In 2011, German tourist Stefan Ramin went missing while on a traditional goat hunt in Nuku Hiva, French Polynesia. His remains were later found near a campfire and it is believed that he was “hacked to pieces” and burned by a tribe suspected of cannibalism.


8. China: In the town of Yunnan, a man named Zhang Yongming embarked on a macabre murder spree from 2008 to 2012. Over that period, he captured and then killed eleven men, cutting up their remains and preserving their eyeballs in jars. It’s what he did with the remains, though, that’s truly horrifying. He would take the meat to market, packaging and selling it as “ostrich meat.” He was found out and executed in 2013.


9. Cambodia: Cambodian soldiers fighting in the Khmer Rouge Rebellion were accused of cutting out the hearts and livers out of the bodies of Khmer Rouge soldiers who were killed in battle in order to eat them on the field or back at home for dinner.


10. South Korea: In 2011, South Korean authorities uncovered an incredibly bizarre cannibalism business operating underneath their noses. South Koreans who were living in China were found to be drying dead fetuses, converting those dried fetuses into powder, and then putting that powder into capsules. These capsules would then be smuggled into South Korea and then sold for their “stamina-boosting” effects.

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It is exciting when we eat our favourite foods. We eat to stay healthy, strong, and alert. However, some everyday foods we eat can become nightmares for us. Factboyz has prepared such food list. Endeavour to hit the share if you are shocked to see your favourites on our list. please hit the share button!


1. Cassava:
Also called 'akpu' in Igbo, 'Agingira/gangigara' in Hausa and 'Ege' in Yoruba. Cassava is a food staple all over the world; widely used in the preparation of bread, soups, stews. etc The nightmare in cassava lies on the fact that if not prepared well before consumption or when it's eaten raw; it can kill. This is due to the presence of hydrogen cyanide which is poisonous. If the cassava is treated/processed insufficiently, then it can lead to what's known as konzo, a debilitating paralytic disease. A safe method of preparation is to mix any cassava flour (for the roots, cooking is generally all that's needed) with water, make a paste and spread it over a basket, then let said paste stand for five hours. The cyanide produced by the cassava is broken down and released into the atmosphere, making it safe for human consumption.

2. Potatoes:
Potatoes are a surprise visit to this list but they can be dangerous. You may have heard that potatoes, if not consumed at the right time, can be dangerous. You heard correctly. The leaves, stem, and sprouts of a potato contain Glycoalkaloids, which are also found in nightshade. If you leave a potato in bad conditions (as in too moist or bright, or you just let them sit out for too long) they will begin to sprout. It’s suggested to throw these potatoes away, even if you do cut off the sprouts, as the poison may be in the potato if too much time has passed. The compounds that kill are known as glycoalkaloids. Consuming glycoalkaloids can lead to diarrhea, cramps, general confusion, headaches and even a coma or death.

3. Water:
Another surprising appearance here on our list here on is water. Water Intoxication also known as water poisoning or hyper-hydration, is essentially death by drinking too much water. A couple of years ago a woman famously died during a competition to win a Wii console in which she was required to "Hold [her] Wee For A Wii" by drinking a whole load of water and then not use the bathroom for as long as possible. Which then killed her.
The over-consumption of water causes an imbalance in electrolytes in the brain, causing either hypernatremia or hyponatremia, potentially lethal electrolyte imbalances.

4. Raw Cashew:
Raw cashew nuts contain urushiol, a chemical also found in poison ivy. This chemical can cause the same effect as poison ivy, or poison oak. High levels of urushiol can prove fatal. People who are allergic to poison ivy are likely to have a fatal allergic reaction to eating actual raw cashews.

5. Raw Honey:
When honey doesn't go through the pasteurization process in which harmful toxins are killed, unpasteurized honey often contains grayanotoxin. That can lead to dizziness, weakness, excessive sweating, nausea, and vomiting that last for 24 hours. Typically just one tablespoon of concentrated grayanotoxin can cause the symptoms above. It would be a bad idea to consume multiple tablespoons. please hit the share button!


