BEEGAGLE’S BLOG
7 March, 2015

This weekend, Nigerian opposition knuckleheads, ever so eager to discredit, floated photographs of what were supposedly South African mercenaries riding in REVA MRAPs.

While the controversy raged on in Nigerian cyberspace, a respected aficionado of South African extraction went to town on his own volition and after exhaustive enquiries, wrote to confirm the fact that the contentious photograph was photoshopped. The photos were certainly not shot in Nigeria.

So take those photographs circulating in cyberspace to be another bad example of how far the desperadoes in Nigeria’s political opposition will go to discredit the military and the FG which controls it. They should be ashamed of themselves.

READ these excerpts

Beegs

Just saw the Linda Ikeji post and the
ensuing discussion on your site. For
what it’s worth, those pics were taken in Guinea Equatorial:

1) The rear view of Vehicle 2C shows an EG flag and the signpost is in
Spanish;

2) The Oando reference of your
correspondents doesn’t hold up – the
company operates throughout West Africa; and

3) More important, that’s the MKIII
version, which EG acquired in 2013.

END

I am pleased to inform you, gentlemen, that pursuant to the unprecedented build-up of assets which the Nigerian Army are undergoing, we are also now operators of the latest REVA Mk.5 MRAPs and battlefield ambulances. In the days ahead, we shall begin to see them in the field.

Watch this space.

https://beegeagle./2015/03/07/expert-opinion-says-supposed-photo-of-south-african-mercs-in-reva-mraps-were-not-taken-in-nigeria/

VELVET TAMARIND

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dialium_indum

http://funke-koleosho..com/2013/05/food-profile-black-velvet-tamarind.html

Innovative?

See the range Rover from the Eighties ('80's)

Jumia...A SCAM?

I placed an order on the 12th of October 2012 and PAID ONLINE
Items were 3 BOOKS and a pair of Shoes.
I called Jumia Customer Service(CS) on the 22nd of October only to be told my order has been cancelled.
The CS agent told me that they had a problem with THEIR Bankers and she would replace my order.

I call today 31st October again with no prior call from Jumia only to be told the items I ordered were UNAVAILABLE!!!!!


Hmmmm...JUMIA has used my funds for 19days...What is the cost of FUNDS 23%?

CAVEAT EMPTOR

Interested in the Canon 7D

Please post your number

Good day All,
what is the current situation with reference to the Vehicle License Scheme.

Are old registered vehicles to change to the new license plates.
What is the dead line

Thanks

Check RIDESAFE
It on TOMBIA Road I think, opposite the POLO CLUB

Re: Is Fela Really A Nigerian Icon
« #32 on: Today at 04:36:01 PM »

Quote from: tosinaded@ on Today at 04:28:04 PM
@poster

pls show us where u read that fela used to walk the streets Unclad
I promised to ignore you but read this
http://blog.felaonbroadway.com/2009/11/felas-stark-Unclad-jig.html

I think it a great privilege to be the first daughter of a great man like Fela Anikulapo Kuti. I remember a lot of the stories my mother and grandmother told me of the times they had with Fela in England when they met. Fela and my mother, Remi, were so young and full of life!

There was one funny story about the British people that I find amusing to this day. You know how British people can be reserved but nosy? So my grandmother and her neighbour used to peep at each other every day and gossip about whatever they saw. Fela used to watch them and one day while she was in the act of peeping he just pulled open the curtain and exposed her. She was so upset she went red with embarrassment. Another time, while the other neighbour was peeping, he pulled the curtain and did a jig while he was stark Unclad. I suppose that would have cured that lady of peeping and I’m sure it cured my grandmother somewhat.

This kind of story doesn’t detract from the sheer talent and heavily ideological mind that he had and his dream for the emancipation of the Black race. When I was a teenager I went to many university lectures with him that has influenced my own ideology until today. He expanded my mind to the great history of our people from the Pharaohs in Egypt right up to the slave trade.

I know that the corruption of our leaders was the one thing that gave Fela the greatest concern, but I think he was disillusioned at the time of his death. No matter how many songs he sang about corruption and mismanagement we still went out and voted for the worst culprits that he’d already warned us about. A good example is our former president, Obasanjo. Despite being a topic of many Fela songs, we still voted him into office and when he did not perform well we complained. If only we had listened to Fela we would have know he was unlikely to do anything positive.

