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Here are nine foods and beverages you should avoid when you’re sick so you can feel better faster. 1.COFFEE When you should skip it: You have any type of illness, but especially a stomach bug. Why it makes you feel worse: The caffeine in coffee is a diuretic, so it can make you pee a lot and leave you dehydrated. That’s bad news when you’re battling a virus or other infection, since getting enough hydration helps your immune system fight more effectively, says Kristine Arthur, M.D., an internist at Orange Coast Memorial Medical Center in Fountain Valley, California. Caffeine is even worse when you’re dealing with vomiting or diarrhea, since both can cause you to lose fluid. Taking in extra caffeine on top of that will only make that dehydration worse. (Find out how drinking too much caffeine affects your body.) Plus, caffeine can actually stimulate the muscles in your digestive tract and make your diarrhea more intense, Arthur says. 2.ORANGE JUICE When you should skip it: You have a cough or sore throat. Why it makes you feel worse: Orange juice’s tart acidity is usually refreshing. But when you have a cough or cold, it can hurt your throat. “It contains citric acid, which irritates the lining of your already-inflamed throat,” says Taz Bhatia, M.D., professor of integrative medicine at Emory University and author of What Doctors Eat. That means your throat will hurt more and take longer to heal. 3.SWEETS When you should skip it: You have any type of illness, but especially a stomach bug. Why it makes you feel worse: Eating refined sugar can temporarily suppress your white blood cells’ ability to fight off bacteria, says Arthur. For a few hours after snacking on cookies, candy, or sugary cereal, your immune system is weaker. As a result, it’s less efficient at fighting off the germs that are making you sick. Refined sugar poses even more of a problem when you’re dealing with a stomach bug. “Sugar tends to pull fluid out of the GI tract, which can lead to loose, watery stools and diarrhea,” Arthur says. 4.SODA When to skip it: You have any type of illness, but especially a stomach bug. Why it makes you feel worse: Like coffee, caffeinated sodas are dehydrating. And they’re loaded with sugar that suppresses your immune system and messes with your GI tract, says Arthur. If water just isn’t appealing, try a lower-sugar drink with rehydrating electrolytes—like a sports drink or coconut water, says Arthur. Diet soda is off-limits, too. “Many artificial sweeteners are large molecules, which can’t be broken down and digested well,” Arthur says. That can cause bloating, cramping, and even diarrhea. In other words, it just makes whatever stomach symptoms you’re already experiencing even worse. 5.CRUNCHY SNACKS When to skip them: You have a cough or sore throat. Why they make you feel worse: The abrasive texture of snacks like potato chips, granola, or even crispy toast will feel like sandpaper on your raw throat, Bhatia says. And it doesn’t just feel lousy: The more you irritate your throat, the longer it’ll take to heal, too. So you might end up actually prolonging your misery. 6. FRIED ORFATTY FOODS :When to skip it: You have a stomach bug. Why it makes you feel worse: “Fatty foods take longer to move through the digestive system, which can make nausea worse and trigger acid reflux,” Bhatia says. And because they also trigger muscle spasms in your intestinal tract, they can make diarrhea worse. Save the burger and fries for when you’re feeling better.

