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Nigerian billionaire businessman, Tony Elumelu has been caught on camera engaging in yoga exercises in the morning.

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Tony Elumelu

Tony Elumelu, one of Nigeria's most talked about billionaire businessmen on social media, has stunned his followers with a new photo.

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The Chairman of Heirs Holdings, posted a rather rare photo of himself (seen below) doing yoga in the morning just before going out and his many fans have found it very interesting.

Mr Elumelu who is also Chairman of the United Bank for Africa, Transcorp and founder of The Tony Elumelu Foundation, is known for his philanthropic activities around Africa but apart from that, he is also known for relating with fans in a truly cordial and familial manner.
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The oldest prisoner in Nigeria is currently serving a prison sentence in Enugu and he has just clocked 100 years.


Pa Celestine Egbunuche (left) is serving his sentence in Enugu prison.

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Anywhere in the world, 100 years is usually marked with fanfare but not so for Nigeria’s oldest prisoner, Pa Celestine Egbunuche, who clocked 100 last Saturday; August 4, within the confines of Enugu Maximum Prison.


The centenarian, who hails from Akokwa in Ideato North Local Government Area of Imo State, was condemned to death along with his son, Paul and another relation, now 87.


They were said to have been engaged in a fight over a piece of land and in the process, somebody died. With such fate, Pa Egbunuche has for over 17 years lived in desolation and hopelessness.
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https://www.hyperstv.com/see-nigerias-oldest-prisoner-who-just-clocked-100-years-inside-enugu-prison-photo/

Awosode sent his resignation letter to Aregbesola and announced his withdrawal of membership from APC in the state


- The state governor is said to have accepted his letter of resignation
Gbenga Awosode, the special adviser on cooperatives to Osun state governor Rauf Aregbesola, has resigned his position from the state government and defected from the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC) to the Action Democratic Party (ADP).




Daily Independent reports that Awosode sent his resignation letter to the state governor and the state party leadership also announcing his withdrawal of membership from APC in the state.


