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SamuelAnyawu:
Rubbish.....

So he shaves customers hair without wearing an Apron to avoid customers hair on his body? Very unprofessional... especially with a fan right in the shop blowing hair "Upandan" and not an Aircondition

I guess he's looking for a handshake with the Vice President

Baba where u see FAN

Basically most people think tyres are naturally black but there are other colours.

Today I found outmaking tires black, instead of the natural white color of rubber, produces a much stronger and longer lasting tire.Originally rubber tires were white, which isthe natural color of rubber. In the early 1900s, Binney & Smith began selling their carbon black chemicals to Goodrich Tire Company, as it was found that the use of carbon black in rubber manufacturing significantly increased certain desirable qualities for rubber meant to be turned into tires. (Binney & Smith would later switch to making school products, and, eventually, re-name their company after their most popular product, Crayola Crayons.)In any event, carbon black works as a reinforcing filler in rubber, which increasesthe durability and strength of the rubber. Specifically, adding about 50% by weight of carbon black increases the road-wear abrasion of the produced tire by as much as 100 fold and improves the tensile strength of the tire by as much as 1008%. For the uninitiated, the tensile strength is the amount of force needed to pull something to its breaking or bursting point.

white tyres do exist

At 8am,NURTW sold tickets to their drivers and at 10am,this same NURTW told their drivers not to work.Since they knew they weren't going to allow them work ,why did they sell the tickets?.. Who is fooling who?‪#‎Pray_for_Nigeria‬........Akure,Nigeria

Nawa ooo

'When as a minister in the 70s i built Warri and Kaduna refineries together with 20 deports and several kilometers of pipe lines....... Aliko Dangote is building a refinery capable of refining 650, 000 barrel a day, we are also going to repair the four refineries all these will be completed within two years. All the channels of oil theft will then be blocked and those who happen to be alive will witness a rich and better Nigeria. After all that, if Nigerians choose to elect thieves as their leaders again...it is s left to them."

project fame winner Jeff akoh and arsenal forward Joel Campbell seem to share a kind of resemblance.

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Suspected assassins on Wednesday shot dead
an Egba High Chief, Moses Oyebade, whom
they accused of promiscuity.
A note the attackers left after killing their
victim in his Abeokuta, Ogun State, said
“useless man, Oni dokudo (promiscuous)”.
The assassins had arrived Mr. Oyebade’s
Ikanna compound in the Ago-Oba area of
Abeokuta, and broke the sliding glass window
of his room to gain entry.
Mr. Oyebade, 75, who was the Apena of
Ikanna, was said to be sleeping when the
assailants visited.
He was shot him at close range several times.
He marked his birthday in Lagos two weeks
ago.
PREMIUM TIMES gathered that at the time he
was killed, Mr. Oyebade was the only one in
the house and his neighbours were said to have
been.
Mr. Oyebade’s colleagues were said to have
reported the matter at the Ibara Police Station,
Abeokuta. The police later visited the home of
the deceased to remove his body to the
mortuary.
The first son of the deceased, Oluyemi, said he
heard the news of the death of his father
through a phone call from one of his brothers
in the early hours of Wednesday. He said he
had earlier been informed about some
unknown persons trailing his father’s
movement.
He recalled that gunmen had on two occasions
visited the house but could not get access into
the building and that their inability to gain
entrance into the building in their first two
attempts could be the reason why his father
was shot through the window this time.
He said, “My father was sleeping in his bedroom. The bed is
close to the window. As the glass was broken, he woke up to
see what happened. He took his torch to see who was there.
That was how he was shot. The first gunshot was in his hand
which was seriously damaged. Maybe when he was still
struggling, they shot him again. I guess they shot him three
times.”
The younger Oyebade expressed displeasure that none of the
neighbours of his father could come out after the murderers
had left to assist his father. He said his father could have been
alive if help came promptly.
He said, “The funniest part of it was that, when that incident
occurred at that time, nobody came to his rescue. If you look
at that room, the blood on the floor was more than what you
see in an abattoir. It means he struggled to death, while the
neighbours were quiet. They could not assist him. They
pretended as if they did not know what happened.
“That is my pain. How can you be living in an environment
where you call yourselves neighbours and none of you could
even come out to assist? It is just unfortunate. If I have my
way, I think everybody in this neighbourhood should be
arrested and investigated.
“Can this people who are very close say they didn’t know
something happened here? I am beginning to suspect that
there are connivers within the neighbourhood.”
When contacted, the Ogun State Police Public Relations
Officer, Muyiwa Adejobi confirmed the incident.
He said, “We have a case of murder at hand. Apena of Ikanna
Chief Moses Oyebade, some men went to his residence , broke
his window and shot him at 12: am .
“We have examined the place and recovered assassination
note which contained a message written in both English and
Yoruba languages”.
“The content read ‘useless man, Oni dokudo. In our
preliminary investigation, it could be a case of assassination.
We will invite some people for interrogation.
“The state Police Commissioner, Valentine Ntomchukwu has
directed that the case be transferred to department of criminal
investigation. The perpetrators would not go Scot free. The
commissioner of Police sympathises with the family, even, the
Kabiyesi, the Alake of Egbaland.”
Source:http://www.premiumtimesng.com/regional/ssouth-west/185347-gunmen-kill-ogun-chief-accuse-him-of-promiscuity.html