You know Fela’s name, Anikulapo-Kuti (which I bear with pride) means “I have death in my pouch.” Many people would not understand that name, but the real meaning is what we see now: his name never dies. The present interest in him is as if he was still alive. For generations to come Fela will be a source of inspiration to millions of people around the world. I feel proud to be his daughter and could not have asked for a greater father.

~Yeni Anikulapo Kuti

you probably know better than she does
Tongue


Did you read what you posted, Can you kindly show where it says HE was on the street!!!!!!
You level of comprehension is appallingly low

We are all to blame.

Look at our houses and compounds, CONCRETE, PAVING STONES etc.
Where do we want the water to drain to, Naturally, water would have seeped into the earth.
Compounded by the fact that we are all guilty of throwing polyethylene "pure water" bags away without a care.
sand filling building in natural drainage channels, etc

Still all this can be remedied with immediate action.
Laws should be enacted and enforced looking into all the above factors.

My eipini worth

@Aare1 , omafones, see the link


http://www.omafones.com/Samsung-I9100-Galaxy-S-II-16-GB-Sim-Free-Smartphone/176.htm


No. I do not work for them, was impressed by their service

Try omaphones

http://www.omafones.com/Mobile-Phones/HTC/C14-4-1-0.htm

@4llerbuntu
general nice sturvs. already been looking thru the market. for instance a rocking music player, found that player pro is 4 dollars.
me wey i fit flash the fone in the next 1 hr?, PowerAMP is a better player IMO

a tethering app would also be welcome, that sorta thing, should do this out of the box

then wat app would u recommend for live tweeter/facebooking? Twitter/Advanced Facebook
the fone does that fine, i just dont like the implementation. refers u to the browser to read/respond.
id prefer something that does live notifications and direct responses, IF AVAILABLE Grin Cheesy Cheesy


anyways, will start reading the thread backwards

users of whatsapp, how did u activate it? installed one that tries to send a text and fails Huh Huh Huh, Delete and reinstall


Where are you at?

@ Otumfour, Hope you got your SGS2, brilliant phone, SO LIGHT

Were you the "other guy" they were sending the phone to?
Enjoy

Just had my SGS2 delivered on Friday, have spent the weekend loading all apps I want.
This will compliment my Iphone4 and BB Bold 2.

What are the phones used for? Iphone, my work especially aviation apps, not available on the android market yet
BB Bold 2, Pinging 99% of the time
SGS2, Calls, browsing,, fantastic screen and browsing , super fast, Light


All on the worst network available in Nigeria, go figure!!

As can be seen, all have their strengths and deduced weaknesses

What a scam,
and my people are falling for it.  
Do you think you just go to an airport, hire a  cargo plane, OYA DROP!!!!!!

These are booked months in advance.

Ok, papers came in at 9am this morning, YET you let accreditation and voting go on!!!

I laugh, YES WE ARE FOOLS

I use MTN HyNet at home for the past two (2) months.
The service is reliable and has been fast.

I have had 2 downtimes, once for about 3mins
and the second for about 3hours.

At all times i was kept abrest of the problems.

All in all a better experience .

Hi Ex-Inf,
interested in the rebel sim cutter. does it have the adapters astill available.

obrigado

I have used the maps from 3rd Dimension, both on my bike and in the car
and I will surely recommend them to anyone.

I have ridden all around Nigeria and the maps easily route.
Street level for towns visited are accurate enough.

Even small villages show roads but no names as can be expected.

No, I do not work for 3rd Dimension and as a matter of fact, never been to their offices personally.

What is good is good

Now if they would just hurry up and release the West Africa maps,

Try out the following company, very good at what they do


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Hi,
I need a brand new HTC TOUCH HD.

Thanks

"How can one buy a bike for N1.4m?"

Simple, go to your bank, withdraw the cash, hand over to bike seller.

Parklane A, that GSX-R750 is da bomb.
A very underrated bike, we shall see

Dear All,a nice motorcyclist educational website:

Ride Safe

http://motorcycleinfo.calsci.com

Flyboy