report was gather that Governor Aregbesola is said to have accepted his letter of resignation. Awosode is believed to have taken the decision to join the team of Moshood Olalekan Adeoti, former secretary to Osun State Government (SSG), who also defected to the ADP.
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In this post, we will be reviewing all the latest 9mobile Data Plans for 2018 and Prices in Nigeria. There are many categories of data plans from 9Mobile ranging from
10MB to 120GB, so you have a lot of option to select from. Whether you are small, moderate or heavy data user, 9Mobile has a package for you.
There are plans available for those of you using Android, iPhone, Blackberry, Windows OS and so on. But as you all know, Android plans are more popular because a lot of people are using Android phones so we have more options here.
The daily plans from 9Mobile last for 24hrs, the weekly last for 7 days and the monthly plan last for 30 days. You can also opt-in for the night and weekend plans at an affordable rate but they are time-restricted. Below is the complete rundown of all 9Mobile data bundles for all devices.
9mobile 2018 Daily Plans
The daily plans are temporary with little data volume targeting people who urgently need to carry out a small task that requires an internet connection. There are two daily plans from 9mobile
► 10MB for N50:
dial *229*3*8# or send MI3 to 229 to activate this plan through SMS.
► 40MB for N100:
dial *229*3*1# or send MI1 to 229 to activate this plan through SMS.
9mobile 2018 Weekly Data Plans
These are moderate data volumes that can get you connected to the internet for 7 days . These plans are useful when one is not financially buoyant at that particular time but at the same time want to be online. Here, there is just one weekly plan.
► 150MB for N200 :
dial *229*2*10# or send LCD to 229 to activate this plan through SMS.
9mobile 2018 Monthly Data Plans
9Mobile Monthly data plans are the most popular bundles from the network as many subscribers prefer these set of plans mainly because they have better data volume and lasts longer. There are 10 different monthly data bundles option you should opt for.
► 500MB for N500 :
Dial *229*2*12# or send LCD2 to 229 to activate this plan through SMS.
► 1GB for N1,000 :
Dial *229*2*7# to activate this plan.
► 1.5GB for N1,200:
Dial *229*2*25# or send AND11 to 229 to activate this plan through SMS.
► 2.5GB for N2,000 :
To opt-in this data plan, dial *229*2*8# or send AND2 to 229 to activate this plan through SMS.
► 8. 4GB for N3,000:
Dial *229*2*35# to activate this plan.
► 9. 5GB for N4,000:
Dial *229*2*36# to activate this plan.
► 11.5GB for N8,000 :
Dial *229*2*5# or send MB6 to 229 to activate this plan through SMS.
► 11. 15GB for N10,000:
Dial *229*4*1# or send SM1 to 229 to activate this plan through SMS.
► 12. 27.5GB for N18,000:
Dial *229*4*3# or send SM3 to 229 to activate this plan through SMS.
► 100GB for N84,992:
Dial *229*4*5# or send SM5 to 229 to activate this plan through SMS.
9mobile Heavy Data Plans
These are data plans targeting big organizations or those that always use huge data volumes. There is an annual plan that lasts for 365 days, a Bi-annual plan that valid for 120 days and quarterly plan that valid for 90 days. They will allow you enjoy the internet without any form of network glitches or interruption since they are from one of the best networks in Nigeria, 9mobile.
► 30GB for N27,500:
Dial *229*5*1# or send 4M to 229 to activate the plan via SMS.
► 60GB for N55,000 :
To opt-in this data plan, dial *229*5*2# or send 6M to 229 to activate the plan via SMS.
► 120GB for N110,000:
To opt-in this data plan, dial *229*5*3# or send 12M to 229 to activate the plan via SMS.
9mobile Time based Plans
You can also call it time-based plans which are usable on the weekends only. Funny enough, some people prefer going for this plan. There are three options you can go for.
► 1GB for N500:
Dial *599*5*2# to activate the plan. Usable at weekends only
► 2GB for N1,000:
The plan works throughout the weekend for 30 days and in the evening from 7pm to 7am .
To opt-in this weekend data plan, dial
*229*3*12# to activate the plan.
► 5GB for N2,000:
The plan works throughout the weekend for 30 days and in the evening from 7pm to 7am . Additional 100MB WhatsApp data that works 24/7 hours is included.
To opt-in this weekend data plan, dial
*229*3*13# to activate the plan.
9mobile Night Plan
Just like other networks, 9Mobile also offers Night data plans which are usable at night starting from 12am to 5am in the night. You can not renew the plan the same night after exhausting it except the next night.
The night plan costs N200. To activate it, dial *229*3*11#.