Facts have emerged showing why Senate President
Bukola Saraki led a delegation of Senators to meet
former President Olusegun Obasanjo at his hilltop
mansion, Abeokuta, Ogun state on Friday.
A source close to the meeting told PREMIUM TIMES
that the Senate President was in Abeokuta to beg Mr.
Obasanjo to reconcile him with President
Muhammadu Buhari and his party, the All
Progressives Congress, APC.
Mr. Saraki emerged as the president of the Senate
against the decision of APC leaders. He was also
elected when most Senators from the APC were at
the International Conference Centre waiting to hold a
meeting with Mr. Buhari to discuss the election of the
Senate president and Speaker of the House of
Representatives.
Our sources said Mr. Saraki lamented to Mr.
Obasanjo that although the party leaders have stated
that they have accepted his emergence, there was
“complete communication breakdown between him,
the president and the party”.
The national chairman of the APC, John Oyegun, had
abruptly cancelled a scheduled meeting with Mr.
Saraki last week without giving another appointment.
Likewise, we also gathered that Mr. Saraki had tried
severally to meet with Mr. Buhari after his
emergence, but was always denied audience.
Another source in the presidency informed us that
the President was angry with Mr. Saraki and the
management of the national assembly for going
ahead with their election despite adequate
knowledge of an invitation for a meeting with Mr.
Saraki and his colleagues.
“The president considered it as a mark of disrespect
for his office for Saraki to ignore an invitation to meet
with him and his colleagues,” our source said.
In his response to the Senate President’s
lamentation, Mr. Obasanjo reportedly promised to
do his best to “ensure communication between all
parties”.
However, the spokesperson for the president, Garba
Shehu, said the Senate president has never sought a
meeting meeting with Mr. Buhari since his election.
“I am not aware of any request for a meeting, the
president would have seen him, he represents a key
institution in our democracy,” he said.
Calls to Mr. Saraki and his aide, Bamikole Omishore,
were not answered.
Our source said the former president, in his usual
jocular self, also joked with the delegation, saying “
you children of nowadays only run to elders when
you have finished making the damage”.
Mr. Saraki and his entourage laughed.
A presidency official told PREMIUM TIMES President
Buhari was aware of the the senate president’s visit
to Mr. Obasanjo’s home.
The official said Messrs Buhari and Obasanjo are
constantly in touch and regularly have telephone
conversations.
The official said in one of their recent conversations,
Mr. Obasanjo informed Mr. Buhari that Mr. Saraki
was leading a delegation of Senators to his Abeokuta
home.
“I overheard President Buhari laughing and saying to
Mr. Obasanjo, “you have to see them, are they not all
your boys?”, our presidency source said.
Among Mr. Saraki’s delegation include former
governor of Gombe state, Danjuma Goje, Senator
Andy Uba, former Zamfara governor, Ahmed Sani,
and former Osun governor, Olagunsoye Oyinlola.
Mr. Saraki and most members of his delegation are
largely Mr. Obasanjo’s “boys”, a term loosely used in
describing the former president’s staunch loyalists.

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