6. Tomatoes:
Tomato stems and leaves contain alkali poisons that can cause stomach agitation. Unripe green tomatoes have been said to have the same effect. Consuming large quantities of it is definitely fatal. Though exactly high-risk, but you might avoid eating tomato leaves.



7. NutMeg:
That moment when we think of it as a spice, not knowing its actually a hallucinogen at vast quantities. Nutmeg can cause dizziness, vomiting, nausea, central nervous system excitation, and even death. It takes about two tablespoons before someone starts feeling the painful and powerful effects of nutmeg. Indeed this has landed hundreds of people to the hospital.

8. Apples:
The poison in apples lies in the seeds, but most people do not know about that. Cyanide toxicity takes place at 0.5 to 3.5 milligrams per kilogram of body weight, and apple seeds could do the job if you were to eat enough of them. The cyanide amygdalin is the culprit.
Each apple seed contains about 2 milligrams of amygdalin.That means you have to consume 140 apple seeds for it to actually kill you.

9. Raw Meat and Uncooked Eggs:
Nigerians are great lovers of meat including red meat, poultry, and the unpopular seafood. However these and uncooked eggs contain salmonella bacteria, which can cause gastroenteritis in humans. Salmonella poisoning can also lead to serious complications, such as bacteremia (when salmonella enters the bloodstream), that are life-threatening to people with weaker immune systems. So light a flame under your meat to avoid any risks. Stay safe. please hit the share button!

10. Rice:
Rice contains trace amounts of arsenic, a poison used in the construction of lasers and the preservation of wood that’s somehow made its way into the food supply. Side effects of eating arsenic include diarrhea, vomiting, vomiting blood, blood in the urine, hair loss, stomach pain, convulsions, and (you guessed it) death. But you’d have to eat literally tons of rice before you consumed a lethal dose. Some sources say you’d need 7 million servings to kill. Thats a whole lot! please hit the share button!

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Over the years, Nigeria has not been so stable in providing adequate security. Sequence to that, people are murdered in cold blood and their attackers are never found. These facts surrounding murder cases in Nigeria must be something critically resolved to avoid future occurrences of similar repute. However have compiled a list of unresolved murders involving Top Nigerians.



1. Dele Giwa- (16 March 1947 – 19 October 1986) was a journalist, editor and founder of the Newswatch magazine. Prior to his death, Dele Giwa was a writer who often criticized the government with his publications. Two days prior to his assassination; he was invited by the Nigerian State Security Service(SSS) for questioning The Newswatch editor had just written an article on second-tier foreign exchange market (SFEM), a Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) policy introduced at the time. In the publication, Giwa said if SFEM failed, the people would stone “their leaders in the streets”.

Ajibola Kunle Togun, the then deputy director of the SSS, later met with Giwa and said he did not find anything offensive in the story.

However in a different turn of events, Ray Ekpu, a colleague of Giwa, said Togun accused the journalist of planning to publish the “other side” of the story on the circumstances that led to the removal of Ebitu Ukiwe as chief of staff to Ibrahim Babangida, former military head of state.

Giwa was also accused of plotting with the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC), the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) and other groups to carry out a “socialist revolution”.

Around the same time, Giwa was quizzed by Halilu Akilu of the directorate of military intelligence (DMI) over an allegation that he had been heard speaking to some people about arms importation.

On the sad day of the assassination, he received a call over the telephone that the matters arising had been resolved after the journalist inquired about his frequent calls.

Not long after the call, a package(letter bomb) was delivered to Giwa which severely wounded him. He was with Kayode Soyinka, London bureau chief of Newswatch, who narrowly escaped the blast after he excused himself to visit the restroom.

Giwa was taken to the hospital but later died from the wounds he sustained from the blast.

Although, Mohammed Buba Marwa, a former military governor of Lagos state, has been accused of being the courier of the bomb, no one has been convicted for Giwa’s murder.



