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UNBELIEVEABLE BUT TRUE!!! Matse confess why Nigeria info fired her ==== Read here http://lindaikejinews..com/2013/10/why-i-was-fired-by-nigeria-info-matse.html |
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Forbes releases World’s Highest paid Hip-Hop artist liston Celebrity website Forbes have released the much anticipated ‘Cash Kings’ list of 2013 for the World’s Highest-Paid Hip-Hop Artists… Find the list below… 1.Diddy – $50million 2. Jay Z – $43million 3. Dr Dre – $40million 4. Nicki Minaj – $29million 5. Birdman – $21million 6. Kanye West – $20million 7. Lil Wayne – $16 million 8. Wiz Khalifa – $14million 9. Ludacris – $12 million 10. Pitbull – $11million 11. Drake – $10.5million 12. Snoop Lion – $10million 12. Eminen – $10 million 14. Kendrink Lamar – $9million 14. Pharrel Williams – $9million 14. Macklemore & Ryan Lewis $9 million, tie 17. Swizz Beatz – $8.5million 18. Tech N9ne – $7.5 million 19. 50cent – $7million 20. Lil Jon – $6million 20. Rick Ross – $6million 20. Mac Miller – $6 million 20. Young Jeezy – $6 million 20. Questlove – $6 million Do you agree with the list? Who do you think should or shouldn’t have made the list? Source from http://lindaikejinews..com/2013/09/forbes-releases-worlds-highest-paid-hip_26.html |
Forbes releases World’s Highest paid Hip-Hop artist liston Forbes releases World’s Highest paid Hip-Hop artist liston Celebrity website Forbes have released the much anticipated ‘Cash Kings’ list of 2013 for the World’s Highest-Paid Hip-Hop Artists… Find the list below… 1.Diddy – $50million 2. Jay Z – $43million 3. Dr Dre – $40million 4. Nicki Minaj – $29million 5. Birdman – $21million 6. Kanye West – $20million 7. Lil Wayne – $16 million 8. Wiz Khalifa – $14million 9. Ludacris – $12 million 10. Pitbull – $11million 11. Drake – $10.5million 12. Snoop Lion – $10million 12. Eminen – $10 million click here to read the complete news ; http://lindaikejinews..com/2013/09/forbes-releases-worlds-highest-paid-hip_26.html |
Shocker: “I may not live long” says Kunle Afolayan Celebrated film maker and actor Kunle Afolayan has dropped heart stopping posts on Facebook indicating that his workaholic lifestyle may eventually end his life. Kunle who is working round the clock to meet the October 1 deadline of his highly anticipated film “October 1″ took to Facebook to drop some of his darkest thoughts. ‘My Obsession with filmmaking makes me think I may not live long, I forbid it though’. ‘I got back to Lagos yesternight (sic) very tired and sleepy after 42days of shoot, got home ate then went to bed. All I see throughout my sleep are the shots I took and those that I felt I should have done differently. Woke up this morning and all I have in my head is the deadline of the trailer release which in October 1, 2013, in about 11 days and the completion of the whole project. Yes, am very passionate about film making but I think being too obsessed is not healthy. What do you guys think? You can read more from here - http://lindaikejinews..com/2013/09/shocker-i-may-not-live-long-says-kunle.html |
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Oh God dis man must be jail....... |
father arrested for killing and buried his child Plateau State police command has apprehended a 20-year-old man for killing his three-month-old daughter for ritual purposes. Another 25-year-old father was also arrested for killing his two-year -old son after the child urinated on his bed. Commissioner of Police, Mr. Chris Olakpe, who paraded the two suspected along with 20 others, said the 20-year old man, Polycarp Tajan, from Bokkos Local Government Area of the state has confessed to the crime. According to him, Tajan was consulted by a herbalist who told him that if he could bring the tongue of his daughter, he could make him rich. Olakpe said, "Tajan sneaked into his house around 10am on September 12 as his wife was preparing food. He went to where the baby was sleeping. He subsequently used a pillow to suffocate her. "After the baby died by asphyxiation, the suspect used a knife and cut off the baby's tongue. His wife came in just as he was in the act and raised the alarm." He said Tajan was apprehended and handed over to the police. In the second case, Olakpe, said the 25-year-old Fwangman Habakkuk, from Mangu, was arrested after beating his two-year-old son to death for urinating on the family bed. He added that both men had confessed to the crime and would soon be taken to court. The commissioner also paraded some suspects he described as professional car snatchers, especially a woman who, along with her accomplices, snatched a tricycle from an operator. He said that all the suspects would be charged to court after investigations had been concluded http://akindelenews..com/2013/09/father-arrested-for-killing-and-buried.html |