I mean our youth
president in church.
# ThankGod

carmag:
Op must be a Muslim..they are pained

carmag:
Op must be a Muslim..they are pained

Muslim kor.. Musician ni

China and Iran, two countries that top President Trump’s
enemies list, are pushing back against his tough talk this
week with showy and provocative military drills.
Iran conducted military exercises and rolled out new
weapons that its leaders said would help national
defense, and China tested a new missile following
Trump’s Twitter assault on Beijing’s expansion in the
South China Sea.
Iran’s defense minister, Brig. Gen. Hossein Dehqan,
displayed the country’s newest weapons, including a
guided missile, a grenade launcher, a rifle and a pistol.
The arms would boost the military’s capabilities in
individual combat and in air defense, he said, according to
the Tasnim News Agency.
Iran on Saturday warned Washington against any hostile
actions.
Iran conducts military exercise in response to Trump’s
comments on enemies
“If the enemy makes a mistake our roaring missiles will
hit their targets,” Brig. Gen. Amir Ali Hajizadeh,
commander of Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps’
Aerospace Force, said during massive air defense drills,
the state-owned Fars News Agency reported.
Iran also warned that if attacked, its missiles would target
the U.S. 5th Fleet based in Bahrain, American
installations in the Indian Ocean and the Israeli city of Tel
Aviv.
“These points are all within the range of Iran’s missile
systems, and they will be razed to the ground if the
enemy makes a mistake,” Mojtaba Zonour, a member of
the Iranian parliament’s National Security and Foreign
Policy Commission. “And only seven minutes is needed
for the Iranian missile to hit Tel Aviv.”
The threats came after the Trump administration imposed
sanctions Friday on 25 Iranian individuals and entities
supporting the Revolutionary Guards’ ballistic missile
program.
The sanctions were triggered by an Iranian ballistic
missile test on Jan. 29 that the U.S. said violated a
United Nations Security Council resolution that prohibits
launching missiles capable of carrying a nuclear weapon.
Iran said the missile was not capable of carrying a
nuclear weapon and that testing defensive weapons is its
right.






source: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2017/02/trump-gets-warning-missiles-iran-china/