2. Chief Bola Ige: (13 September 1930 – 23 December 2001) was the Governor of Oyo state from 1979 to 1983. He sought nomination from the Alliance for democracy for the presidency in 1999. He also served as the minister for Mines and Power from 1999-2000. From 2000 to 2001 he became Minister of Justice and Attorney General of the Federal Republic of Nigeria. He was also known for vehemently rejecting the imposition of Sharia law in northern states. On 23 December 2001, Bola Ige was shot dead at his home in the south-western city of Ibadan. He had been entangled in squabbles within his Alliance for Democracy party in Osun State. In a speech at his funeral, he was quoted as saying that he was sure that Nigeria was worth living for but he was not so sure that it was worth dying for.


3. Chinweike Asadu: CP Asadu, who was the Kwara state Commisioner of police was brutally shot and killed in Abakpa Enugu state. On the fateful 2nd day of March 2013, a man in police uniform attacked the Police Commissioner while driving into his house after dropping a lawyer friend who visited him that fateful evening. The Police Commissioner drove the red coloured Toyota Camry in which they were attacked. CP Asadu was driving to his house, when a bus overtook and blocked his car. The driver, was in front of the car with the Police Commissioner while the police corporal, who was deployed from the Abakpa Police Division to guard the Police Commissioner’s house, was in uniform and at the back seat with his AK47 rifle. According to the driver, “one of the gunmen ordered the commissioner to get down from the car and as he opened to alight, his orderly in mufti in front with him also opened the door apparently to identify themselves but when the heavily armed assailants saw a policeman in uniform in the car, they suspected that he would shoot them and they immediately opened fire. CP Asadu was killed, while the driver and the police orderly sustained bullet injuries. Four years later in 2017, a report suggested that the killers have been identified and arrested.



4. Bisoye Tejuoso: (22 June 1916- 19 September 1996) was a Nigerian businesswoman from Abeokuta, Ogun state. Born into Egba royal family, her grandfather was Oba Karunwi, Osile of Oke-Ona, Abeokuta. She attended the Idi Aba Training college on Abeokuta, and she established herself in the business world dealing with foodstuffs and foams. This made her acquire various real estates in all around the country.

She was murdered in 1996 at age 80 amid controversy over the Obaship of Egbaland. To date, her murder has not been solved and the killers remain unknown.



5. Mohammed Shuwa (September 1, 1939 – November 2, 2012) Shuwa was an army major general was a Nigerian Army Major General and the first General Officer Commanding of the Nigerian Army's 1st Division. In 1966, Lt. Col Shuwa was Commander of the 5th Battalion in Kano during the Nigerian Army Counter coup of 1966 where many Igbo military officers were systematically murdered by their northern counterparts for what the northern officers perceived as retribution for the January 15, 1966 coup (which was led by mostly Igbo officers). Shuwa's deputy at the 5th Battalion, then Major James Oluleye took the initiative by asking his company commanders to lock up the battalion armory and hand over the armory keys in Olulye's armory safe. As a result of Shuwa and Oluleye's leadership, the lives of many Igbo officers during the July mutiny were saved. Pretty heroic right? He was unfortunately killed by perceived Boko Haram insurgents in his home in Maiduguri Borno state on November 2, 2012. No one knows for sure how he was killed.



6. John Otunba Payne: (1839-1906) Payne was born in 1839, his father was from a royal house in Ijebu Ode. He was a Nigerian sheriff; and administrator who was a prominent personality in Lagos during the nineteenth century. He was a Chief Registrar of the Supreme Court of Lagos and he also served as a registrar in various colonial departments such as the Police Court, the Chief Magistrate's Court, the Court of Civil and Criminal Justice and the Petty Debt court. Otunba Payne was murdered in his residence in Lagos by an unknown assailant in 1906. His murder was never solved till date.