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A Non Governmental Organization (NGO), Heal For Africa Initiative, has urged government and other stakeholders to provide WASH (water, sanitation and hygiene) facilities in public schools across the country. Dr Kelechi Okoro, the Founder of the NGO, told newsmen at Al-Ansar Secondary School in Lokoja on Wednesday, that the call was part of activities to mark 2018 Menstrual Hygiene Day (MHD), celebrated annually on May 28. According to her, universal, affordable and sustainable access to WASH is a key public health issue within international development and is the focus of Sustainable Development Goal 6. She said that the WASH facilities in schools would enable girl child to stay comfortably well in school during their menstrual period, saying “a girl must not miss school because of her menstrual period.’’ The NGO also trained and empowered over 300 schoolgirls in Kogi on safe and healthy menstrual hygiene, and gave them free sanitary pads and personal hygiene products. “This program is the official launch of Pay Attention To Her (PATH) project, aimed at promoting good menstrual hygiene and educating the public that menstruation is everybody’s business, and not just for female alone. “We are here to educate and empower over 300 schoolgirls on good menstrual hygiene and give them free sanitary pads and hygiene products. “We will also train the girls on how to make reusable pads from local materials, and teach them how to dispose the used pads. “We need to let our girls know that whatever sanitary method they use while menstruating, must be hygienic, and that they should not feel ashamed during their Period,” Okoro said. She also recommended that the Ministry of Agriculture to look into production of reusable biodegradable eco sanitary pads made from agricultural materials, saying it would be more hygienic, safer and affordable than the disposable ones. “This sensitization and training is going to be a continuous program that will cover all schools in Kogi, Nigeria and Africa. We are positive that the PATH project is going to be a huge success. “Period is a thing of pride, you don’t have to be ashamed of it, it is everybody’s business. We need everybody to show support for it, because it is important to health and nation building. “We are talking about empowering a girl child through personal hygiene; it is not just about health but also about social development. “We thank our partners from across Nigeria and beyond who had donated passionately through internet to support this initiative; we call for more support to reach out to more girl child. The medical doctor, however advised Nigerians to shun archaic and religious beliefs that made women to feel they were unclean and unworthy when menstruating. “Menstruation should not be something hidden or to be ashamed of, instead, the girls should be empowered with enough information and means to make their menstrual periods more hygienic and comfortable for them,” Okoro said. In her remarks, Dr Folashade Ayoade, the Secretary to Kogi State Government (SSG), advised the schoolgirls to take care, take charge and practice all they have been taught during the training and study hard. “Don’t allow any man or boy to buy you over with an Android phone or recharge card, study hard to be empowered, you must study harder to have the highest Degree in your academic. “I feel so excited and proud of the initiator of this program because it is something that is worthy of teaching that our children need to know about,” she said. Mrs Petra Onyegbule, the Chairman, Board of Trustees (BoT) of the NGO, said: “girl child are part of the society, they are a vocal group for the Ministry of Women Affairs and Social Development, Onyegbule, who is also the Chief Press Secretary to Gov. Yahaya Bello, advised the girls to know the purpose of their existence, and never allow anybody to put them down, stressing that they were unique and peculiar. “We are all human beings and should not be ashamed when we made mistakes, there’s no shame in getting stained sometimes as a girl child during menstrual period. “We must demystify menstrual period because ‘period is period, Period’. “Empowerment is not all about giving out money, it is about educating, sensitizing, and enlightening a girl child to grow up and become an important personality in life. “Empower a girl child to be well informed, bold, educated so as to become important personality in life,” she said. Dr Ahmed Attah, the Special Adviser to the Governor on Health Matters, urged the girls to take the rare opportunity and utilize them, saying the should be courageous and hardworking in order to be successful in the society. “The idea of giving this information on hygienic component of menstruation is laudable, and I think it is a thing they should hold on to and work with throughout their life and career,” Attah said. One of the girls, Aishat Mohammed, said she was delighted about the empowerment program for the girl child, saying it has really broadened her knowledge about menstrual hygiene. “A very big thank you to the convener of the training. For being part of this program today, I can boast that I now know more things about menstruation,” Aishat said. Another girl, Mercy Sunday, said that the program was very interesting, saying “it has enlightened me to know who I am and how to maintain a good menstrual and personal hygiene, and develop my potentials as woman.” The items distributed includes: Stationary, soaps and detergents, antiseptics, deodorants, tissue paper, sanitary pads, sucks, provisions, drinks, among others.
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When we talk about the world’s all-time richest people, we immediately come up with names like Rothschild Family, John D Rockefeller, Warren Buffet, and Bill Gates.
The Celebrity Net Worth website compiled a list of the world’s 26 richest people in the last 1000 years. Oddly, there are no women on the list, only three members are alive today and 14 of the top 25 are Americans.
Here is the list of the ‘26 richest people of all time’ (courtesy: independent.co.uk):