0ubenji:
The same reason atiku can't be president too

TBH I dint read your epistle, I merely replied to ur headline

try go through it its worth it

By Tabia Princewill

We have a tendency, in Nigeria, to flout established rules
and to turn manageable, controllable events into crises.
We do not seem to learn from the past. We persist in
making the same mistakes, choosing to gamble with the
fates and fortunes of others.
However, it should be noted that the President formally
communicated his absence to the Speaker of the House
and to the Senate President, as the Constitution requires
which in itself is unheard of in Nigeria as Presidents
rarely willingly relinquish power to their deputies,
preferring instead to empower their chief of staff or a
member of their kitchen cabinet.
Despite this small yet non-negligible element of progress,
Nigerians must never stop pushing for what is right. It is
unheard of, in most countries led by democratically
elected Presidents for the citizens who voted him (or her)
into office to be kept in the dark as to their leader’s exact
whereabouts or well-being.
In the United States, President George W. Bush
transferred power to his deputy Dick Cheney not once but
twice: in 2002 then again in 2007 but for no longer than a
day. The reason for this was a scheduled surgery which
required him to be sedated. The American government did
not hide this or any information relating to the President’s
capacity to perform his duties.
The transfer of power was simple, clear and most of all
short. In fact, the media even knew the exact reason
behind the transfer of power: a colonoscopy. It was no
secret that Bush would be sedated and obviously unable
to function while under anaesthesia.
Secrecy and intrigues
The level of openness one finds in foreign countries when
such matters arise is remarkable in its “foreignness”
when compared to the secrecy and intrigues which obtain
here in Nigeria. An article from the Washington Post (July
2007) even went on to give specific details about
President Bush’s general health: “through 6 1/2 years in
office, Bush has been exceptionally healthy.
He turned 61 this month and exercises religiously six
days a week. His blood pressure, pulse and cholesterol
were all reported better than average in his most recent
annual physical, performed last summer”. After the
colonoscopy, it was made clear to all that no “signs of
cancer” were found.
Would a Nigerian leader behave thus? We believe, due to
our superstitious, secretive nature, that revealing details
about our health invites “witches” or bad luck, therefore
taking ideas from the middle ages into offices and
matters of state which belong to this century.
The same Washington Post article went on to say (and to
quote Bush’s press secretary at the time, Tony Snow):
“Doctors found and removed polyps from Bush’s colon
before he became president but discovered none in 2002.
Age and history would suggest that there’s a reasonable
chance that polyps will be noted this time, if so, they’ll be
removed and evaluated”.
Polyps are growths which in some cases become
cancerous. Can one imagine a Nigerian President giving
such details about his health, even going so far as to
admit that a family history of cancer informed the
decision to undergo a medical procedure? Tony Snow,
President Bush’s media aide also added: “Tests on any
such tissue removed could take 48 to 72 hours”. The
article ends by saying: “Snow knows a lot about the
subject (of cancer). He had a relapse of colon cancer in
March and is undergoing treatment. Shortly after his
briefing, he left the White House for his weekly dose of
chemotherapy”.
Ill-health in the Western world is neither seen as
something to be hidden (particularly not when one is
elected into office and must maintain citizens’ trust) nor
as a weakness.
It is merely a fact of life which is dealt with head on and
as professionally as possible, in a manner which doesn’t
delay or negatively impact one’s duties. However, if and
when the illness progresses to a level that isn’t
manageable, whereby one is incapacitated or unable to
be seen in public, to deliver speeches or to communicate
with citizens without an aide acting as a go between, then
there are sacrosanct protocols which demand a real and
immediate transfer of power.
In most developed societies, it would be near impossible
for the President to be incapacitated for a prolonged
period of time without the transfer of powers becoming
total and complete, especially if there was no indication of
when, if at all, the President would return. The Yar’Adua
scenario, with all its intrigues, couldn’t occur in a society
like America. Despite the political divide which might
separate politicians or even the media, the interest of the
country always comes first.
Why shouldn’t this be so in Nigeria? Who are these
“cabals”, these “shadow cabinets” who hold Nigerians to
ransom? Why, if not for their greed and love of power for
its own sake do they believe that Nigerians cannot handle
the truth? Nigerians are generally decent people. As they
say in local parlance, “ na condition make crayfish bend” .
Yet, despite all our travails, we are a people prone to
empathy when it comes to illness. The truth, in any
situation, if well managed and properly explained, could
save this administration from a total loss of confidence, a
dangerous possibility. Here is a quote from a Fox News
article describing the hours after former US President
Bush’s surgery.
Standard agents
The normalisation of power, the specificity of the
narrative, its detail, the way American Presidents are
portrayed as human, sometimes fallible, not
indestructible or paternalistic, is telling, in comparison to
our own would-be larger than life public figures: “during
the 31-minute procedure, Bush was sedated with a drug
called propofol.
The advantage is that it works faster and wears off
considerably faster than the standard agents. After the
examination, Bush ate breakfast with Chief of Staff
Joshua Bolten, White House counsel Fred Fielding and
National Security Adviser Stephen Hadley.
Bush played with his dogs, Barney and Miss Beazley. He
also planned a bike ride around the presidential
compound in the Catoctin Mountains of western
Maryland. The president was in good humour and will
resume his normal activities at Camp David”. When will
we see this in Nigeria?
Pastors’ salaries
IT is highly ironic that the same churches preaching the
“prosperity gospel” to their members apparently pay their
pastors, themselves graduates, very poorly. The churches
are rich (their senior pastors travel in private jets and
unimaginable luxury) and oversee numerous vastly
profitable businesses (schools, universities, farms etc.)
whose profits are undeclared and most often
unaccounted for, unlike what obtains abroad.
Why such injustice and huge disparities in a church
setting? Most religions detest unfairness, yet, the way
religion is practised in Nigeria seems to command
injustice, to make it acceptable and even profitable for
those at the helm of affairs both in and outside
government. It is only the poor who sacrifice in Nigeria,
never the rich. Just how long do we believe the poor will
stand back and watch this state of affairs continue?
Goodluck Jonathan
THE former President reportedly said that Nigeria risks
“destruction” if the government fails to address “religious
violence and extremism”. Jonathan has clearly taken a
leaf out of Obasanjo’s play-book.
Former President Obasanjo has become quite famous for
critiquing and commenting on issues which he himself
failed to positively impact upon, in a clear case of “too
little too late”.