7. Odunayo Olagbaju: was a Nigerian politician who was an Osun State legislator. In December 2001, Odunayo Olagbaju was bludgeoned to death in broad day light in his Ile-ife home town, sparking riots in which at least five people were reported killed. His death may have been related to a bitter quarrel between governor Bisi Akande of Osun State and deputy governor Iyiola Omisore. Odunayo Olagbaju was a staunch supporter of Iyiola Omisore. The murder was followed a few days later by the killing of Bisi Akande's supporter, Bola Ige, the Justice Minister of Nigeria. After an emergency cabinet meeting, the Nigerian government deployed troops to prevent further violence.



8. Major Isaac Adaka Boro: (September 10, 1938 – May 9, 1968), fondly called "Boro", was a Nigerian nationalist, Ijaw, and soldier. He was one of the early pioneers of minority rights activism in Nigeria. An undergraduate student of chemistry and student union president(SUG President) at the University of Nigeria, Nsukka, he left school to lead an armed protest against the exploitation of oil and gas resources in the Niger Delta areas which benefited mainly the federal government and Eastern region with capital in Enugu and nothing was given to his own people in the Niger Delta. He believed that the people of the area deserved a larger share of proceeds of the oil wealth, since the crude oil came from their land. He formed the Niger Delta Volunteer Force, an armed militia with members consisting mainly of his fellow Ijaw ethnic group. They declared the Niger Delta Republic on February 23, 1966 and fought with federal forces for twelve days before being defeated. Boro and his comrades were jailed for treason. However, the federal regime of General Yakubu Gowon granted him amnesty on the eve of the Nigerian civil war in May 1967. However he was killed in Rivers state on the 9th of May 1968 under mysterious circumstances as no one knows for sure how he was killed. He was just 29.



9. Alfred Rewane: Rewane's full name at birth was Ogbeyiwa Erewarone, he was born in Warri to the family of Jemide Erewarone. His father was a trader who was based in Agbor. He was a politician whose residence served as the venue for the formation of th NADECO political party. He was known as a major financier of the group which was vocal in its opposition to the military regime of Sani Abacha. He was murdered on October 6 1995 in his Ikeja residence.



10. Johnson Thomas Umunnakwe Aguiyi-Ironsi: (3 March 1924 – 29 July 1966) was a senior Nigerian military officer and the first Nigerian Military Head of State. He seized power in the ensuing chaos following the 15 January 1966 military coup, serving as the Nigerian Head of State from 16 January 1966 until his assassination on 29 July 1966 by a group of mutinous Northern army soldiers who revolted against his government in what was popularly called the July Counter Coup. The circumstances leading to Aguiyi-Ironsi death still remain a subject of much controversy in Nigeria. Some folks in Nigeria have it that he was killed by being tied to a car and dragged and thus, his body was later discovered in a nearby forest. No on knows for sure who killed him.


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It is well known that you cannot please everybody at the same time. Some people will definitely hate you. Knowing this, we are in no position to feel embarrassed and angry when we are hit with the fact that we cannot please everybody at once. However, some Nigerians are at the top of the game; and we are going to be looking at top Nigerians who have been blasted by the majority for actions they did.


10. Odion Ighalo: The Super Eagles forward missed series of opportunities when the Nigerian team faced Argentina in the just concluded world cup held in Russia. When the match ended and Nigeria failed to qualify for the next round, the Nigerian social media sphere was awash with insults hurled at the striker. Most Nigerians blamed him for the loss and it really took a toll on him as his wife later admitted in interviews she granted several weeks later how the situation affected the husband. Ighalo however apologised to Nigeria and he has since been doing well in his Chinese club.



9. Nnamdi Kanu: Nnamdi Kanu surprisingly makes our list. This is because some Nigerians blame him for the death of members of his separatist group IPOB (Indeginous People Of Biafra) how he fled the country after the attempt to arrest him. The foul mouthed activist is no stranger to the Nigerian government who he constantly criticizes while pushing for the actualisation of Biafra; which most Nigerians do not agree with.