1. Mansa Musa I, (Ruler of Malian Empire, 1280-1331) $400 billion
2. Rothschild Family (banking dynasty, 1740- ) $350 billion
3. John D Rockefeller (industrialist, 1839-1937) $340 billion
4. Andrew Carnegie (industrialist, 1835-1919) $310 billion
5. Tsar Nicholas II of Russia (last Emperor of Russia, 1868-1918) $300 billion
6. Osman Ali Khan, Asaf Jah VII (last ruler of Hyderabad, 1886-1967) $236 billion
7. William the Conqueror (King of England, 1028-1087) $229.5 billion
8. Muammar Gaddafi (former Libyan leader, 1942-2011) $200 billion
9. Henry Ford (Ford Motor Company founder, 1863-1947) $199 billion
10. Cornelius Vanderbilt (industrialist, 1794-1877) $185 billion
11. Alan Rufus (Fighting companion of William the Conqueror, 1040-1093) $178.65 billion
12. Bill Gates (Founder of Microsoft, 1955- ) $136 billion
13. William de Warenne, 1st Earl of Surrey (Norman nobleman, ??-1088) $146.13 billion
14. John Jacob Astor (businessman, 1864-1912) $121 billion
15. Richard Fitzalan, 10th Earl of Arundel (English nobleman, 1306-1376) £118.6 billion
16. John of Gaunt (son of Edward III, 1330-1399) £110 billion
17. Stephen Girard (shipping and banking mogul, 1750-1831) $105 billion
18. Alexander Turney Stewart (entrepreneur, 1803-1876) $90 billion
19. Henry, 1st Duke of Lancaster (English noble, 1310-1361) $85.1 billion
20. Friedrich Weyerhaeuser (timber mogul, 1834-1914) $80 billion
21. Jay Gould (railroad tycoon, 1836-1892) $71 billion
22. Carlos Slim (business magnate, 1940- ) $68 billion
23. Stephen Van Rensselaer (landowner, 1764- 1839) $68 billion
24. Marshall Field (Marshall Field & Company founder, 1834-1906) $66 billion
25. Sam Walton (Walmart founder, 1918-1992) $65billion
26. Warren Buffett (investor, 1930- ) $64billion

Mansa Musa I
Topping the list is Mansa Musa I (c. 1280 to c. 1337) was the tenth Mansa of the wealthy West African Mali Empire making his fortune by exploiting his country’s salt and gold production. The term ‘Mansa’ translates to “sultan“, “conqueror” or “emperor”.
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Detail from the Catalan Atlas Sheet 6 dated 1375 at Bibliothèque Nationale de France showing Mansa Musa sitting on a throne and holding a gold coin. (Artist: attributed to Abraham Cresques)
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As a young man Mansa Musa I built many mosques which still stand today.
After Mansa Musa I death in 1331, however, his heirs were unable to hang on to the fortune, and it was substantially depleted by civil wars and invading armies. Read More About Mansa Musa

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A Nigerian woman has lost her job a week after criticising Vice President Yemi Osinbajo and President Muhammadu Buhari’s wife, Aisha, on Twitter, Premium Times reports.

According to their report, in the July 5, 2017 tweet, Bolouere Opukiri described then-Acting President Osinbajo as ‘a novice’ for travelling out of the country at a time President Muhammadu Buhari was receiving medical treatment in London and tension was flaring between the executive and the legislature.

In another post five days later, Ms Opukiri threw a shade at Mrs Buhari for railing against some ‘hyenas’ and ‘jackals’ within her husband’s inner circle, suggesting that Ms Buhari might not be as ‘classy’ as former first lady, Patience Jonathan.

The presidential amnesty office, where Ms Opukiri worked at the media unit, saw her abuse of ‘government official’ as a threat to national security and summarily dismissed her as recommended by the public service rules.

Ms Opukiri told the paper her dismissal was a violation of her right to free expression as enumerated in the Constitution and vowed to challenge it in court.

Ms Opukiri’s employment letter implored her to be ‘responsible’ in her conduct while on the job, but did not include a specific guideline about what she could engage in on social media.

Ms Opukiri said she was told that Mr Akande and other presidency officials mounted pressure for her dismissal. However the paper says they were unable to independently verify this claim.

She said the complaints were sent to Mr Akande following an online brawl she had with Segun Dada, another pro-government commentator on Twitter.

“He insulted me as a fat woman and I responded that he should be the last person to call anyone fat because his wife is also fat by nature,” Ms Opukiri said.