When the Boko Haram insurgency was at its height and
Jonathan was seen dancing live on national television, or
when he and his administration denied that the Chibok
girls were taken, did he tackle “religious violence and
extremism” then?
With what was reported about the diversion of public
funds meant to fund the army, the former President might
not be in the best position to give any lessons to anyone
about insecurity or religious strife.
In Nigeria, we need to move on from stating the obvious
and towards proffering solutions. Sadly, this requires a
different skill set entirely.

By Levinus Nwabughiogu
ABUJA – At a time Nigerians were anxiously waiting for
his return to Abuja, President Muhammadu Buhari has
written to the National Assembly informing them of his
desire to extend his leave.
He did not state the duration of the extension.
The letter which was written on Sunday stated that the
extension was to enable the president complete and
receive the results of a series of tests recommended by
his doctors.
A statement by the Special Adviser to the President on
Media and Publicity, Mr. Femi Adesina on Sunday stated
that “The President had planned to return to Abuja this
evening, but was advised to complete the test cycle
before returning.”
The statement added that “The notice has since been
dispatched to the Senate President, and Speaker, House
of Representatives
Mr. President expresses his sincere gratitude to Nigerians
for their concern, prayers and kind wishes.”








source: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2017/02/buhari-surprises-nigerians-extends-vacation-writes-national-assembly4/

Mrbigman1:
His resting in peace "in mama piss voice"

Mrbigman1:
His resting in peace "in mama piss voice"

you harsh ooo

I wouldn't know if our presido is back ooo or he flew in the middle of the night unnoticed? Abi no be today him suppose arrive the country? #WhereIsBuhari

Prof. Francis Otunta, the Vice Chancellor (VC), Michael
Okpara University of Agriculture, Umudike, in Abia, has
confirmed the discovery of a new drug for the treatment
and cure of HIV/AIDS.
Otunta told newsmen at the university campus on
Wednesday that the finding followed years of scientific
research by the institution.
He said that the breakthrough was made by Prof.
Maduike Ezeibe, a researcher in the university.
According to him, Ezeibe had presented the drug to the
University management, Senate and Council, where he
explained the processes he went through to arrive at his
finding.
Minister of Health, Prof Issac Adewole during his HIV
test.
The VC also said that Ezeibe had equally presented the
drug to his colleagues in the medical field and nobody
had contradicted his finding.
“Prof. Ezeibe is a researcher in Veterinary Medicine and
one may wonder how he discovered a drug to cure a
human ailment,” he said.
He commended Ezeibe for the breakthrough, saying: “He
has brought honour to the University and we are proud of
him.”
Otunta said that the university was in the process of
mass producing the drug for further clinical trials on
persons living with HIV/AIDS in the country.
Ezeibe, who is a professor of Veterinary Medicine and
Clinical Virology, said that the drug was produced with
Aluminum Silicate and Magnesium Silicate (Synthetic
Aluminum-Magnesium Silicate).
He said that the two minerals “are already in use as
medicines for the treatment of various animal and human
diseases”.
He said that 10 persons living with the disease, “who
volunteered’’, were made to apply through their doctor to
the VC.
“They were treated daily with the Medicinal Synthetic
Aluminum-Magnesium Silicate (50 mg/kg),” he said.
Ezeibe said that the volunteers were subjected to monthly
tests for viral loads and CD4-lymphocyte counts.
“With the antiviral effects of the medicine, its ability to
reach all cells (as nanoparticles) and the lymphocytes,
there is no more hiding place (sanctuary) for HIV,” he
said.
He said that the medicine had been used to potentiate
Ampicilin, Chloroquine, Piperazine and Sulphadimidin,
among others, and could be a major foreign exchange
earner for Nigeria, if approved by relevant authorities.
According to him, “local and international pharmaceutical
companies would find the product as a veritable raw
material”.
Ezeibe said that he presented the research findings to the
World Virology Conference in Atlanta in 2015, and Antonio
(Texas) in 2016.
Besides, he said that the results of the laboratory tests
had been published in many international scientific
journals, including the British Journal of Medicine and
Medical Research, among several others.
He said that he was also about to sign a memorandum of
understanding with a U.S.-based Scientific Research
Publishing, publishers of World Journal of AIDS, for the
publication of his book “How I came about the cure for
HIV/AIDS”.
Ezeibe, who said that the medicine was patented in
August 2014 in Nigeria, called on the Federal Government
to help him to secure international patency for the drug.
He said: “If commercialised, the Medicinal Synthetic
Aluminum-Magnesium Silicate would become an
alternative for petroleum to the Nigerian economy.” source : http://www.vanguardngr.com/2017/02/breakthrough-michael-okpara-varsity-discovers-cure-hivaids/