8. Bobrisky: The male Barbie as he is often called is a Nigerian cross-dresser; who has taken great joy in dressing like women. This doesn’t go down well for most Nigerians due to the tense religious atmosphere in the country. He is well recognised in social media though but that doesn’t deny the fact that most Nigerians see him as a gay; which at the moment is a crime in Nigeria.


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7. Festus Keyamo: He was a well-respected lawyer when he spoke against the excesses of the Nigerian government but ever since he was injected into the Buhari administration, many are not happy with him. Adding fuel to fire, he is now known to support the various ideas and ideologies of the Buhari government that he once criticised. Well, many Nigerians are not happy with this; hence he is always criticised in social media.



6. Lai Mohammed: The minister of Information has indeed gotten more than he ever bargained for. Most Nigerians associate his name to mean liar and he doesn’t seem to disappoint either. He has uttered statements the Nigerian masses deem to be lies and that has subtly affected his position as a minister.



5. Evans: The notorious kidnapper Evans is a kidnapper with swag. The billionaire kidnapper as he is often called is reputed to have a hand in a series of high profile kidnappings all across the country. His arrest indeed brought celebrations to the family of victims he once held hostage. Most Nigerians want him to be thoroughly dealt with and many are not happy over the atrocities in committed when he reigned in the underworld.



4. Kemi Olunloyo: The daughter of a former serving governor has gotten into the bad records of popular Nigerian celebrities such as Linda Ikeji, Seyilaw, Davido and even clergymen such as Adeboye and Ibiyeomie. She is known to hurl insults at celebrities and this has gotten her into prison twice. Her last shade landed at music star Davido who replied with insults. Nigerians are not happy with her attitude and she is constantly blasted online.



3. Daddy Freeze: The On-Air personality is not in the good books of many Nigerians especially Christians. This is because of his constant blasting of men of God who he sees as swindlers who only enrich themselves. He is a constant campaigner of anti-tithing- A belief that you don’t have to tithe as a Christian. Though Freeze is a Chrisitan, his points and teachings do not go down too well with the Christian community in Nigeria.


2. Father Mbaka: The Catholic cleric is no stranger to Nigerians and his ministry has indeed blessed numbers in their thousands. However, the unapologetic cleric is alleged to be double mouthed and is a constant criticizer of the Nigerian government. What makes his case peculiar, is that he takes sides with politicians which clerics are not encouraged to do. In 2015, he supported the immediate past President Goodluck Jonathan when his wife came to visit his ministry, only to support the incumbent President Buhari even hurling unspeakable words to Jonathan who he supported. Most Nigerians are not happy with him and he is a recipient of constant online insult.


1. [b]President Muhammadu Buhari[/b]i: Taking our number one spot here at is President Buhari. Taking charge of the country in 2015, with numerous electoral promises backing him, he has not been able to fulfill any; hence the anger towards him. Making matters worse, when he came into power, oil prices dwindled; turning the country into recession; prices skyrocketing to the point that estimations place Nigeria’s poverty as over 60% of the population. Under his administration, Nigeria became the world poverty capital and nothing has been done to change that. Adding to the woes is a fact that President Buhari has not had a press conference addressing the nation. So far, his government has been constantly criticized. The latest on the row is the allegation that he is an impostor who is a clone! Though laughable to the wise, he has not even addressed the issue of the allegation making him a laughing stock to the international community. Most Nigerians are definitely not happy with him.

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Presidential candidate of the People's Democratic Party (PDP), Atiku Abubakar, has urged Nigerians to boot President Muhammadu Buhari out of the Presidential Villa with their votes in the 2019 presidential election.

The former vice president made this charge while speaking at the PDP's southwest rally that took place in Ibadan, Oyo State on Thursday, December 6, 2018.

The candidate said the president has failed to fulfill campaign promises that compelled Nigerians to vote him into the country's highest political office in 2015. He further argued that Nigeria was better run as a country during the 16-year reign of PDP at the helm.

He said he'll make the country prosperous if he defeats the incumbent president and is allowed to run the country which he said is becoming poorer under current management.