Mr Dada confirmed exchanging tense tweets with Ms Opukiri, which they both mutually deleted later, but strongly denied the allegations, saying he had never owned an iPad which was used to send the complaints to Mr Akande as indicated by the e-mail server.

“I have not and will never be personally responsible for anyone losing their job,” Mr Dada told PREMIUM TIMES in a message.

Mr Boroh could not be reached for comments. He was fired as head of amnesty office by Mr Buhari in March. His successor, Charles Dokubo, did not return PREMIUM TIMES requests for comments throughout the week. A spokesperson for the amnesty office made promises to return enquiries about matter but failed repeatedly.

Months after her dismissal, Ms Opukiri was re-engaged early last month by Double Helix Nigeria Limited, a new outsourcing firm contracted by the amnesty office, but she was asked to stop work within the first week. Tidal Streams had been dropped by the office shortly after Ms Opukiri left.

She said Mr Dokubo was asked to dismiss her again when he visited the State House early May.

“They told him they were aware that I had been reinstated and he immediately took steps to get me fired once again to avoid offending the presidency,” Ms Opukiri said.

PREMIUM TIMES saw the May 2 employment offer from Double Helix, but could not independently verify claims that Mr Dokubo ordered her termination under pressure from the State House.

Emilia Achor, head of human resources at Double Helix, said the firm rescinded Ms Opukiri’s offer letter because it had “the rights” to do so. She offered no further explanation.


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See what transpired between actress Uche Jombo and one of her fans who thinks she’s being jilted by her husband.

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Cee C has joined her fellow housemate Nina in becoming a brand ambassador for the female-centric brand, Slim Girl Shapewear.

The contract was signed today, May 29th, and Cee C was ecstatic to join the family. She took to her IG page to write, “Grateful heart..
@slimgirlshapewear i was born ready!”
She is ready to rock her beautiful collections from the brand.

View her post below.

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BBNaija 2018 housemate Ifu Ennada has unveiled her new product
beautIFU a hair care product for natural hair.

Ifu Ennada revealed the date for launch on her IG page, happy that her dream is coming close to true.
Ifu Ennada does say she has more in store but she is starting with this.
Her statement reads:
“My HairCare Line, beautIFU Ennada, @beautifuennada is here!
We officially go public on June 1st. Starting from this moment you can pre-order while we count down to June 1st. Everyone who pre-orders will get something extra with their package.
I decided to start beautIFU Ennada with 2 products I know are essential to healthy hair growth. Natural, relaxed hair and kids can use it.
First is beautIFU Ennada Aloe Vera and Amla Super Hair Growth oil. Not only does this product contain the goodness of Aloe Vera and Amla which are great for fast healthy hair growth. It also contains 20 oils and herbs that work wonders on the hair and scalp. It helps to stop breakage and eliminate dandruff. This is the secret to my hair growth. The image you see in the flyer is all my 1yr old hair (it’s not photoshopped) and all I use for it is what I’m presenting to you.
The second product is our Flaxseed, Aloe Vera Gel and Almond Oil Leave in Conditioner. Please believe me when I say this is the best Leave in Conditioner, I’ve ever used. It softens the hardest hair instantly, detangles hair and helps with keeping it moisturised. This product also contain the extra goodness of 20 oils and herbs that makes it great for your hair.
Producing my own HairCare Line is something I’ve been working on for over a year. After making the decision to go natural, finding the right products wasn’t a walk in the park and so I did loads of research, took some courses and finally worked with a team of professionals who trained in India and the US to bring beautIFU Ennada to life.
I’ve been stalling on showing you what I created because I was scared and I’m still scared.
I want you to accept beautIFU Ennada and support me. I’m grateful for all your kindness and patience you’ve exercised in waiting for me.
I intend to introduce more products as we grow.
For now each of the products retail at 3,000 naira, but you can get it for 5,000 naira when you buy both. Please preorder using the WhatsApp contact. We deliver worldwide.
Thank you once again and thanks to my awesome team.”


Congratulations Ifu!
View her post below.

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