A top Islamic clergyman Rabiu Daura is Dead, After battling with unconfirmed illness for a while. He was the chief imam of Usman Danfodio mosque Tudun wada kaduna. he died yesterday (Friday Night). May his soul rest in peace.

yommen:
And funny enough, ibos of this guy's calibre hate everything about the Abino.

do you mean Nmamdi

esakorede:
Please can anyone list the names of whatsapp supported phones of cheaper prices(Range 10k to 15k).Thanks

yeah it worked thanks

i wouldn't know if i am the only one experiencing this. i woke up this morning to reply my msgs which i was unable. a msg from whatsapp stated "you can't send messages to this chat because Whatsapp no longer supports this phone" am i the only one experiencing this? i use a blackberry Q5.

Bros Free MMM Mata for MMM... watin dy worry u, shay ur money dy system ni?

MMM is back.....Bleep the media....

mumu mumu

this country is just funny

The Federal Government will spend N400m on the purchase of vehicles for the nation’s former heads of government and their deputies in 2017. The figure formed part of the N9.882bn budgeted for the Office of the Secretary to the Government of the Federation for the year. According to the details of the 2017 Appropriation Bill currently before the National Assembly obtained by our correspondent on Tuesday, N280.099m was budgeted for the purchase of vehicles for seven former Presidents and Heads of State. Further details showed that N120.090m would be used to procure vehicles for four former Vice- Presidents and ex-Chiefs of General Staff. The nation’s seven living former heads of government include Gen. Yakubu Gowon (retd.); Chief Olusegun Obasanjo, Alhaji Shehu Shagari; Gen. Ibrahim Babangida (retd.); Chief Ernest Shonekan; Gen. Abdusalami Abubakar (retd.); and former President Goodluck Jonathan. The four living former Vice-Presidents and ex-Chiefs of General Staff are former Vice-President Alex Ekwueme; Commodore Ebitu Ukiwe (retd.); Gen. Oladipo Diya (retd.), Alhaji Atiku Abubakar and former Vice-President Namadi Sambo. The budget details did not indicate the number of vehicles that would be bought for each of the former leaders. The brands of the vehicles were also not disclosed. Apart from the leaders, the office of the SGF will also buy N32m vehicles for offices and units in the office. The government will also spend a total of N170m on the nation’s Independence Day and Democracy Day celebrations. While Nigeria’s Democracy Day holds every May 29, Independence Day holds every October 1. Both ceremonies have not been marked lavishly since the inception of the present administration. The office is also expected to spend N1.322bn on the procurement and installation of security system across selected Ministries, Departments and Agencies. The number of MDAs that will benefit from the procurement is not disclosed in the details. The office will also spend N104.586m on what it called support and maintenance of e-council document management; it will spend N290m on electronic document and content management system and another N45m on electronic document management and archival system in the OSGF. Upgrading and maintenance of Council Chambers Conference System will gulp N55m; N35m will be spent on one Xerox D125 photocopy machine; N20.8m on purchase of 52 laptop computers; N54.35m for the purchase of equipment for the production of staff identity cards and installation of file tracking system; and N5m for the OSGF website. Another N3.8m is budgeted for the purchase of what is called multi-functional photocopy machine for the Procurement Department and N29.5m for archival project Phases I, II and III for cabinet secretariat document and file organisation.




source: http://punchng.com/fg-buy-n400m-vehicles-obasanjo-jonathan-others/

who all these questions epp?