He also said, "In 2015, some liars, deceitful people came here to deceive us and we gave them our votes. But we have discovered that they have failed to deliver all the promises they made to Nigerians.

"In the history of this country, the best prosperity, peace, and educational advancement we all enjoyed under the Peoples Democratic Party.

"He (Buhari) promised us jobs. But instead of giving us jobs, over 12 million jobs have been lost. They promised to alleviate poverty but we are becoming poorer as a country. Now, Nigeria is the poverty capital of the whole world. Is this kind of government you want to continue with?



"Everyone knows that I chaired the best economic team in this country. If you give me the opportunity again, I will organize the best team that would bring economic prosperity back to this country.



"South West has been known for educational advancement, if I'm given the opportunity, I will ensure that this zone regain its glory.



"One of the most touted things is restructuring of this country. Today, I pledge that within six months, we shall begin the process of restructuring. I have lived in this city and I am not a stranger to Ibadan or Yoruba race, therefore, don't believe APC again. PDP needs your support. This Buhari must go.


The 2019 presidential elections will be contested by 79 candidates! The highest since the history of the country.

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Oluwatoyin Obafemi has been announced the winner of the 2018 edition of the 9mobile Photography Competition, themed 9ja: My Grind, My Hustle for her image titled ‘My Passion, My Strength’.
Christiana Obafemi was announced as the winner during a prize presentation ceremony held on Thursday at 9mobile’s office in Banana Island, Lagos.
She received a brand-new Canon camera for emerging the most outstanding shutterbug, in the talent development initiative aimed to engage and empower budding photographers using the power of digital media.
In addition, Bambi Daniel and Ayodeji Ogunro emerged the runners-up for the Photography Competition with their images, Female Barber and The Wind respectively.

Congrats to her!


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Water is good and without water, life can never exist. Water is the symbol of life and activity which nature has blessed us freely with. However, some bottled water comes with a very high price tag. Majorly due to purity levels and thirst quenching abilities. Below is a list of the most expensive bottled water from all around the world. Enjoy!

1. Acqua di Cristallo Tributo a Modigliani – $60,000 Per 750ml
At $60,000 which translates to a whopping 21,000,000 naira per 750 ml! Acqua di Cristallo Tributo a Modigliani, is the most expensive bottled water. Luxuriously bottled in solid gold, it weighs 24 karats. Its designer Fernando Altamirano of Tequila Ley fame, is also credited as the creator of one of the most exclusive spirits. The water is sourced from natural springs in Fiji and France and has been The packaging however makes it expensive as it is one of the most expensive parts of the water product, though the water is said to have a distinct, tantalizing flavor and softness to the pallet that will impress even the biggest bottled water connoisseurs. That's a fortune! The price can build me a comfortable house in Anambra state. LOL


2. Kona Nigari Water – $402 per 750ml[b][/b]
This water is said to help you lose weight, energize you, and improve the quality of your skin(that's special) The water is sourced from a Hawaii(USA) Island, a thousand feet below the surface of the ocean. It is said to be extremely satisfying with regards to quenching thirst, it is said to contain naturally occurring, deep ocean electrolytes. It is recommended by some of the most recognized dermatologists and fitness trainers and 400 dollars which is 145,000 in Nigerian naira. That money can be used to get me a good android phone in Ala
ba market!


3. Fillico – $219 per 750ml
The glass bottles with Swarovski crystals are elegant, but the water is luxurious, too. The water that is in the bottles hails from a highly reputed spring in faraway Kobe, Japan, known as Nunobiki This water is a high-priced water, selling for $219 per 750ml; is the most expensive bottled water in Japan. The price is about 79,000 naira per 750ml


4. Bling H2O – $40 per 750ml
There is a mind-blowing 9-step purification process that is used in order to ensure the company’s award-winning taste equals their award-winning design. Bling water gets bottled right where it comes from. the English Mountain Spring, which is located at the base of the Great Smoky Mountains of Tennessee. It is a highly sophisticated and delightfully refreshing water that is served at high-end restaurants, spas and is almost like popping open a bottle of expensive champagne when you break open a bottle of Bling! It’s so luxurious, and it sells for $40 per 750ml. This is about 14,000 naira!