Chief Bode George, former Deputy National Chairman of the Peoples Democratic Party – South and convicted chairman of Nigeria Port Authority, tells GBENRO ADEOYE why he will keep on fighting until he shakes off the ex-convict tag Are you a thief? I can refer you to the judgment because it’s already in the public view. At least, the judge was honest enough to say ‘no kobo was missing’. It was the greatest convoluted conspiracy that I have ever seen in my life. But you know, as a Christian, if you have belief in God and your faith is very strong, you don’t get shaken. First of all, if we split contract, it would be for whose benefit? I’m not a contractor; the company did not belong to anybody on the board, so in whose interest? Two, nobody brought a contractor, whether they executed the job, whether they were paid the money, we just finished and the rest was left to the management. Whether they even awarded the contract, I didn’t know. I’ve been keeping quiet but the public must know this and those that have been writing ex-convict think they are abusing me, but they are raining curses on themselves and their families and it will happen. In the name Jesus, all who are convolutedly involved, it will happen to them. People think that Bode George stole money; whoever is putting it down is raining curses on himself, anytime he writes that. Let him go and find out exactly what happened. The debt portfolio of Lagos is unimaginable. God will not forgive these people. While Lagos is getting broke, Bola Tinubu is getting richer. I went to his village in Iragbiji where he hailed from, he said he went to Children’s Home School and Government College Ibadan, I asked my junior friends who went to GCI, Ibadan, none of them knew him. What’s his real name? Is his name Bola? What is his family name? The chief of staff to (Rauf) Aregbesola is his blood brother. He also has an older brother who retired from the Federal Ministry of Foreign affairs. When his real mother died, he didn’t go to Osun. I went to the Oba of Iragbiji, I said we were going to ship him back home. That was at the peak of the campaign. They told me the primary school he attended, no secondary school, no-nothing. Suddenly he came back and said he had a CPA, that’s the equivalent of ACCA. He didn’t even have an APC, he’s a jiver. Is your state pardon justifiable? I haven’t been given any pardon, we served the term and we’re still in court. I’m still an ex-convict, but we will fight it. My family has decided we will fight it. Justice Salami was involved when we thought we would get justice. We went to the Court of Appeal in Lagos, they presented the case. During the course of discussion, Keyamo was saying we should have raised the issue of fiat before and they gave a ruling during that trial that you can raise the fiat issue even at the Supreme court. But when it got to the final judgment, they reversed themselves. How do you feel when people refer to you as an ex-convict? Laughable, when God gives somebody talents and you exhibit that talent with humility in the belief that you’re doing His work- not your work- no matter all the firing from sidewalks, it won’t affect you. Why are you still in politics despite the stain on your reputation in the public eye? There is no law that forbids me from exercising my voice and my rights, and vox populi, vox dei- the voice of the people is the voice of God. Throughout the 18 months I was in Kirikiri (prison), the whole place turned into a Mecca because the people knew that it was a convoluted conspiracy. Everywhere I went in the South West, people would say, ‘oga come and do this, come and do that.’ Should I fold my hands? I believe in the awesomeness of the Almighty God, He never told us that we would not have problems and failures but when you crumble and don’t stand up, then you have failed. Any man who has achieved greatness in life and says that his way was a freeway all the way, is a liar. I was reading the latest book of Mandela- ‘Conversations with Myself.’ The opening paragraph states that the prison cell is the best place for you to discover yourself, because there, no distractions. You will see yourself in true perspective, what you have done, what you haven’t done, where you have been fair, where you were not, where you have deceived yourself, you will see yourself in totality, and then the choice is yours. Even if you committed an offence and beg for forgiveness, he’s always there. And the day I left, that can never be wiped away from my memory. The night before, all the security agencies in Lagos- Director of SSS, Commissioner of Police came and said they wanted me. Mustapha was there and he said ‘oga, don’t follow them, remember this was how they bundled me one night here’, because the whole place was dark. They came to my room and said I could go home, I said ‘in this night, so that they would say Bode was escaping and I would be shot in the back.’ It was around 9 in the night; I said ‘no’, I would wait till tomorrow morning. And at the cathedral, the provost had to stop the service for some time because people kept coming in. We thought it would be a one hour service but it went on for about four hours. Who arranged for the church service? I asked for it from the prison, I was going straight to the church. Why was that? If you remember those who served prison terms that were political, many of them didn’t come out. I never went for any medical treatment throughout the period; I never went outside that gate. The day they let me out was the first day I set my foot outside the prison gate since I got in. You say I shouldn’t be thankful to God. My wife was shot. They shot at her car while I was in the prison. She didn’t do anything throughout that period. Every blessed day, including Saturday and Sunday, she was there. And my friends, they were there everyday, the bullet went through the door and got stuck because the person was on a motorcycle, so he couldn’t aim well. The car is still there. For you to survive the place, having been at the level which you came and survived, where else would you go, to go and socialise? What are you socialising? My church was coming to give me communion in the prison. You must have God on your side to survive it, because before you know it, the devil will swing your mind and you would set yourself into depression. As a general, you just work out your programme quickly and adapt. How did you feel when the pastor said ‘go and sin no more’? That young boy that said it, he had leanings with the opposition. He was in Form Four when I was Governor of Ondo State. I was livid but I was in church. This young man would not derail my thanksgiving to God Almighty; the crowd was unprecedented. Sin against who? I went the following morning to challenge the provost; they said ‘no, that’s not what he meant.’ I said ‘you don’t know this boy, he is an apologist to Bola Tinubu and co.’ another bishop came to church and said he was shocked when he watched it. He said that man should go on the altar and ask for forgiveness from God because he does not know who Bode George was. When I came, they invited me into the vestry, and asked ‘why did you decide to come to church?’ I said where else do you think I would go? Go to Okija shrine? I was healthy, even those who saw me thought I didn’t go to prison.’ So when this young man was talking garbage there, you know, you can’t respond there. I went to the provost; this was an anomaly, a misnomer, absolute rubbish, I didn’t come here for this boy, of course, nemesis caught up with him too. They’ve taken him out to a smaller church, that’s where he deserves and the bishop that came said he watched the programme on the TV and was very angry. you can read the rest from this source: http://akindelenews..com/2013/09/i-was-extremely-angry-when-that-pastor.html |
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To know either it is true or not for example now; answer dis questiions How many accounting, business adm, banking and finance, economics, etc student gain admission into dis department ? |
She is working at faculty of education.... She is also part of admission officier for the faculty |
I called prof. Olayinka in uniben today, i asked him what is the delay in uniben admission.... He said that they are just compiling the names of students from different departments to send send it to jamb for normal approval. He also said before the end od september it will be out |
People are just in hurry to visit jamb office to print out their admission letter.... Why cant people observe patience to see their name appear in uniben admission status... I bet the name appear on the jamb admission status are not real just watch out!!! |
Am interested lawrenceakinnubi@yahoo.com |
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[quote author=Romanticboy1]yea! D course is less competitve! Nd mayb d ppl who went4 it was minimum[/we are only 62 pupil dat sat for the post ume dat day] |
Is it possible for someone who choose education in uniben as first and second choice and have 45 as an aggr8 get admission ? |
My aggr8 was 45% am for business education what is my chance |
In uniben my agr8 is 45... I see myself getting admission dis year, by the grace of God, bible said..not he that run or will but God shows mercy |
Thank God uniben had admitted me, given me business edu ....... I was surprised when i saw admiited in jamb website with my aggregate 47 %. Praise d lord |
Thank God!!! At last the admission list are released.... I got admitted to geology dept PRAISE D LORD!!! |
my screening mark : 38 aggregate mark: 45 i choose business education total number of pupil that sat for postume in business education was 62 please what are my chance? i mean is my admission guarantee? pls help |