It’s been an interesting year in music, and Nigeria generally and it’s been reflected in the award ceremony. A good number of prominent artists were absent including Olamide, MI, Adekunle Gold, Lil Kesh, Don Jazzy, Ill Bliss and a host of others. Check out all the winners below! BEST RECORDING OF THE YEAR A non-voting category for the best single recording by an artiste or group in the year under review. EMERGENCY – D’BANJ PRAY FOR ME – DAREY FEAT. SOWETO CHOIR – (WINNER) LOVE DON’T CARE – SIMI ORENTE – ADEKUNLE GOLD SOMETHING GOOD IS HAPPENING – BRYMO PRODUCER OF THE YEAR An individual responsible for producing the most acclaimed song or album in the year under review. DJ COUBLON ‘GOOD TIME & RABA’ PHEELS – ‘PICK UP & LAGOS BOYS’ – OLAMIDE LEGENDURY BEATS – ‘FINAL – BABA NLA’ WIZKID YOUNG JOHN – ‘MAMA’ – KISS DANIEL – (WINNER) MASTAKRAFT – ‘FADA FADA’, ‘CONNECT’ – PHYNO OSCAR HERMAN-ACKAH – ‘PRAY FOR ME’ – DAREY BEST MUSIC VIDEO A voting category for the best conceptualist, best directed and most exciting video in the year under review. This award goes to the video director. EMERGENCY (D’BANJ) – UNLIMITED LA MARY (SEYI SHAY) – MEJI ALABI SOLDIER (FALZ THA BAD GUY) – CLARENCE PETERS – (WINNER) MADE FOR YOU – BANKY W BAD – TIWA SAVAGE FEAT. WIZKID – SESAN BEST R&B/POP ALBUM A category for the best R&B/Pop Album in the year under review (by single individual or group). NEW ERA – KISS DANIEL – (WINNER) WANTED – WANDE COAL KLITORIS – BRYMO NAKED – DAREY SEYI OR SHAY – SEYI SHAY BEST R&B SINGLE A category for the best R&B single in the year under review (by a single individual or group). LOVE DON’T CARE – SIMI MADE FOR YOU – BANKY W SUPER WOMAN – WANDE COAL PRAY FOR ME – DAREY – (WINNER) ADUKE – TJAN SMILE – SHAYDEE BEST POP SINGLE A category for the best pop single in year under review (by single individual or group) MAMA – KISS DANIEL FINAL (BABA NLA) – WIZKID PICK UP – ADEKUNLE GOLD OSINACHI – HUMBLESMITH FEAT. DAVIDO REGGAE BLUES – HARRYSONG FEAT. OREZI, IYANYA, OLAMIDE, KCEE – (WINNER) EMERGENCY – D’BANJ FADA FADA – PHYNO FEAT. OLAMIDE MONEY – TIMAYA FEAT. FLAVOUR BEST REGGAE/DANCEHALL SINGLE A category for the best Reggae/Dancehall single in the year under review (by single individual or group). ‘NO KISSING’ – PATORANKING FT SARKODIE – (WINNER) BODY HOT – PRAIZ FT. JESSE JAGZ & STONE BWOY JAGA LOVE – JESSE JAGZ OLOWO – CYNTHIA MORGAN PAM PAM – KETCHUP TIMAYA – I LIKE THE WAY BEST RAP ALBUM A Non-Voting Category for the Best Album By A Rap Artiste Or Group In Year Under Review. EYAN MAYWEATHER – OLAMIDE POWERFUL – ILL BLISS – (WINNER) STORIES THAT TOUCH – FALZ LIL’ KESH – YAGI BEST COLLABO A voting category for the best R&B, Pop or Hip-hop collaborative track (including cameos). SOLDIER – FALZ FEAT. SIMI – (WINNER) REGGAE BLUES – HARRYSONG FEAT. OREZI, IYANYA, OLAMIDE, KCEE OSINACHI – HUMBLESMITH FEAT. DAVIDO WAIT – SOLIDSTAR FEAT. TIWA SAVAGE NO KISSING – PATORANKING FEAT. SARKODIE MONEY – TIMAYA FEAT. FLAVOUR BEST RAP SINGLE A voting category for a single (released