5. Veen – $23 per 750ml
Veen’s water hails from Scandinavian Finland, It is regarded as one of the purest and freshest waters in the entire world. The spring is located near the Finnish Lapland. The name of this brand comes from Veen Emonen and is introduced by Finnish National epic Kalevala. The water is naturally filtered through an ice age before reaching the Konisaajo natural spring, the natural arctic area of Finland, where it is collected. The water has been rated superior, with its smoothness and unusual ability to quench any thirst. (maybe a second "living water" It sells for $25 per 750ml.


6. 10 Thousand BC – $14 per 750ml
This highly prized glacier water comes from melted glacier ice. Located off the coast of Canada. The source is so far from human contamination and pollutants; hence, its prized value. The product comes with rich classic design that complements to the entire look of the bottle. 10 Thousand BC was served in many events. that it is a three-day trip to reach the source, the Hat Mountain Glacier in British Columbia, Canada. The goal of the company was to be the first to create a product of bottled water, that came from a mountain glacier, and it succeeded with this very luxurious water that sells for $14 per 750ml. It is highly sophisticated, stylish and it is a world-class brand.


7. Aqua Deco – $12 per 750ml
This is one of the most unique, "artistic" bottles you’ll find for water. The water that is held in this stylish bottle comes from an untouched, unspoiled spring in Canada. It is being supplied by aquifer and was created on glacial till predominantly sandy silt matrix. The bottle water comes with the composition of overlaying soils and high quality water. I The water won the gold for being the best non-carbonated drinking water back in 2007 and it remains one of the favorite among water enthusiasts, selling for $12 per 750ml. Used mostly ay expensive hotels and spas.



8. Lauquen Artes Mineral Water – $6 per 750ml
The Artesian Spring water that is known as Lauquen Artes Mineral water comes from a mountain-fed aquifer and is located near San Carlos Barilpoche, which is the southernmost region of Argentina. The spring is 500 meters below the ground and is surrounded by 20 acres of untouched forest. The spring is under continuous pressure and is a constant temperature year-round, of 4 degrees Celsius. This very low mineral water never comes in touch with the environment until it has been bottled and it sales for $6
per 750ml.


9. Tasmanian Rain – $5 per 750ml
This bottled water is Australian and comes from the not much heard of island of Tasmania. It falls from the sky, as rainwater and is bottled into sleek and stylish bottles. Reputable because it falls from a sky where the air has been deemed as the cleanest in the world with only 17 parts per million of dissolved solids (impurities). The water never touches the ground! and once bottled, it’s lightly infused with bubbles to make it delightfully soft and enjoyable. It is $5 per 750ml, for those who are so clean in their drinking that they want extraordinarily healthy bot
tled water.


10. Fine – $5 per 750ml
Fine bottled water is sourced from Asian Japan and is naturally filtered through ancient volcanic rock from deep below Mount Fuji, to create a mineral-rich and completely pollutant-free water. It is pure and luxurious and never comes in contact with man-made pollutants that can taint the water like other spring waters that are from shallower springs. It is soft to the pallet and has a distinct, yet subtle flavor. The company made its debut in 2005 and has been bottling this high quality spring water since, charging $5 per 750ml, making it one of the most expensive bottled waters in the world. In Nigeria, this translates to about 2,000 naira.!

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The thief's son is getting married...


May the devil rob his home the way Sullivan robbed Enugu state

The way Sullivan stole government land beside state house of assembly.. made it a personal shopping mall and ran into APc to become a saint is the way Satan is gonna convert their room to his playground...

Rubbish...

Please shatap of you do not know Enugu state.. Sullivan's tenure was the best Enugu saw.. with good, standard roads.. He introduced traffic lights and Enugu made sense when he ruled... Even though he is now in a messed up party as APC.. He tried for Enugu

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