on- air) recording of a rap. EYAN MAYWEATHER – OLAMIDE – (WINNER) ASAMALEKUN – REMINISCE JAGABAN – YCEE CHUKWU AGOZI GOGI – ILL BLISS AGU JI NDI MEN – A-Q SHOW YOU SOMETHING – BOOGEY BEST VOCAL PERFORMANCE(MALE) A non-voting category for the single male artiste with the most outstanding vocal performance on a single song or album. BRYMO – SOMETHING GOOD IS HAPPENING DAREY FEAT. SOWETO CHOIR – PRAY FOR ME SHAYDEE – SMILE – (WINNER) WANDE COAL – SUPER WOMAN RIC HASSANI – GENTLEMAN BEST VOCAL PERFORMANCE (FEMALE) A non-voting category for the single female artiste with most outstanding vocal performances on a single song or album. SIMI – LOVE DON’T CARE – (WINNER) SEYI SHAY – RIGHT NOW ARAMIDE FEAT. ADEKUNLE GOLD – LOVE ME OMAWUMI FEAT. ANGELIE KIDJO – PLAY NA PLAY NEXT RATED This category is a voting category for the most promising upcoming act in the year under review. YCEE MR. EAZI – (WINNER) HUMBLESMITH ARAMIDE HIP HOP WORLD REVELATION A voting category for the best new artiste in the year under review. KISS DANIEL – NEW ERA – (WINNER) SEYI SHAY – SEYI OR SHAY LIL’ KESH – YAGI RUNTOWN – GHETTO UNIVERSITY LYRICIST ON THE ROLL A non-voting category for the Rap Artiste with the best lyrical depth and performance on a single song or album. ILL BLISS – CHUKWU AGOZI GOGI – (WINNER) REMINSCE – ASALAMALEKU YCEE – JAGABAN BOOGEY – SHOW YOU SOMETHING A-Q – AGU JI NDI MEN’ MODENINE – NO MATTER WHAT BEST STREET-HOP ARTISTE A voting category for the artiste whose songs are inspired by the streets. Such song should captain lingua, which may also be originated by the artiste and popular on the street. OLAMIDE – WHO YOU EPP – (WINNER) AJEBUTTER FEAT. FALZ – BAD GANG KOKER – KO LE WERK YCEE – JAGABAN SMALL DOKTA – GBERA 2T BOYS – CUSTOMER DADA NI BEST ‘ALTERNATIVE’ SONG A voting category for the artiste whose songs reflect any form or style of music which falls outside the mainstream of recent or past popular musical trends. PICK UP – ADEKUNLE GOLD SOMETHING GOOD IS HAPPENING – BRYMO YOU SUPPOSE KNOW – BEZ – WINNER WAIT FOR ME – JOHNNY DRILLE GENTLEMAN – RIC HASSANI ALBUM OF THE YEAR A voting category for the best album (solo or group) in year under review, that meets judges requirements of excellence (Songwriting, production, rendition and promotion) and acceptability (Sales and popularity). STORIES THAT TOUCH – FALZ NEW ERA – KISS DANIEL – WINNER WANTED – WANDE COAL SEYI OR SHAY – SEYI SHAY ARTISTE OF THE YEAR Most critically and commercially adjudged artiste in the year under review. Overall most successful artiste for the year under review. WIZKID – WINNER TIWA SAVAGE FALZ YEMI ALADE OLAMIDE SONG OF THE YEAR A voting category for the most popular song in the year under review. FINAL (BABA NLA) – WIZKID OSINACHI – HUMBLESMITH FEAT. DAVIDO PICK UP – ADEKUNLE GOLD REGGAE BLUES – HARRYSONG FEAT. FADA FADA – PHYNO FEAT. OLAMIDE – WINNER SPECIAL RECOGNITION AWARD – FLAVOUR HALL OF FAME – Laolu Akins Drop your comments on what you think about all the winners if they truly deserve it!

The six abducted students and teachers of the Lagos State Junior and Senior Model College Igbonla in Epe area of Lagos State have been released,The Nigerian Tribune reliably gathered that the hostages were around 10:25 p.m., on Tuesday night released by the abductors

The hostages were reportedly on Tuesday night released, after an undisclosed ransom had been paid by the affected families.

A senior police source, who pleaded anonymity, while speaking with the Nigerian Tribune, confirmed the release of the students and teachers but denied being aware of any ransom payment.

Relatives of one of the abducted hostages, who was reported sick, reportedly had an agreement with the abductors to release the hostages.

The release of the hostages was before the expiration of the reported deadline given by the abductors, who had threatened to kill them, if their families failed to pay the ransom before 48 hours .

Efforts to get the reaction of the image maker in charge of the state police command, Dolapo Badmos, failed as her mobile phone number was not accessible.



Source: http://tribuneonlineng.com/breaking-abducted-lagos-students-teachers-released/

boss096:
Only u post only u comment. Btw i didn't see any error. plus ur camera is poo.

really? you didn't see any error? your eyes are #poo

IMAGINE THE ERROR.

the draws have finally been made. hope it's a good one..



GROUP STAGE DRAW Group A : Paris Saint-Germain, Arsenal, Basel, Ludogorets Group B: Benfica, Napoli, Dynamo Kyiv, Beşiktaş Group C: Barcelona, Manchester City, Mönchengladbach, Celtic Group D: Bayern Munich, Atlético Madrid, PSV, Rostov Group E: CSKA Moskva, Leverkusen, Tottenham, Monaco Group F: Real Madrid, Dortmund, Sporting CP, Legia Group G: Leicester, Porto, Club Brugge, København Group H : Juventus, Sevilla, Lyon, Dinamo Zagreb

Lajet:
I want to know how much it will cost me to put thunder protection my house the house is one storey building . The electrician told me it will cost me 387,000 naira because of the dollar rate is too high now. I want to know if it's true which materials will I need to buy.the Electrican also told me that he need to buy wires that he will use connect for each of the 14 rooms to fix the thunder protection

THAT PRICE IS RIDICULOUS, ALL YOU NEED IS AN EARTHMAT, EARTH ROD, COPPER TAPE, CABLE LOCK, THUNDER ARRESTOR, BAG OF SALT(12KG) BIG BAG OF CHARCOAL , ANIMAL WASTE(COW POO), I6MM WIRE... THE PRICE SHOULDN'T BE MORE THAN 150K

Lajet:
I want to know how much it will cost me to put thunder protection my house the house is one storey building . The electrician told me it will cost me 387,000 naira because of the dollar rate is too high now. I want to know if it's true which materials will I need to buy.the Electrican also told me that he need to buy wires that he will use connect for each of the 14 rooms to fix the thunder protection

THAT PRICE IS RIDICULOUS, ALL YOU NEED IS AN EARTHMAT, EARTH ROD, COPPER TAPE, CABLE LOCK, THUNDER ARRESTOR, BAG OF SALT(12KG) BIG BAG OF CHARCOAL , ANIMAL WASTE(COW POO), I6MM WIRE... THE PRICE SHOULDN'T BE MORE THAN I50K